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I u-tor Evening, Juno 13, 1923,
THE SUOENE DAILY GUARD
Togo Three
CITY NEWS
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THE IDEAL
BRIDAL GIFT
nf nil- tho "FWIfi flllf. Pa tin inn nnf iVu4t. oc
nriate gifts, Jewelry remains forever the. gift supremo
ja enduring for the bride.
tiwtm lmr wedrline' rlnv.nll thin tlin vn dm ,!
Siviu . - . - - - o - - ...... iuu taiuu
of jewelry is enhanced by association and tender mem-
ijnong the Jewelry-now on. display, you can find
. eift you are searching for a gift distinctive, last
ing, yet inexpensive.
Luckey's Jewelry Store
- " GET OUR PEICES NOW,
From Harrlaburg
J. P. I'Dlur. II.. I.-l ;..
r.ugeno this afternoon on business.
Creswell Resident
li. 1. Davis of Creswell was here
looking after affairs this aflernoou.
Lives at Pleasant Hill
T. K lliiriin f IH........... 11:11 .
... : iuii trans
acted business in Kuseue. today.
Prescott In Portland
Hubert I'reseott, local realtor, is
in Portland today on a business trip.
Come from Harrisburo
.Misses Pauline Sommerville, Ida ami
Anne Strode of Ilurrisburg were here
today on a pleasure trip.
Here from Mercer
Jlrs. Alep Dowell of Mereer speul
several hours here this afternoon. ;
Back to Oak rid o
tfharles Herbert, has returned today
to Oukridge.
itein Theory to
Tested This Fall
Iisuiiawi t ....... .
fbemwl 'n connection with a total
L, of (ho sun early in September by
iojners of the ljck observatory of
.f TPrsit.v of California, it has been
fjm H. Wright, chief astronomer.
Lad the expedition, which will be
William H. Crocker, mem
is' u university board of regents.
fWMUl eclipse will be observed from.
jk WO miles ' southeast; ofi Sim
IBe exireme miiiuiciiu:iu put uuu
ELK'S NOTICE
' Riieene Lodge No. 337,
Benevolent nntl Protective
Order of Elks will hold
their annual flag day ser
vice, at Klk's Temple on
Thursday evening. June
ttS o'clock. A cordial invitation is
iM to the it.- A. B., Women's Ite
ftn, American Legion, all Fra
U intanizations, and the public to
ibis service.
15 HiacuiiVjU iiiLr.ii,
) LATE: to CLASSIFY
I.
SALE Three horses or will trade
iffx- Fold' 'Herman " Knutson.
nt Hill. 1 J.eio
Ami
tern
OTED--CHBRRIES. BINti.S, LA.M
itRTtnd ROYAL ANNES. HIGH-
BT CASH PRICK 'PAID WHEN
telflES ARB DELIVERED. No
Iniung or uncertainties. Boxes fur
WieJ. Geo. T. Hall, 14!t West 5th
C Eugene, phones 1015 and 1011
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Inure vritb Henry Tromp, 3:1 West Dili.
5 REELS OF
BEN TURPIN
Laughs and .
MACK SENNETT
burlesque In
"THE SHRIEK
,0F ARABY"
of California. Lower California ond thn
mainland of Mexico will be in darkness
during the occurrence of the solur phe
nomenon. :
Hunzicker Draws Plan
For Tillamook Armory
John Iron Kicker, local architect, has
been awn r (led the job of drawing pluus
for the $40,000 armory to be fuilt at
Tillamook, according to word received
here today. The Kugene architect in
gaining much fume as an armory de
HigiieV,' jh&vinp secured a number of
state jobs the piiHt few years.
Toduy he is in Portland finishing up
the I. . O .F. home building, for which
he drew the plans.
American Finals
At PhiladelpBia It. H. R
Detroit 2 10 2
Philadelphia. . ' , ii 7 1'
Batteries: Cole, B-auss;a'ndl Bassler;
Naylor und Perkins.
At New York
St. Louis .0 4 1
New York 5 a
Bateries: Bnyne, Shocker, and Colluis;
Bushr and Hoffman.
At Boston '
Cbicaito. . ..' ; 0 15 3
Bosl'on .10 10 ' 0
Butteries: 'H. Blankenshlp. Cvengros,
Levcrett ,aud Srhalk, Thurston; Fergu
son, Murray and Devormer.
T National Finals I
At. 'Sr. Louis R.H.K.
Boston. . '! 7 'i
St. Ituis. . 1.-. ...3 10 1
Batteries: Oeschger and O'Neill; To
ney and Ainsmith.
At Chicago
Brooklyn -.'.8 11 2
Chic-ag .4 0 1
Batteries: Deoatur, Cadore, Iicker
man and Taylor; Stuclond', Osborne and
O'Farrell.
At Pittsburgh
Philadelphia 2 10 1
Pittsburg 4 11 2
Batteries: Hehun and Henline; Morri
son and Gooch.
At Cincinnati
New York 3 ! 1
Cincinnati. 4 7 4
Batteries: .McQuillan. Ityau and 45ny
der; Donohue and Wingo
Phone S. K. Stevens for Piano Tuning.
If You Had A Gizzard
Puts the Teeth ..
To Sleep,
and
There Is No Hurt
Ii you had a gfciard
your teeth wouldn't be so
Important. As it is, how
ever, the only place where
your food can be masti
cated is in your mouth
AND YOUB TEETH
MUST DO THE WORE.
Therefore, you should give
your teeth the care and at
tention that is their due,
, and keep them in a good
state of repair.
Now, with theaid of the incomparable dental anes
thetic), Twilight Sleep "for the teeth", we can perform
My dental operation without hurt. No longer need you
neglect your teeth because of fear of the dentist chair,
for here, where everything that can possibly add to
your comfort is available
THERE IS NO. HURT
Dr. M. M. Bull
874 Willamette"
, Phone :Z8.v:
Mulkey on Federal Jury
Ben F. XTAilker of Kusene has been ei.
cased from circuit court jury duty and is
ou me teuerui granu jury at l'ortluud.
Visits Here
Miss Constance Baker of Grautx I"ass
is spending this week in Fugeue visiting
Miss KlbKibeth Macduff.
Woolworth Remoderi
A $M000 remodeling job on the Wool
worth store room at liao Wilhunette
street was today given a permit by
Ituildiug Inspector Alexander.
AVrk of renrranjiinj; the machinery of
the Kugeue Mill and Klevator company
plant at Fifth and Mill streets is being
pushed with alt speed by Manager T. 1.
Harmon and (.eorjjt Dahl of Portland,
expert suiVnintemtiiif- the installation
and remodding. to have the wheels all
ready to turn at n greatly increased
rapacity, July 1- The Heaver mill across
from tlii: Southern Pacific railway sta
tionjs .be,uif dismantled as fast as pm
sihli' and tU equipment moved to the
elevator )hn plant- having been run at
increased capacity to grind enough feed
ahead to supply trade during the re
modeling n.mt moving to the elevator.
Tiie capacity of the elevator's 10 larse
bins and the feed tornge space is about
70.000 bushels The grinding cupactty of
the machinery' when completed will bt
about 50 tons dnilv. It is planned to
start with two shifts of men, adJin
almut six, men to those previously em
ployed, and going to thi-p shifts this fall
if necessary. I A force to three mill
wrights and six carpenters is engaged
at the job. '
The separator anil reel from the Bea
ver mill .was moved over earlier this
week and the oat .clipper and groater,
the cracker, the attrition wheel and the
mixer are being transferred as fast uow
as, possible, .j
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GOOD
CIGARETTES
GENUINE
"Bull"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Faint Not Here .
Although notice that the postal de
partment has accepted Hugh Keeney's
bid to paint the collection mail boxes
about Kugene. the paint for the job has
not yet been received, so work cannot be
started at once.
From Wyoming
W. L. DaugUerty of Sheridan, Wyo.,
is here looking for a location near Kugene.
Visiting Parents .
Miss Cordelia- Kvaus. secretary for
the Berger realty office, is spending sev
eral days at Bear creek with her pu
rends. . Her finger has become infected
from, u' small injury and prevents her
using a typewriter.
Road Contractor Through
Charles K. Lind, contractor whose
gangs are building the upper McKcnxie
highway, passed through town this
morning to inspect the construction work
site, lie lives' ill Bellingham, Wash.
Poultryman Arrives
A. A. .lohnson of Hcerhorn. poultry
man of that district, looked after busi
ness in Kugeue today.
U. P. Official Here
3. H. O'Xeill. traveling passenger
aeent for the Union Pacific railway, is
Here today troin nw nenpqunrwra at.
rortland on a short business visit.
Festival Quiet One
The rose festival at Portland Is sin
enlarlv ouictt this year, according to
Clyde Johnston, district attorney,
who returned troin tne metropolis to
day. Delta Build Addition
Bids will be received and the contract
let Saturday by Delta Tau Delta fra
ternity for the new addition to the frti--ternitv
hmixe on Klevonth avenue east
It is expected to cost about $7000. -
nr Riek Rntlirnib -
Dr. Koyal Gick returned this morning
after attending the rose festival in l'ort
Innd yesterdny. He also purchased some
new eye testing instruments while there
and expects to remodel and redecorate
bis offices soon.
Bend Clothing Store
Burns; Loss $12,000
Itend. Ore.. .Tune -lit. IV. IM The
M. Murray clothiiur store burned here to
day with a loss of $12,000. The building
ttud all it content?- were destroyed. 1
Wife Quit Loving
When Husband Blind
San Francisco, June 13. "My wife
stopped loving me when I became blind"
Monte Attell. farmer bantamweight
champion pugilist. of the United States,
told Superior Judge Ferry Johnson in
auswer to his wife's suit for divoicu on
charges of cruelty.
Mrs. Attell fainted during her hus
band's testimony and was carried from
the court room.
Attell testified he lost his sight three
years ngo us the result of his ring acti
vities. The case was continued.
f-
Heroism of Willard
During Flood Is Told
Ponca City, Okla., June. 15 Jess "Wil
lard, one time heavyweight Hiampion and
hero of the flood which swept the fa
mous 101 ranch near he-.e, told his owu
story today of his thrilling fixht with
the surging waters.
The big Kausau, who swain tba rog
ing flood and carried women and chil
dren to places of safe;-, modestly dis
claimed any credit for what he had done.
"1 didn't do much," big Jess said. "It
was bard work, though, and there were
many narrow escapes. What hurt mo
most of all was to see the helpless hors
es aud other livestock swimming about
me everywhere, without being able, to
help them.
"They ' would swim close to the boat
NO SIR, It's Not
merely cleaned by
TERMINAL CLEANERS
Tliomas Keimclt, Trop.
7th Olive Streets Telephone 360
at times and their eyes wonhl beg so
pleadingly 1 was tempted many times to
attempt to rescue them, although it
would have been useless'
Colonel ,loe Miller, wealthy owner of
Stlie 101 ranch, said Willard was the
I first man on the job when the flooded
; river sent a wn'l of water Bwiiiing about
Uie ranch buildings.
".less worked from 3 o'clock in thn
morning unlil midnight," Colonel Miller
said. "After the women and chiidceu
were saved, he turned bis attention to
the terror stricken livestock, swimming
frantically about in their enclosures to
cscupo drowning." . ;
Go East for Year
Ii fi l.lk..l,.An ami .In ti rr! fnc
Miss Greta Miller and sister. Miss Ion
ise Jasperson. leave Thursday by mo
tor cur for Minneniwlis where they will
spend tne next yeur, j ney k" oj wny
nt Hon nV.nniu'n Suit. Tllte. Denver
and other mountain cities.
Mapping Umpqua Forest
for the forest service, is en route to Oak
ridge to join Lage Wernsted and prog
ress across the mountains into the Ump-
. .. . ., l. ...III u..n,l tt.n
flUSV Torest, wiiere iiw nji.Tm. ,
summer milking maps of that region.
Wernsted has just come across the
.......... u;.i u-ttl, hiu mi.k train from the
east side uf the Cascades. . i
Leaves to Be Married
Ul....:. C...An.u.,n nf flnu oil V Wlm
misw ij.iuj ou.c.ovu ... ............
has been for some time head of the dra
peries department in tne uic.uorriui nun
V UHI11MI1 lit. mi, ...... -
week for Scntttlc, where she vill prepare
lor lier .... ...
son of Uiat city. Her position will lie fill
ed by mth. jack u uay, saies wonwu m
the dcjmrtincnt.
Degree of Honor Meets Tonight
l i tt.A UurMin nf llnnnr
is urged to attend the meeting scheduled
foi this evening at 8 o'clock in the
Knights of l'yuiia liau. air. rjiun,
Salem, district deputy of the order will
lie nresent. Initiation services will be
held.
Kubli Here July 4
The principal address of the Kugene
Independence day celebrntinn will he
made !v K. K. Kubli of Portland, speak
er of the legislative house during the
past session, following the Imnil concert,
in the forenoon. Airplane Blunts will be
performed by It. M. Kelly of this city,
former fiver for the forest patrol, and
if possible a parachute jump from the
army detachment at. San Francisco will
he here for an exhibition. It i nlanned
to have him land in the baselwll diamond
in the afternoon.
Trial l Long One '
The suit ol u.iunir it. i.n.........
P. Norton to foreclose a land sale
contract has taken all day in circuit
court and may run over lnio in iii.mii
ing, from .all indications, r ollowing is
the jnrv hearing the case: Kichard l.ile
mnn. .1.' D. Wigle. T. C. Devaney. J. .
Hnckadny. Henry Taylor Iren Heriv
ner. William .r-Bee. Wjlliam W ills P.
H Maeee. Monroe Hills and i. I. Pnn
del H K. Slattery appears for the
plaintiff anil Potter. Foster and Immel
as attorneys for defendant.
Non-Sunport Charge
Made By Mrs. Barnes
Sif fr divorce from franklin Msnies
was filed in circuit court. Hsliiy by Minnie
Karnes, who alleges thai her spouse lies
left her anil the two children iiKin ber
.,w.h nf the tun, fat ed
own rriMiiii'rn -- . -
to work for rfbeir support, insisted his
i:.... -;il. hi. itsrentM and thereby I
caused much family trouble. The two
were married on December X. 1111 1. anil
have two small children.
Once, she says, when lig v.is gone she
wrote that' she didn't even have ewsieb
monev to my tnifi-flnd be sent her
some' stamps In Wter shortly .
;he further savs that he has the chil
dren whS went to him ftir a visit, anil
I Till not let Wicm reriirn. .-! n'i'i"
.Liher Wberiirnd her. Voung- sijjd yy
ffre- fier attort.e. . o
r. . .
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The People Are Coming! The Bargains Are Going!
Weatherbee-Walker Furniture Co.'s
FORCED
STOCK
REDUCTION
Smashes All Selling Records
, There are numher rf roasoiiB why you should imtronUe this Great Snlo Against Vfhlch there'
1b no irgiumen't Wetherboo-Wa'lkor Quality Al ways the best. WethCrbeo-'Wailiter's assortment
tho itorgest, aindu-i-WetlierDce-Walkor'fl lvalues are so aipparent that It Hoosn't necessarily toko a
shrewd 'buyer to see at n glance that Wotherbee-Walker's siulo irlcea are EXCEPTIONAL and In
many eases SENSATIONAL. '
i'. Every article ion mle is first finality, standmi'd Merchandise of the better kind! No seconds JNo
irregutars No job lots EvorythtitB from Aimorica 's loading imanuracturdrs who epeelalize on quality
' merchandite for the Jiomo. Offering without a question the groateHt colleotlKm of Funilituro, homo
' Icurnishlngs, Stoves, aiiUI iRanges to be fouim In t he Willamette VoiMey, at prices to defy any sale,
competition or mail order house In America, , ' ,
Special, Thursday, June 14
$2.50 Mahogany
Smoking Sets
SET
Thursday, June M. to tlio first B0 custom
ers iiioklnjt a purclniso of ljll.00 or over,
wo will sell a licuiitlful Mniioganjr Hmok
- ing Set with separate glass retainer, worth
2.S0, for'
25c
Limit one sot to a customer.
Special, Friday, June 15
Washable Rugs
Values up to $2.50 ,
EACH
Friday, Juno lit, to tho first 100 customers
' milking a piirclmso of WI-00 or over, wo
will sell a now wislinblo Hug, In con-
venictit .hIzo mid patterns for bed room or
bath room, values to $2.50, nt ,
25c
Limit one Rug to a customer. ,
Prices the Lowest Ever Quoted, Anywhere, Since the Year 1914
mm
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CAIH'KT Vou cull buy ynrd-vrldo In
rnln Citriiet that sells In tho regu
lar way for $1.50 at this sale, per
yuru.
89c
One lot beautiful silk Lniiip Kliailcs,
regulurly priced at VfJ..-!!), large
vurlety of shapes mill styles to se
lect from, during this sale
$6.95
1,1 Milf t M ttplciiillil lllllllly lllllllll
Miioli'iini, ten beiiutifiil pal terns,
'our regular 1HI.85 grade, to go on
Bnle, extra sMt'lul nor square yard
$1.35
27.00 Dining Table... 0 foot cMin
slon, quaitered oak, .throughout our
sale price
$19.85
Mahogany Davenport tables, Italian
and "Vui'eli Anno Design". Values
to :IO.(HI, whilo any rcinuiii
$21.85
$H.O() AMiilnlstcr Itugs, size .Klx70.
Our, Kxtra HiktIiiI this week for
$6.25
IHUli.no Sellers Sm-cIii1 Kitchen Cabi.
net, whlt linked -enainel. Auto
matic flour bin, etc. Kale price
$69.50
9120.00 Colonial Kange. Blue enam
el. Nickel trimmed. A wonderful
buy. Kale price
$87.50
$15.00 Large (ieiiuine leather Itork
er (nil others priced accordingly)
$36.00
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WEATHERBEE WALKER
9th & Oak
FURNITURE CO.
Eugene, Ore.
Enormous Are Our Stocks!-
-Sensational Are Our Values!
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