' Jay. Evening, jg $
..Pago Six
THE EUGENED AILY-.GUAR D
i-
I
Honiens Clubs, Sfeodal personal
Br MARY ELLEN MOORB
cum mvo nouLO be moKio m to thi kxhbty turrom irrvm
' ' WA.M. AND l M-1 El.tPHONB NUMBtfc Bd
Ms- II C. Woi-tuum, of 1 'urf I jiijiJ, will Harper was in F.ugciic Inst summer, coo
iicetcd wiili the air forest palroi.
- li- In hugciic Tuesday and W'i'diicmlay
of next, week und will deliver a lecture
' on "The Arl of Inditi," Wednesday afler
tmon Ht t u clock itt (In Alumni liull of
I lit Woman h building. .Mrs. Wort mil it
IK very ui ive in Iri liinrl art circles,
Inning been president of the Wednesday
Alorittug e:ub. Slit line just recently re
turned front a two years tri(i nhrnud,
tociidiug several months in the Orient.
All Muilcnt fiiciiKy women and women
..i ..! ......li. .ii.- i..fii..,i n
.(lend the lecture and to meet thi) .around Hip biasing; fireplace occupied tin
charming woman. While Mrs, Wart
Mrs. Hurry Koru wits hostess to th
members of llu- lAvo Honk eluh ill
a o'clock dinner ut the Anchorage Thurs
day evening. A boiiiiuel of silvery pussi
widows' was iiM-d for a eeutcrpiece for
tlx. long litble, ut which wero seated
Mrs, Nettie J'riittingtofi. Mrs, Ofive Wal
ler. Mrs. K. D. Iteed. Mrs. Mentor Ho
in-v. Misk Mie Kiusey, MIhh Kthel Kan
born. Mi.-. Ktlu'l Kinney, MIhh Mnbh
SinimoiiK and the hostess. Needlework
mini is in hugcue she will her the house
jan-sl of her sisier. Mrs. llnrkcr. Wed
jichiIsv noon u luncheon In being arrung
d In her honor. Mrs. Wort man was
formerly u resident of Kugene and will
be. a 1ml to ha vi' fanner iirriiiiiintuncch
meet her ii ft ci' the lecture. She ik ch
penally , anxious to sec Ihe collection
which has just been given to the I niver
HlU'by Mrs. Murray Winner.
Mra. 1' rank Price wns host ess Fridin
jiftcriioon for u meeting of the Friday
S".viim club ut her home. 1 1111 Hlich
Htieet. Neeillework wan (lie- ilivei-nion
itf the alternooti. kiiv ronvi'i'Nallon huin
niiny over t)ie Hti i jftiiK f Ihe yriKHoi'N.
SpeHol nentK for the dny were .Mi'M.
f red I'nce mid Mrs. O, It. Arnold, while
rluli ilieinherH present were .Ml'. T. ( '.
I.nehev. . Mr. Kiehnrd Khieaiil, Mi-m.
'Mai'Kc lloiifihtoii.-.Mr, (fertrse IfoMhiou.
Mvh. it. II. Itnll. .Mis. I', K. .Met 'riicketi.
.Mim. K. Hellon. Mi-.s. A'nii Svarvemd
mid Mii. Wuyne llunl. The IniNtuNH wtit
hnhImI ed In Kervinx cefrewhnieiitN by Mih.
(i'm)i(ie UniiKhton..r ' -v .
Nuinnl WilHon, c1aiTitlit.il of Mm.
KIIuiIh'IIi WIIkcid, mill l.liMiti-niinl Ilnrrv
Hiil'lHT, mm nf .Mr. nml JIi'h. Will iimi II.
ilnrpiir, of ('lin ininili. ()., will b nnli'il
in tin Atuiiml linll of Ihe U'uiiiiiii'ii
liuilil.'iiK Tni'wlny, Januiir.v 'M, .it IiikIi
iimiii. Aftrr llin Informal tviMiliuu m'i
vlpo tlic I'OiinK couple will IcaTP Innni'dl-nli-ly
for their new home In HaiTiimrnto,
I'nllf. MIih Wilson Ik well known n
Kiicene n:id hna nttcniliil the llnivemiti
of .Ori'ijon for two jTmra.. Lieutenant
ivruiii't lionrK.
Knpiia Kui!!i '!(linuia Allinllllle IDoioci
(inn will mi'fl Aloii'lHy afteruoun at
dork nt the bunie of Mra. llerbcr
'lerke, 111'.') Ililynril street.
I;"-- -Special Meeting. -
i j SV There ro a apm-inl -meetiiig' nf the.
v (tvople o t- Frltlaj- eveninir at -the elty
i r 'leti'i-inliiiim
'HWIitt 'Hirl;gl rlil pnyn n" slit rent fare
(J on 4 hit 8'rert ciiih lietweeli here and
lCii.Tniii'. IninV.nif totiil of iwnily-four
: cents foi. ti ruimd trip. .
, Child Haa Narrow Eacapa.
"II Kriilny afteiroon. Ihe (.ninll ehiltl
,t of Mm. Kunnle Orlfflit, who .aixiiplcH
".ilDarMiientN In the ICIIte.holel, hail a nar
row em-ape from death when It found a
Imttle of Iodine and drank 11 few riroptt.
wheti diHeirvered, ipilek work on the part
of Itu paiulinother anred the child. '
K(: V,Jif '; Untkrgoeii Oporallon,
MiHN, Miidge Milex haH iindergiine an
uprrntlon ' In rnrtland tit Ihe M'offee
'Jouea hospltnl, for.n iiland Inmor on her
ini'i-k. At Inat reporta nhe wiih ntlll llv
!: ! Hrro From Roedport.
; Floyd I tar lief tt, of Herdhport, ia
J fpendtii(T a few dnyn in town visiting bin
i ; liarciitH, Mr. and Mra. A. 1C Hartlett.
U l '-j' ' Sprtoflf' Psrionali. :
I ;llw. Mnen Nrlmm U reported na bo
,,'lni MUito III nt her Iiunu' on Second and
.' i' im I.. (( K. rni'ninpinent held tltolr
; iAHUllntitm of offleerri on Thurmlay
tovanliid, .followed by rrft'enhmont.
' W, 1. Hhvrmnlii, of Vtda, apont 'iTinra
i' lUlur ht town on biinliirnn.
, J, V ,lLii'dlit of McCrtdli Hprinxa, re- their nt'compliHlnnontH during the pus
' tturnod. to hi homo after np-emlinx hov two yenin, r
ral uaya hero. t - -
"'I Mr. mid Mvh. tf. i .Masters are Hpend- 1 CALL FOR BIDS
intt a fmv du.va iu l'ortlaiul on u buKincHH
;.flrlp.
1 1 John 1). Ortren In reportrd an beinx
' lHeriously 111 with pnemuouia.
The liukespenre club will inoet in tin
tvoiiien'H purtorh of the KiiKene C'hiuiibci
f Coiniuercti Monday afternoon at U
The Santa t'lara Needle elnb wjih en
erttiini'd on Thursday afternoon nt the
home of Mr, fii-orge ftond. The honrn
were quietly passed wilh needlework tun
Koelal cli ntcr. the' liostesH ftervina n diiin
v luiieheon. asnisted by Mra. Frank
Mador and Mr. Wayne ltohinoii. TIm
embers pi-ewnt for ihe afiernooii werr
ills.. Will llobirtMon, .Mra. Srott Foster
'I'x, (il'it Itohinson. Mix. . l-n Qua if
Mrs, Itov Ward. Mrs. Xenl Kobiiixoii
Mrs. Milo Han, MrH. lloyd Abbey, Mrn.
Curl JtohiiiMju, . Mrs, t 'lint on ( 'heeaia
Mi l. iviim Kiulor, Mrs. Kd war') I uirl
Irs, Ten Sim k. Mih. Wnyne Itobiimoit.
Mi'M. i liiiriii', Mra, Waller '.MeyerH uitil
Mcn. (Jeoi'xe hond, (ineats of the dub
were .Mrs. .luck Hart; and .Mra, 1- rank
Manor, of iJiKone, The next mei(int
tvill be in two weeks at the Inn ne of Mih
Thorpe on iwr avenue.
Miss CI a ni TliXnpson. of Moro, am
Idward Iv. Wnril. of Dnfnr,, were inur-
rleU al the rresbylerian ehni'eh at Moro
Hnturdiy. Hevereiid H. (J. HiuiKon of fid
n tin if. Moth Mr, and Mra. Ward are wet!
known in Cniversity cireles, as they were
eaeh grndtmted from the I Diversity last
iprinjf. ' . .
Ten Eugeneans Find Way .
Into M Who's WhoM Pages
Who'a Who ip Ameriea' for lirjU-10:.1
contniiiH the iiimiea and brief Hketehes o
UCt Oreguii ultizeua mm being "livini
Ameriraiin whose ponit oiik or tieli.eve
mitnta make tlii'u personulitiea of (ten
vrnl Intereit." The buoU xiva a tutm to
the wlmle eoiintry of 2o,l i.'t mnnes.
, Twenty-five Uregon townn are reprt
sent in thia big iHOgrapliieal book o.
prominent Anterieana. ThfMo towns nn
the number of their ettizena included an
Albany, 4; C'urlton, I; 4entriil 1'nint, 1
orvalliH, M; Jnyton, 1; Deer Island, 1
Knxene, JO; Fori'Kt Crove, 1J; llnlfwin
I: Hillsdale, J; lbni.1 Kiver, 'J; .laekson
tldlle, 1; Ktamnth Fnlla, 1 ; - MrMlnm'ilh
1; Menfnrd, 1; North I'ortlnml, 1; Ure
g'Ht City, I; 1'arkdiile. 1; 1'emlletun,
rhilmnatn. I'ortland, VU: -Koek-Spur
1; rtosehnrK, Sulein. 10; The Dalles 1.
The namea of nine inemty inemnerH o.
Um inverslty of Orexun rtrf'uivn. The,
are I'reHldent. T, I.. ChtiiplivU; Dr. .linnet
t). Mumi'lt, henil of(heMlepiirtineul 0
nolilii'rtl Hi'ienee; I c. T.nioiy Cloran
head of the department ..of ropumee bin
auriat'H; Dr. F. (', Seluuidt, of the Imi
Xiiaxr depart ment; Jh. 11. D. Sheldon,
dean of t in H'hiHiL of iHlueatioti ; Dr. W.
W Smith, head nf tJte geology depiirl
nmit; Prof. b (I. Young, dean of tin
school (tf Nociology; Dr. iieorgn llebei'"
direetor of .I'orthmd Joxtenxioii eeute,
and Heati nf the invadtiHte ift'hdl; and Dr
ill. H. Tot rey, , direetor of medienl re
aenroli. The tenth anuria K. 1. Sander
.oii, preatdeul of the. luuxeho liibie I'ni
verMity.. 1
The next edition of Who's Who will hi
published next May. The lat iditiun enn
Uliued I K niimew which .liad .never nve
viuusjy nppcnrctl In thu book. It will hi
intcresdny to seo what cltlzehH of Ore
Sou hnva found a pluce uiuong the uev.
iuiiiick of the next edition by-reason 0
City News
(f oiit'.iued from paje flvrj -
ed the TwiiikoH brooiii. Two (oral young
men, II. II. De-key and C. A. Lothn-u.
Imve inkeii the aren'-r and they report
that I lie broom is meeting with Keueral
sati faction of Ihe liotiManiu'S.
Snow Comes From Portland
Frank Snow, of l'oriland, in here v'tn
iting friends for h fevv days.
attended nml it Ik ex pert ei to innke the
neit ue. even better. Clyde Fisk is
field etiptjifu of th1 sporting assoeiation.
Irizes eotisisting of rhh-keiis will I
given uway. Jtotli rifles and shotKuns
will be used. '
Here From Albany -
Diek Miller, .of Albnny, formerly i
Kalesmiiu nith Viek hrothr-hi this eity
is a business visitor in Kugeiii for a few
days. . J-att
Visits in City
Mis Mildred Huntley, 'daughter u(
t'lydn !. Huntley, internal revenue col
r. in i'Tr . lor ijregoii. arrived' m uie eii
ffir.froin I 'or t land loony to visit friends.
Visiter From Blue River - V
;Mim. Dexter Sparks, of Him.' Itivi
visiting fricmia iu Knjiciie fur a
daia. - j
Green Released " " '
Portland Attorney Here Mii kev (.iroi-n. senleneed to dax fo
T. K. I'uwerrt, irf lo riband, was attend-, larceny ..from tlft. Hoiig 1.1 very ftnli!
ug to legal business in Kugeuo yesler- wan.releaiM.il from the i-ounty .lail id.
Inv. t, j after wn im; 15 tiny. s. I lis release n av o
. i ! . jRood behavior. ,m
a;o Baby's FirNt Photo j : '.' nT7 7. .
Mr. and Mrfr II. L. J'orler lame in A. Turtlm; Girl Hurt'
.on Wniioiu on Ihe Siualaw. to have'. 1 nLwI".a ' ,',lcM ixl'en-year.old daugb
e!r first biihy'a first picture taken yes.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. Tt. Llles, auffore.
i-rdiiy.
a broken collar boni when the Oldsino
biln car iu which she waa ridluu with id
Mnx Muggins Improving- l;ZhV7! P "VV"' -tartlc .V11 ap.
Max Itn". rttmtll Konvf Mr. . ami Mrs. ' " ''e t.r.de aeross he Arobjjwl
Charles linens, who iL been ill will, '0 'J0;1?;3? ifc iKwaT
Jihhiheria. ih lenorted to be iircAtl.v m- ...... ."'.T . : 1 V. WIKl WH
.,,,. i - ' . uittnig his i wo uuuiTiiiprs, i -a loin n an
I"'m(l- , . - - VnBtn Willi f,.nr .f llu. It- fr!....lu t.
Man-ola to a basketball irniuc. Annroneh
iug the bridge Mr. I.iles was unable tt
Mrl Cimwdiaver of tlie Southi-rn nU tu". ning to b
eifie tuk. t office at Portland, i via- 0P in ft r1l( H(l miHHeil n
oponhavcr Visile Goshen
I'nci
ling fr.cuiift ut liosheii, where be Used uvnmi.u .IU n, A ,.A.,.,.i..ni..
vw over, mil nine riu oi'iiiiimts lioiionrh it
I All u-itl-n al.U t.x ,.r;m l ;.,-,
Miss Blankenship Hera for Week-end with the exception of Mist IJIes. am
.mm vm-iiii iHiiiinrusiiii . ui leNwen, u(ree of them went on to the ball garni
;p:m illume- v.eck-cnil Willi Miss Mar- inter, llina Mies is a freshman In th
;uret i'ai rtngtou.
I'ulvefnltn of Oregon ftnd w:ia brotti'li
baek to 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. It
Hill. l.Itll J'enrl street where she
making her home while nttendiu-r (hi
Univeraity.; jhe is. rcpm-icd as dninr
,Jrof. Conkiln Will Speak - ;
l'rof. Kdinund S, Conklin, head of the
1,'niversity of UrCaou usyt-boloiiy deinirt-
nieiit,, will apenk at the Kiuanis club nicely. tr! and Mrs. Mies live , ne
uiM;m-ioi in. inu v'huiii ii uoiei .ooiiiiii.v, . ranta Liam.
Buying Cattle Hera ' -n n. ,'-
iiugii ciunmiucs. the weii-knouii Ktoek isootn-Kellv Co. Largest
r.uyer from Albany, und Frank Decker, I Tn Thlft Part, nf ftroo-AT.
in Ijtiit A J- ,. .. r . wr. vew"
f
f. this city. are. buying cattle
ounly. Mr. (.'umlniiigs urrived yesterday
ind is stopping at the Smeed hotel. j
(Continued rout Page Oue.J
Going to China
ir. aud Mrs. Mark Wheeler are visit-
ug Airs.- o. ( aspersoii oil the Iiiver
oad. Iney have been engaged m l. M.
A. work In France aud expuct to leave
n a few- days for China, where they will. " M"
employed aa iniasionarleK. , butfer mill.. The same arranve.
turn, the Mountfltn Ktntes . compun
buya tue' slabs, sawdust, shavings
und other refuse of, (tie mill foi
fuel. This Ih u great saving ol
wood, a tins is usually consumed
In . great burners al moat of tlif
Call for Play Shad Bids- ; v
Itids for tlie construction of two nltiv
sheds nt the Oeflry school and Junior
Migh school will be received by O. JL
.l....b i.t .ftutfii.l Mr. .1 ! In .In...
uary LTi, 7:;50 iu the evening, hheds. tire ( 0,0 PJnlff mtl io operated by elet
ment la In effect at. the Wendling
mill . except . that here - t le Booth.
Kelly coiupuny owns Ita own powei
plant. ' The - sawmill part of the
plant is- -operated by steam, while
to be 10x70 feet, with 10-foot p.llara.
Joard Mocta Monday . '' i
I he advisory bonnl of the Afercy hoH-
pitat will meet in the lecture room M on
lay owning to consider reports of the
.vork which the institution lias been Uo-,
KiMlngor Funeral Sunday "
J he funeral of t liarles M. Kissjiger
trie power. The! Uoolh-Kolly powei
pli.nt also umlshca light and power
fur tho." city of ' Wendllng. . The
Hpringflcld suwinlU is . a band-saw
plant, whllo tho Wendling plunt uses
circular taws. . .
Little Handled br Hand ' '. .
: Uollv plants are highly, ctiufpped
with nearly every labor aavtns.de
vice known to tho lumber milling In
will be held from the Veateh chape) Sun- v.. .i.n- lllH1u t
dny nftemoon, January aa, fit a:b. Hcv. du"ry-) ; vrytt l,t' ?umbor thi
K. Jtunhnm wll have Winnie of the . "'r uui.u. iib,Vu-
ing the Springfield plant, , thu writ
er viewed eloctrlcally operated ma
chines, controlled by . levers and
swltchca, picking tho great ; logH
from tho ? wutoru uf tho mill pond,
pushing them over the, skids and
service. Interment in the Masonic ceine-
tery. ,' , .,. , ,
Funoral of Mrs. 'Ward Sunday 1 J, V I
Tlie funertil Mm. W. A. Ward win.
be held from tJio Yentrh.rhnpel Sunday.
afternoon, .innuat'.v Si, til H:nt o rloek
Hcv. F.. Y. Stivern will have charge of unto the carriages of . tho gang-saws
the servicea. JntJM'tnent io thi' 1. U. .. und tho Imnbor being conveyed In
F. cemetery. J j earrlera to ull parts of tho sawmill,
Rolurns From Colifornte . ' Mnlng mill, storago sheds and lum-
t. W. Newfomb, well known strnw- "r yarns..
t-rrv misers, and family of Cnnnry. or- About l&u men' work uu a shift at
rived In the city toilay by automobile t.o. HprlnKflclil mill, but If It wcrp
irom a inur oi several weens iu amor- ... . t,ttn inn.prn
ma. They report that it has been vry
rainy and cold iu California.
I
Wc Refinish
Furniture
()'Iay & Potcvstui .
IMiono :)48. 8th & Olivo
The Hoard of School Directum of
School lMtriet Nninher -I, Lime Connly
Ih-riiiiii. will receive Healed iiili lli to
7:80 p. in., Jiiiiiuiry L'-'i. Hi'.'.', for the
COPNti'iU'tion of two pltiyMheils end cou
crete foundation, the bids for the for
nice to be Neparute from the latter.
K:lcrifirntion nmy be received at tin
clerk"'! tifl.ee in the ( ity Hull. The
Hoeril ri'io'i-vcH Ihe rinht to reject any 01
all bills. - ,
o. ii. Monks,
'Clerk. School hlM. No. i
No. l'.'tt-j'.'l
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TWINKO
TWINKO
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Sweeps Better Saves Money
2 in JJfintsf 'h'nmofc infills -7.V I't'icli, nr .'17 iit lir
pMu .of Uff:HiiiutJlomu)r.",'.'JCwinku"tfr oi-oinmiy
lor Us jfotnl swffpniij; (ua!itn's.
LbTIiaitEN & I)CKEY
Lock Hox':'(W. ; :;;.:;. ..,: ; "...Eusoup, Orip'n
TYViNKO 'r TWIISKO
CHIROPRACTIC
-. 'r '' . -: r ! :;, -
loMtiivtl iliii liiuikl'i of tliousmiils .ol! sufferers who
havn Iniloil tr ?H rvliof , nny )th(r wny.
' "' THE CI IIUOPKACTO R
invil.es yon lo invoiai ;it'o rhis inHhixU t-T lifiitinont,
timliM t'lirinje thuiipiuitls cvory tiny. , .
CHIROPRACTIC
U iiorxml, il litis to 'lmixT- er'ini.l brciiuso mily xouil fan"
COlllt! frinii it.. k , ,
No fiiattfi" what yniir tnuihU's, r!iiniirni"lif can reat-h
your pnso; ; . ' . ,(....,.,,.
1 . . i)k. (;ko. a: simon
riione mux
KxaiiiliKtiorii; Frr?.. . .
Stnirs.
labor-saving
equipuicnti acvoiul timca that num.
I bet would bo required to handle, the
Young Funeral Sunday , same nmouut.of lumber und the pro-
ihe funeral of Lawrence louua wui ductM would . bo much more coatlv.
bo held Sumlnv afternoon at 1 o'clock ..., .Aflt irauoiiiu, r.,.n
chanel and the M. W. A. lodge nt the fielghi ears, has often loaded
grave. Interment will be iu the Unxter us much as 175.000 fort In eiffht hours
In operation ' by three men.
: A traveling elevated monorail car
rier picks up large blocks of lum
ber,, weighing many tons, and trans
ports It lo neurly any part of the
saw mill, to tho tlry kilns, planing
mill and yards. One man operating
cemetery nt M areola.
Farewell Meeting Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening the Salvation Army
vi II hold it farewell meeting in honor
of Adjutant A.' M. Clenieut. who expects
.o leave for Hois Tuesday. His sue-
ssor. Captain -Anthony, of linker, is
vxpeeted to arrive with his family of four this machine carries ull the lumber
children .Thursday. ; wed in the mill to plnces for
. , ful.tu,,. miuiHif mid curing. The
Ze,r. K McKenzle Bridge - ( d ns nt tllt. spring-
tto .Miller returned last evemu from ' . , , ,
M.Kenxie liri.lse. whete he reports a Held mill hnv capacity of I'OO.ooo
temperature i.f (wo decrees below rero nuard Teet. l.e stonig sheds at the
Thursday and n foot of snow. The- Me- phinln-t mill hold about l.miy.yun bonnl
Keiizie alngi is imw going from Kugcne flM,t u( rinlshe.i lumber. Approx
to the Ilridgn on Mondnys.! W ednesdays nillt,t,y r,n varUnlt.B t,f Ul finished
aud Fridnvs. returned tho following days. 3
T..i..u i.. ltl.,.t itivr r. i.iii.l.. ihi'rU- I produi t nm kept In Moiuge ut all
tlooth. who is litlir Us vice-president,
have severed their connections with
thti , eompuuy. Tiio partnership was
afterwards Incorporated and the mill
piin-bus'vl. It-.ter u mill was leased
hi Cnbnrg. Kollowliu; this tho mill
it Wtiidlifig w.is e..nsirui-led und
an obi mill and slle was purchased
at Springfield. loiter the Spring
field ml 1 1 mis replin'i-1 with a new
mill, which burned do wll In l'Jl
and was replaced, In H'll. with the
great modern , plant of today.
The Wendllny pi; iilng mill , was
ils I'lirut d and replaced om e.' Tho
mills al Siiglnaw wire ubuudotied
in 1DHI aud the Cob org mill in 11' 11.
but thu two- finely iuiuipprd planta
it Kprlngfleld and Weiidllng now
taw more than ull four of the mllhi
formurly did. t
Caplmtlsed at t-'.-eOO.OOO
The Hooth-Kelly company Is now
capitalized at 2,&00.0'JU, and of this
i'Z.TXl'MW is paid up stock, - The
tock Is held by about r.o people, of
whom the board of directors are the
principal stockholders. , Tho hoard
consists of XX, K. Danaher, of San
Francisco, president; R., A. Uobth,
.Cugene, vice president; A. C Dixon,
Eugene, general Tnannger; H. A.
Dunbar. Kugenu, secretary and treaw
urer; I. S, ltruinby, of Portland. I.
C Hose, Chicugo: . J. ' A. Koitlng. Sun
Francisco; M. -II. Keltey, Duluth;
Frank If. IJuek, of ' San Francisco.
J. W. Hlodgett, a nationally known
lumberman, of Grand ita phis. Mich
igan. Is one of the largest stock
holders. '.
Only about five per cent of the
business of the Hooth-Kelly com
pany Is , transacted locally' through
Its retail yards. .Largo lumber sales
are made yearly. In California, but
the principal part of the business is
done east of the Rocky mountains.
There Is some exporting til rough the
port of Portland, to China,, Japan,
Australia and the west coast of
South America. Tho sales offices
xrn at Chicago, Minneapolis, .Omaha,
Hsin Francisco. Is Angeles and Sac
rumen to. The company maintains
Ita central offices itt Portland. I
U Lewis Is' the sales manager, with
sales offices tn the Clsfteo building.
The general offices of the company
lie located in Kugene, ut Fifth avO.
one and Willamette street.T The com.
pany's administrative officers, with
headquarters In . Eugene, are A. C.
Dixon, manager; H. A. Dunbar; sec--etary
and treasurer; 1. W. Martin,
assistant sales ; manager1, and In
uhargo of operations at the mtils:
E. K. Martin is In charge of con
struction and -repairs and safety
work among employees: E.- It, Rndl
cott is the purch.".iOng agent; J. A.
firiffln is. In. charge of retail sales;
and M. J. Skinner has chargo . of
"flro patrols, and. trospoeses.. .
Drpnrtinent Mradn .Niuiieil . I
The llooth-Kelly flro -patrol covers
riboiit .100.000 acres of privately owned
tl mber besides tluit of tho company,
overy year.
Heads of depart monts with head
(luartorn . In Springfield and Wend
ling uru Fa ye Ahrnnis, logging 'su
perintendent;. iVi B. j.. Miles, aaslstani.
logging superintendent and civil en-1
gineer. la chargo of railroad con-i
atructlon; N. C. Nellaen, suiicrinten-
dent of the Wondllng irlll; (). H.j
Jarrett. fiiporJiitVndent of tho Sprlng-j
I'i'Md mill, and Arthur Stout, master
mochaule. . .. j ; j
Reductions of V4 to V2
SUITS
All wintor suits, inc-ludiiiff thu Slllari
est fiir-triinniutl wintor models, Imve beet
lovist'd in price for immediate clearance
Kcffuiai' $2).50 to $1)0.00 Suits on Rale at
imo-tliird to one-half off, "
Now $16.75 to $59.50 1
COATS
Vi'lour, Polo Cloth, Normandy and Bo
livia I 'oats ;n ninny .'instances enriched
with fur orUunhroidory. 1'eft.ular $29.50
to $79.50 Coats' reduced : one-fourth to
one-third. : j ....
On Sale at $14.75 to $49 50
DRESSES
Wool Tricotine, Taffeta and Canton
Crepe .Dresses of finest qualities are oJ
sale at one-fourth to one.-third off.
LARGE-S
805 WILLAMETTE STREET
FIFTY-SIX TO ENTER
ELECTS OFFICERS
Itecoininending to Uie Couniy Agricul
tural council that it Co-onerate in the
, stale's drainage pro cram and carry for
l ward projects contemplated in Lane
county nud naming other projit'ts that
Flftv school pupils graduated thisK11' nu. ng oiner i rojits tnat
i-eek from the eigh ih grade nf the Junior 5Tlho 1 "f att "t year
,iah and Oean- school nud will enter I N"utn,e'. ,:ounl cultura
igh sclumi Mondnv. Twenly.five or more atft. rendered his anmud report to thi'
Frenoh Madamoisollo Horo
.Mine. Sunnmo Hidgruiu is visiting the
FuiveMly of Dregoti today. The career
of this French lady was the subject of
1 talk given by Miss Henrietta Ciuov at
t recent meeting of the French Hub of
the I niversity.
' times. This storage enables build
J era In Eugene or other towns of the
county lo buy at the retail, yards
any h mount of these various kind
of finished lumber. llowvvvr. less
than, five per cent of the great out
nut ' of the mills can b consumed
I loenlly.
Two Cars Collide ( Some idea tt the number uf main
As L. S, White wan this morning driv- 0Wniii(,nH reiulred In the miinufiu'
ing a Uulcli anlo on Alder Mreel a Stude. fn4shod lumhrr may be
baker driven by John Armstrong came , , . , , . ,m. . , llf , ar.ti.,ai
up behind and ran IntA the former's cur K"' .I"K . wf ;a
an the lluick tmmed Into an alley. Itoth grained flooring through the mill,
cars were s ting at the rate of about 1 From . the pond the logs K' to ihe
miles per hour. No on was hurt. t cai rh'.ge und are wimu ed up. theitoe
they are carried to the gang-s,iws
where the vertical , grain flooring Is
Or. Johnson to Tslk ,
- Dr. W. J Johvson. associate -erre-iory
of the l're'yTer'au board of tenv
iSrnni'e tied moral welfare, m to make
n oddreMN In l-Jugene Sunday, JnuunrV
IVrt'oilarlv, is Dr. Johnson work
miwvd: nest the lumber H'es to the
trimmer whore It Is cut for length.
Tho monorail then picks It up, car
Vie. It to t..'.lln stacker,, then the
iv tu build up h public sentiment Ihut jiimlivr gnen , to- the dry kiln where
viH wiifo enfonvner.t of Ihe national
irohihttlott ametaiihent.
It la cured hi about, 4H hours. Then
It la , unataeked aqj 'the monoruil
iMire3 it to thn planing , mill. Here
It ta mnrhined, finlshoa. gradrd, .tied
In i)undlea and. lahl.r
Work I'uder 4-1. IIuImi
TRc employes of Uhff Uooth. Kelly
ttompany .work under, the regiila-
f tho cld weather. of the ' foyal , Legion ot Log.
t put in riueretel gAr und Lumbermen,' a which they
week
lush
pupils from' other' districts are also ex- . """'" ,"' ..I!10 ,""'ll"V "";'",;."?,
necle.l to lieeio a birh aehool course io -U: heeler was elected pi cslil
the Ktiaene whooLs Momlay. ' I . ., V. .........
Sexenteen pupils from the sixth urn,.- " the afternoon session. Other officers
of the l'attersoi, school will enter ibe 1' w"'a. w"'."'": t-:l1 'B. v.ce.presidenf.
Junior hieh school next week, nine from 'l'..1"'10"'" ";'"" mnl tn asnrer:
I.in.vln ami 11 from Washinclon. Twen- ! n.mI . ;,A- A'os; s, ar I uniap and !.
ty from the sixth araile if the (ienry -.''"."' i""1""
M'hool will enter the seventh gruile in V . . ...
the same bllildilllt. i.ie iu,e projei t proRinin wuicn w.is
Kollowins are the eighth 2ra.le crail-1 W0I'k.'"l ,',". f "''f''' . " "
nates from the Junior liiitb s. ,1: I.-on- 5ts held nt .. A. . includes . iwn-
nrd llolin. Kenneth Itoll. llm.Hi.nd Itluir. sirucnve were in many lines I vaiiiaRe
Fern Itowilell. Chnrb'S lloyd. F.f hcl Univ.; . ' " ' , ." ...,o ..i
IMrothv Unvis. Kltlnn Heal. I"rank Kl-i " reci r.lo.1 as the most important in
DAILY STATISTICS
DIED
WARXKR At Salem, frith.'. Jul
lit, 1IVJI, Albert It. Warner, w
. . v.'nrs. '
I Mr. Warner formerly Iil in M
Hewiles his wift. Wva the deJ
J ie;ives u son four and one-hal( jfini
The remains w ill be shipped .to wrt
nt.il thi rnnernl held at 1 o'd'K Mo4
afternoon at the I. U. O. f. ceafl(J
W. V. Ilranstctter has enarje
rnngciiieutN.
B0Ri
WHITIC At the home at Trl4 FonrlM
- avenue east. Saturday, Jsnwn
to Mr. act! Mrs. ltay -Uitt
'' son, .;
Fruit Rfllll
'I'hVm oiii. eimfiil rocoamit and sH
out am a pau and brown liRlrflv J
erate oven, stirring frequently, wai
one-half cupful dried apricot M
fowl chopper. Mix with enf W1"!
wcoanut and knead until well J
11..... Intn fnlU ibOtlt 0W
long and roll in remainder of ww4
PRICES ARE DOWN
Stewart's Auto Simple
Phone 847
f
Hott. tHndys Frv, John (lerharl, Miir
inrie Hiinnnn, Kvelvn Hollis. Orville
Hoscllnn. Mildred McDerinott, Until M
Intyre, lne Monroe, Klixnlieth Morse,
Hershell Onkes. Orris I'age, I'aul. I'riee.
Albert Itasor. Virginia Iteiti. Loyal Knell,
Clifford Snmers. Veneita Walker. Ralph
Weber, Chester W'illcox. Reatrice W'iu
stead. fieary felmol eighth grnde gradnntei:
T.tither Adams. Kdgar Itrown. I'earl
Chtipmsit. Mabel Carter. Richard Ctev.
OH vi Florer. Letter tiates. Julius tiol
den. 0nr I lamer. Mnrv Jeans. Frel-
erirk KeUay, Mabel Lord. Minlnf
n.. t"-- ii
MnHorle Ruddimsn. Aim- Wnln.ff. Vir- . " 1"'J pmrnotisl by tin
Lime county.
Mr. Whitney recommemliMl that the
war on rodents be renewed this year es
pecially on the Biny diggers. The coun
cil has adopted tlie slogan, "No gray
digger by H)'4." and it is expected that
7" per cent bf the pest can be eradicated
this year by poison.
The county agent's report showed flint
I here were .'-''Ji calls made to his office
in JIVJ1. letters written, Ky circular
b'tter- sent out, t!7. of ltl.71."i copies;
meetings uddressml by the county agent.
IW. or IH.OI I people; farum visiteit yX
and davs spent in the field L'lKi. and iu
the office. IU!,
nun ii
HIS
'(iriiii. I r - I ..
Til Wiscarvon. Iwrenro Otlkion. Chris-1 , T "run7,t."n wor'
lino iravri-on, Frank Saflev. Jens Soren- iv,,HV;, f,a'rv,"s' 0I5,T I'rmll,rV1n' pou,!
an.-.lva- Smth. Vhelra Rhodes. Rut'- !. marketing, club work.
McC aiii Edit It Johnson. V la ii cst.id. I ll"m'
n the oid stnnd.
market will il b.:n
Good Rosii Inter-
- Hert Tro- t m fiO-n Ibr FJ
nira district t'dat. The prospect o(
ifOprnvwl rnds t1' .ve'nr l, he Kay, the
HueipiJ lopte e' -orsation in that
part nf the country linv.
, , ..
j Awarded Fifty Dollars
i "Jut like gettlur ir-'oier from home,"
jwa the comment of Clipier Stevctiso,
( pronr e'or f Kotbk Sh.p, ti'sn r--,
,iv;t a f ffv-tlrtllar check fnyn Lelii'
WVekl,. Tlie ni-' v i n.xiil fur prire
tiiotui of ji bl:nf ,irv. Ar. Ntevep
; vnn iz-rtk the photo t the A-bbi-id ruut
i m vears ne and fvrn( about it. A
I fr'eud nent it to I.eslieN.
Pti Fra"-" Tr n Shoal
I - Th t n' r -; -. Sutu itiiiru' nn-nH'ia-t'n
ill h,M trnp diool of
lie mop I i rv . at the Mate tsme
JKnrkot to Dui;d la Februxrv -
ConM ni t'oii f the y: cihiic m-kTt
will probaidy no Jtart unlit lni in Feb
ruary. Hn.vs fsrk! master W. A. Ares,
in discussing the r'unr that il was to
start Monday. The laige mw msrket Is
.o. hsve i fn" cjer't- f,ior whca nittt
ie tfl'it tirsi, necni'
It will not ho ivivli
before Irtf. in r ruarv or eflrb in 0) belong, along with the offkers
Mnrch. believer Mr. Ayr-, Ftitil thett th' n- rj,mn.-v. Thore U nvrr mv
thd ak.4 alahil I
friction lo thr plants flr woods, all
work contented. , Proof 'of thta ta
that scores of ttmn with the company'
have work'-d for Ibvtth-Kelly con
tinuously for 10 to 51 years. Sev-t
crnl have bven with the "compiny
since It wns first .orgnnlted. Nearly
nil the auminlsttatlvft erfleials fcav
also been "througi liie mill" and nil
hiie n thorough understanding of
the business und problems confront
ing te grnt tniUistry. , j
UrRHMtard In 1MA ,
! TU llooili-Kelly t.timWr cail.ny
iis ut .it.;x.t In li ai a partner -I
ship concern " had leaned the mill
j which It operated t Snglnnw. The
' c.mt-ri n consisted of Robert A. Ilooth.
J. II. Itooth, Ueorgi II. Kellv nlld
John F. Kelly. Atl the nriinl
TOO LATE TO CLASSUl
WANTKD IX) 1!L"V-I)frert '"j
owner, from It) to w w; ( J
..:.. in,... ii .I....T otiim a"1.!
with location. Auiireaa "U "
WAXTKD. T() TIUlI-I-? Ji
property Mt-roiHl t3rra
ranch, in l.ine fnuntv. Ort
dress ti rare tJiurd. .
. ".. .i.-1 iTi tailor
1.K..S.N till
your measure. iu;n..- ". .. ,.
ial or yours, l.istoil a'"' '
8th Street.'
(17 ArilK.K-WitU l a.:res i "fa
crop. Sandy, clay le "'' , J
timber, balance in."
"T.e.ster raltnwar had Jiia scapula and
three or four ribs broken as a resoll of After puttinr up a brilliant- fijlit in
.."..ik run mrr m ninafr Bjon tms roe urst periml ot laet mailt "s name
morninie about S o'clock. caainst Ui veteran Vuiversity of Wash-
The aiTtdent oci'iirred near the Midc- iumon five, Oreaon finally suivunihcd to
i iinini Olltl, .mil street anri Sixth the Sim Dodrcrs lv A 4'l to lit lu-ure.
avenue east, as "a'l.iav a hanlim In the last period of the .nme. niachiue
e.me refuse lumlwr from the old mill tn like team work of the northerners and
the boiler room. The mater'al alipped i their weight told heavily against Itoh
k"0" doubletree and frightened ler" men. -Wholesale substitutions in the
the horsea, which starteil to run. cans- la-t minutes failed to stop the siauahter.
ing ( allaway to lose his balance and fall -Hy far the feature of the game was
In front of the wnon, the rear wheels the work of the Or-gon guards In bold
or whieh a'tenvarda passel over his Ing Slelk. lanky center and sensation of
""Ji- , . . I th season, to thrc,. field gouts, francis
Tlie injured man. who Is X; rears of . It.'ller did stellar work in his guard lsisi
a;e. was taken in h; borle . r,:tl i tinn. Itol Andre. Oregon forward, was
Tweirth arentie w-.t by Dr. r. 1. v,na- the fastest man on the floor at unv per
ftoe. who gave pe,..c mediinl assistanis-. iod of the game For Washington. I.i wis
Ibe Itilurle.. while painful, are not ex- at forward starred with seven goal.
i1""" re.iui avriousty. . . i cageil from the floor. Score at tlie end'
, . ! of the first period was 'J to "Jl after'
line asningToninns held almost even!
I.lmner. naiunce mf""" u, ni,
7-rortm lioiwc, bam A
i..... k,o wood hou, frlil
l"""J. -"Z,, ,d. 1"
orcmiru on gn" u it "f
from Kugene. P. miles to b.
up tn :)f: tim' n. ba !
MONvri'-Kor Builmng P"'..,nM
Knsy rajn.enl rian, .
lowest Kates. ..j-ttJt
I-.tipene. I n".,r
ll'ivnil To sell 'OU fr' !l
the f t'iiilv and gretmd i'JL' ufr-l
chickens. Karl llald" " ' 1
St. I'hone iUO.
rUAtTTfAI, M HS1X- -M Al
vin. Motor llou'.e A ,
J. E. Hafton.
hslnra. ."kIO rftnaclt)- Vr
year's make. Only "'"1 "V.A P
siune iiiiirn'-r,. - . if
J.'sO ea.h. Touid n- ' .
gooil cow. JCS.S I'ari.. ..
Willamette St.
Powers Asree to
thrnnitti m.t .f fl bir Th- a...u....i ' " .. .". nirf
ft.. en th. ,.. .-Vie. . "ii 1- . " ' K ".'' ': 7-r-',
VUlllit licaun T-lil t.,,,i'.h. il.. i. .i Kugene I am hut . lit',
dene- ut tai-s l a-' v-rtr
of Alder. -J'!: W.H. wr-i"' V
i. , . i
('i.ntiiiiie.1 fro-.o 1'ag.- Our.)
farm traps. The Inst, shoot was well """''era of the firm exept It. A.
io.1 of ko.lilitirs ItV obligations under lac
(.resent Ireslr.
"On Oi. csat;.it f hoviiliio,.. the
i opt. acting po-vers will uie, t in ni'nfer
mrr to roniih-r what mixMbiKinps. if
sny. snoiini tn. nia.i . tue prio i.loii. of J.oir
die prr.ni ireniy.
i :.'! tonizht. the lat a.ime thi. -....;:
I'.'ten Ihe twi KCbiNle. I Iregtin pre
viously b.st the frst two eani.'s of the
eas.,n to the Sun INslrers nl Seattle.)
The northerners nre now leading the cm-l
ferepee !,y a safe margiu.
rent.... per u, ... v.
iook it over. i.
lress or Su)rt Skirts tailored ti
-. maoe f
I.I-.I..H .V, roller. Wot Sili Sir
Ktill SAI.K 27 aer.
Vf-,
iiMMsur-. uiaoe trri ,,r uuiieriiil n-I Kugene. I. m Te oft I ef!
tio sloo.bs. ttill sell t't'i
'!' terms. I bon i:tKl5.