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Newspaper Page Text(ax THH EUGENE DAILT GTIABD Lane Suburban News BpmkU Omrrttptmimtm U Tht Omri fnmUm m4 tittektorlM Com FoiU. El ' RAIUMSBUIU), Aut. 12. Hop deling U & Jonasoa and Hocb 1 duut Tarda was iMnyUtcii Manila. Ta (iiliuioi of ait oarl bona in 1st larro CartvrTizht and Lowell tarda k uiilu souA of town will pro!) aoot ba couiuUtisa Wednesday. 'J'liis iumju rliai only a week and a half bo cunaumed in finishing a job that Ja Jioraiofarg required between Uirs nnd lour weeks. 1'b gt-it upoed ot the harvest is dun to ut fact that tiiere are great b'jrdna of vicavrs. Tourists wbo paa Urouah nuoa-learu if tbe bop yards and man; of tbew tarry at the yards while t- experience aomelhlng new to 'ifa. tV-oros "( tourists as well as bun-tnuialtnta, have been turned way from tbe larger yards. During tie week-end over 7.1 tourlsta left one of tbe biggest yards. Mrs.W.H. McVey, 50, Of Harrisburg Dies A t Local Hospital HARRISBURO. Ora., Aug. 12. Mrs. W. H. McVey, 60, who lived on a farm east of here, died at a Eucone hospital . Monday evening. Bba had been 111 tor somo time. Mrs. McVey was a native ot Iowa, moving to Colorado attar her marriage. Fourteen years ago she came to Oregon, where, the family ' lived until their re turn to Colorado. Later, however, they came back to Oregon. ' Deaides her husband, Mr. Mc Voy is survived by nine children. Visitors From Afar At Junction Home JUNCTION CITY, Ora. Aug." 12. Thomas L. Kimball Is enjoying a visit from his mother, Mrs. Margarot Klmbnll of Illinois and . her daughter, Mrs. 8. W. Joiner of Miami, Florida, and Mrs. Joln nri daughtur Mrs. Ornco Fullor of Canada. The three Indies spent us wintor in Miami later going to Illinois and now coming on to Oregon hoping to benoflt Mrs. Joiner's health. v Mrs. Kimball has been to Ore iron several times before this but always enjoys ; coming for. the Hummer months. ' They expect to make an extondod visit with 'the Kimball famlllas. , ' I COTTAGE GROVE o ; ' -o COTTAOB OltOVE, Aug. l.V-The Cnttage Grave cannery )egon work about two weeka ago. ,They are pay ing 4 writs per pound for blackberries nnd 2 and 2 Mi cents for titans, and MnKt tn tM liliru ll tl.r ft....L J It. It. Meoka and wife left Tuesday by inotor tor Vancouver, II. C, to be Pine for a week and more. .John Trowbridge is working In the raatlme cigar store while Mr. Meeka, the pro. li,.!.,, Ir ' n. u. Williams, srconipanied by fleorge McQueen, motored to Klam ath Kalla Haturday on a business trip. Major William While of Eugene , was In town Tueaday. Hen Lurch, former dry gonda mar chant of Cottage Grove, waa In town Tuerday from Han Francisco. CI transacting business. II left In. the evening for Tortlend. ... V H. D. Ailriildce brought" his wife home front the. Mercy hospital Tuea war. , , Mrs. 3. ft. Powell went to Oregon City Tuesday to visit s school friend, Mrs. C, W. Falter, and family. , Pr. n. A, Hngen returned last week from taking a post-graduate conns in Portland, Rev. A. It. Spearow la expected home the Inst of this week and will preach Sunday In his pulpit In the I'reabyterlen church. Mrs. Fnnrhe HtuhMefleld and daughtera Jean and June relumed Trr-TO Ilosenurg- Monday sfternoon. George Smith, who 13 years ago wai proprietor of the lion Ton In Cottage Grove, motored to town Mon day from Wasco where they are on a farm. They went to Mnrshfleld Tues day to visit with Mrs. Smith's people. Mrs. M. Bell of Tacomn. Wash., who haa been to Grants I'nss to at tend the funeral of her brother, stop red off nnd visited with the C. J. Cameron family Monday, , Mrs. Vanderaee of Monro returned home Ruhdny after visiting a week .ii. i i , . . , ,irr Mm-in nnn sum, air. ana Mrs. John Palmer of Mostly creek. Claude Rchrack waa In town Tues day from Lorane. Robin Powell nnd wife motored down from Knrrnond, Wesb., and are visiting with Mr. Powell's family. W. II. Cillhert motored over from I.orane Tuesday, 4 C, J. Howard, former Cottage firor editor of the Nugget, went to l:nrne and Albany Tuesday. This I the first time Mr. Howard, who r m rM(-a nnr j 'orrno, oss ln In town for three rears. IM Jenke had an ecrldent with his S'lto Monday near the Bohemia tr'.nes and he and J. It. Smith motored d..wn Tnes.ly with the car to bare the l.reak repslred. Mr'. K. S. Ward and son motored d-n Tiiadar from Porrnn with ev-e- ireeo blackberries for the cannery. KLe received 4 cents per pound for t!m. Mr. E. W. Crockett came up Tvcs- j dir 'mm Portland snd is visiting her rivichter. Mrs. 0. K. Dunn and fsm ll.r. j Mrs. J. M. flrown and daughter Mario, from Norton, Kan., who hare hen Visiting Mrs. Ilrown's brother firoi-er Slieley, returned home Tues dar. . Mrs. Or" I Hand and son Vnlnrr Jones returned from Oakland Tne. dr. where they have keen visiting. Ham Immewood of Monterey, Cel., arrived Tuesday ond left for Crow to visit his cousin Frank Psmewood. Mrs. Z. 9. Chlddester and son Rav. mnnd motored down iVom VnntouTer, l. Tuesday o-l are risking Mra. Uit'UMtor's eotmui, S. Wells. .Marot Andrew Brand and family returned frou- a motor trip to Ray mond, Wash., where they visited with Mr. llrund's brother, Jaa. 8. Brand, and his slater, Mrs, C. O. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Donnaly from Eugene were in town Tuesday. - Mrs. Martha Woo ley left Tuesday nfler visiting her soar It. L. Wootsy for a month, for Spokane, Wash., where sh will visit her daughter, Mrs. D. 8. Kblckels. Miss Ethel Beryl Msckey, Wbo Is In summer school In Monmoutb, spent the week-end at borne with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mackey., There are sow 12 men on tbe sec tion gang at Divide where they are extending the railroad siding. The Iidles lisslonsyy society of the Free Methodist church will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Bhortrldge of Sixth street. Tbe young peoplea Mis sionary aoclety of tbe Free Methodist church will meet in tbe church Aug ust 18. HARRISBURO IIARRIHBKRO, Ore.. Aug. 12. The Misses Ruth Thomas and Velnrn Drlnkard returned Mondsy from Do trolt, where they bad been visiting friends for a week. . R. W. Kessell, agent for the Ore gon Electric here, is enjoying bis summer vacation from work. He snd Mrs. Keaseil left Monday by auto for various northern Oregon points, chief of which Is Astoria. At Aatoria they will be joined by their Bona, Glen end PJmer, who have been, there for a week visiting their grandmother, Mrs. P. M. llrnnt. Mrs. Alma Sommervllle Is spending s ten-day vacation with Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Cross at Marshfleld.' , ' Dr. and Mrs. I). U. Clark and daughter, Miss Mldred, end Mrs. John Owen and son Harold snd daughter Miss Wilma, returned Sunday from the Tachats where they bod been apending a month's vacation.. Rericflnd Mrs. A. L. Boyera and children '' left Monday for Eugene where they will make their home. Rev. Brers will be associated with the work st tbo Church of God at that place. Men are at work clearing a right of wny for the bridge work through the Movrls estate on the western side of the Willamette. Carpenters aro at work building en addition to the Crnmer store When completed his building will bo full two stories, 00x20. Mike Balkovic is do ing the work. Mrs. S. .1. Burrls snd granddaugh ter, Miss Helen, who have been here for several weeks visiting nt the coun try home of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Per ry, left Saturday morning for their home in Denver, Col." Mrs. Miirgiirrt Williams nnd daugh ter, Miss Mildred, left early Monday morning for their future home In Portland. The Williams have resided in ' and about Harrisburg for nearly 17 years. , Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tlochdanner, ac companied by John Kelaey and daugh ter. Miss Gussie, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Martlg, motored to : Eugene Eunday, ' , Mra. T. J. Stephena la wearing her arm In a allng, the. result of a very painful break she. received just be low the elbow Thursday evening when ahe tripped aid fell,. theater Owen went to Portland Sat- nrdny evening to. remain for aeveral daya while attending to buelneaa mat ters Snd visiting friends. ... Jess Smith, who Is working In a logging camp at Lowell, was here vis iting his family from Friday until Monday. Smith reports that at the camp there are not nasrly enough jobs to furnish work to all those who apply. Mra. Anna McKar. of . Oakland. Cel., la here on a abort visit at the home of Mr, and Mra. Marsh Wood. Wilfred Thomaa, wbo la employed near Donna, snent the week end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Thom as. Work on Springfield Postoffice Started SrRIN'OFIKLD, Aug. IS. There were, four traffic offenders fined this week In City Recorder Coffin's of fice. All are out of town residents. They were Ernest Boueholt, Seattle, 110 for speeding; Robert Malcolm, Cottage Grove, $5 fnr . rotting cor ners; Ed Johnson, Eugene, $5 for rutting corners; and Otte Klein, of Portland, f 10, speeding. Springfield Fines . Four Visitors Who Break Traffic Laws SPRENQPIELIX Aug. 13. Work on remoaenng the Springfield post Office began Tuesday mornins. Geo. Perkins has the general contract, and Long and Croas are doing the plumb ing. The south wall of the office la to be aet back sad snnroxlmatelv one- oii oi me present turns ce room fixed over. All tbe walla In both of. flee. Two rooms on the southeast corner of the office will also be ad ded to the main office. , Another sky-light is to be put in, snd the entire lighting system Is to be fixed over. All the walls in btoh of fice an ttte lobby are to be cleaned and . re-calaimined, . as well ka the ceilings. Tbe sand-blown windowa in the rartltlon containing tiie mall boxea is to be taken opt and replaced with clear' glass. Among new pieces of furniture to be installed will be' a fire-proof, burglar-proof safe, desks, chairs, tables and racka. The building belongs to tbe Commercial State bank of Spring field. Mrs. Morgan Elected To Lincoln School's Faculty, Springfield SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 13. At a apedal meeting of the Snrlncfield school board Monday night Mrs. Hel en Morgan of (his city waa elected to aerve on the faculty of the Lincoln school .tiere in the place of Mrs. Lam bert, who resigned recently. -' The aehobl bosrd also affirmed the proposition' to call for bida for the work of painting the gymnasium of the school. Tbe bids are due for Aug ust 10, nnd a special meeting will be held at that time. The city council was supposed to have met Monday night, but there were not members enough present to constitute a quorum, so the meeting was postponed end the school meet ing caled. Creswell Church's Membership Grows CRKSWELL. Ore.) Aug. 12. The fourth quarterly M. E. conference, presided over by Dr. 8. A. Dnnford Monday night waa a arscious meeting. Each report from different depart- menta waa read and showed a steady growth and en encouraging incrense in the churrh work, the local church having expended S-lRg upon their own church property, also 9540 as .bene volences and there are fire weeks yet before the' annual conference. The membership In spite of some necee- snry pruning will show a healthy in crease. It seemed the unanimous de sire of the 14 members present that the present paator and his family re turn for another year. John veetch of Cottage Grovo bought 60 head of sheep Monday from Mra. Cousins of Kin math Falls from the upper swale here. George Evera of Albany m caring for the barber shop tills week while Mr. Undlcott and wife take their vacation. ' 1 Mra. ' Jesse May returned home from Portland Sunday where she hsa been visiting relatives the past month. Mrs. Earl Mltchel returned to her home at Bakersfield after a two weeka visit with her mother, Mrs. W. Wallace and her sister, Mrs. Van Grousbeck. Someone reported thai Alvle Wise found a atill In operation weat of town and he la very anxious to have It known that ha haa never aeen one and that they are mistaken. J. T!. Travilllon of Portland arriv- ed Tuesday for a visit with his son II. C. Travilllon. . Mr, Endleott living east of town was displaying, a fine large trans parent apple which la a sample of first year- graf,t. 'Jir.c frirnJs and rein tires in Iowa. Henry Gant and wife and daughter, who have been visiting at the Rev. Mosler home, have returned to their home in Powers, Ore. Mrs. Mosier and Mra. J. A. McFsdden accompan ied them home.- H. It. Larson, who has a tailor shop Id Eugene, came down on the bua today on business. Chris Mortlsoa Is hauling wheat to dy. - Harry H. Douglas la in Eugene tbla evening visiting bis wife snd new daughter at tbe Eugene hospital. T. S. Mosler and Charley Montgom ery were business visitors in Albany tbis evening. Mr. and Mrs. tnman of R. J. D. S have a bouncing boy at tbe Eugene hospital. , Mra. Edward F. Bailey mi John Edward and mother were visiting friends In Eugene today. Mr. and Mra. Henry Gant. Leona and Elsie Mosier, Mrs. Montgomery ann son i oaney and daughters Leala and Ethel attend a meeting of the girl evangellet Monday evening. Bruce Bean end Alfred Frlea at tended tbe show in Eugene last night. Dr. Hicks took Mrs. Pete Jensen to Eugene yesterday where she waa op erated on for tumor. She la. at the i-aeinc iDrmnsn hospital. JUNCTION CITY DEERH0RN -o I O O PEF.lt HORN, Aug. 12. A delight ful birthday waa held at the Thlenea homo Sunday, celebrating Mrs. Harry Thlenes' birthday. A large cake with 2U birthday candles graced the center of the dining room table snd just 14 were present to enjoy tbe dinner, Ad ditions! to the Thlenes family were Adna Chaffee of i,ong Beach, Cel.. and Helen Chaffee of Boardman. Ore.: Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Byker were week-end guests at the Thlenes home. Adna Chaffee, Miss Helen Chaffee Kul Miaa Ethel Thlenes were visitors st Thomson's resort Saturday even ing. Harney Oldfleld'a new Racine threshing machine haa been kept busy threshing for people in the Deerborn district. The Ladles Aid will meet with Mr. Mrs. Deror on Thuredsy afternoon. August 14, in the Wsltervllle. Every one is Invited to be present, ' Mrs. Vettn Hwsnson hns returned to her home, having taken a six weeks' course at Monmouth. Msny residents up the McKenile had the pleasure of aeelng "The Cov ered Wagon," which was put oa at the Rex last week. The Recim borne la undergoing re pairs. The kitchen will have a higher celling, and new chimney also. Mra. Ream enjoya carpentering and Is do ing most of the wvrk herself. The Landabury'a were in Eugene Saturday. Both of their children are taking music for the summer months in Fugene, Neoma ptaon. Carol violin. John Holmes and family of Fugene are visiting relativea In Deerborn. TO GUARD SUBSCRIBERS If your paper is noi delivered s hv ft o'clock every night please ik telephone l'-'OO before 7 :10 P. m M. Deliverlra will he made from I a the office up to that lime. tth ond son Iran returned Sunday a itajilis)!) from a two uoathf' stay with old- -o I' ' o JCNCTION CITY, Aug. 12.--Miss Elite. Hartirl and son Ht-jM visited with her sister, Mrs. Horace Taylor, Sunday. Clro Armstrong of Portlsnd Is vis iting at the Wayne Schenck home for a few days. Ed F. Bailey, Junction City attor ney, defended the meeting of the bonus commission, of which he la a member, Monday. Henry Hansen arrived home from Newport today to take his father, mother and brother over for a week'a atay on the beach. Anton Wlnthera, a former resident of Junction City, came today from Nebraska to visit with friends and relatives. J. W. Smith made a trip to Harris burg end other places In Benton coun ty today. Jeff Cox of Bear creek waa a Junction business visitor today. Mra. F.llth Hartael, chief operator In the local telephone office, waa In Eugene on business todsy. Mra. T. C. Thornton and grand daughter Ellen rirore to Mnrshfleld with her son Bert for a week's visit. J. R. Hughes of the Guaranty Oil company waa transacting business in Junction todsy. Mrs. W. H. Cox and Mrs. Tom Hlse were shopping In Junction todsy from Goldson. Mrs. Wayne Robertson, msnsger of the Junction City creamery, waa a business visitor In Fugene M'ndey, Mr. and Mrs. Getrhell of Portbind visited with Chris Pettersons Sun dsy. Thorval Klinge. Sr., received the sad news of the death ot his grand niece yesterday. She la to be bune!' in the Panlh cemetery today, beside tbe body of her mother. Mrs. M. F. Roliison waa a Eugene visitor yesterday. Clarence Golden was in town today from Hsrmonv. John Smith end fsmily of Bear creek were shopping In town today. Mrs. Myrtle Kndtcott and daughter Velina. and Charlotte Powly. from ! i San Plego, visited at tbe lotmvan place on their way to Portland, where j ther will mnke their home. SPRINGFIELD. Aue. 13. Mr. Tn T ,i' . . i . n .... i . . i.KHirnieiu or lirase vn nv Ore., Is in Springfield for a stay of several weexs visiting with her eon, Floyd WesterfleJd. t . - N. J. Lewis of Junction Cltv. sod Mr. and Mra. J. S. Clinton of Los Angeles, tal., are among the guestH regiatered nt the Spong hotel this week. E. Mnsterson of Camp Creek w.is a business visitor In Springfield on B. O. Smith of Natron was in Springfield Tuesday on business Mrs. Charles Jack of route 2. Springfield, bought a Ford touring car thia week.. . Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Flowers re turned from Newport Monday eve ning. They brought their daughter. Juanlta, home and also Mrs. Glen Shilling oi Jefferson. F. B. Hamlin returned Monday evening from Portland where he spent the week-end attending the re union of the Oregon Second regiment of Spanish American War veterans. M. B. Huntley, also of Springfield. was nt the reunion, too. L. J. Sherman of .Grants Tans bought a Ford, roadster ia Spring field this week. , Mrs. Ivan Male nnd Mise Jakemine Nelson, both teachers in the Spring field achools, returned Monday eve ning from n week-end trip to Bandon. A. W. Thornton of Dallaa, Ore.. is spending a few daya in Springfield visiting bis . brothor-in-lnw, F. B. Flnnnery. Mra. II. Smith of Hoqulam, Wash., la in Springfield looking bp prop erty, She contemplates living here. Mrs, Annie Haveluck ot Eugene wna a visitor In Springfield, Tuesday. Pete Palanuck went to southern Oregon Tueaday for a few daya stay during which be will look .after hia prune crop there. The Springfield Realty company Tuesday sold a fi-acre thact south of the aviation field in Eugene to- Len Pbeonix. Mra. G. C. Bnrley of Eugene was in Springfield Tuesday visiting her mother and alster. J.'J. Miller la constructing a con crete sidewalk in front of the N. A. Rowe home in Douglaa Gardens this week. Mrs. Charlie West of West Spring field was in Springfield on business Tuesday. : , V Charley Starke Tuesday bought the Percy Tyson houae and lot In the Sunnystde dlstrlit in northwest Springfield. Miss Beulah Thurman of this place waa operated upon at the Springfield hospital Monday. Mr, and Mra. Floyd Thompson and baby from Florence were in rpring field visiting Mrs. Bryan this past week and returned to their borne on Tuesday. " Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenwood of Walton were In Springfield on busi ness Mondsy. Mr. and Mrs? Clark Fisher of Mar cola, came to Springfield on a busi ness trip the first of the week. Mra. I). J. Beala of Springfield la quite ill at her home thla week. Mra. John Percell of Wendllng waa in town the flr't cf the week. The sou of Mrs. A. W. Ritenhour had hia tonsils removed Monday aft ernoon. J. W. Blakely from near Chase gardens wss In Springfield Tuesdsy. Orville Mulligan Is suffering this week with an abscess in bis throat. He had it lanced Monday. Mra.' Galspey of Fall Creek waa In town Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Simons of Sacramento, Cel., who have been vis iting Mrs. L. K. Psge here, returned to their borne Tuesday. Their infant son waa dismissed from the Mercy hospital In Eugene Tuesday morning. The Misses Florence and Maud Darling of Albany are spending a few dara here visiting their brother. Bill Darling. Mra. Cecil Rhoads and small ann left Saturday morning for their home at Seattle, Wash., after spending sev eral weeka here with her sisters. . Paul Frese left Sundsy for Ore gon City wheer he will visit with his grandmother. Mrs. Sohewlse. Keneth Wilson csme up from Sal em asd spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson. '.n,! Mrs. V. C. Iiie at RSverview. Mr. and Mra. Leater rerguson-oi Prineville arrived here Thuredsy eve sing aad ara visiting Mrs Ferguson's parents, Mr. ana sirs. . v. aura. They have sold their ranch in eastern Oregon and may locate tere. Rev. A. C. Bates visited overn'ght t R. C. Aliens. Thursday. Mrs. R. T. and Mrs. O. W. and Velma Btingley visited one day last week with Mrs. T. O. Bryant. Miss Francis Parker of Junction City visited Velma and Norma Pur gerson the laat of the week. Mrs. T. C. Bryant called tn Mrs. Riley and Mrs. E. J. Irie one evening last week. I. C. Rictsrdson brought his wife and baby borne from the Eugene hos nltal Saturday. J. R. Haydea went to Koseburg Sunday to meet hia wife wbo has been visiting her daughter and Mrs. Cbaa. Cavlor In North Bend. Miss Airs Ar- deth went to North Bend to spend a week with her aunt, DJrolhy Kite Harden. Mr. and Mre. T. C. Bryant and den ghtera and Eva Kulirk spent Sunday at the Chess Kirk nome. Mr. and Mra. Pete Nelson and daughter Helen called on Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richardson Sunday, Ed Young has a slater here visit ing him. ' ' Mrs. Sam Wood called on Mta. Riley one afternoon last week. Stanley Biley spent the week-end in Eugene. ' ' Velma Wooden returned home Sun day from a two weeks visit at Tan gent. Mrs. Oscar Bauman returned home the last of the week from the Eugene hospital. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Bauronn and three children spent Sunday with Mr. and Sirs. Oscar Bauman. Pnul Baker and family spent the week-end in Portland. Mr. and Mra. R. T. Stinglcy and Mr. and Mrs .Alfred Smith called on Rev. and Mrs. Radcliff Sunday aft ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Woodin enter tained a number of relatives Sundav. Mr. and Mra. Orlie Stlngley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. L V. Stinglcy nt Notl. nriia nnri. Klvio Stinzlev and Mr. nolmes went to Mercdeth Monday. Sirs. Alfred Smith; Mrs. R. T. r;BO Valmn Stlinelcv went to Glenn Brooke Saturday otter Clive Smith. v.mnn and Nina i Bryant spent Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Milliorn. Dud Baker, who reBided here more than 20 years ago, but who now lives in Knlnmath county, visited Mr. nnd Sirs. J. E. Milliorn, Monday. Mr. and Sirs. W. E. McGlllia took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Hundiwitb. Mr. t'has Kirk and children spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. E. Milliorn. Vernon Bryant returnea flome at Donna Tuesday. N Alfred Smith took a load ot nogs to Junction Tuesday. Mr. and Sire, tfason Micnarason were in Eugene Tuesday. J. P. Milliorn has returnea to j. K. Milllorns after spending soma time in Junction. ' Mrs. Irene Stlngley is visiting rela tives in Notl for a few d.'ys. Mrs. R. C. Allen visitca Mrs. l. j. Richardson Monday. FRANKLIN FRANKLIN. Ore., Aug. 12. The Victor Bible elasa had a "peppy meeting Friday evening on the church grounds. Besides the usual members there were serernl Invited guests. There was a large "oonfireH (Ith wemera to rosst. 1 here were bout four doten wbo enjoyed this informal affair. Tbe M. K. ladies' Aid society met at the church basement eilnf sday afternoon to quilt. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Milliorn. Mrs. J. l Kirk and children and Miss Ver non Brvsnt went to Eugene Thiirj,. day to visit Mrs. 1. C. Richardson at the Eugene hospital. Miss Avis Ardeth called an Thelma and Olive Kulick Thursday afternoon. Miss Velina Stingley returned t.i her home at Notl Sunday after sornd Mrs. Carl Rcedet and daughter Fd-'ing a week st R. T. Stingleya. j Mr. and Mrs. t.. J. trie and Mrs. Olive RUey spent Sundsy with Mr. I ROOSEVELT BEACH ; o ROOSEVELT BEACH, Ore., Aug. 11. A. W. ond Geo. P. Stoneficld sold another fine bunch of beef cattle to Mr. Gray, of Corvallis Inst week. II. 1'. Laraen and B. McCray also die posed of several head, i Koscoe Thompson and wife of Tort land departed for their home Friday, havinx spent their vacation with rel- ativea at Roosevelt Beach and vicinity. Road work haa begun on toe upper Big Creek aection. It is hoped the settlement may be rescued netore work Is discontinued this fall. S. S. McCollum. Mrs. J. E. Thomp son snd sons motored' to Waldport and back as far as A. W. Stonefield'a Tuesday. Mrs. Esther Terman ac companied them as far as the Mc Nary logging camp near Yachats, where ahe will visit her son and fam ily. .'. Geo. E. Helladay has been doing aome work for A. B. Downes thla week. They are slashing a new plece of land. J. E. Thompson has been helping A. W. Stonefleld put on a new barn roof. Mr. and Sirs. W. F. SIcCollum and Mrs. E. A. Kenliher visited at the J. W. Bunch home Sundtiy. Their fnthers' families were eorly Oregon pioneers and they spent their early boyhood in Josephine county. A.F. OF L I FOR LAFOLLETTE WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. The American Federation of Labor haa announced Itaelf as finally prepared to open war with big una in the cam paign to elect the LaFolIette-Wheeler ticket and candidates for congress whose records have satisfied labor. John W. Davie' ' acceptance speech Monday night at Clarksburg. W. Va., was aaid in a statement issued from Federation headquarters to have "ex cited rather caustic comment among spokesmen for labor." "They see in the address," the statement said, "an ineffective effort to apologize for the democratic plat form which has been branded as 'un acceptable.'. They regard Chairman Walsh's remarks about corporation employment as a brave effort on the part of the Moncana aenator to give standing to a record employment of whjnb Mrt Davis himself has ex pressed himself aa proud." Sfatthew Woll, vice-president of the federation, who haa been added to the non-partisan political campaign com mittee, declared thnt Chairman But ler of tbe republican national commit tee in announcing hia intention of forming a non-partisan - campaign club, hne acknowledged hia own "dis belief in party ond partisan action," and found it necessary to pattern after -the tactics of the federation. "It is right that he should do so," he said. '''For the Rupporters of re action are not confined to a party. We should be hnppy if Mr. Butler or anyone else could get all of the ex treme conservatives and reactionaries into one camp, but of course, thnt cannot he done. There are two bid ders for that support and each has something good to offer. Seek Jknitor For Death of Murdered San Francisco Girl SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. Aa a result of the release last night of Will .iiia DeLucn. who hns been held by . the police io connection with the murder of lu-year-old Andnetta Hil- debrand, Friday, the rolice ore con centrntine their investigation on Hur ry McDonald, former janitor in the apartment house where the girl re sided. , What Is retarded as an important piece of evidence against McDonald by tbe police is the statement by the city fbemist that tbe b.oodBtaimi found on McDonald's knife were not more than fouc days old. McDopnld had told the police that the stnins were1 from a cut he received two weeks -ago. ;v . , REVOLT ATTEMPT FAILS LIHUOX. rortuic.1-1. Ausr. 13. (4s) An abortive nttempt'was mode las evening to bring about a radical com munist revolt here. A few bombs were thrown, but they caused na dam age and several persons-were arrest ed. The police and milliary now re in control of the city' and conditions are normal. , DOMESTIC HEROINES IN OUR HOMES , Women who lead a domestic life seem to listen to every call of duty excepting the supreme one that tells them to guard their health,. Aa long as they can drag themselves around women continue to work. Neces sity to keep on their feet all dny when, over-tired, or sitting In cramped poBltlnnB day in . and day put often brings on ailments from which 'women suffer tortur es. For fifty years Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has been strengthening women and overcoming such atlmentB. Sick ness and pain vanish under its influence and thousands of wom en have been benefitted by it. wetmesaay Kvemng, Ar, , i WILD HORSES AT KLAMATH TO BE DRIVEN AWAYI KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Aug. 13. So troublesome to city residences nave vrnu Dorses De come that a delegation last night appeared before tbe city council demanding that steps be tsken to drive the intruders back to tbe hill country. Two ridera will be employed to "herd" tha animals snd attempt to keep them from, the corporatiou limits. Toor feed in the mountains and lack of wat er in many springs Is said to have forced the horses into the lowlands where they trample lawns and gardens during night hours. Rangers estimate there are some ten thousand head of these animals in Klamath county. Naughty Dancing Isn't Liked By Dancing Masters NEW YORK, Aug. 13. Plans have been outlined before the aunual con vention of the International Associa tion of Dancing Masters for the eli mination of extreme forms of dancing. If the plans are carried out, tne wild cat whirl." the "tiger twaddle" and the "camel canter" will be re placed by the "whisper waltz ' and the fox trota of fast and Jerky movements will give way to the "Magedy Ann described as a fox trot in slow rhythm. WRIGLEY BUYS PARK CHICAGO, III., Aug. 13. William Wrigley, Jr., chairman of the board of directors of the Chicago National league baseball club, hns purchased the Cubs' pork for a caBb. price, given at $2!5,00O. ' The Chicago Cuhs hnve 88 years of a lease hold on the park yet to run. TO REPAIR DESTROYERS PORT ANGELES, Wash., Aug. 13. The destroyers Litchfield and Far enholt, which collided during deep sea maneuvers off Cnpe Flattery yester day, have arrived here for repairs. KOFlfii Aur. it I Survivor. , .r" nt, ,j out at T.i.,. 4 BOSTON Army today. wbo turned strength in a drij.i. 4 inspiring. """a Ik Commander-In-Clirf Saltigaber htmM .. . "A in it the grsv. ?i U nr. ej sturdy bmbvd and the of the Civil war. 0,r ,' holiday, nursninv ifc.;. . "n ranring away M a in J Ed veterans, who rej.rdj H reunion as a secred rit,, jj . N ""'r "ian a yn, , "1 who morehed kept up tbe ISl 90 steps to t'.e raiome Twa rode because of infirmities 1 numerous than befnr. ""a Tbey were prompt io ut6u way and were off on tb, T.1 marcn a little mo,, tbT. with rain falling ,s department of lmMij; ."V Commander Th!H ... , , '' "c'iui honor place among the depart tbe first to h fv,.j .."r rpvipw hp r.in, n.-.i. ......... ......a, irrsflin- uj and city officials. Delaware. Missouri, OrwaJ uiu.ni marram,, arm with those of KhiteZJL to the fife and drum m. ,7. sounding out "While w, c v lnn. rni,n..nl. n . u ll j-miu,,, ururgu. it mnted that about 4.000 , marched. DAVIS TALK PRAISED . BIRMINGHAM, A! ,. Unstinted praise of John ff. address accept ins: the i, nomination for president ii pr nenntor iiscar vt . t.nuenrood, nr. lions' principal omx)et. nomination nt the nations taJ convention, in a statement itntj any. FOBTXJUrD, OSWMIf. na. nasll ulsllis. arotsl raprvbt. - ALIENS GIVE DINNER FRANKLIN. Aug. 12. Mr." and Mra. M. D. Allen gave a dinner Sun day. Inviting all their sons and daugh ters, with their families, in honor of Mr. snd Mrs. Lester Ferguson. Pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Allen and children. Eunice, Floyd. 'Ma xlne and Merle D., Mr. and Mrs. Noah Purkeraon And son Lindvllle, Mr. and Mra. Lester Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Allen and children - Warren. Clnrence and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen and children Margaret and Bob by, Mr. and Mrs. Boone Humphrey and Claud Allen. ANDERSON LOSES PLEA NEW YORK. Aug. 13. Judge lien, jnmln N. Cordosa haa denied the ! application of William II. Anderson, t former enperlntendent of the New York Antl-Soloon lrau for a cer tificate of reasonable doubt, which ', would have permitted Anderson to leave Sing Ring on bail pending his appeal for a new trial. Anderson is serving a term for forgery in the third degree. j FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zomo There Is one remedy that sel dom falls to stop itching torture and relieve skin Irritation, and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, which generally over comes skin diseases Eciema. Itch.' Pimples, Rashes, Illackhcad. in most cases give wny to Zemo., Frequently minor blemishes ills-' appear overnight. Itching usually stops Instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 35 cents: an extra large bot tle f.1.00. It Is positively safo for tender, sensitive skins. Zemo Soap, JSc Zemo Ointment, 60c . MX aline. SMMU OVMOSSW mmm 'OS fait, mt mm niaios, Last Time Today II "The UNKNOWN PURPLE" The most perfect mystery play the II screen has ever II shown If they stole every thing you possessed WHAT WOULD YOU DO? Henry B. Walthall Alice Lake Stuart Holmes 20 cents 20 Matinee and Night Why Some People Would Rather Have i Certified Automobile If we sell him the used car he will he sure thai he is getting an honest-to-goodness huy. Here Are Some Attractive Buys 1921 Light Six Stude, Coupe. Just tlie car , for fall and winter use. Buy now at half price $795.Cd 1920 Buick six roadster. O boy! this is keen , , $450.M 1921 Nash Six roadster.' Cost now $1990. our price $575.01 1924 Olds Six, just like new $800.H 1923 Chevrolet roadster, new rubber, a real buy at -S475.( 1923 Star touriner, lots of extras. New . tires $450.f We have a lot more to pick from $50.00 ana1 up. See them tor yourselt botore you buy. Yest we trade and give terms.' Every car you see on the street is a used car We axe open evenings and Sundays CERTIFIED PUBLIC CAR MARKET OF EUGENE HOWARD ACKERMAN, Mgr. 160 Park S'J for the most delightful VACATION DAYS LOW" FARES Cm Southern PacWc 16-dag or niton ticket law rtNuuf trip ana. Step scxr mxyrherg on swoona tidcrtx. you ever had ' accept the alluring tatadonofTg j chnivn or mountain reson o" I itmmor Visit famous Crater Lake. I P1 blue waters, bordered by tw;enngiJJ rising 2.00O feet high, make never to be forgotten. And """ comfort- - rvif XT t Of Co I Bay beaches; see the Orep the intriguing Lackemie nver, forma resorts, too. .. These great play-ground. ccessible to vou. l or comrj!" r marinn anA rK Orecon Booklet communicate v,ith. -Ouii1 A. J. GILLETTE. Ticket Office Southern Padfi?