Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 02, 1923, EXTRA, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThursday Evening, Aijgl,6t , Page Two THE EUO'EfcE DAILY 'GftiAED STAMPEDE TWO BIG DAYS . Under Management Guy Ray SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 AND 5, AT ' CAL-A-POO-YA SPRINGS HAS: Sleeping Pcrchfes, Electric Lights, Hot Baths, Mineral Springs, Large Swim ming Pool, Camp Grounds; Tennis and other Sports and Fishing. 12 miles south of Cottage Grove; 10 miles off Pacific Highway; turn East at point ' f .; j , 2 miles Smith of C'ottngo Orove. ; ' - . ''U: DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT PROGRAM: Combbys' 'bucking oontest; ladiss' bucking horse riding by Olio Os- . born, world's champion cowgirl; trick-riding and roping by Bobbie Koach of Pen dleton, youngest cowrjoy in wona; roman race; tuciang Dulls ana steers; Dare Dack riding by some of best known cowboys; steer rcping. ' Among the famous riders ; participating will be:' Everett Riggs, Lakeview, winner of 1st money at Albany Jtcounaup; jsvie Kiggs, JLaneview; wune Kay, luamatn J; alls; Guy Kay of Albany and Dallas Roundups; Olie Osborn, who won world's championship for ladies bucking contest in New York, and other equally famous riders.. Some of the best bulldogging cattle, and; bucking horses used in the Albany and Dallas . Roundups will be on the grounds. , ADMISSION: Adults, 55c; Children, 35c. T ; - 3 IMPLEMENT BARN OF CITY :.LI 111 i: ExeSiaoDges WILL EXCHANGE 1 gallon motor V oil, bulk, for t. .V. ...... . . ..50c iWILL' EXCHANGE 1 galvanized ,i pail, . lQ-cjuart;.size, for ... ... ..... .30c WILL EXCHANGE 1 alarm clock, v T ; radium ovl'facc; for . . . ; f ..,'. $4.25 WILL EXCHANGE 1 pair Jiail- " 1 , bearing roller skate for . . . .;. : . .$2.15 WILL EXCHANGE 1 balloon ; ;fly trap for . ........,10c WILL EXCHANGE 1 large can . Slerno canned heat for .......... 15c WILL EXCHANGE 1 Conservo ', Steam Cooker or Canner for . .$12.00 WILL EXCHANGE 1 jelly strainer r; witlrwire IrameJpr . . . . . . . ... .-...40c Qisaekesibush's " 160 Ninth Ave., East OOH SK1MNAY, TOMORROW! u ... ' . "vi" r - u PEG BOOTH TARKINGTONfc ' Sequel to PENROD" "For- Kids from Six to .Sixty-six!" Starts Friday NOW LAST-rlMRS T01AV ' MY HEART" MT a?Sd Mil j, '"f r Stan Laurel Comedy Rosner On Our Organ Always bum. oi Good IVe used ' i only ; Foigers torcovears boLDEN GATE mm mm - mm m mm w w USE THE GUARD WANT-AD WAY Glimpses of the Road From Eugene Auto Camp By JULIETTE GIBSON "I guoKs that I know the ronr of lions Fin,? (hour ht to have befrn set inad vertently by a hobo near the hay shuts of tli?, i'ty barn at Ttyro and .Lincoln iitreets about 30:15 -.o'clock' Wedneaday aight, gutted the loft und woo til wing of the building and burned atreet depart ment implemdntK, regrUfing Iri; n' damaRe oi upproxiuatoly $TtOOQ, it wua eatimated ufter hurried -chet-kinx today by 1, rornier, street Htioerintndent. Insuranfi carried totaled $.1000. The building, of which tile firat floor ik only HCort'hea, he IcugH to W. J. Williaw. ' I Most of the Iiejivy jmjdcmonts and val uably machinery of the atreet department were saved by quick work and by having' been parked In the vard instead of run ; into the barn for the night. About $1000, is the largest single Iosh, on the street mistier, wiix'ti cannot be -repincea i-r h as than $;HHX, Fanner Ihinka. Ily tulek work, the aaphalt paving plant just in Htulled by the city on adjoining property was aaved and fired up this morning to continue repair work under way on city thoroughfare. . In (he dry hay about the finite lead ing down from the loft the fire stnrted nl.ont n. quarter hour after Fanner had nade bin unual inspection of the place at 10 o'clock before retiring for the niglir. Twelve tons of good hay put in this week was consumed, the roof burned out and second floor decKin charred, the hay I vf Final Clearance WISm Hecwd-Wakefieii MffidBS Papy varnages 1 1 when I hear them," saiiLa tourist fo her of the Htructure and greatly damaging Ptreet fliishhig wagon, squeegi'e machine. 'plows and 'deat roved two enrta. of fire , hose and several burr els of asphalt. I Both bftTHPH, stalled on either side of llie ahute where the blaze atarted, were saved, although one big sorrel knocked Fanner down during their rescue from MlnmpH spreading under them: u. l Farmer, son of the superintendent, man aged to get them out, A veterinarian in taking care of the one horse Imdly Liirned. Things saved included the paving plant adjoining, the paving slip, the steam roll er, the gasoline tractor, a hay wagon and a dump wagon, a Ford truck and a small Ford car. Flying sparks several times atarted blazes in nearby wood yards of the ttooth-Kelly company and about an hour itftcr fighting hud been begun by fire men an oil-souked coat in an auto a half block down the street was found afire and stamped 'out. Firemen hooked two lines of hose at the plug directly ncrosH the Southern Pacific tracks and heW up hwI tehing for some time. The fast work of Fire Chief Nusbaum's men saved the lumber yard and other endangered prop erty, as well ns saving much of the con tent of the city barn and yard. husband upon hearing a bellowing that came from the other side of the river. "They can't be Hons unless there is- a menagerie over there," replied the- hus band. , "Well, I just know they are lions!" was the answer, and bo it went on for an indefinite length of time. The noise that caused nil the furore wan some cattle which were in what thev stiv r u slnuehter house across the river. Many tourists, have complauied of the aroma that came iroui tnat place on hot days when the breeze was blowing in the right direction; but no one ever complnined of lions before. Anyway it afforded considerable amusement to those campers who were close enough to the worried ludy to hear the conver sation. The camp- is getting to bo most pop ular, several parties of tourists return ing for the second, and wine for the third time. Photographs of the camp have been finished on postal cards for the benefit of the tourists, so that they can show other tourists that they meet on the road now pretty the camp really is. One nartv of tourists from California, say that Oregon should be advertised all over the United States as the most beau tiful state on the western coast. This was said by Mrs. J. F. Taylor, who with l.er iniHbaml auc laniiiy. anu Airs. ncrry( hnve toured from their homo in Los An geles, up to Vancouver, the Victoria Is lands, Mt. Itainier, and have seen, all the beauties of the Columbia river high way. "Californians think that California is world, but they arc all .wrong, as Oretron is so naturally lovely that it would be hard to beat it no matter where cne would go." .Mrs. r. s. uavis. witn ncr son wiiticr. end her two daughters Kloise and Char- lottce, urn traveling from t nniweti, ma Every (TAocf Your Comfort end Baby's Comfort A PROPERLY designed baby carriage contributes not only to Babys comfort but yours also. Each of these Sulkies, Carriage and Strollers now on display it light in weight for your com-, fort yet strong and sturdy. You -will be surprised at the wide range ofstyles and finishes in our Hey wood-Wakefield line. "A Quality Seal on Every Wheel" is the stamp of Baby Carriage superiority. fv and Carts Buy Now and Save from 10';o to 20 "70UR CREDIT IS GOOD We Will Furnish Your Home Complete on Easy Terms ,. APPLECATE FURNITURE CO. Heiligr! Thetrv Bldg. will be Alias Jfiiry fiuiley, who wna the uregon , state di'U'cato nt t lie inti'i'im tionul convention of Christian Kiulenvor fkiiieties whii h whh held nt Dps Moilien, Icwn. Miss (iuiley has for a long time been connected actively with Christian I'.uileiivor won;, untl will give a report of the convention in her talk. It is hoped that all members of the church and society will make n special effort to be present, as a most enjoyable eve ning is promised. Phone S. E. Stevens for I'iano Tuning. Hpringfield. August 1. Mrs. William Darling and daughter Alice and Mrs. W. A. Morris returned from Foley springs where, thev spent several weeks outing. Mrs,' Wilson and two sons returned Sunday evening, to their home at Salem after' snendinE the week-end here with .' 1.- a,...i..w 'i't.u iinvn i.e'rn tn . Mr. Wlilaon.. who operated a tic treating Nana wwia, wnsningion, m'nme aim stonned at the mi to iiiini) for u rest be foregoing south, and then home. J laving inndo an extensive tour through the north and eaNt, visiting Yellowstone park, and then going to Alberta, Can ada, to Jtanff, and otheir I (leresting Mr. and Mrs. lorn Morso spent Sun day at Helknap. springs. Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Carina of Rcedsport are here visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Sain Carina a.t (flenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Carina arc on points, Mr. and Mrs.. 12. E. Kiblic, and their wedding tour having been married son Martin are stopping nt tne auto enmp .before going on to their home in linn Angeles. They think that the Ku gene lump is an exceptionally pretty place as well as one of the most con venient camps Hint they havo ever stop ped at. . "It's n wonderful country, and wo are thinking very strongly of locating here," Miiiil Mr. York Herrcn. who with his wife and family are stopping at the camp f"r, Newport on their vaea la few .lays. The llerrena are from ' ka, jir Hiburt o Nei l'erce, Idaho, ami have been touring , ,m M E t p to Victoria, H. C. They heard about ti e lurh, , . al)s01lw. J'.ugeno camp, aim ciiiow i "ti was like, and are Immensely pleased with ihrt camp, scenery anil Hugene. Here's hoping that tb,ey decide1 to locate here for good. Ifaving been nt the Bugene camp on their camping tour last year, and think ing it, and tlie hills, the trees and the river so beautiful that" they came back to camp again this year, are Mr. and Mrs. .T. II. Knell of Portland. They will upon leaving th camp,, go to Crater Ijtke. aud the Oregon caves; and declare that thev never could get tired of traveling in Oregon, n.s it Is so lovely everywhere you go. They think, with many other trnrists, that Oregon should be more wldelv advertised, as very few people know' anything nlioiit the state nt all. Kollows a list of the campers: Loren Nelson mid family, Spokane. WiihIi. , , W. U Winslow, and sister, Tilendule, ".Mrs. Ada M, T.eavitt, (lletulnle, Cnt . .T. Cook and family, Modesto, Oil. Mr. and Mrs. York Herren.'Ne Perce, Idaho. . ' i'rnnk Buckley and family, 1-owell, XJ)r. and Mrs.1 P.' It. Miller, Kverett, Jac'kk McXulty, Kveretf. Wnsh. O. T. Sneud and family, Colfax. Wash, to San Jose. Oil. , .,... 11. II. Hughes and family, W illinms port. Pa. Hen Masergil, Kukcr, Ore. W. J. Tucker, Tucson. Arisona. Mr. and .Mrs. It. A. Itobbiu, Honolulu. Hawaii. . .... .. '. II. Joss, Marshtteld. Wis. Mr. ud Mrs. llrlce J. King, Pomona, Cal. I Mr. and Mrs. I A. Itachelder und fum ilv. leri'ed, tal. llermiin .loss, I-oyal, Wis. It. B. (iriffith, lis Angeles, Cal. H..II. It Heifer. Turlock. ('ill. Veda M. HalL National City, Cal. A. M. Phillips, PetiJuma. Cal. : Mrs. O. . Jones, Vancouver. II. C. (ierlrude Kion, Vancouver. VI. C, Mrs. .1. Pregeut. Seattle. Wash. MOOSE DANCC at' KedKnort on July the twenty aef t nd. Mrs. CnrinH ih the duu?hter of iMr. and Mi'H. ,T. H. , Sutler of lleodsport m.d the young i-ouplo wilt be nt home to their friendu at that city on September 1. Mr. Wright and family wih a party of friends ttpent Sunday at lU'lkuap MltringH. Mr. and Mm. T. IT. Hulbnrt and son Howard left WVdnfMday morning for vacation for a few own the Palace 'arr ia in charge rmg Ilia absence, Mr. and rMa. Fisher left AVednesday niorinng for KitKon spring' for a two weekH vacation. On their return they are making piain, to rck-3 i tn,') t Cnd fornia to visit Mr. :vnJ Mrs. Jaines Cox, Mtr. Fiwcber's sister, at San Bar nardino. ' On Friday afternoon t'e Indiea if the G. A. U. will meet at the W. O. W. hall for regolar busincRR. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Myler of Seattle, Washington, arrived Monday evening to spend a few days here viaitlng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Callison. The two fiimllica wore friends in Wash ington. The Myler are enroute to Cali fornia for rhe winter. Mrs. (tporge Barns on Saturday fell on tin? side walk nt her homo here dialocat burlier ankle, which has confined her to her bod. She was just recovering from a bad fall sustained some time ago, which discolated her knee. Mrs. Henery Adrian entertained tsr aunt and uncle from Salem for several days. They left on Tuesday for the south. . Odin Olsen of ttrldal Veil spent the week-end here visiting at his mother. Mrs. Knuna Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. A. Keleene of Portland and their daughter Miss Kline motored down and spent Sunday with friends. Miss Kaehel Crabtree Is a delegate to the R. V. 1. which is in session Duw Id 1'ortland. Miss Loin Crabtree returned Monday morning to Monmouth, after visiting her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Devie Xeet and Mrs. Cltnse have returned from an extensive trip through Southern Oregon. They vis ited Crater hike, also the Oregon caves nenr Grants Pass before they returned. Unnery Sinnar of Marcnln who wiu confined to the eonnty jail Wednesday morning in n eraxed condition from drink ing moonshine, was nrain committed tn i hp nnimy no pun i nere at rpringue!n. Ho wns rushed to the hosnitiil nfier .having tried to injure himself at the county jmi m r.ngene, and was in a very bail condition. A social meeting of the Farmers' union was held at their hall in IVmglns (Ur di nn on Wednesday evening. There was good attendance, and the evening was i prnr in giunes. itct resnmenls were serv FRECKLES Don't Hida Them With a Veil; Romovo Them With Othlne Double Strength ' This preparation for thq treatment of freckles is usually so successful in re moving freckles and giving a clear, beau tiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund llie money it it fails. Don't hide yonr freckles under, a veil; get an ounce of Othinc and remove them. Kven the first few applications should show a wonderful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Be sure to nsk the druggist for the double strength Othinc; it is this that Is sold on the money-buck guurnutec. Saturday night, at music. Puhlio. Invited. ' and the affair was voted a success by Thura-Kri-U . , v I .Mrs. Omre Ttoherts. scoimuintcil t,v ncr son Karl anil .Mrs. .1. J. Hrvnn, o i cir.itvmvi nPr son Karl anil Mrs. .1. J. Hrvnn. and! SPlllNCrS. Hotel remodeled throuehout. '''V, " ',' ' vlr k " V1"1"'1 'Z Mineral baths. Camping, mountain climb-1 J' N-port where they will, ing. swimming. Tennis. Fishing. Good. "I ",l,wf; , mn.io and dancina- .Tues-Thuf-Sat'-'l ,'r,;, K- l" M".r (auwhter. Klorertre. went tn M rm mf SAVES BABIES, Vielpt grown. p 1 comforts elderly people. For cholera infantum, iumtnr con plaint, vrekniim dierihoc u CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY" Tk in little wettened ratr. Never uU. on a fish!; trip Thursday. The,- are ex- , iMM-ietrio return in a day or so. I Mr. lturke (Sates of, Marcol.i f,-nt ; WotnesihiT n Soriuefielil on hus;nc. Christian Endeavor Society tlf the Chrt- ! Jtin chun-h of Springfield at the inme I .of .Mfs. Matilda Williams onKrslav J eveninc at S p. m. Paring the evenir.ei I ther,wtll he an entertainment conMst-' ing of games, sredtations nnd tnusie n-1 1 r II THEATRE The Cool Theatre' Today Only j JoeBprfM.ScHEKCK prtservta NORMA TXIMADGE TENEWMOON' Brilliantly revived a story of Love and Adventure in Darkest Russia. : AND, TOO Winsome, Adorable Baby Peggy in her newest comedy "CARMEN JR." Kaiser Art Science International News 1 refreshments will bo serve,!. uoe principal speaxcr ot tno evening TOMORROW And SAT. HOOT GIBSON . in "Double Dealing" SCREEN NOW V AGAINST THE ENEMIES OF HEALTH No one is worrying just yet because , of sleepless night; caused ' by geriu-bearii' ihes . and mosquitoes. , But n'ow ' " is ' the ' tinie In screen your doors, sleepiij porches ,.and windows, To: will insure your health mi comfort in doing so, - EVERYTHING FOR THE CAMPER Tents Camp Chairs Folding Buds Shovels- Flasljl Lights Axes Camp Stoves Camp Dislics-MeI EUGENE HARDWARE CO. 93 Ninth Ave., East WATCH YOUK FIRES! ' Good It's not what we havo done for our customers, hot it's the way we, have done it, that has secured their good will. : It's not attending to the routine banking functions which we're obliged tc- perform, but it's the going out of our way voluntarily to be helpful to all, that . nas made people speak well of us. . Helpfulness, or courtesy in action, is not selective I in this bank.. We never hesitate before rendering a service, nor discriminate between customers all are valued friends. We cordially invite everyone to use this service which our depositors have found so helpful, and which has given to us our biggest asset their good will. . . . THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK The Bank of Service. EUGENE. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK ' The Bank of Savings. ; ' ' ! ;piiotect OCR FOrtESTS: McCredie Springs ; Don't miss it this yonr. The most doligli"1 resort in the stated nestli'd anion? the hills southeast of Oakridjre on a beautiful stream where there is Rood trout fishing. 'Altitude 2000 feet, nnd is easily readied from Oakridgo by stage. Hotel aceoinmo- Rations first-class. An excellent cook. Spe ' ,'eial chicken dinner every Sunday- swimming pool has gro,it 'attraction "' a"" J. R. CARTWRIGHT, Mgr. ' o