Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 21, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textgnrday Evening,' Jaly 21, 1923. LARGE'S 865 Willamette Street ane County Pioneer Lives Long in Irving i.mB M Kitehcn. whoso funeral was Li.i'iioro PrMnr afternoon with burial ia c local Odd Fellow cemetery, was born i Missouri, Piovemoer xi, xott, uryjseu le plains with bis nuntts family in 1805, itj near Brownsville. After marrying riha liodeers, dauEhtcr of linn pio- Ecta, in 18T3. he moved to Irving in ... : i l. K. ... ...,-. EtU( WBtre lie ua areiouau. hum yvin.- fesler and grain elevator manager he re CBnimg to .Eugene in imm. At toe aeam-oi nm wite nine -eara (. he made '.his hoine with Sirs. Jean 'Rnhinson of Portland, bis daughter. bet survivors are: G. y. Kitchen of gfj, a. son; tour . granuciuitiren, fi' Barton of Portland. Sladys Plet- f of Eugene, Ijcoiib. Jennings Peace Bftkcley, Cal., and Ijivfclle Kitchen of Ikpv: four ereat Grandchildren: two ftfru, Mrs. . Ike t Anstead of Portland In another m amaourif tie was amem fi of the Methodist church,, the I, O, O, and'the-A: O.-li W. lodges. . . Salvation Army's ! Charioteers Here Snwiitt HervtMH wilt he conducted to- pn by the Salvotion Army'Chariotecrs, bft arrived in Kusene.-recentiv from the iutii. In order that the people of the amy hear, members of the party ere will be an open-air meeting cou rted this evening at X o'clock, and an ieor meeting in , the, : Salvation Army in. - The following meetings will be eon- eted Sunday ; opeii-air meeting 10:30 I nu indoor, meeting 11 a. ni. B. A. Wl.iiBier will ber. a mass open-air peting in the afternoon. Open-air meet- at i :tH) p. m. t great Salvation meet- k at 8:00. An invitation to every one ts been extended for these meetings. The Charioteers are a band of six of fers of Uie Salvation Army with Com kndent J. Barnes in charge. Bom Ifiidant Barnes is an officer of 80 f ars experience in Salvation Army ifK and is an. able sneaker. His son. is also with him and has exeep t.al inusiial ability. The Charioteers m recently . commissioned in San ranciseo headiraarters to travel through 12 western states in the interest of angehsm. Thev have worked their way frth through California, and will spend irw montiis m trregon. . OPPOSE L08 TARIFF A resolution expressing "unalterable volition" to a dutv of tl ner thousand aw logs, from Canada, while lumber. pgies, boxes, pulp and tnews print Summer Sport Blouses U summer ialliucrj' roducod. A lovely se lection of pattern hats at half the regular Lpfiee. Final Clearance Prices on all. Wash Frocks $2.95 to $10.95 . Gingham, Linen and . Batine Materials A clearance event that looms up as the most important buying op portunity of the summer season. Every wash froek must be clear ed from the racks, and to do this in record time we. have revised prices to a low quick-selling, level. Buy them for immediate or fu ture use for prices are lower in many instances than the .cost of materials alone. masiifaHnred from similar logs' are ad mitted free, was adopted Jly 18 at Bel- imgtiRm By a meeting ot tir and cedar mapufaetorers. J. H. Bioetlel. nresident of the Bioedet-Donovan Lumber mills, in preparation, for tiie general board presided. Another resolution was passed meeting to be bent ,t Bi, , , requesting President Harding to provide ' . temporary relief by reducing the tariff Jesseit to Take Vacation -50 per cent under the provisions of the r- H. Jessen, house itesm.tn for the l.VwlAi.mki no Ti,ft ,Qro. ;Ailen and Ijewis wholesale grocery, ex- hirers also approved a bill introduced by lit nresentative I H. Hartley for the rc- peal of the log tariff, 41 Bulletin. Leonard Tendler; ISOllI SltOUlU J36 IrOOQ -URtcer V, A loimg eoukt noe naa any one hanging around however, when he , 1, ' t arrived, . , - !. ' iew xorK, jmy ai aomernmg as near as modem times can come to days of Gans. Nelson. Wolgast and Rivers when, "fighters were fighters' should be produced at the Yankee stadium Mon day night when Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler meet for the world's lightweight championship, ' Since old times when ring battlers had to tight m Waeksmuli saops, baric rooms ami on ourges, cm mie mm ; confined to the-heavy weattt and upK weight classes and this battle is rtie best , the lightweights. ' -: t , 1 Old-timers hesitate to admit - that Turners f0 Belknap - Leonard measures up to the champions j jtp an(1 jIr!t. , R Tttrnerl '1038 Mon of the old days, starting with Jack Me- roc str,Pt. mg Mm, F T, Turner and Auliffo but cannot be denied that Leon- t two c(,jj,iren are spending a two weeks ard is the' best of his time, an it w OHing at Belknap Srlng on the Mc efiualty certain and established that Ten-1 K.en2ie river, Thev left Kimday. dler, is a most dangerous challenger. J 1 It is certain that the fight will be , F.tPmoot fthurch Bodtcatad a seli-ont and that the gate will make I a ntew record for a lightweight fight. SUB FATHER FOR BACK PAV Coriler, Mo., July 21 Edna alta : Lena Lteser, who b&ve brought suit , against their 82 year old father for J31.909. clatmed as "back pay" for work on thotr farm, today declared they would claims. not compromise their Attorneys for the daughters cte- 'I'ctirod they were unwilling to enter into any raguuuoiw . two " case out of court, as they woro con-1 not be satisfied with Jess than the amount, stated In the petition In the meantime Edna and Lena are working the 220 acre farm, on which they have a fitve year lease. iney wore, aura mm ww.wo.wm In the fteidg, besides ciotng ttie mtts Ins and taklns care of the housework, I The gtrls refused to comment as' the fact .that their father was living the life of a recluse In Kansas Ctty.f claiming- he was an outcast from, his farm home. Tuck-ins of dainty dim ity with Peter Pan and V iieet collars. Hip length and over blouse models in silk crepe and georgette. . Many styles and colors to choose from PRICED, FOR QUICK SALE Pleated Skirts You can't have too many. By .changing the blouse tliey are transformed from ,a sport to a dressy cos tume. . m CITY Guests at Terser Rome Mrs. O. I. Turner lias as guests here this jaoBth Mrs. Harold ,AtHiersoB ami three ehihireR from KherviUe Iowa who arrived about a week ago. Buys Bungalow A. W, Iwrenee hm purchased a feus gaVv ob Oak street tluoug& E. ILWVst focat realtor. , Gams Farm Head Here j Ucce M. Bimpsou, bead of the game farms in the aper aiieyf was here tbts week-end $a his general supervisory trig. Cutaways to Newport : -". -I Sir. and Mrs. J, W. Callaway and the W. L. Callaway family of this eity ex pect to leave this afternoon for a week- eau motor trtp etittug at Newport. . Plana Given Dressing The airplane hehmgmg to C. Sim mens of (his city has just beea: given a new cost of paint and varnish. Carriers as Variation , ' i . Charles Allen aad Cecil HeBclersoB, eity mail earners, an! their families are making a motor vacation tHn.to Til lombok, Seaside aud Portland -lbey left Thursday. ; Harmon in portisnd . ' t T, IX Harmon, manager of the Eu gene Milt and Elevator c&msav is in Portland on Business this week-ends ex , pet-ting to return Sunday, - t ' , ' j I Kelly Removes ; -- - j K. M. Kelly. IX C hnmmis flj'ine instructor has moved bis residence frons the Usburs apartaeuta to 14 Jefferson street, , : Mrs. Backus Buys Horn : - j I Mrs. Edith - Backus, manager of . 'the Style shop has $nai purchased the. resi dence property of Sam liugh at 24& .Twelfth avenrue east, . Kg its to Iowa Again j Mry and Mrs, Charles Kern are en route now for their home in Davenport, lows, where Mr, Korn aaa a bakery. While fn Oregon they visited with Mr, and Sirs. Harry Kors of this eity. Teacher Committee Meets The Kwaene school bo:iFii leather cn- mittee met Frieiay night with Huucrsn- tendent Josenh T. Oienn for conference Pects to fnke hix vara! ton Mnmfcw and ' the f?,Hl1 " th McKeaite river for a week or more. Peeper Reported A man peeping in trough the windows of a residence at 12W Patterson street Return to Albany 5 After spending several days here vis iting at the home of Xfr. and Mrs. II. U, Campbell, Miss Mary Bender and niece of Albany -returned home today, Mri, Campbell and Miss Bender are sisters, , Boxes Painted 6reti A U !, .Hull fttlftl,,K We. f BtrP(,ts ot the city have heeii repainted now Bn(t nn m fnr another kpiikwi o( rRm eroiBe to Postmaster parwin jt(,i William C, Iloss will lie the prin- clnal sneaker Hmwiay morning at 11 Fairmount PreBbyterian church at the re-dedication ceremonies to be held for h,tpf,h 'whifb has bees reeonstruet- ed an remodeled, according to Bev. Bruce J, Uiffin, pa stor. , nhfcen to' Siltnoos f tsen Bnd son, Glenn, left this morning for a motor trip to SHrenos lake to join the family, which has been spend ing the past few days on fte coast, Ohi- ((, aR( espects to bo gone a wees (nm m bnsiaem htTC, Mis Murphy Vacations To visit for some time with Miss Syl via Gilfillen in Bellingham, Wash., while on her several weeks vacation, Misa Era Del! Murphy of the Wkms gift shop , r- the nnrfh to ."' , , stop in, Portland and other points, , . . Go te Crater fSTK Jic. ana ir. a. , . city have left hug-one for th (re gOll pimiS, mtewmig M! uji taut infpeeHoii of Crater lake naiiona! park am! other stones of interest, Tbey ex oeHerf to return Tsmdny, ms RtiHsgs mil - SHsa Eita Riflings wJto has Just he?n dim-barged from Hr, nRtR horffal in I'ortkntl after a tomth operation for goHre, TPimrts on arriving here this wctk-psrt with !ir nisUr, Miss Marie Rjrfings that it was unceessfu!, Lodsaa Have Fbb Mi'iJibfrs of the lioyal Nelghiwrs ssd Aliee Terry and Stuart Holmes in "The Prisoner of Zenda" at Rex Monday J ' ' ' jjutum wmmmmmm iiw mntm m iiiiii iiiiiTMl (MM NEWS IS the Modem "Wbodmen of America lodges here had a picnic supper online la the liaises salts park south of Eugene Fri day evening- and closed the affair by tiiitictag ia the recreation house there. At teart 200 attended, , Dunham ts Preach ' ' Itev. Charles K, IXmham, pastor of the First Baptist ctmrch, who has just retuntMi tbto ieck-d ftag a moittb spent es ",jtsetor tor with' hts family in tho south, ianooanees (hat fce wtUlill the pnlptt , SuBtiay Btornatg at tl-1 o'clock. Te IHmhaaia report a tiuo Jottrnej- and wei t as te "south as Lang Beaeti, Cal. Licensed to' Wed -County tVeHr Bryson tixlaj; granted a marriage license to Haymouil A, Joaea and Nietaj llaielton, both of Cottage Grove, Gladioias Oocoraiing A m&ss of beautiful ! pastel-shided gladiolus grown by Mrs. il, rtt, ,ihn, T4t& Nineteenth' avenue east, dorate the of fice of The Guard today, a gift from the grower, who says the following are the given names of some of them: llalle, Mrs, Frank Pendleton, Crackerjaek, Priacepes, American ami Butterfly, Will Rock Low Pas Keeking of the .Low pass road will start in a few days, ike contractors, A, B, Kern and company, told County Judge Barnard and County Knglneer Morse Friday when the two were out on the job. They say they will get 400 yards daily from the new rock crusher, and expect to have the 10 utiles ot road spread to TO days, . - IncliM Paving to Sidewalk ' " F. L, Chambers has had the Pave ment esfended on an ittellse over the parking and sidewalk of his property on High street between the rmthera Pa cific inais line tracks and the one lead ing past the Midgiey planing mill. The job was completed last week ' by the American Paving company and will soon bs ready to opeo, "t ' . Smith Take Vaeafias : Charles Smith, clerk in the Allen and Lewis wholesale grocery house here, who has been off on two weeks' vaca tion, is expected to return ts the jb Monday, The Biuitba have beeu spend ing the past week on the . Oregon beaches, Sheriff Will Sot! Mill Hale of the Ilsyt l.umoer company's miH in .prmfieM by the sheriff has bet-it set for Eoesdsy, .felj? 24. It incHmlm nntelnnery, oeUsng ami otimr iserssimi property Tw sai ia is isaHsfy a jsnlg mh.t of gives tt, H. Jahnsoe in drtuife eswrt, The milt bm heea m opera tsoo fm I he last gevrttl awmUts Th& sheriffs sale was mi fir July IT but was postponed one wek Motor" ts MeKeufze Brftfge . A psrt i!otoring to M;Keni& Ijrkige ftr the week-end iwrfds Mr, and Mrs, If. K. Cark, Sir. aitd Mrs. Joha it Mr, nmt Mm i A. Honney, Sir. ami Mta. Walter Ilouaey and th& H. IL Ctmeuhayep t&mity. nil frota this dty. They espeefe in speud Baisda ami visit with Uatvig i aran ioris siarr anil 4, Robert, ail Eugene boys at work lit that district ' . t! - . . ' ': " Rill Best Bresse- - The roof of the th&ley lanmg mill on the Smjtoern lf-ifie right -f-wsy ai iiigtt street pnjs htvs nnoe vttes pro emm af redressing with ronfing materiai for the iast week. ever the thse mtmr?!? (Mm Rrtwaro feot csrhK et ing the cmpaay about KK hrtt the mat or a hontimg m tmn mimtnntt eouB try is aaiurally worth exoeatlitnrei Ask Hew Trial , PoUer Foster & Jamie! aifftrneys fr If. IK Norton, have fiirt a taotitn to t asds the vetdVt sad grant a new trial ia the ease of Wilbur Raybrnlaad Im i liaybnrn vs H 1 Hmton, There wft bo erideaee fo sopport a verdle! t either the first or seertmd eaase of actios, and ermrs of law lit the trial are also ehtim fi by tho dofeRHft. The eam eoHeererf a trade of Loe county laud for C&nmnn property, ' . Ts Testify at Trial Sheriff Frwl G. 8tif?ke& and Iistrl?t AttC'Faey Ciyd , JohnMon will ba in Port tit mf htly 2. to testify Is the ckso r! linherfc W . J ravors, charged wdb vto- lafisn of the Mans aH asd p before federal aHthersHes. Travem was ar lOKed hro with Frasees Rahh. As a re sult, neither of the Lane nnty officers wt$ be We fo go to snmtter If. v nsf week for the nortbwestf eonforeaco of4 sheriffs and other p&nep officers, Geldshoregah Misses Flier Lietesftst W. C- froldKberosgh, whft hsf heen stfbRed here in past seasons wUb the forest talrolt arrived here aiwmi T ietoek Frishty evening to Kfjenrt the mghi with Mr, ana Mrs, iL ur Sitnmons, trofflie hronght wtftt hm mme frsn nail rlias bread baked m Bsldaro.ITtab, wiore he had intended ts mee lltm hpII Ta Mawian, aviator foreed down i JEontana before being able to eom tb'tr his transcontinental dawn-to-dark flight, ' - Kiwaais Hsttf Mock Trial 4 Joe of the aiosfe interesting srfunts In the einhs hlmory wtii tm staged Mon day when the Kiwanis ehih meets at the fhdojrn hotel srotmrf the looeheon fahlo. 4 mork trial i sns the brmmik Bfanfey Stinsoss esargo m me program, sayit real charges avs been yiarihecl agajfist several saesi&ers m fast, against tns most ei them) as4 proceeding wiU be started with a vetwea&eev lift also hJsts that tfas ebaea wilt be preferred agossat mm& absent meaiber inferring mm attesdane at tm iimaees mar provide a guarantee of safety From Wendlma Here Sirs. J. O. Wilson of WemlKsg was: here today, sue ts tae Wile ot tne s. V statlos agent there. Y Bs fo.Rslurn Itoya of the aE- X A, who savei been in ttw two weeks eneampnient at Siltcoos take north heaeh are to Tetttmi thh week-em probably Mcmday: Ltessse gives A permit fa seli miik is fh? ctfy was given terfay to Prank l.owry, proprietor m the Jitney Kats sno h$ Ueeoraeri Alfa Kmg. The iseense ss 223. Woodmen K&ef Kaadav Tim Modem Woodman of Amerwva I meet Monday night to consider details! of firderme sew sstforms and transaet other bnsmess. Initiation will he held: by the rder n the- seeosd Msad&y Asgttst, Tws Fsgf Boys A, Fegtes of tft(s etiy is snsmns that neonle do not eonfase his sfsn. At- vis Fegles. l?l years of age with Alva freffPes. oiko l.L who nss confessed f stealing- three sntontohtles the past week or so. K, A. Fugles, who formerly tived is ?srissfleld says AHa ts the ss m Jasser Fegles; hs eonssn. Visit Cif Altsrsev MX auwt sirs, k aarjes r,ygaofRso m Anaheim. Cat. where he is a hanker. passed throsh Kngene os tosr toward the norlh tav after snendism the nigh with friends in pringftetd. wlmm they had known in Sonth Itefeota, I fere they visited with Charles N Stevss eity at torney . Csgs Laid ss tt&ss Coserete was hems rn mm momtne on Bfm street between Thirteenth and Fifteenth avenues, the Sttrmsger of re lief for the residents bm ineonveniene ed is that district with tm-n-np fbr onghfare, ?t was learned today at the city engineer's office. - - Kale Btfraetf t Reef -A holo was harned la the yof of a residence at eeoml an Chambers streets, oeenpwjd hv Mm Wheatfiehl Ijefore firemen eonbl get there Fridav afternoon. The danwge was not great It oeeirretl ahmit ooek. h fat alarm brought oat the firemen to the University . bakery also. . Pest Eats Bin Elm A larvae that tut appeared within the oast two davs is reported by Edward Ksass?2t Rlsth avesne west, to he de- vssrisg the leaves asd isfesttsg the bark and moss on a - giant id eim tree in front of his residenee lie has asked its isspeetlon by the eonnty .frnit Isspeetor to aseertais the satsre of the worms and the remedy for them as he fears the tree may me Stor Is Atbaay RsbM Two dark sttit eases. aio tnciies long eaeb ihonght to have bees packed with goods stolen from a sfor& bnrgkriis- en tn Albany jmtiay msm, are the oo- joct hem of officers search. The caH eame tnronga trom At&ssy rnm tore- noons before an sesmraie eheefettp had Iweit made to find ont tho esaet natnre of articles taken. One of both of the eases bore the lettered same M. C Lu fey.3 . Saw Him 35 Years &s& Mm, M. E. Bbns sf tbs eity has jnst received word that Charles Noian of Slelrose, Wis the soee tows o her smmimh ia reiimnsg from C:attfors and will stop here to see her enro&fe by the jmrtftern way Rome, .raey nart sot seen eacft other for m years snfit biotas eame through here a month ago oft ItEs trip soiiEti, n?w Csm threshing tmehhmt. k??& this wk-enfi, wHI rtmismg ssxt ty. John Hhrfc at the elMtfgiifcrfrtte stnst K. B, Hioaii fjf the rreswelt RghiHiP hfi&fl vxpeet i& Mart their sew iuaeh.ne nsoHtng bottt then. Seettre Ffc Permtt IVrtnil t hntM camp Are in the Cawatte national firt have it bw ksnett Frprt Moxy, Thirteenth avenBe east, for the appr "WHamettft dmtrfet i A. T. Hrria. 4 JpffersaB strH, for thft MKensle iHt1u forkj II, )V. Hrown. 18 Konrlb svn weat, for the Bppep MeKeBSsEet W. Potter. Kwgptt?, fnr Horxp rrrrk; i, C, WtwJey, route A. for liot hnie, ' Postal Mee SB Vacation ' " Kstployea of the fiscal fwrtnfife ts take vacatfoBK fcpspBBtne next week fn c;eie; P. O, Ilesstprson, Isont SIHier ewl it. I Wmm, eity refriera; 3. ('. Hoimi, A, I:. HerfiiBR M It, K. Itry. portal rterkK Tboe rrtnrnliix to their pol thmn after twn weeks off inrfedcj H. K, IlibMe, wh Iwa hero to TiltauMook entt thft beadieaj K, Weitmejt who has iteat moot ot his vacatioa here, aart fJ. X. Allen, who hag ftera at SemUe, mil at vhnm are dfy earrtere:4, T, Neai and ,f. f IfefSsBtf, wbs bitye fcecn on tonr to Crater lake nixi the Oregon csven, ani W, J, f temherBn, whs tes beea to Newport mil eferks, . . Japs and Russians Fail to Make Treatyj Tokio, Jnfy 21, J apaBeee asrt Rti-1 an conferees, atfemptins to reseh af BiBlnal BBoeratanoiBK wniem win em ia reeoKritiwB ot the Hoiet by the Japa nese goyemment, have eaehed SB im Basse, it waa iesrned todsy, Auihnrtutlre mirnf were retBctaat . iinti rsta ftii& thft 3.e0w thtions hat it is generally agree that a favorame eaceesig er see aegstjaoss is flegbtfttt 1 five, who tiespite mntinueii HlDexa, k tteto pattfae Bia aeart sbh aoiti mm ttt eotfereaee to briar Japanese recogni tion for bi eoBBtry, nntine to dl- flaiit! floKMiso resofxBsibiiity for the ohoiaisk masnaere. This point ami tea martmvm or in rights is nortii Haghaiies to Janas so ta have been the oniy potot dtscossed, is waa learned. The roBfermee ts beiog eoBtittaet! in the hope of reaehiag as agreement. Alienists Examine Child Murderess ftwtofi, Mhkr July St Thirteen yea? ot Ktlssheth MaeOosaJrt t& tdsy dtermlsft what tmpetse hr t fjjfrh littis heym stt& he wafer, rsftUrt the rtrowntsj? ef o'jbv HfDtmald age4 4t ttl! as- Her hrsln stopped rfevapir wn he was S or T year oW, neejptltnf s ttsllnKa lit a treJimnary ftsmna 0et isai KxabeH I ehKFjfert wHH murder her ca wtU btsdei ttf Ettgene Special tat m Omni Ci$ar. m a - ' A NEW Glassware Department . In Our i Underprlced Basement Store Visit our new downstairs glass-" ware department. Complete stocks of popular priced and high - grade American and imported g laswarc. Pretty glass for gifts and every purpose. Bud vases, bowls, pitch ers, goblets,' water glass sets, shcr hert glasses, bon bon dishes, punch bowls; in fact a splendid assort ment of wanted pieces and ALL ARE UNDERPRICED ISURWE CASEIN BY MRS. M'MURPHEY J)rw (r Mm. ASberta S, Jfc-SIuF-phej-, drfenduBt Sit the cwe of JohB Ac em! ItotntEne m Aifwrta S. Mifihrphey aart the (nrnM Mr jnttttfe mm--lttr of Ametkm, w gtwn Sbto tnatainff fey Jttrfgs O. F. Wnwsrth whs has hmi the esse umhr aetwtmisse fat Ute last to days. The fSSfM Baytaeal at the poftcy ea the ttte at tha tete itFg, Cela J, Ksssg. seat Isto esmrt hf thg 6nsr- etawtt iim peftiwrty 4 Mrs, MeSfeurffe. Mw Uattnin's ttmk' tmt' n 9SKH0- Jrtt rtnleverfrt to f Beta Jiibibiw au mo, & the two eftW not (Bate pnfmmlH on it tfeK th$ mvs tw n&tm in Ufrn &f tfe. J Jjsf tr, -on Jane 7 Jffc they seeftfftetl the brniixht s'ttt for ttta $;a(Wf. OBEt aetioa, the tfeeeca rtafei Tennessee Prof, Talked Job Away ' Bnlse Irtahn imtg 2t IrJesaa W, fes&ftr reeentJy tttsatEsse himmv fels teaefeJttRB tt evtrftttEog sefew have taifewt himm'tf nwt of a feetter jh at the IJaivers nf Itkhw sEbp the quarrel aress miasy Tennessee . J. F Messenger tleitit of the gefessl f efet'ats at tah&t feai whiBrawa hss reenmmenrfsMtjR ftr fr KHrors sp pf4trtment nn the University faeny IlH?Sa Memenger wrsts to ps come wtfe a hffk sii ewrfNrtfrtti uttrter eaeh arm end a ptaf! m eaph feip feaff ae t u &u w&eft ( aa xeftneeg po1;3sS?3G ' almwcd tfeeg meggsge the itrK, If that TFntrerftfty of frUhn atfth- oritsea fear e?Hth?sary etr?fte$ have fne nmny eaJtHe ftr rise nvess ft tfem stftift uttKlentJt, but fbey rfeem ft henearh ffisdemte slignlt ts srgtts shss6 In palrffe prints l have bswft Or, Brawlg fr egrs Special Next Week 6 Pull Box Dining Chairs 1 Quarter Oak Buffet Quarter Oak Dining Table $5 Pianos and Phonographs i. . PIANO & FURNITURE CO. 740 Willamette C Ste pottm tSee preps from ",a-'i-7 "!j TV,",, itet-aee ftaf,(amA imt ebuL'tvcd flo aa erfB k(jrtvnte enttrtrti -n v. ' !?b wciid aHiet km sfitEgebs in pwsii ' .rs ?i tB, Ihrt tm torn tMetf biinp M.mr:i end Btade Urn Bptatow m r. t;er of mtitwtremy mA fcas rrta Tii (-as-Bfttrtspy tomfotioDii trim a joktiif ttat mmt to (ay letter caBpteioiy alisfihg tise WKB(ttattS of fSBfgESjM.S fross !-;ci the so were takso," I s ft Dr, Reinhardt Is 4 President U, Women rortiumf. Ore.. ,"uly 2f) rflnitd 1 -es liiie &5it aiaijefl preahnng AtsrHa Eettry Reinhardt, kad, Oau efeeteS pmmBes A yl..n ; the sssss cs?eshss gp-'-ilccy ire i-s- ; fr, Retofcartft waif the amiv jsomines pteJ hefer the tfeiensi y di toaffe Rftitfetg t Iter j!enis waa ttaRHBBas She fci gertvH m vea-pres-htent of th aefatfe for aoqi umo ttn has btt emaris: i s.3re in the nrftjstatlttft etrft Ir- llesahardt Is IfresWeat tff SKa lJKeSe, ai.u her fame as gg eJeegtbs h&. ens,. , Hher ers ige&h?etn'3 J-iwk; Ir IfeBes Wtey ft I-JflrroHi Ti:? preshfese Mrs If. 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