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In Faith Healing! '
Arthur Somers Roche's.
powerful drama
"THE DAY
OF FAITH'1
A Gripping Drama of the Salons of
High Society and the Depths
of Underworld Dives
. featuring
ELEANOR BOARDM AN
RAYMOND GRIFFITH
(Who contributes one of the artistic
bits of character acting ever seen on
the screen.)
Ford Sterling Wallace MacDonald
2SES,'r ASTIF
TUESDAY V- JLJl Vj 1J J
He Always Can
Who Will
Many of our great men and women began their
careers as stenographers, or bookkeepers. And it
was this early training that paved the way to suc
cess. There 13 no field of activity that affords' the same
opportunities for success and financial independ
ence as does that of business.
Hundreds of young men and women have gone out
from our school and are holding responsible posi
tions. Enroll NOW in the school that is in session
twelvo months of thyear; let us do for you what
we have done for them.
Our ratos are reasonable, and it's a good school
Eugene Business College
E.' A. ROBERTS, President
Phono 6u(J
992 "Willamette St. - Eugono, Ore.
Certified Vitamin Bread
Creates Big Demand
Due to the big demand and tlio lingo bucocss of Cer
tified Vitamin Broad, wo nro putting 1 of Vegox
milk in ull our broad, including the whole wheat.
This waa necessary to tako oaro of the demand.
For those that ere not nwaro of tho qualities of
Vogex, it is a powdored milk that puts back into
tho loaf what tho miller took out or destroyed whon
the grain was ground into flour. It contains every
mineral vital to health, including food iron. The
bread containing Vegox tastes hotter, toasts hotter,
keeps fresh longer aud is far moro nourishing than
ordinary bread. You'll" like it, and you'll fall in
with tho many after you try it.
SANBORN'S COFFEES & TEAS
' Highly
Sanborn's Coffoes
and Teas are high
grado food tho
best available Wo
guarantoo it to the
limit. If you aro
not satisfiod your
money will bo re
fundod gladly
but you will not bo
dissatisfied.
Government Inspected Meats
Our moats aro government Inspected whioh moans
that the meat you get lioro is only the best to bo
had. When you get government inspootcd meats
you can't po wrong.
SERVICE
With your co-operntion in placing yonr orders early
we will endeavor to make our delivery servico tho
best that in possible to mako it.
Table Supply Co.
10 Nkth Ave. )5. 1 D. PIERCE Phon 246
USE THE GUARP WANT. AD WAYS.
; .III -OFFICERS
FOR NEXT YEAR
Mrs. Jj. R. Bmb was parted presi
dent of the Eugene Federation of
Wo mm s orenniKattoni At a meeting
hold Friday. Mint MozHle Hair wait
fleeted vice-nreaident: Mrs. J. Rlnhnn
Tmgl treaHurer and Mrs. Cal M.
You, secretary.
Following tJie bimlnesH session, the
f!rt nnd second grade children of the
Wsshlncton hoo. gave a tnnsiml
Helection, and tha violin quartet of (he
amo school plftyH. A butterfly dance
was (riven by the children of the St.
Mary's school. The Patroo-Teacher
association nf the Washington and Ht.
Mary's school were hosts to the meet
ing. Approve Incinerator.
The plan of eHtabHshnie'nt of an
Incinerator for the disposal of the
garbage of the city was aprrored, and
Oin federation psssed a resolution
asking the city council to work toward
that end.
A aecond resolution was nlflo adopt
ed, nuking for the establishment of n
regular system for the collection of
garbage.
A cabinet has been presented to the
Lane county farm by the federation.
The clubs gave ft phonograph ot
ChrlBtmas tijue, and the cabinet has
been given now as an additional gift.
The tirairniinft committee renortrd
that magazine are being sent to 27
lumbsr cumps and 72 rural districts
for distribution to reading rooms.
To Combat Earwig.
Mrs. Frank Kay Eddy and Mrs. Ina
KoJtcer were appointed to take charge
of the fight aguiust the earwig. Mrs.
O. C. Caswell, Mrs. O. M. Htoveus
and Mrs. urio iienuersnott were up
pointed on a committee to tuke chargo
of paint-up week.
The importance of the earwig sit
uation whs pointed out by both Mrs.
Bean and Mrs. Eddy, wiio attended
the convention of the State Federa
tion of Women's clubs in Oregon CiU
during the first part of the week. -
There was- a general discussion of
the earwig menace and the club wom
en pledged co-operation with the city
council in a campaign of prevention
to be Inaugurated t once.
As one educative measure It was
voted to send for copies of a leaflet
used by the city of Portland in its
campaign for distribution in tb
schools of this city early next week.
This pamphlet contains life size pic
tures of the insect and printed di
scriptlve matter concerning its ap
pearance, classification and habits as
well as methods of combatting the
pest.
Insect la Described.
The Insect is described as belong
ing to the ant or cockroach family.
Upon the approach of winter it re
trofits into the ground where it hiber
nates during the cold months, after
laying its eggs. In the spring a small
nerceutage of the adults aud a large
brood of young appear on the sur
face of tho ground with voracious ap
petites. It is present in such large
numbers in eacue ana roruana as
to become an actual menace to com
fort to such a' degree In certain loca
lities as to make valuable properties
almost unusable.
lis depredations are made In the
night while it lies concealed in the
daylight Jiours. This makes the insect
difficult to find. When the infection
is of wide area the most efficacious
defense is the use of a poisoned bait
scattered very thinly over lawns and
gardens lust before dark. Ttieso areas
after treatment should not be sprink
led for three dayH. The recipe Mr this
no I son Is ss follows: Sodium. Fourido.
one on nee; molasses 2 quarts; wheat
bran. Iff noiinds: water 2 gallons. Dis
solve the Sodium Flouride in water;
add molasRes; stir well and mix thor
oughly with wheat brau.
MATCH; LOCAL RESULTS TABULATED
for taking the series three year. In
a row.
While the first string players re
hattline Corvallia and Salem, the Eu
rene Country club second team will
be playing Corvallis second team men
in an inter-city match at Corvallis.
The results of the match here Inst
Sunday are tabulated below. In ex
planation of the figures, those with
the dash before the number are lost
points, while those without are won
points. ".',.
The totals before the players"
names are the total ' number of
strokes or medal score for the 10
Members of the 20-man team of
the Eugene Country club will tcke a
trip to rinlrra Kununy for the third
and final round of the tri-city mutch
between Kugcne, 8alm and Corval
lis. At the present time, with two-
tmros ot the o ar over.. Corvs lis
is leading, with Kugene in second
place. Hulem is expected to put up
winning goir Sunday. However, on
her home course.
The winner of the match this yenr
takes the trophy cup offered each
season for the victor in the valley
tournament. Kugcne has won two
years in succession, and should she
win again this year she will retain
permanent" possession of the trophy holes,
Euaene
76 Frescott'
87 Iinmcl
85 Tiffany
Stgwart
90 Gill
89 Rapn
92 ErnBt
92 O'Dounell
90 norer
87 Malthowa
91 Hesse
90 Harritt
O. Schacfera
90 Smith
98 Wintler
93 Starbuck
95 Miller
97 Rowling;
94 FIndtner
98 Coffoy
TOTALS:
AVERAGE PER PLAYER: Eugene 91.1 strokes
strokes; Salem 98.5 strokes.
Corvallis 8alem
6 85 Moe 0 91, E. Kay .. . 6
1 87 Grides 1 89 Sanford 2
6 91 E. Johnson 0 94 dinger 6
1 85 Cooper 5 94 Cox
5 90 Deerborn- 1 94 McCammon -' 6
6 98 A. Johnson 4 91 Tamer 2
2 89 Elgin 4 99 Mass 6
1 89 D. Johnson 5 101 Keene i 6
3 90 Glenn . 8 99 Griffith - 6
4 94 Ingalls - 4 90 Fry , 0
4 93 Joseph 2 107 Elliott 6
2 98 Bosworth 2 95 Smith 0
1 -94 Coleman 4 103 tocke 5
1 91 Cordley ' 6 106 Elliott
3 90 Hargrove 4 97 Sargent 1
3 96 McCready '1 102 T. B. Kay 4
2 ' 100 Lewis 4 96 Roberts 2
2 92 C. McCready 4 107 Llvesley ' ' 6
4 94 Woody 2 ill Dyer - 6
6 104 Harper 6 104 Williams . 1
Eugene 1822. Corvallis 1852. Salom 1970.
Corvallis 92.6
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DID YOU EVER
STOP TOTHINM
By E, R.'WAITE, SECRETARY,
Shawnee, Okla., Bd. of Commerce
The Oregon State Federation of
Women's CLubs in annual session at
Oregon City adopted the resolution of
Mrs. j. 10, It e nn of this city, culling
for the desiguutiou of May 2 as "Ore
gon day" and will urge the legislature
to make the mutter law.
Mrs. Bean hati just returned from
the convention city.
The day would be set aside in hon
or of the uioneers who founded this
state, and also in acknowledgement
of the vast resources of Uregon, ac
cording to the resolution.
It was on May X, tnat the
first American eovcrnment on the
Pacific eo ant was established at
Chauipoegi near Snlcm,
$30
SUITS
Made to Your
Measure Right
Here In Eugene
Ericson
Guard Bldg. 2nd Floor
Opon Till 8 p.m. Sat.
WHY DO YOU
SAVE?
Do you save because yon
hare heard .that you should,
or have you some goal tor
which you aro striving T
The latter Is tho easier way.
With a purpose In view and,
the culmination ot your de
sire as a result, you will not
let single week go by
without gutting a step noar
er. You can get well on
your way by saving with ni
horo at the First National.
40 Ye
Helpful
srs ef
osrvloe
TIRST
NATIONAL VBA'NK
4incs) jeeeV
Portland Mnv 24. Rates on live
stock movins between points in Ore
gon over the O.-W. R. & N. lino are
tower lor i ne amount ot nveaiocn
actually transported than the rates
jirevailing in the southwest, accord
ing to testimony presented before the
public servico commission Wcdnsdity
Dy J. K. Davis, assistant general
freight ugent for the ruilrond com
pany.
This testimony was given at the
continuation of the heariifg on Intra
state livestock rates following the nt
tnek that was launched Tuesday by
the Cattle and Horse Kaisers' asso
ciation of Oregon, the Northwest
ern Livestock Shippers Traffic lea
gue' and tho Portland Livestock ex
change. The.se organizations joined In a re
quest for lower livestock rutes on
shipments moving between points
within tho state in line with tue re
cent hearings held before the inter
state commerce commisniou on at
ticks launched agaiust the livestock
rate structure in the North.
TROPHIES BROUGHT
Oil DISPLAY HERE
Ten of the silver trophies offered
for the International field trinl events
to be run off here In September Jiave
ben received In Kujtene and are cn
display in tho window nf Olmk's Cirnr
store. The eolleetion ineludes the Ku
irene trap shootojis trophy, an encrav
rd (rohl wateh, prespntid by II. It.
Kverdiiifr of Portland. In addition.
Kverdinir has donated a handsome cup
for the best doc in the dog show to
be held in connection with the field
events.
In addition to the two trophies,
Rverdiux has donated $100 to nppiy
on the $1,51)0 fund to go behind tho
field events. V
Kor first prise in the derby H. T.
Pennon, l'ortlnnd, is offering a silver
cup. Tho W. H. Wallace trophy will
go to tha first In the championship.
12. J. Jseicer. Portland, is giving the
trophy for the chamnionshlo second.
John Oill, Tcbanon, offers the trophy
tor the second prise tor all ate doss.
The third prite for all attea is a tro
rtny ottered ny r;. it. Aiorns, t'orr
land, ltarkus and Morris. Portland, of
fer the trophy for second prlre in the
derby and II. O. Knrrell, Portland,
offer third. V. C, Tnden. Portland, is
giving the trophy for third place in
the championship contest. Other tro
phies will be added to this list.
Canada Threatens
Horse Race Curb
Ottawa, Ont., May 24. The life
of horse rsring in Canada wss
threatened here when an anti
racing bill came up for considera
tion in parliament.
The bill, which, with sister
measure, would stop gsmbllng on
races, wipe out hsndhooks by
Srlson sentences and forb d Tana
isn newspapers from publishing
race track information, must be
pesaed by both houses of com
mons ami the senate. It provides
also that American newspapers
carrying raring entries and net
ting odds would ne refused entry
into the dominion.
THAT they boost the home city
at every opportunity and In every
way possiDie.
THAT they boost the churches,
the schools, the clvlo organizations
and everything that promotes hap
piness for the welfare ot the
people.
THAT they boost tor better
streets for the city, better roads
for the country. Ihey know that
good roads lessen tho distance
between the city and country
make tor better bUBlneas and a
better community.
, THAT buslneea concerns that do
not . advertise may know what they
nvaqins out no one eise(aoes.
THAT they boost to promote
friendliness and harmony between
all ot the people.
THAT they booBt for a square
deal for everyone In the home
city.
THAT they boost for better
business everything that helps to
develop' industry. '
THAT like well oiled' machinery
they, are functioning all the time
In the Interests ot every citizen.
THAT they boost to bring to the
home city new capital and. new
industries.
THAT they boost everything
possible to help develop the nat
ural resources surrounding their
city, thus Increasing payrolls and
population.
EVERYBODY SHOULD BOOST
iTHia NEWSPAPERS AND GIVE
THEM HEARTY SUPPORT. THE
MORE YOU BOOST YOUR NEWS
PAPERS, THE MORE THEY CAN
BOOST YOUR CITY. KEEP
BOOSTINOI
Enjoyed a Good Night's Sleep.
'I wish to say that FOLTY PILLS
worked O. K.f on me in .a couple of
hours and the pains left me at once,
1 took a couple of thein in the after
noon, went to bed and had a good
night a sleep and Jiave slept good
ever since, writes von Thiel, lln K.
Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Indi-Ss.
FOLEY TILLS, a diuretic atimirint
for the kidneys, will thoroughly flush
the kidneys and increase their acti
vity. Sold everywhere.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
rnl-. A. fercifintoT-rar-a)
1AMUND RIUND w
wsnfcurstro m Bat, Si tat AttcUtbta
SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Sportsmen's Fair
To Go Over Strong
rTpOftsne, Wash,, May M. -Definite
aamiranc that th fifth an
nual toutiatn' and sportsmen's fmlr
htr, June I to tmlutv, "will ro
ovr with A bne" we xpreaMnl :
by prctlcelly erery member of thej
men me Riant commute. oouny
frame iomniwloft and dU-erajra of
tha fjjMkt.n bounty fcortnmcnte u
oetftUun
TONIGHT
Til
11:30
p. m.
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
in .
"THE
ENCHANTED
COTTAGE"
with May MeAvoy
"My Greatest
Picture."
Acting
Richard Borthelmcss
To misa it would be to de
prive one of the most en
joynblo treat of the screen
. Tha Castle.
Other Castle Features
. CASTLE
Cop tVinous ! to 1 :30 jVn.
w'hso tlajy mat hsrt. j " j f" u u n
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j. oo to o e
Atlantic City, N. J., May 4 Boot
leggers and race track touts were pic
tured as having been allowed to wan
at will ttirnurh the eovcrnment
printing office in Washington, snd
many women employes were kept ;
penniless by wholesale gambling" ac- j
cording to sensational cnarges sin
today rocked the convention of em
ploying printers oi New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
The allegations were made by
George H. Csrter, public printer of
the United States, who declared that
he personally broke up the ring.
Results of the races were received
directly in. the printing office over a
telegraph wire operated by the gov
ernment. Carter said, edding that
high officials of the department not
only were cognizant of the situation,
but participated in the gambling.
"One poor woman confessed to me
that she had mortgaged her borne and
lost ell -he made in a desire to win
a fortune," bo said. "Kvidence was
found," Carter continued, "thnt liq
uor had been aistilled in the office of
one foreman, either under his super
vision or at least with hla knowledge.
'A messenger on errands between
the printing office and tho capitol
seemed to be engaged in bootlegging.
When I preferred charges against this
man, a congressman whose breath re
vealed his interest in the case, urged
me to retain the roessenger-Neverthe-less
he wss dismissed."
Saying he had dismissed or sus
pended 208 employes. Carter said:
"Valuable hours and daya had to
be given over to the disagreeable
task of ousting from the government
payroll a motley crew of gamblers,
bootleggers, drunkards, grafters,
ciooks and common loafers."
Good
Try Eugene Special for a
Cigar.
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EUGENE, OEEGON
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: At Our Usual Lower Pricetl
This 'tore i. especially
pared to provide you wUk
new Suit, Therang,ofo7pS!
meets every requirement The
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while the pattern, ,Bd
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We Inrite your moaltireftiil
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cause you to make your
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$19.75
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$29.75
USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS
Better Floor Coverings
See us before you place your order for floor coverings. We have'the very
latest in room-size rugs, in all -wanted materials. See our linoleum, rags
' COOL CLEAN COMFORTABLE.
This Is Refrigerator Time See Our Line.
Johnson Furniture Co.
625 WILLAMETTE
We Sell Furniture for Less.
We Buy and Sell for Cash.
Console Phonograph
REDUCTIONS
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down delivers this new style Console
Phonograph to your home
A bonafide offer during the balance of this month we move
June 1st. This regular priced $125 Console of our regular
stock, new and completely guaranteed, while they last only
$89 on terms like rent.
Piano and Phonograph Sale
Entire Stock Sacrificed!
SethLarawayKliisic Stores
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