Eugene daily guard., June 21, 1922, Image 8

"Wednesday Evening, Juno 21, 1922.
Pasre Eight
THB EU0E17B DUET- GUX1D
cationmtj?
' ;J,ike many ' otliors you aro planning. a trip kilo the
great outdoors, and trying to decide on that vacation
H1'' Let ns assist lv providing you with a copy of our
1922 ?' Oregon Outdoors" Folder. It is henntifnlly J 1 1
net rated and brimming full of details, about resorts in
Western Oregon.
CQXSeX Fvpnrsinn Tickets
.4a.Ma -
I Cost Less
This Year
' to
Tillamook County Beaches Newport By-the-Sea
. $9.50 and $10.90 $5.65 and $6.65
Crater Lake National Park ' v
Oregon's Forest, Lake, River and Mountain Resorts
Oregon Caves National Monument
Shasta Mountain Resorts Yosemite National Park
For' fares, train sehedules, hoantiful folders, or other
. particulars, ask agents.'
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN V. SCOTT.
' ' Genoral Passenger Agent
' - i ' I !
News of Lane County
1 i I
. ............
the Leading Musicians
M the World Have
I ' ; Been Taught
I . Individually
pothing' can excel the
jjvork of the individual
teacher with the indi
vidual pupil.
(
Wvy VNot Enroll Now - at the
racific conservatory
.': of Music
' ' 731 WillameUo St.
A Behool of Individual In
struction that teaches Violin,
Piano; ' Voice, Cello, and wind
instruments 10 years of
practical experience in teach
ing the best music in Eugene.
Calanooya Mineral Water, the. prince
of table. wiitciH. Keep u wise m your
home. .,
CHICHESTER SPILLS
...Hkw.au Beit. !ilfnLAlrVKtllH.
Cerfanyf
We all know how to
' nakti money. Fori - iii-
. Btaiuse, you caa have a
rich father iuarry it
or, as a. last resort,1 you
can work for it; but no
matter liow you get it,
don't let nil. your, money.,
get away, with -Jio thing,
to bIiow in the end.
Better liegin : putting
8omothing aside when the,,
putting is easy, tor guard
against life's emergen-,
cies and to piwido for
the veiling time of life.
Bank your own ipay
check.
.Too' Abies.
BANK OF COMMERCE
1
; Back East
ROUND TRIP FARES
j ' - ,v. . , Lowest in Years.
i - MaMy 25 to August 31
1 ' ' ' by the '. . J
Oregon Electric Ry.
and Connecting Lines.
Choice of routes and liberal stop-over nrraugemcuts
going aud returning. Hoturu limit October 31.
Round Trip Fares from Eugene.
t '22.40
n.45
. 103.20
123.B0
mo.so
00.85
111. IS
1 13.45
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...... H1I.50
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101.10
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DETROIT
I.MHANAI'OI.IH
KANSAS CITY
LOU18V1I.I.10 (105.75
Proportional fares to certain other Eastern cities.
Fares one way via. California, Train schedules and
Othor details will ho supplied on request.
Sleeping car arrangements made. Baggage checked
and pickets issued through from Eugeno.
r OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
H. n. KNIOUT, Agent. Eueene. Ore.
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89.70
70.85
1 05.75
111.85
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140.80
114.05
M.85
76.85
118.00
148.45
COTTAGE GROVE
rottaice (Jrovf, Ore., June Jl. -Mri
aijil Mr, ll. 11. llfiueiiway rvceivrd word
'itf Ailay morning liiut their huu JluM-uf
UUU coiiijiauiou, who lift JCiikuc lu a
rfljioe for I'urtliiud last Friday, urn veil
ut tli fir iltHtiuatioo JVloiiduy und were
(filing fiue nfier tbeir trip.
Juti n Kuhl, ut .lr4irfj;or, Iuwa, hroy
ther-iu-law uf Mm. Allie JIuwkiuM, Uiu
truui (fitrttlyNiH luxt I'Vidiiy. .Mr. aud Alrn.
KoUl tiuvtt ofifii visited in t'uitHxft Oruve
with -Mrs. lliiwkiu.
Alrw. S. K. .Murkily unit Airs. Kva
TlJoiiiuH rettirrii'd Sunday from spending
tlm wei-k-fiid with .lr. .Murklcy'ii iit;r, j
AlrH. William Aifdley und family.
.IrH. Williiuu KiiK-art in hiit-iuliug nev
ernl wcekM willi Mm. jlermau uf hugeuc i
at lti'lkmifi SirtiinjM, . ,
KJuht Jtitctiy und VA IVaneU were
ani'Hlfd .Monday night with liquor uu
thfir pohAt'HH'wti.
Word was mnived 'JNii'Kday from V.(
A. .Sn-auMon ami II. H. Meek mid fmnit
4ph thai they wuidd be in YellowHtone
park Tuesday.
; .Miss Mildred Dusan hati lir Xficnrion
from tliu tfdciihoiiK i iff ice and huH eidic
lo l'ortliuid to 'Mijuy the roht mIiuw. She
w;ill visit her frinnd .MtH. .1. J. .hicksun,
ray iuuoy uaa ine iuiiaminatory rat'u-i
inalism. J
Mr. Dr. O. A. Smith from Ho8p1ur,g
in viitinif her iiurents. .Mr. and Mvh.
lMiik llawkiiiK.
Mvh. Addi Iliillifiirt mothrr of Mm.
Willium tMondock, li-ft TiicmIh.v inoiiiiiig
for Woodhurn to visit her moth;r, Mvh,
iMixuorui i anu ner hoy uoie
.Mo mice and wife. j,
(.Mrs. It. H. .loli went to 1'ortluiul Tueti-
dny on biiftiuesN,
Mrit, Worth Harvey spent 'i'ucBdiiy hi
KiiKene Nlioppinc.
Judge II. J. Shinu went to- Kngene
TiteHduy luorniiip on )ej;iit iMiNiiiess.
John lirund returned Tuesday from
iMiitHiiiuir, i.'al.. where he -iia lieen vihit
iiifC his hoii William aud futility.
.'.Urn. ielrRe Jroctor and 1'n ly (Ivovgv
Jr., left Tuesday for ('orvulliH -to Hpend
two weeks with Mr; Troiitor's iiii)(iier
Mm. K. . llonue. .
J(. K. Walker went to Wpnrt Tujftc
duy to visit his brother George and fum-ily.
W. P. Shntt from Scotta tit visited
with the J, V. Knox family this week. He
returned home Tuesday morning.
Little (Mto IVriiii came up Tuesday
morning from Divide to visit his niaiid
parents, Mr. and ..Mrs. A. J -arson. Olio
saya "llis father Auueleti ti'vriui, who
recently ruttirned from the San Kraji
vttu'o boHpitul. ih getting aloug jiwt fine."
Km Jler mid. family spent the (Uiy
Tuesday with the Miitioru fawlb' froing
out to the Waldeii family in the after
noon. (lenrgn Itiirues the wrestler, who will
have a bout with Italph W. llund of i'oU
tage (irove the 2'lrd of June, Friday
uigbt of this week in Kngene was In town
Alondar night.
.Mrs. N. K. l fa n nock and eliildren from
Aurora ar visiting Mrs. Manwk a pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Van N'ortwiek.
Mrs, Kva H emeu way came 'Jhiesday
from rorthiud and is visiting with .Mre.
Nellie Webber. . ' ,
John Milne ih in Portland looking nfter
bis interest ia the ire plant that he and
William iHuPk aooinred recently.
Amelia and Huby fMelick from Inlla
who baro been visttinr tiieir irrand
mother, .rrs. Kli i'oehrau lett Tuesday
fop Orovllle, tuliforuia, to visit their
nudes, Kd nd JVank Hay.ei.' "
' 'oru l.owrey of Port hind visited in
Cottage (trove Tuesdoy.
Wilson Martin has pneumonia. '
cMrs. M. Ttuymuinl left Tuesday for
Drain to visit her son W. Haymoud.
her grandchildren, Wilma mid Kenneth
who have beeniiere all winter, ncetun pan
led her home.
Pearl Arthhy returned Tuesday eventug
from Monmouth kcIioo).
. U. W. Nance of Hoscburg wpo baa se
cured the Disstoii school for the coiuiug
winter was in town Tuejida.w
Mr. and Mrs. (. ItobertB came
Tuesdny from Portland and nre visiting
Mrs. Itoberts' mother, Mrs. it. 1
Nimrod
Inn
!iS mile past of Hujonc on Hit
McKi-niic Klvor aud llijliwu.v
Special Saturday
Dinner Dance
0 lo 8 $t por plate
! nnnriug. till 1J Uood Muale.
Regular Sunday
Chicken Dinner
VI to 8 fl.SO
Our taliti1 iu auppltoil from our own
farm.
Tlio premier liiintinf: and fiihiiir ro'
8ort of tho McKonzic river. Kxpert
Kllidt'H.
loiir UiNtaiice photic. Postofficc, Vitla.
OrvRun. '
Antler
Lodge;
45 Miles East of Eugone,
on tho MeKen.io '
)
Hunting '
. Boat Fishing
Riding Horses .
Pack Trains
Mountain Guides
Wonderful Dinners.
Hot and Cold "Water in
Rooms. Shower Baths.
Special Rato
By Week or Month
Government Thcno Froin
Eugene
BILLY PRICE, Manager
P. (.)., Blue River, Oregon
Tliranhi-r. . ' -
.Mm. Mott NVlsan ranir TiirxiUr from
Keatllc aiul will t" P tl titfrn ItmL
luiuea in Moh.mja, lp th Huiuijur. . ,
Mrs. AVilliuu (Juroulte aud sou Colin
of How Kiver wnit to Portland 'IHimday
lo visit Mrs. fittroirtt' Slater, Mrs; Jai-k i
t'allalian aud family.. V '
Mm. K. Av HukIk'S bo left Kuatlav for 1
I'anadena, t;J, wlttr -Mm. II. A. Hal-:
dridg who anfferrd & strokuf paraJyin
hero SnuJa moritinf. rririil 'XHipsday
as her iiatieiit -lied at , Keddiuif, before
reackinfr ber home in 1'usudeua. .' i
l.evi tJefvOf IjiihIoii WMIt. m t-'iiirenn
Tuusday etwiiinr.r .i.-,.,
Aii!(Bor-.aiep. froitt: .tiKene was in
Cottase drove on bunines .Moday eve
nine. . r ii '! i::YJk(ir '
(..j..ria-ii.:iiuiruriKn iroui .iiarcoia is V1K
itiiif; at the nome.of Inn xnimlpareuta
Mt uwk .Mrx. Julm Kirk of liorena.
Mr, .11 ml dlrs. Harry eat motored to
DeiKji'.iitiibiy returuinr iu . tho evening
.with Mr, Neet'a sinler. Virniiiiu, who is
making her brother undone a .visit.
' '.Mrs. O. lu Nichols entertained the M.
I. .11. club Tuesday afternoon.
-Mrs. 0..;"V. Jtaap we'iit to Creswell !
riiesiliiy' afternoon to 'Vls'rt friends. 1
Jirs. t.. i. iarker returned iuesduv
evening from Springfield, where she has
been visiting her sou, Curtis and family.
JUNCTION CITY
'.liini tion City, June Uli--Mrs. Oaitlior
llurui Je of )lalsey was iij Junction on
busiuesit Ttmday. -.
l.url Ityckiuun iiH in the city on busi
ness jcMerday from ItiVerview. . '
V. V. FHJier of Noraton transacted
business in Junction Tuesday.
J'iiouias Kailey of Kugene was a Tues
day business caller in Junrtiuu.
Mr. Muxie and Harold Moore of Eu
gene were in .lunetion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Itorrignn have
returned from a visit with friends in
IVirthind. '.
V, V. DavW was Kugene on boat-i-ess
Monday, . .
-Mrs.' Xoah Purkerson was in the city
yes'rrdtiy (rant Hurnolr. .
. The . nehool election Monday resulted
in tlie election of OlsK l'eterson for di
rector ' and: Mrs.' ilazel Ncttlesip for
derll. ' 1
T, W. rixVy, was' k Mondt ; Waller in
Junetioii froiu Kugene.
Mrs. M-iry ltobiuson who RpAt the
winter ill Kugene has returned fo her
(mine in Junction for tlie suinmer.-.
I'reston Rfuves made a businAs trip
to I.eliuiKill Monday. , ! .
V. c Ivie was iu town MomliiJ' from
Itiverview.. '! 1
Oliver Dorsey of Harpole tvas in' town
shopping on Tnetiday. j i
Jesse Williams, of Eugeni- spent the
week-end at the home of his parents,
Mr. and MrsV. T. fi. Willitma.
Mr. and Mrs." Wfllard.Orayand elill
dren were in Jilnijtion Monday from Har
mony. . , '. , . . . ,
Manley, Ithbinoh". aud ' Mra. W. S.
Stearm ahd children motored to Kugene
Monday-evenlhg. " .''.
Mr. and iMVs." Mor'rbt'' Koon . and c-hll-'
dren were iu thecity Sunday. "
l.ester.niith was in tlie city on busi
uess yesterdny-, from Liberty .' ;
Mira Kloreuco Seheuek iias returned
to Porilnnd after spending the week-end-at
the honifuof ber "parents, Mr., and
.Mrs. nyne pjpiiencK.
' Mr. and if. K. II. Irfe. Mr. and Mrs.
Claude I,ee and .Mr. and Mrs. Wright
t.ee.atid ehitdren till of Kugene were in
J unci inn Stiuiuiy aflernoou.
Seil lto?ue.,was in the city yesterday
from McadowvJewV
Mr. mid Mrs. Hoy Spry spent Mon
day in -.Eugene, on business and shop
ping. '
tVc".' Pidiey. wna a Monday caller in
town from Mi'adowview.
Miss l.ois I'nrks is visiting at the
lu me of Miss Tjiieile Hoe.
-.Take- Heep.was a Monday business
caller in Junction, fjroin Liberty.
Miller Sorensen .'Vfli' ysterday for
Keaeue '.vhero ho has secured employ
ment. - .... , . i
Walter Mu's .wuai'in the city yesterduy
from Oak llrovp. . .,
Chester Harpole-vaa4 a.fondav eve
ning visitor; iu Junction, from, Harden
bridge; . ' . .. ...
(Ins KJint nmi motliqr.and Delhert
Flint motored to Santa Clara on busi
ness Monday evening.
Willis Miller was in town Moudny on
business from Harmony.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Hurlburt and chil
dren of Kugene.,..wero'- inf Junetioii Sun
day. ' '
Mrs. Tlnt'l Hiwvn was in the city yes
teniae froni Goldson.';. ,.-
Orr Kyle mid Norman Miller were in
Junction City on business. Monday from
Monroe. -.','. ' .
Mauley Hobison. Hnlly". Berry. Henry
Hansen and the .MlKsuajLToKephinp San
ders. Hazitl l'etlersou and l.uella Moor
bean spent Sunday at:fluiwson on a pic
nic. ..' v . -' :
. , Mr. and Mrs. S. T lioone of Detroit.
Michigiin. aro'.ywitihg at the home of
.Mr. Ktta .lioone.
; .leis Uriscdl was-a TW.siluy business
caller In Jnnelion from Harmony.
.'Mis. Mvers .1v-usTiir the city, shopping
Monday from Itiverview.
Preston Heaves was in Alvndore on
business Tuesday, ft '. ' ,. ... ..
Viek Cleek was mi the eity Tuesday
on business from Harmony.
Mijr- Manriite Cnrrull is visiting at
the home of ber' brother, Hiclmrd Car
roll mid wife.
John Stroine was in the city on busl
wm yesteniny afternoon.
Mrs. C. V. Thornton was a Tuesday
culler in .Tunetiou from Norton.
Tonn l"r'stll was in the city yester
day from Harmony. '
Kdgnhills Hohinson was a Junction
Citv husiness visitor Tuesday from Santa
Clara. ,
HARRISBURG
lUrrisbiirg. Ore., June 2i. -The an
nual hHmkiI meeting held at the school
house Monday afternoon wan attended
by about '.'.t voters. ..Or. I. tl. Clark was
re-rleeted . director-far 'the next three
vear ' As a result of the "lection H. A.
I.cis will Niircccii hitntrlf as derk for
the -ensuing Year.1 Itoth heee elections
vere.iiminiiuous. ' ''
Mr-, anil Mrs. M. R. Kenell of Ibanr.
spent, the week-end visiting at the John
Yoder home. t
Mr. aed Mrs. P. .V. Beaman went to
Meilford Thurl.y. Mr. Ileainan return
e.1 Salurdav. Mrs. Keaiuan will remain
tltere indefinitely.
The 'Harrislsarg Mercantile ctukipany
ilelivered a new. bay . bailer to Charles
Iiemley Sattmtay.
. l.orciia. Anderson brnlhi'r of Post
master Anderson, arrived here from
Portlaud Kridnr .veniiie -and will Siend
the vacation time-in, aiul about Harria
bnr. ' -' .-
District AtliHlirr Tv !. I.lewelling.
Homer M.iri"i iuh! It M.-Juukiu came
(town from. Alltanv Satura to snend a
couple of dars. fishing. Thee shipped a
boat down 'nd made tke frip back to
AHianr br bunt.'-. ' '
r. and Mrs, C. E. llawke of Fore.t
Chautauqua Season - Tickets On Sale Here
The Excellence of the Values and the fact that' Quantities are
Limited, Suggest Early Shopping -in our
June White Sale
With sharply Reduced Prices for the Immediate Clearance of
our. Summer Apparel , . .. ,.
VALUES UNUSUAL! A CLEARANCE OF CORSETS!
Drastic reductions in splendid models of popular and
4 widelv-known makes, xne nimicr, k. u. uitu uuuia-
tnA 4v tlioir pvnniHito lilies.
their excellence of workmanship-and their manycoin-.
iifc ,m fort and vservice-givins; qualities. Eugene women, folk
l r 'SiiVfl -ii . . ii .: i ... 'y.vil.r tlirt iiif.ni-itiv'o nr
i.i KW111 iwt lit tins fieuiuiHro uui imv. .....v.". .
o-i-eatly lowered prices, but the added pleasure of cnoos
i !'!;,. ,'n,-,.ii.,.i.,Kcn t,f nntwinnllv known excellence whose
ps.lliinmes in themselves are the manufacturers' guarantee
96 to $4 K. & u ana warner Liorseis
A group tlmt offors a splendid choice, in jink and
white, plain or brocaded coutil; medium high, bust and
medium Ions skirted' model ;non rusting Jk C
.. 0afca-ra)'
$2 and $2.50 R.&G. and Warner Corsets
Both tlie popular athletic styles and low busted reg
ular models are offered in this choice group. A(l are
mmm
boning.
in flesh colored 'coutil. with non-nisting
.J' boning. Both back and front-lace st3-les.,
$1.48
$12.50 Binner Corsets
-The famous high grade American Corsets,, developed
in exquisitely brocaded pink coutil; edged and banded
at 'both top' and bottom with satin ribbon. Inserted
panels of fine basket weave cloth. Every distinctive
feature of the highest grade Corsets are1 flirF CA
included! in the elegant models......;..." ww
All Women's Trimmed
Hats Price
"Women .wiilffirid truly phenomenal values in this
event, for prices have been in. every case reduced
one-half Thiiik: of the added pleasure yon would
take in. the possession of another, hat for. summer
wear! and ' consider,- too, ' at what an extremely
low price this .'clearance brings to yon the smartest
the most alluring, of summer's models!'.-.
$12.50 Values, Now. . . . . . . . . . . $6.25
7.50 .Values, Now ............ $3.75 ;
$ 5.00 Values, Now. . . . .$2.50.
Camping Equipment and Vaca--(
cation Clothing.
Conifortablo, Veil tailored Outing
Clotlies that add the last touch of enjoy
ment, to the vacation trip, are assembled
in gratifying choice on our second floor.
Complete equipment for the motor tour
ist ani the camper, too, offers a wide,
lange of outing necessities at appealingly
moderate prices; ion will iind munv
llll 'VII 1 l II. I'l II IS. J Ull Will 111111. llltlll.t
price advantages and conspicuous eeonp
niics hi shopping here. j
Fancy Japanese Parasols
Our displays of these favorite sum
mer aceesories offer a splendid choice
in clever cblor.combinatio.iis. -Made of
the very best grade of oiled paper nnt
perfectly finished in every, detail; col
ors, - red and blue- aud blue and white.
Priced according to size, at 90c, $1.25
and $1.75. . - - :-.
Thursday's Grocery Econ
" : omies.'
Best , Cane Sugar . . .'. .'.'. .".'.$6.85 sk.
9-ih. sk. Rolled Oats ............ .50c
6 bars Crystal -.While Soap ...... .25c
4 lbs. Handy "Cut Macaroni ' . . . , . . .25c
Hardware Department.
Extension Strainers, 5i inch, reinforced
1oav1s .20c
Round Wire Dish Strainers, with sil
ver tray .-.89c
23 rolls Toilet paper $1.00
ii'ov were in town Sulurtlny. Tlioir
rion Mulciunb craduatiMi from the I iti-
vea-sity of OreRon rtiiU pvepjug, .
: H. K. Itttrton nrriveil Sottmloy from
CJ or ton. SoiiMi Iusitn, wli(rr he whs
t-alled a coupl? of months ago by tho 01
n of a brother;
Xj. K." Mt'Kellip received a new Id(lRe
irlutunluy.
Mrs. Wallace TIawke and Mist Olndys
Juokson 'wero Albany visitorn Mmnday.,
Mr. uml Mn. AiigiiKt Sperling spent
Sat unlay at the O. A. C.
. Mrs, Henry T'pmeyor and oni, .Tohnny
iind Orvnl and (l:nntihrn. Sadie nvA Hel
en, left Saturday for Maehias, Wtashinp
tou. where thev will spvnd two weeks at
the liome nf her daiif(hter. Mrs. H. S.
Kiddle. The trip was uiade-by antn.
1he Misse.H Thednm and 1-eoiw C.oml
ing and-bntther Aduir arrived from Mon
mouth Wediif sdny. aud spent several
davji vis'tini; friends.
Mrs. Cluude, Wasson and d-mpliter.
Ivethn ami Klorenee went to lort1nud
Saturdar to nttend V fnmilv reunion of
hor mother. Mr..T I. - Itlet'M.n. She
wu met her aunt. Mrwt V. K. I anoint
of llinoi who retnmw, here with hel.
Thin i Mra. Lansing's first trip here
for nine yesr.
The Harrisnnre. Cubs met their third
defeat, f the ttetisoii from the West
Toint detetuiioii on the lwal ground
Sunday aftermian, Final MMre was 7
to R.
' 50SHZN
1n.lirn, Oro.. June 'Ji. Mr. anil Mr..
.T. W. Jomi havf IrArtnl a rcm-b w.t
:,f Owrll an.l ari niovinc lo tarir n.w
liMition,
Mim.. Ofn.'rt nml Mnhl Anil.ron
iniliMl Mi Klurrnw nml Idilli Tuckiv
Kriilay aftr-rnoon.
Miriam Uin, i.ina (loiilrr. Winifrwi
Uniirv, Tri-a llarr ami Tlii-ilj Ijon
arr animiff th Hfw Minimi, in rlnrrncr
-.Millrr'a dm t( iihimi'.
.Mr. ami Mrs. II. L. Kdiniuison nml
family vbtitoil ut Trent Similuy.
The Itosliun liuseliiill teiini newly or
Rtini7.i.il plnyeil Oie Seavey men Snmlny
of lusi week, was victorious in tiieir
first Kiiiiie. I'lyile Canler. criptuin, Mac
lOiliiiiinsoii, liinniifrer.
Mr. nml .Mrs. E. K. lleli her visiieil
iMr. nml Mrs. Lewis Tuvker Tliiirsiiuy
eveiniiK.
Clinton Shelly is out -after the Cana
ilian thistle. He was :ipi-o:ntfd for this
vieinily.
The Coltnee Crove team ilayeil'the
Kuril team Sunday. The l'ord teoiu beiiiu
wiiinen, hy score 11 to 7.
Mr. nml Mrs. K. A. Clnindier of IVver
visited Mr. mid Mrs. K. 1',. Fletcher Sat
unlay eveniiiK nnd Snuihiv.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Winters visited
Mrs. rwis n nd Mrs. l.eo Tucker Siuiilav
eveniujf.
t'la.vton Anderson came home Similar
on n short visit.
Itoy tloff of Kiiyene is visit iiifr his
:randinii nod uniiidpn. Mr. UU( jr,
Henry Mnuhews of (iushen
STOLEN BONO SREC0VERED
Seattle, JiliiB iflr Uonds ' vulued at
more, thai Jti.OCO.'wcie t rc.overei thV
moriiinic froni n pile of ilisianled hmiW
rol.bers' loot found ueur Luke KeiH'iiehw
Suuday. The lioiiils were part of the t-H'.-CtKI
stolen from the East Stunwooil llank
laat SRiteinber.' j .
Hank official- believe that when tin"
cheek of the retrieved goods is made, the
tolnl loss- o the bank will not exceed
IF'MHKI. .....
YESTERDAY'S HOME
i RUN HITTERS
Williams. Brown, I; total IS.
Hums, Ited Sox, ; total .1.
'ntshaw, Tiscrs. 1; total
Huiisser. Athletics. 1; total 1.
Calapooya Mineral Watar, the prince
of talile waters-. Keep a case in your
home. ' ' . -
Chiropractic
'i1, frn.r,Wto) or the Araeriean Potv
fancy "r aVad "ropraetie, not heepnse it Is a
Chiropractic
!,S,!!ri"(,i",g1;' lonst rated its wortl.-Tt delivers,
jonrselt to irvestiate this seienee of treatments.
Kxan.ination Free. , rilone
DR. GEO. A. SIMON '
0K Willamette St. ' CKer Lndford's" Taint Store