Eugene daily guard., May 24, 1924, Image 7

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5of eighth graders who
passed the physiology ifnd
'"' ot,- examinations have been
"superintendent: as follows:
Ir'ct 1 Marlon Linton. Alvln
nn Emma Olson. .
"Srlct ;! L-na Pryor. -Ws
"" 3 crystal Baughman,
D? Arnold. Vurna H'BS"10. Le9"
,,t0s Alicia Jacobs. Nellie
.Mi lrvln Ferguson. .
W.trlct - J"11 "ubl:rt. stew-
li.rc-ni Frank Sleradorf, Elmo
inn -,...., ucCornack. Mar-
DU ...n-v William UcFadden.
cnM Young, Iu''a Brauncr. Viola
Mrlam Uudd. Marian Hlgw
''rLrlct 8 Irene Peterson. Huth
Margaret Alclsner, Altred
)""'", ,nE,ln Eauman. Mil-
d smith. Alice Wood. Oilve Ku.
?V William Woodln.
"mstrict 11-I.yle .Baker. Floyd
J, Gladys Davis, Lyula Mallatt.
fl-Jle HolU-nbeak.
ni.trlct 12 Kalph Dragoo. Emily
n-Cler, Opal Uuthrle. Pauline Ka
1 . , mi..v Swanson. Thelma
TlKVLt. ... ,
T..aii Vernon ljlies, uscar i-a
BWe. A"-thur Guthrie. Mary Chase,
Hubert Henneu, -ivimii m,
liOLtfl. mno navnna Xft-
Hush ''"J : . . . .. - ... .," i ...
mile Gum. Nemo ivazaaon, r-nuiy
vvhucler. lii-ssle Rodehaver. Charles
cMitock Slaurlco Bojidshadler, Jack
miner, VlrBlnla Kobltallle. Opal
Gulhrle.
District I- Oeatrico n.amunoii.
Irma Mies. .....
Tnncr, Hetty Anderson, Hubert
Kjrr Ilobert MoClintlock. F.va De
vlne Meila Toll, Eugene Peebles.
per AlaJst-n, .fi'm
Mudsun.
District i: i.eiio.n"
Pnlitll, NVa I'OOIO, AlVUi V 11111,
Eilward Tttuiia:!', uiii """""Si
Jlary golinsun, v: imam ii iiini,
Wallace Ayers.
nistrlct 111 May Johnson. Ellen
Taylor, Edna Kzukal, Joe Chamber
lain.
District 17 Karl Shurrum, Wal
ler Nelson, Charles Chambers.
District IS Albert Mathews, Dor
othy Scott, Josephine Huckins, John
Cooky, Emily Fox.
District 19 Ronald Aorams, Ruth
Bauer, Margaret wsurn, i?erniee
Clint, Joan Cox; Kenneth DeVore,
Audrey Daniels, Maine Kdwards,
N-jrvnl Fnss. Alvah Green, Harry
Gresir, Roy ilolverson, ltaipn
HuKl.es. i'ite Hrynchuk, Clailys
H.inpcr. ernice Hnm!e, Jacl Jack-
The milk you use is
pure. Your health de
pends so much on pure
milk at this time of the
year. We employ the
most modern and sani
tary methods in pre
paring; your milk.
REID'5 DARY
842 Pearl St.
Phone 365
Financial
First-Aid
Sooner or later
everyone takes . a
tumble off the clift
of misfortune. It
may be a real ac
cident, It may bo
sickness, loss of job
or a bad turn In
business. In any
such event you'll be
glad to have the
help of a Hank Ac
count "with his first
aid kit of credit
and cash.
carry a pass
BOOK
I'ued by tills bank.
Bank
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
rureV 1
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son, John Lawbert,' El ma tAneabery,
Geo"rs:e( Mason. Margaet Moon,. Mel
ba Masters, Jule Pollard, ' Maxtne
Posey, AUaltn Perkins, Kelllo Sant
key, Audrey Shultx, Audrey Smith.
Ethelyn Stark. Leroy falser,' Emma
smith. Edward Tomseth, Bert Tom
seth, Claire Thu'rman, Carl Clark
Williams, Lomlelle Wlllianis, Frank
lin Wooley. Nellie Virginia Wright,
Thomas Yost, Lawrence Yarnea, Coy
Lansbery, Coy Seathers. Marvin Le.
Elmo Long:, Paul Potter, Lawrence
Hoof, Norman Roth, Roy Stearmer,
Maude Brattaln, Kalle Fae Drla
coll, Edith Eaton, Alma Greenwood,
Helen HiKBins, Evelyn Jacobson,
Zelma l.ltherland. Mildred McCrea-
dy. Mary Mcpherson, Palrlee Mos-
Kop. ueuinii Peck, Waive Peterson,
Luclle Richmond, Lauristlne Smith,
iUhel Spencer, Margaret Swartz,
Miriam Rice, Juanita Flowers, Olive
tianiey, Alarsaret Boring.
Distrl-t -ioNMUe Schaffer, May
Schuffer, Herman Wltte.
District 21 Louise Mlddleton,
Oladys Robinson, Orln Dayton,
CIarent Mhldleton In physiology.
District 22 Letha Smith, Theo
dora Gatch.
District 23 Curtis Hester, Fran
cis Coldren, Robert Zumwalt.
District 24 Cecil Martin. Mar-
garot Frazee, Luther McGulre, Edna
iJotts, tiiadys Mosby, Agnes Layng.
District 25 Vernis Powell, Cleo
Ilickey, William Garoutte, Clinton
Garoutte, Hazel Yearous, Gladys
learous, HtUherlne Garoutte, Eu
gene Young.
District 26 Claude Kirkendall,
Ava McArthur, Mildred Walkley,
Gladys Kirkendall, Opal Adney,
Vernell Koch. '
District 27 Ruby Buchanan.
District 31 Elsie Isaacson, Joan
Mooney, Floyd Peters.
District 32 Lucretla Cox, Levi
Carpenter, Llllle Neilsen, Hedevtg
Thorup, Horace Neely, Earl Whit
taker, Fred Holman.
Swtsshome school Dwight Poe,
Floyd White.
Ralnrork school Archie Barnes,
Ralph Wilson.
District 33 Myrtle Armstrong.
Leon Dcedon, Wayne Hale, Guy
Deedon. Virgil Deedon, Carl Nord
ston, Wayne Thurman.
District 34 Howard MoFarland,
A. Read Hemenway, Y. David Sears
In physiology, Dortha Miller.
District 35 Virgil T. Lewis, Cleo
Srhigley, Lawrence Lewis, Leslie
Wilson.
District 36 A g n e s Brabham,
Francis Deeds, John Crawford,
Clifton Shortrldge, John Dunn,
Lawrence King, Harold Foster,
Helen Wlnslow, Frank Flick.
District 37 Elixa Gilbert. Bur
cella King.
District 38 Laura Thorn, Theo
dore Carstensen, Marjorie Brewster,
Florence Olsen, Minerva Chambers,
Franklin Brewster, Fred Carsten
sen, Wosley Brewster, Kenneth
Dunn.
District 39 Aura Khelton, Wllma
Addison, Alfred Smith, Clifford Ad
dison, Edna Baker, Melvln Miller,
May Earls.
District 40 Mildred Weltz, Nar-
garet - Odmark, Norleigh Alford.
Clyde Taylor, Harry York, Gald
Harding, Clarence Biiggs, George
Baker, Estol, Sly, Verda Beak, Nor
man Howe, Vincent Sanders, Rob
ert Olson, Clifford Travllllan, Dale
iinlker, Clarlece May, Mildred Trea
nor, Vt?lma Holbrook, Neva Silk
wood. District 41 Helun Montelth, Ag
nes Jackson, lva Johnson, Irene
Qulnn, Alvin Earl,' Raymond Mar
quart, Murnard England, Floyd
tiehinitt.
District 42 Ethelyn Kirkpatrlck.
District 43 Howard Strunk, Alice
Northup, Kenneth McGrudor, Fran
cis Peters, Paul Zachary, Theipia
Taylor, Arlelne C. Gustufson, Molly
Cochran, John Stolsig, Noel Flrtle,
Agnes Sldwell, Lois Payne, Mar
garet Allum, Kenneth Hulse, How
ard Smith, Reese Jarnagin, Mar
garet McClaln, Helen Watson.
District 44 Bertha Larrance,
Walter Lloyd, Plrl Wilcox, Ger
trude Fellows, Emery Llles, Dorris
LUes. '
District 45 Ray Adams, Glen
Arne. Earl Black, Ralph Boslaugh,
Agnes Brlcker, Eddie Clark, Maur
ice Cochran, Edward Cunningham,
Howard Fox, Walter Garoutte, Bon
nie George, Kenneth Goff. Ernest
Handy, Ray Hilton, Constance Mote
Huchinson, George Huff, Reuben
Johnson, June Jones, Mary Knowles,
Helen Knutsen, Vivian Luffoon,
Edwin Lancaster, James Lancaster,
Lnbert Lee, Mabel Lee, Dortis Mc
Gowan, Glen McKibben, Huby Me
lick, Merrick Metcalf, Joseph Mitch
ell, Alberta Monroe. Hazel Morris,
Chester Bobbins. Elsio Rose, Beu-
lah Safley, Thelma Sharpe, Ethel
Simpson. Olga Smith, Myrtly
iT
PLEWTV OF WATER
Kidney and bladder Irritations
often result' from acidity, aya
noted authority. The kidneys
heln filter this acid from the
blood and pass It on to the blad
der, where It may remain to Ir
ritate and inflame, causing a
burning, scalding sensation, or
settine up an irritation at the
neck of the bladder, obliging you
to seek relief two or three times
during the night The sufferer
Is in constant deard; the water
passes sometimes with a scalding
scnBatlon and is very profuse:
again, there Is difficulty In void-
Inn It
Madder weakness, most folks
call it because they can't control
urination. While Jt Is extremely
annoying and sometimes very
painful, this is often one of the
most simple ailments to overcome.
Benin drinking lots of soft water,
a'.r.o get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful In a glass
of water before breakfast Con
tinue this for two or three days.
This will help neutralize the acids
in the system so they no longer
are a source of Irritation to the
bladder and nrlnary organs, which
then art normal again.
Jad Falts Is Inexpensive, and Is
made from th, acid of grapes and
: li-mon Juice, combined wllh llthia.
I and is u-d by thousands of folks
j jho are subject to urinary dis
t orders caused by acid irritation.
I Jad Sails causes no bad effects
whatever.
i ll"r ?vi have a pleasant, effer
lTe nt llthia water drink which
I in;- ouicklr relieve your bladder!
, (.-TitiH,. rv aH.me&ns have!
i-i. ,.irtn examine vour
eoo St 'least twice a year.
o
tauer. ejrVe Bthtfey, Glenn
Swatosta, LoiCell f-odfnrrf M.l.n
nne Efl W4es,. tfeorga wAson.'
-lyackmare, .3e,wil .Bralard. Velma
Burplj; IJ. .Ccwler. harlottfc Coo
Per Bwoth; Df . Mara, , Un,y4. &e
Orel Fox".. UAlen Garoutte.
lal- Gates, Manford Gpff. Eugene
Ujpper, Goldie 'Mu&iead. Fred Ja
cobs, Myrfle MaDle, V.rand MUllr
an. ,&aJs Monroe, .Jajian Nord
strom. Heen Qlaen. Geneva Perlnl.
Kveiyn Shanda, Ernst SheLburne,
Eunice Smith. Lloyd fiwanson, Es
tfrer Thornton, Kenneth Ward. Ira
Wells. George White, Bernlce Whtt
sett, Alberta Williams, Cecil Armes.
Chester Braswell, Kenneth Carltle,
Nelson Durham, Leonard Garoutte,
Archie Harrington, Onland Hlggln-
botham, Alvin Hodgson, Thomas
Lloyd, Everette Verle McCoy, Erneat
McKibben, Brewer Mills, Ralph
Monroe. Raymond Oakes, Russell
Ponsford, Franklin Schaffer, Carl
scheufel, Don Stover, Roy Sears.
Lawrence Kelly, Beth Bede, Ethel
Bennett, Agnes Blackmore, Mildred
Coates, Gertrude Cochran, Dorothy
George, Margaret Lancaster, Edith
Leonard, Arna Longfellow, Mar
garet Medley, Elsie Milne, Gene
vieve Mulvlhill, Margaret Newcomb,
Ruth Stennett, Violet Thomason.
District 46 William O. Kelsay,
Florence Mathews, Jessie Whlteley.
Helen Shaw, John Pryer, Darwin
Baxter, Joseph Baxter, Helen Mau
ney, Vlrgle Neet, Clara Blood, Mel
vin Russell.
District 47 Melba Purkerson,
Geraldlne Adklns. Janice Adklns.
Dlstrlct 48 Lorln Clayton, Arthur
Cook, Ruth Dorrell.
District 49 Emanuel Trapp, Law
rence Trapp.
District GO Kathleen Kappauf,
Marjorie Schneider, Hazel Huff.
District 62-M3arnet DIess, Richard
Oood, John Hornback, Ernest Lar
son, Ernest McClurgr, Ruth Ntelson,
Lowell Robblns, Florence Good,
Edith Iverson, Lucille Jackson, Lu
cille Mahon, Alvln Patton, Carol
Kobblns, Herbert Ware.
District 64 Preston Raymond
Rltter, Velma Gray, Ernest Peder--ten.
District 65 Mary Kula, Harold
Seltert, Troy Cox, GeraWl Stefert,
Zona Taylor, Hazel Bllghton.
District 66 Mary Rose, Leonard
Carr fn geography, Margaret E1J1
ott, Ernest Drew, Mllo Jeffryes,
Cnrlyle Arey, Margaret Muhr, Vel
ma Drew.
District 67 Harriot Arnold, Mlna
Polley, Augusta Hanson, Margaret
Edln, Dorothy Schwerlng.
District 59 Alnathan Jepson, Lu
cille Potter, Orval Dennlston, Eu
lcta Demlng.
District 60 Harold Rennie, Lena
Hart, Albert Parrott, Lloyd Gray,
Monica Ruth. I
District 62 Orvllle Warfel, Iris
Wallace, Ruby Glaspey, Leonard
WalBh, Maude Wallace.
District 63 John Doane.
District 64 Hllma Healy, La
Verne La Port, Marguerite Caskey,
Ruby Bell, Ellen Hawley, Teddy
aeufert, Klrby wade, Oscar Rose,
Elizabeth Windham, Thelma Stone,
Melvln Fisher, Violet Caskey. Aud
rey McFarland, Helen Stone, Don
ald Windham, H. J. Windham,
George Dingle, Kenneth Hill.
District 66 Dorothy Gladys God
ard, Vesta Morris, Harley Ream,
Nellie Parks. Ellen Jennings, Wil
bur Odell, Glen Putnam.
District 66 John Bowdery.
District 67 Arthur Noot, Robert
Odell, Glenn Coltrane.
District 68 James Yale.
District 69 Reinhart Peterson,
Irma GUstrap, Victor Johnson, Or
vllle Clark, Cecil Mlllor, Fritz Neb
son, Charles Shipley, Ruth Hays,
Allen Dey, Rhea Harpole, Dora
iAurltzen, Raymond Dusenberry,
Dorothy Slack, Edith Evans, Viola
Sinclair, Ira Lee, Retha Reetz,
Richard Joseph Ruch, Virginia
Shields, Fred Peterson, Victor Hen
drlckson. Opal Dorsey, Edith Ruder,
George Williams, Wlllard MurpheyJ
Maude Schenck, Emiile Aasted,
Harold Barrowcllff, Viola Klock,
Louise Movlus, James Murphey,
Harry Phillips, Elsie Haflsman,
Lynn Agee, Elizabeth Ruch, Bennle
.aurltzan, Mabel Kaplng, Margaret
Wllhelm. Gale Blackwell, Elsie
Carlsen..
District 70 Katheryn Jack, Mil
dred Gabes, Florence Chase, Frank
Gates, Jack Hulott, Raymond Jack.
District 71 Kenneth Ambrose,
Hazel McBee, Hester Winfrey,
Clarence Pease.
District 73 Florence Hill, Vir
ginia Prather.
District 74 Kenneth Eaton,
Ethel Eaton, Clyde Blakely, Orval
Ulakely. Lester Newman.
District 76 Klva Powell, Daisy
Warwick, Bernlce Thorn, LUland
Crow, Velma Ewlgn, Oscar Newton
(ieneva Powell.
District 77 William Brlcker,
Clinton Moraan. Edward Slocum,
Veda Carter, Delia Herbert, Roy
McDonald.
District 78 Insrolf Solelm.
District 79 Bessie Hayden, Mat
tie Burch, Nellie Wyatt. Katie
Filnnm Lloyd Garrison. Willis Lo
gan. Neva'Wnltsell, Llllle Hill, Ida
McBrlde, Dent Savage, Lester Mar-
Am Vrn1e Dial.
Fisher Mill school David Mor
row, Velma Wheeler, Arthur Mc
Kay, Macel Stock, Raymond Wetz-
ell. Clara Kyan.
nimrict 80 Roy Pullen, Oren
Mnrfnrd Harold Hartley.
Dl.trlct 81 Dennis May, Austin
ft hrwl.l.
m.trici 82 Johnnie Tllton, Carl
Stark. James Bedlnger. Edith Hy
land, Mark Bedlnger, Wayne Lewis.
District 83 Virginia Lewis.
District 84 Edward Doollttle,
Claude Human, Ernest Johnson,
c.i.n Rmlth. John Hunt.
District 8& Bessie Lajole, Minnie
n.n. Eileen S'fhantol, Lester
Sherman.
m. i net 86 Erva Morris, Th-eo
dore Marshall, Grace DrazdiiH,
Charlie Haynes, Carroll . Or.l.mes.
Velda Maxwell, Iorthy Near,
Charles Mlehelbook, Harold Kirch
ner.
ttl.rrlrt 87 fivlvan Petersen. Pas
cho Saunders. Virgil Hughes. Ofaeys
Glllesoel. Carol Saunders, Ala
Smith.
District 88 Tulen CJark, kois
Hulerjv Francis Prl, Veils Alli
son. Lollta Hulery. Muriel Alrey,
Virgil Allison, Hoy Thurman, Peter
Schmltz. Theodore Schmlts. Inez
Walker. Florence Bleach, Lyle. Wll
son. Robert Price.
" District 0 Stuaft Myers, Addle
Peck. Goldle Huat. Evelyn McKeun,
Velma Pope, Ira Weast, Levi Cong-,
don. Wsyne Hudburt. Ruby Thomp
son. Mary Bennlnger. Kalph
Thompson, Rhea Robinson, Flor
ence CurnoW. Glenn Miller. John
Slscho. Earl Robertson, Everette
Lamb.
District tl Virgil Brooks.
District 92 Rymond llancuff.
lo.trlrt 14 lleulah Jones.
District 9S Clyde Hart, Lucy
Hart Nova Thatcher. Eileen
Tnomoson. Harold Brlstow, F.ether
Howdy. Everett, Kowdy, Ralph
Iinwd V.
liiiTirt 97 Elwyn Tatom, Brthur
HemlrUkson. Jack Saubert LynoJ
Hlitiui,, Josephine Wesuott,
Oeorg. Cottln.
District Afred Sprlggs, Sam
uel Bpilggs, Mary rjybolleDBur,
Lloyd Stone. ....
District lio A-iauo, luiui, v,i-
- ,. . v.uihn.
t, , iui Etb.l Sweet MUM
kld-Vo.t Bchrll. Maritt.rlte Drew, K4-
rW BraiiaO 4T.' WIU Jvawrenc,
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'THE EUGENE
Orlm.hs. Lydla. Oibba, Jar Cor
nelius, Evelyn Hewitt, Ray Bweet
District 101 Mildred Lewis, Vr
ena Costello. Marie Costello.
district 10S Nina V. umej-n
Edyhe Hollla, Harriet Brabham.
Paul Brabham, Grace Mitchell, Har
old Dllley, Robert Llndtey.
District 16 Fsonk Blodgette,
Marlon Peabodyf -Alice Damewood.
John Hooker, fiverette Peabody,
Marguerite Peabody, John Blodg
ette, Clair Damewood, .Clara
Hooker. .
Dlatrlo 106 Il"ene Baxter, Fran
cis Davjs, Haael Russell, Leone
Edmlston.
Dlstilct 107 Fay PrlndeL Alta
Prlmie, Leon Summers.
District 108 Dale Cheshire, Llbyd
Herbert, Anna Johnson.
District 109 Isabell Saul.
District 110 Drotby Enrlght, Les
ter Morgan.
District 111 Thelma Moyer, Mer
vln Peery. Bernlce Templeton, Dor
othy Moade, Altred Gregory, Mere
dith Moyer.
District 112 Carl Brooks, Ruth
Elnan. Paul Hutchlns.
District 116 Melvln Jensen, Krls
tlns Ronnlng, Samuel Lynch, Carl
Ronnlng, Winifred Walte, Edna
Frederlckson, William Bock.
District 116 Olive Mead. Gladys
Mead.
District 118 Ruth Btrunk, Helen
Carter, Reginald Dibble, Wendoll
Wldener, Mary Spry, Edith Strunk.
District 119 William Fred Sells,
Olive McCue.
District 121 Wallace Keeler,
Hward Skinner, Lola Bungs.
District tit Etfa Drury. Gretta
Spahr, Aulton Miller, Raymond Pot
ter, Pearl Ferguson, Louise artines
Ervln Pachollko, John Harrison,
Charlie I'leuard. Bill Grimes. Fran
kle Tanner, Robert Owen.
District 128 Glenn Wakefield,
Dessel Helfrlck.
District 124 Bertha Allen, Nellie
Chapman.
District 121 C. W. Mulligan.
District 126 Naomi Lansbery, An
gella Aya, Winona Carter, John
Johnaion, WUUa Harrlll, Maurice
Richardson.
District 128 Frank Phillips, Eli
zabeth Cooley, Edna Gugglsberg,
Ellen Ellis.
District 132 Laura Larlmor, Ron
ald Humphrey.
District 133 Eva Heltzman, Eve
lyn Slocum. Erneat Peterson, James
Burke, Mildred Nelson, Laura
Dodge, Vernon Olsen, Eedney Kern
mlngsen, William Pedorsen, Louis
Heltzman,
District 134 Merle Bleler, Wal
ter Dyer.
District 136 Oralee Du Quette,
Walter Le Blue.
District 137 Louise Allen, Mar
garet Montgomery, Adlene Will
lams, Arthur Ulnney, Ralph Crow,
Melville Wells.
District 138 William Van Wag
oner, Archie Smith, Dorothy Fish
er, Gladys Ward, Agnes Fisher.
District 139 Earle Cloaner,
Keith Kendall, Joe Haynes, Olive L.
White, Elmer Crist, Violet Klout,
Orpha Hockor, Jennie Kruse, Ver
non Clark, Margaret Conant Lil
lian Kan, Pearl Wheeler, Arthur
Klautt.
District" 144 Virginia Conn, Lo
ren Bryant, Ollle Dorman.
District 146 Hannah M. Rude,
Roy Eves, Edna Trout
District 146 Gordon DowelL Rod
relck Dowell, Luclle Dahlln. .
District 149 Annla Larson, Stll
hah Btonefield.
District 160 Percy Shanks, El
aine Jenkins, Martha Bettls, Rhea
Slgnor, Mlra Force, Burton West,
Hubert Montgomery, Rachel Steg
ner, lone Buley, Marie Collier. Al
freda Miller. Bula Brasflold, Hilda
Bevere, Robert Arohambeau, Percy
Brlgga, Rexford Edison, Laura
West, Mary Lee, 8amuel Bettls,
Donald Bettls, Donald Palmer, Ok
rla Mooney, Stella Cain, Jesse Sum
ner, Gaylord Morse.
District 161 Ronald Trout .
District 182 Lottie Lamb, Elma
Dawning.
District 163 Ruby Price, Eugene
Robertson, Wallla Smith, Hubert
Walker. ,
District 167 Dorothy Lauanoln
co, Ernest Elchler, Charles Aker
ley. Hazel Francisco.
District 168 Mary Shirley, Paul
Shirley, Laverne Meadows, Leslie
Akerley, George Meadows, Henry
Houghton,
District 169 Wllbert Loffelma
cher, Jens Jensen, Lena Campbell,
Thelma Hughes, Agnes Hapnerr-
Dlstrlct 160 Samuel McCUntlock,
Gilbert Fish.
District 162 Ethel Jeanette Pet
ty, Thelma E. Lawson, La Verne
Lawson.
District 16S Robert Ramsey, Ha
zel Mull, Alice Huraey, Lena More
field, Rose Wojnlak, Velma Crow,
Ida Fethoraton, Mary Hughes, Fred
die Bauer, Reva Neet, Dale liar
dlsty Eleanor Zahm, Donald Evans,
De Vere Stowell, Kate Cralgner.
Charles Tucker, Minnie Fisher,
Peter 8chrelber, Cecil Phillips.
Frank Fisher. Cart Hursey, Clar-
-.... . McFee.
Camp 34 Lamont Daniel, Marie
Whlteley, George Kann, rana
nriiiraa wllma Minion.
Camp 81 Chester L. Lunceford,
George Lunceford.
District 164 Avary Rlchey, Elyn
Kayser, Lottie Inman.
District 168 Thomas Beers, Gol
dle Beers.
District 170 Margaret Helen
Plaep. Hazel 'Perry. Mary Mullen,
inc. Plaeo. Qlenn Scott Clifford
Worthylake.
Tii.trlri 18 Orvllle Erhart
District 174 CaLble B. Cole, Vlr
alnla Ruth Cole, Donald Westley
Clark, Dorothy Withers, Mike Ro
dakowsky, Erma Vaughn.
District 17 Louis Stanley Ry
ker, Isabelle Akerley, Leo Blanton.
District 177 John Carr.
District 178 Jessie Williams,
nrthn Butler.
District 17-Marle Yates, Joe
Martlneau.
District 181 Nelda Boasey, Odet
ta Richmond, Lyle Ooodell, Mildred
Turner.' .
District 1J fvedell Byphere, Otla
Syphera, Geln Byphers.
District 1H4 Kverette Run In
physiology. William Ove'ra'lreet Roy
MoCay, charlea'HImohsen.
District )86 Bernard . Cummins;
George Oowlng, Lois Xlngsley, Ma
rian Luna. Kathleen Jfhepsrd, Myr
tle Bain, James Hoon, Robert-Chapman,
Chester Coleman, Raymend
Baker,- Martin Sheythe. Donald
Knowtes, Oscar Hammerlr'Jcsen.
District 1S Ralph' MansfleM;'
Orpha Nelson, Lillian Nelson, My-'
tie Halladey, Edwin Goodman, Hfi)
rletta Dornath, Louise yjrglsla
Clark. Dorothy Dornath, Max Karen
Larsen. ' ' .
District 187 Lura.hAjte. Charles
Gregory, ' Zelpha Thursten, fred
Nute.
District .190 Harold Ilsllldey,
Henry Burch, Orvle Thompson.
District 191 Donald Wlchf,
Lloyli Hubbard, Mae Rlakeltr, Al
meda Myens, Francla Klene. r)oro.
thy Wltcher. Adrlsn Corautt her
ald ConnCr, Marie Nixon. .
District 192 Parma Clark, Har
old Clark, OasV Vllcut ailClp
pell. Widow Cleared of
Officer's Murder
Annlston. Ala., Msy U. Mrs. five
lyn 8tie Hlckner wss acquitted by a
fury here Friday of Hi murder of her
bnsbend. Lieutenant Jams. C. Rickner
at Camp MeCleiland hist Juno. Tfc
tua deliberated, aa tour.
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During the rest of this month (May) we offer the privilege of buying the favorite Kim
ball Bungalow Model Piano, without the usual down payment and remember the
price is also greatly reduced during our big forced-to-move sale, from the regular
price of $435 down to $367, with compartment bench to' match, included free.
Entire Stock of Pianos and Phonographs
Sacrificed!
SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS!
Seth Laraway Music Stores
TWO RECITALS TO
;BE
Two recitals of Interest to mus
ic loving Eugene are scheduled for
the coming week. Each will be
given at the First Baptist church,
and each will begin at 8 o'clock.
Both are sponsored by the Pacific
Conservatory of music.
The recital Monday evening will
feature Harold Weber, cornetlBt,
assisted by Ellen lies, pianist;
Charles Nadvornik, vlollnlBt; Mor
ris Holt, saxaphonlst, and Wal
ter Prltclinrd. banlolst
The complete program follows
Monday Program
(a) Bessie Polka Casey
(b) Palm Branches Faure
(c) Cujus Anlman Rossini
Harold Weber
Scene de Ballet Do Berlot
Charles Nadvornik
(a) Innesque Polka Innos
(b) Lost Chord Sullivan
Harold Weber
Traumerel and Domnme ....
Mcnumann
waiter rnuiimiu I t'arrota ..
(a) Souvenir Dr1'a!leeia, lb.
(b) Flowor Song Lange bpinacii ..
(c) Spring Song Mendelssohn Aoparagus
. Morris Holt ! Pepper, ,.
fl Nantaakot Polka rvnon
(b) When the Quiet Moon Is
Beaming Schoendorf
Harold Weber
(a) Faunt Walts . . .Oounod-Lange
(b) Fifth Waltz Qodard
Ellen lies.
(a) Are Maria Lunl
(b) First "Life Guards" Polka
Innes
Tuesday Recital
The recital Tuesday evening
will be given by 25 students of the
conservatory, and will present a
varied program of piano and vio
lin selections.. The program fol
lows: Vlollh Solo Homier ming
' Billy ElseBteln Vogt New York, .May 21. Dried fruits,
Piano Bolo ... Golden Star -Waltz I market dull; apricots ap
Lnmoyno Black Htreabbogi p!(-s, evaporated prime to fancy
Vlelln 8olo Elton Forncrook.-
Piano Solo ......
Marie Lawrence
Violin Solo. ......
Joe Cyf . .
Piano- 'Solo .......
Dvorsk
" Ta'ngel
'sS.if.1
(Join a Hing v""""!.
Violin- HOW
Wilbur jeanen- . . ':
Piano -Sblo IloVcTay March.
:Altna -cartwrgnt- inuuii. woo .
Violin . Bolo ....:' Largo j .. - -
' Margoret-.Wtlhelm - HantleVj FOREIGN' EXC.HANOe ' v
Piano. Bofo. ..'.'. 'WarWlnge rit EvSj ,'w rk. May 24.-'l'.iiin.I tU'.r-
Myrtle -P'rifter. ' . . -Richards. I'" d-inand..4..':4 .VH; cal.lc, 4.-M 7
Violin iSolrf .',;.. -Salut. V mwy tiy.
Jack Dasner .- .- Wun 4 IM , ,?,.
Piano, firilo' -. . . a. Marfurkar . lfl y,,,, oilt.Jes 4.42,-
Veda Or.ay- ' : .' Hems! ..sfcedrn kronen ilenmntl t!il-'i.').;: at:
Vllllh rloloRornance' froth- Cinv; blrs:'2H..f7.
' e-C.to.Ne. 2. .-I .Npfws- kronen, dcinirntl' J3.fari; 'to-'
ffef) Falls . .. Wlenauskl IM .- '', .:', .
Piano Bolo .v Mfir nf lropel' i;fV hy,V!,'i-..,1. :, '''
Ifnlna Vlek - . i JlZ 4-21(.-b,llloo to -the.
Piano Bala .'.. Liingfng' fof. Hovie.:.aoJ;"r; - i
Mildred Nelson . Jungmunn", , pOrlTLAhrb. PRO allCE . '''-
Violin Bfilo Barcarolle
, Plscher!
J-adow
'l.lchner
om9lh!
I
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I IUI I iiimr - ,
Piano Bolo . On. the
Jnseohlne Cooler
. ' 1 .. 1 , D-ln A 11....... . QlU
Concerta.
Arthur Potter De. Ilnrlot
ano Duet Ore, 7
Kermlt and Allen Jessen Kosas
ano Solo Ollsaando Maturkai
Pla
Piano
Mildred. Moody
Bohm
O O O 0
j , e o o a
0 o
Violin Solo Souvenir
Helen Weber Iirtlla
Piano Solo Tnnwelse
Ruth Unnlner Meynr-Helmund
Violin Solo .... Air Vnrlo No. 7
Ella Marie Milker He llorlot
Pinno Solo ...... Valse Htyrlennn
Luclle HuBby Wollunltnupt
41
CPORT .
Eo and Poultry
Ekbs, fresh 17ffi 18c
liens, light lr,W;17c
Hens, live, heavy lnfrt'JIc
broilers lB(tt-lC
uuttenat ana uuuer
lllltterfal
84c
Cruuuiery butter
Meat Market
StcerB
Cows -
Kwes -
Wethers -
lvumlis. springs -
.atlficaso
, 'jii;ric
aViciiflc
0'ilUc
, H((tl)c
...O'jCulllijc
UWUirja
U 3-4tuiTc
Hldos
OlIBIWe
M2c
SUc
UOc
VeaLlight, dressed ..
l'ork, dreSHt-d
Hogs, live
Grains, Hay,
White wheat
Ued wheat ,
Outs
llarley, buaiel ,
tarley, ton
Wool 2341401-
Vaoatahlaa and Fruit
Potatoes, lb J-WH l"-4c
Npw. Cu1 pol10(!s
l.ic
Be
ac
0c
15c
85c
lUc
BOc
50c
85c
$-1.50
,...$ 443.50
jtiiubaro
Green oniona. dox. .
itadisbes, doz. . ,
Parsley, dua
Lettuce, crate
Hjrawberries, case
CHICAGO 0 RAIN
Chicago, May 24. The grain mar
ket was a rather irregular a'fair to.
day with price changes wilhin a nur
row range. At the close '-vho.it uus
Ligher: corn up to o-tt down
anil cats i-8 lower.
In t he enrly trading wheal isil
siri-iisih while corn sagged off, act-
a- rulher heavy axil tired.
URIE0 FPUITS
"t iu; prunes, yis to ms, 7'1.
., l.ffjla a IfUL Alltl. . I..
, l!rIlHU w ny-1 M'nl"rj,
Bohm' choice to extra fancy Oll1.;
HumoreBke!?',;,l1le" "I1"'""' 1"u-l,i"',,!ll'"ebed' 12
"-e riwr.
' ' ' YORK WOOL
- Vorw. May 24. Wool: Mar-
-N.
knt -easier; domestic fleele' OJilo 50
fora pulled w-oured lusis 7K'i l.2(;
'iy scouted. 1.03 (ill l.5; iuartr-
jnrtkid, dre... .Miir'.24.-.HuMer:;
o:ir,(.(j,.. l,nvlnx .n-e
'?'; s.tlinr price, 21 W 2.V4; cheese
27'2h;; liyia 2JI'".22:. ,
',
SEATTLE PRODBCt .
H.nltln. Mar Itim.r, f 1
SEATTLE .PROD BCt
Henttle, Msy,
fM
. h,,,. R.i.ct ranch 27e; pullets aCc'j
Cheese: Oregon fsncy 25W2il-;
I Oregon triplets ViUM
down delivers this famous
piano to your home.
Americas 25c.
Onions: California $2.75 cwt.
Ore
gon dvje.
1'oliiioes: Vuklma gems $55 a ton;
local J.Vj(ii2i:. '
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., May 21. I'altle re
ceipts H2: lone of mnrlcet sleady:
beef, good crude Miners $7.75 di: 8.50;
mediiliii aptl.riU n7.70; ciiolce cows;
lll-ifers $ll.25fr"7.5(l; ciintiers $l.ri(l'f'
-1.25; bulls $.'lft 4.511; calves XU.ftlftf II.
ling receipts iiuiih; tone of marltet
slemly; niedjiiiii to choice $7.75fn
7.IHI; heavy $1.50 i(tt."i; pigs $11.75
f(.7.:t5.
Hheep receipts nnne; tone of mar
ket hleaily; inediuiu to choice latnlis
yUn il-50; yearlings $7iV.i; welhera
$.rif7.50; owes $-Kd (I.5U.
LIBERTY BONDS
New York, .May 24. Closing llh
orny bonds: ,
!iy,M IIK.ai : seconil 4s 100.10: first
4!4n IIKI.III; second 4 Vi s 100.12;
Ihird 4lii 101. ;l; fourth -I'isa 100.
211; new -I'.s 102, 1'j.
viewers iteport on
New County Roads;
2 Are lteco mm ended
Two more county mucin urn rftcom
nifttiuYd in report h of J. M. McCrub
litnd. Krnnk lliiinnton and Hnmo Vit
im. rnnd vicwrrw, filed with the coun
ty nurd tin uftnrnoou.
Out in for a mad two mllei long
from the top of Timber ridf(e down to
Wolf creek. Tlio other in Ilellea
fitrcet, wJiich would be an exteniiion of
KiKtiteenlh nventie went were the cit
limits to be pun lied further went. The
rity la tryinjf to condemn property
between Jifferon and the limita. ol-
SETH LARAWAY MUSIO STORES
Sold in Eugeue Only By
9
Few Kinds of Fun
Gulriual the
When dsd's day's work Is done
l. -. ...... I ..1 ,n umw fun of his
. mm. He's earned a Tittle ami to
himself. A spell of rest, a chance,
-something different from th
' iliusl grind tWi whsc be
'neeUv.a '
So'sVhr should folks be hissy
' .shout little thlhga like' keeping
..dinner 'w'slflrig w.nen a fellow. Is"
right in .the nddsTdf ati- aU'ab-
ecrrnirilb bidy-and-sojllrlsfrlrsi
little eseetou of nivulc plsytd.bj'.
Tesat sAodets
eUi laraw3y
2)
V fTlULBRAKSEN
Pngfe Seven
lowiiiR ineominu trnffit? to come in
from IVellen, onto Kijchtrenth avenue
west mid tlien in to the l)uainens dis
trict down JefforHon. About l'A) feet
id wbut the city needs.
TO GUARD SUBSCHIBEHS
sje If your paper in cot delivered
j by 0 o'clock every nisht ploamj
tclephono l.!0 before 7 MO 1'. :Jc
Ar. l)p!iverien will be miule front sje
ijt tlio office up to that time. aft
fanXhcd without difficulty
j When proper care if
taken in connection i'a
ACNE' TREATMENTS
Instruction Aifen .
rornom use aaa
UCM OUTFIT pimid-;
motion tnttmUt ;
MARINEIXO SHOP
877 .Willamette titroat
Qulbransen
himself and for himself on bis
beloved Cu!bianen I
Few pleasures afford so complete
a change from the workaday
grind. Few are so fasclnstin
Few so thoroughly enjoyable.
Flaying Is unbelievably earf ' Be
cause of Oulbraruen res'ponsrve.
Tiees and eatfeme fle-xibllirf. And!
with ' rout Oulbraruen ro
get '.four simple," evmp'wa and
ikcliutve 4nmrtlon, Rolls shosr-lng-k
method pf rr0 P'artn
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