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1 Friday Evening, Ang Page Two THE EUOENE DAILY OUABD 1 VLn "r83 m ff I r Bi I fX'Wv A two-fisted, gnn-l J1J r- fighting, range-riding 8 lVJ J J0' sy7?.V? r - nnwhov who usea his B IS COMPLETED TODAY The Kennel-Ellis portrait studio opened for buaioess this' morning in its new location, at 961 Willamette treat. Work of moving the equip ment and bead quae ten of the firm has been going on for tti pnst week. Enlarged ijuartcrs and a better cen tral location have been gained by the move, and the studio proprietors have announced that they will be equipped to give even better and more prompt service than I efore. OITY NEVS l LatJiuui Hire 'ieuvlier "4itl Mobwy, who luuaiit at Mar com auaoui mm year, wiii teach til iitttuiii next year. lake. 1'unltiuu uutji it.cim.twiU liaa taken aitiua in in utuce of j. K. Jt'ittii, po MOVING PICTURES FRIDAY JIEIUG "The Spirit of the U. 8. A." ItEX "Manhandled." CASTLE "Tiger Thompaon." Gloria Proves She Is Versatile Star To tlimli ftluuutulo J. iu. Aitiaon ot 12ugene left TJiurauay ttiftit to climb alt. Ada ma una wtii-uiid witn u party o uinz oat Vacation ' miba isuiiiu . uruuiiam of the dry . a. mum jius mil on nui a- wHkioji l iy : undmfioef Operation xU.dt.ux api.ufcfuuerg of Cottage Ulovo wuh iu iugcne Tuuratiuy tor am reuiuvjl ot ii-a louaua aim adu- i'lun tall torn lu Trip - U.BS .U 111 J I'Ui uoflB of KuffOIie pibttn 10 K-avtt bu.iaay morning tor u icy ot a wvcm. dim a nuii uaiuoinia. tiho will uo aocoinyaiiieu (y -MldU iltOll 'XUUlBwtil oi. ytlt Jiiki Tucker To Leave ikiiau uuikiuuo Alienor leaves tills evumiiti lor nur iioine in iSalom. one nan uuen in iiutfune tnia huiu- iiior tuKliitf aptjuiai woik in chum iuy at tue university. Harry's Latest Picture A Red-Blooded Drama of the Great Outdoors! VI it From- WatliinKtot itira. Cnaried ivu ybr, dauglitors ia trice ana nJizauein, aim uon Cnariea oi uolutsnuaiu, Vaun.r came 10 iutfoiiu luuuy trom foriianU to visit i-oiatlves nre. UHUMukem flute Heunlou Tue pioneer nauuakar lamliy Will noiu a leunioii at i'maaant till! on ounuay, j ohn ilanaaner, Oregon a ar iiaat rnef wura director, will uytttk at .f leaaaut Jritu 1 Chriatlan church bunuay mornintf. COME AND BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY ' '.,.'' '" THE CASTLE ' Home of the' Best ADMISSION CANY SEAT ANY SHOW ANY TIME ' KIDDIES A DIME And Prices Never Vary! 2D And . the return of an old friend and favorite FELIX ' The Kitty Ain "A FEIEND IN NEED" CARD OF THANKS lo for the beautiful flowers. OLD .TIME DANCE We wlnh to thank oar many frlcmln U A. COWMEN AND FAMILY. nnd nelgbbor for their klndneu anil Aunuat 2nd by Farmora TInlon oiu- aympalliy during the lllneaa and deuth TrJ Eug(m4 Special for i Good I"". Steycna Hall, Springfield, of our beloved wife and mother; and cigar. jyDl New Location 961 Wllin matte it, Next io Re;; 7aire We have found it noccssnry to sock larger nnd better equipped quarters in order to tnko care of a constantly increasing business in a rapidly growing city. In the congenial surrounding of our new homo we will continue, the policy of making norl protographs at reasonable prices. Renneli-e.is Portrait Studio ttulta PoaUlon- Paulino urisuoll haa realffnod her poaiiiou in t.i county cierk a of iiua utid iuavfa no on for Ugden, uiuii, 10 join tier parents, ulrs. 1-iar-oiu iiuuloiii win succeed her. Junction Folk Move Here Hoy liuid uuu taiuiiy. owners of the Grei-iii. wu Dairy tartn of junction City, have moved to'. Eugene. Mr. iiurd hua hired u mau and family to care for hia farm. Rev. Dunham Returns ltev. Charles K Uunham, pastor of the First Baptist church here, hai returned from a vacation trip spent in viaiting vurious points ,of interest in Oregon. Sells Home Here , J. M. Jensen of the Junction City Shoe shop hua sold hia home at X2iSS Jackson street, Eugene, to Bt F. Guthrie. The deal was handled through D. J. Koupal. v Uaiue nt Wnltervllle A basfbnll Kaine will be played at Wnltervllle Sunday afternoon at 1:80 o'clock between a team chos en (rotn members of the crew work ins on the city water plant there and the team from McKenzie bridge. It r turn From Trlpn Mrs. Liela Marstera has returned from two weeks of vacation spent In Portland and Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Outran have re turned from a trip into the same territory. Retura From Outing Mr. and Mrs. L). K. Yoran and Mr. and Mra. It. S. Hryaon have re turned from the Houth fork, where they viKlted their sons, who are with the Cascade forest organiza tion, building trails up the McKen- 7.10. Navy Man Here t hief tjuaitermaster G. L. Trover. II. S. X.. tn in Kuitene seekinjr a few candid ites for enlistment in the navy. Mr. Troyer will leave Kiigene on Monday fur L'ottiiRe Grove and thence to points in southern Oregon. Cornea For Daughter Sirs. U. II. Fisher of Portland Is In tin gene- for the week-end. She en me- up to visit her two daughters, M lanes Grace and Minnie Klaher wli will return home with their mother, having completed 'their work t the university summer ses sion this week. Relnrn From California Mr, and Mrs. Taylor C, White hnvo returned to Kugenn from Han F:nnciso, where they attended' the meeilng of western music dealers and helped to organize the Western Music Trade association. Mr. White was a delegate to the convention from Oregon. C. H. Van Duyne Is Visiting Parents C. It. Van THivn. on of Mr. and Mrn. C. R. Van nuyn, v( 65 fit tcenlli avenue fast, who l an eloc trlonl rnirlnoer 111 the employ of (lie flenernl Kleorlr company of Sclieneotnily, N. Y.. haa Just retilrn-e-l trom Colombia. Soutli Ainerlra. u-lipre ha Ima ben ereiMlnic aovcral hydro-electric power plnnta durliift the paat five yenra. Mr. .Van Iioyn wna accompanied from l'ea Motnea. town, by hia .In ter. Mra. Helen Quackciibimh, and Ma aunt. Mies Ijiura (lulhrle. anil expecta to remain here eoveral montha relln and vleltlna:. ljkter he will return to Schenectady. The title ot Gloria Swanaon's latest picture, that is showing at toe Rex, itself intrigues the im agination and arouses an all-consuming desire to see what it's all about. "Manhandled" is the dynamic name of Gloria's brand new starring vehicle and the ev er-gorgeous Miss Swanson proves conclusively that she is one of the moBt versatile stars of the pic ture world. In the story Gloria has the role of a shop girl, who climbs the social ladder, getting furs, ex pensive Jewelry, and everything, but after reaching dangerous heights finds out that honest love is best in the long run. The flnnl showing of "Man handled" will be the event of in terest tonight at the Rex. MRS. HARLEY HAM DIES IN PORTLAND Mrs. Harley Ham, 24, a resident of Eugene until about a year ago, died at her home In Portland Thursday. Besides her husband, she Is survived by one son, Ray mond, 5,- and Helen. 3. The body will arrive In Eugene this evening. Funeral services will be held at the Veatch chapel Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Revt Charles E. Dunham of the First Baptist church of ficiating. Burial will be in the I. O. O. P. cemetery. Carey's Portrayal Always Convincing Harry Carey is the most human two-gun man on the screen! If there (had been any doubt about it before, he proved it to everyones complete satisfaction at the Castlo today, where his new picture, "Tiger Thompson,1 opened a two' days' engagement. Tiger Thompson" has all the action, 'drama, thrills and spirit of the great outdoors" that ad mirers of the WeBtern screen love, DUt it also nas something more a note ot realism, of downright humanness that few pictures of this type possess. 'House of David' Damage Suit Stay Is Granted in Ohio CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 1. An or der waa entered on the records of the United States circuit court of nppeals today staying the mandate in the case of John W. Hnnael end Margaret Hansel of Grand Rapids, Mich., against Benjamin P. Furnell, former king" of the House of David. Ben ton Harbor, Mich. The couple had re ceived a verdict for about $42,000 on their suit in which they alleged they had been forced to give up all their property to the Houae of David when they joined that body end bad not received, any recompense for their services while members. The circuit court upheld the verdict but granted a atay of mandate from the bench to permit attorneys for I'urnell to take the case to the su preme court. ' - Davis Again Works On Acceptance Talk NEW YORK, Aug. 1. Hia ealen- dnr clear of engagements, John W. Davis was able to devote much of hia time today to perfection of his ad- Gompers Will Not Oppose LaFollette! ATLANTIC CITV. N. J., Aug. 1. ! UP) Samuel Oompera. president of the American Federation of labor, j declared today after the initial aes-, slon oT the executive council of that ; organisation, Hint he has not led, is ' not leading and will not lead any op-; position to the Iji Foliette candidacy j that may arise before tne council. FIGHT A MONTH OFF WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. The na tional camDairn in support of the in dependence-progressive ticket headed by Sen'.tor JjiFollette as presidential nominee and Senator Wheeler aa vice- nreaidentral candidate, organization leaders aaserted today, will be in full awing by September 1. The setting up of a campaign and electoral mach inery for .the entirely new enterprise which has absorbed attention to date, will have progressed by that time, lendsr said, to the point an appeal may bo made effectively to the voters, led by the c.indidatea themselves. Members of the national executive committee plan to select a director of publiicty shortly. Roosevelt Highway In Good Shape, Is Report of Doctor The Roosevelt highway from Crescent City., Cal., up the coast to Bandon is in fine condition, according to Dr. C. E. Hunt of the Eugene hospital staff of physicians, who has returned from a vacation trip to the Oregon Caves, Crater Lake, and Crescent City, Cal. Accompanying Dr. Hunt on hia trip were his family and his brother-in-law, C. E. Robert son and family, of Whltefiah, Mont Tourists are being routed from Crescent City over the mountains to Grants Pass, according to Dr. Hunt. That road is in very bad shape at the present time, as a new., highway is being constructed and the old one neglected. The Roosevelt highway 1b much bet ter, he said. The roads from Eu gene to the California coast city, however, are fine if the route to Roseburg, Bandon and down the Roosevelt way is taken. Roads to the caves and to Crater lake are In good condi tion, he said. Van Winkle Ruling Given on Placing Names on Ballots SALEM, Ore., Aug. 1. Namea of ' 3 , , 4. , i- candidates for president and vice- urrsa arceiim u...-v --- .president on independent t dential nomination and to plans for the campaign. The program called lor lurtner ens- cusaion with his manager, Clem I Shaver, who is to have complete charge In carrying out campaign de- ta lis vrb le Mr. Davis IS presenting himself and his cause to the country. One of the principal problems o organization the selection ot tional treasurer and a finance com mittee remains to be disposed of, but the nominee and hia field general hope to have thia and other import ant itcma of organization out of the way before the official notification ceremonies at Clarksburg, ten days hence. president on Independent tickets, may be placed on the ballot after the names of eteetora, according to an opinion handed down today by I. H. Van Winkle, attorney general. The opinion was asked by tiam A. Kozer, aecretary of atate. Holland Funeral Service Sunday Funeral service for Mrs. Lucy Jo sephine Holland of Cottage Grove, who died in a local restaurant Wed nesday, will be held at the Branstet ter cbapel Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. S. Eurl Cl.ildera offi ciating. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery. 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