The Eugene guard., April 22, 1925, Image 8

Page Eight
In a brief, fire-Inning encounter,
Portland's Reavers stircd a come
back in the firat game of the M
011 their borne lot, and won from Oak
luud, li to 1. The game waa abort bo
cause) of tha rain, the (nine beiiiu
tilled at the end of the fifth whin
the downpour fulled to abate,
Oakland started the fireworks wi'1i
a acorn in the firat inning, but from
then on Leverens was itn n Irie i-u lrt
and the visitors never saw tiie plaio
atnin. .Meanwhile the Henvere were
gmyaering runa, to a total half dor n.
San Krnnriseo bent Haeramento, 0
to 5, and Los Angeles scalped Salt j
Lake. I to f), in the other giunrs of i
1 ii day, The Seat tie-Vernon game ail i
Seattle waa called off became "f ram.
The acore In the l'ortland game: i
W II n!
Oakland ' 1
l'ortland 7 2
Ilalteriea, Fouler and Baker; I.ev
ereote and Crosby.
The bigg-eat catch of trout since lh
aeason opened was nude hy three local
men yesterday. Louis llellurift,
Hcrsrb Anderson ami Tad Lucky took
a run up tha McKrnii highway and
after only a couple of hours of flatt
ing, nailed 40 rainbows, from 10 to
111 Inches long, moat of tbem around
14 or in Inches. They started at 1
o'clock in the afternoon and .returned
with their prises liy 0 o clock.
Thay Started at Ileorhorn and went
down stream to llcnelrlcsa oriuge
ll.h.,rn ( .hoot uo miles from KU'
gene. They used flya. Although the
water waa muddy 1at week, It cleared
enough for excellent nailing, sou an
Inillcations point to good fishing all
this kveek.
Billy Evans Says 1
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By IULLY EVANH '
wrnilaW one ball gnme doMn't
' ' niiko r ift.uoD, two fhfloriei wrt
rudrly jolted In Ihn opening dny
jfitmtii.
1 luring my tour of the iprtng tmin
iiiK cnmpi tvery mnnnger predicted
Hint I ho pitching would ho much Im
proved. Incidentally ill of them vers of the
opinion that home run hitting would
he grently ctirtnlled. They aroffi-d ut
the Idea thnt Hahe Ilnili had a chance
to maka 00 home runa.
Not a ainglo inannger offered a
better reon than the fact that eurfe
hull pitching wai dun for a revival.
1 am inrlined to atrittg along with
the manager In the belief that Die
pitching will he better, but the open
ing day happening certainly upart
the dope, momentarily at leant.
Fifteen homo runa were made In
the two major lenguea -13 In the
American, and two In the Nntinnnl.
hooka aa It the hall la atill quite lively. I
It la a rather almular fact thnt
the two homo runa mnde In the Na
tional League were r out rihut ed by
the Chicago Cuba bnttery, Alexnnd
der and llartnett,
Knually ttnuiunl waa a home run
bv Pinch Hitter Frank Welrh of the
Athletic with two men on the haera.
Another event tout of tha ordinary
In the home run line wan a circuit
drive by Flrat Ilaaemnn I'oole nf the
Athletic, making hi big league de
but. IVmle la auhbiug at firat hiine for
Jim Hauaer. who probably will be out !
of ihe gnme for the entire year with i
a broken kneernp. Hauler it noted
for hia home run wallop.
lew opening have ever been fea
tured hy aurh an epidemic of homo
Tim. However, I look for Hie germ
to abme nnd doubt If the four-haiie
total of tli li yenr appronoh Hint
of In t aeaann.
I ewer new biill i tlHv, im)rv
curve ball pitt hlng, and the ue of a
t'linnxc of pnt'e by uioHt pit lnrt, nre
ceriain to retard bitting coiouderaldy.
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record with th Yankees last ,ea-
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On June 3-4, at the Worcester
Cvanlry club. Worcester, Mass.
Here Are Prep School National Champs
In center, Cant. Dunham; left, ton
ton; right, McBerney and Fowler
' Meet the new national acolaetlo basketball ohamplons the
Wichita. Kansas, hloh quintet, wlnnera of the title, at the recent
tournament held at Chicago.
Not nnlv did the team from
the affair In victorious fashion but
opponents by decisive scores.
I In the final game to determine
; El Reno high of Oklahoma, 27 to
j register In the first half.
9 O t VI L L I A M 5
rT,IJK younger Hooievelta ore on t
(lie junglna to hunt the cebhrated
ovla poll And if you don t know
what an ovia poll is you iiave nothing
on in.
It may, however, be one of thoae
thing thnt the (linnt kid nho t in
the cluhhouao JiiRt before offering u
bribe to an oppoaing player." (Se
tcRtlmony In O'Counell-Dolan Investi
gation). In hi life story John L. Bulllvnn
any, "Whatever 1 am, I owe to my
iiroolier." Ilenny lieonard wasn't
evrn original,
llcrtdlino chiriw, "Nation rejoice a
Hnbe Huth recover." AUkimi
the tiHunl exception for pitchers wlio
must face him a little Inter on.
We certainly mum take a memory
rourie Mr the life of u wo
can't remember who won the canoe
tilting champinnhlp In Swilxerhiud
for duly,
lVo of Cleveland" pitcher are
Imldhcaded. and, aa you'd naturally
auppoae, they never aplit hair over
decision by the limp.
1 1 "In. McOrnw wear gtnaai' all the
time now If he'd worn tbem
ooner he might have been able to aeo
Kddie Kouah aa a ball player.
Loyal fan of rittaburih sve Ha li
bit Muranville a dinner the oilur
night It ia presumed the dcM-
ert waa raspberries and thnt they
were aerved by Mr. ldtrney Drcyfu
of the 1'ittMburgh c1ut.
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Lnrge-iiwuth ban will be plentiful
Phi aeiuoii, fiahermeti miy...... Svi
will (we fearj birge-mouth gent who
catch them.
The French tan-tier nliould wait un
til Hig Miinn arriviH and let him
wreatla with their financial problem,
(Tlii ii a rather ly piece of humor.
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Tha reader Hill jet ll, full effect
warn b. la reiuimler Hi, Munn is a
wrestler. Vca. you are rigin, ' juit
a gift!)
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lempey. II it ni,, regsl.l. him.
self a. socially Ueiutr le Ketirns,
hn manager r'unny. Hut it.
vliat a new nie will 1)0 (lir s guy ?
Uascball Stars
PETER I. DONOHUF
Hum Athena. Tens. N
1'iteher, Ooruinati Heds.
lSKt.
Major leatue career -Jme.l !(,.,!.
in lirjl coiim,, from Tema fhriatinn
linn vr.iiy
Out.tsnditig fears
'are tiss won M si
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' ate tt.il ae.aQ ln,i ui ' i ,
n. ;
"ixin.i out u detests.
Melded ltsn) l.at season, aeeepiiog
.M ehanrea in SS (antes.
Portland Hoxer
sir. , i , . ' "i power from
Vt HIS by KaVo ,h' rtv" " forearm..
. J "wri.te and sa.Mildera to dereloo i..e ;
KLAMATH KA1.LS. Or.., April 2
I Knee. Htramgalia l'ortland
; weijot, clipped ici m,.
l"cr, on the etna last
'KUmath pnde wa. tbrouA C !SI
1 time. The knockout eame ,a th third
round of a .hrdiite.l lo-round bout
Itttfhiea one claim to fame it tbat
ht aioo.1 up before (be veteran
Frank Farmer bre fr 10 rounds a
'wupi of ),9 a,t.
to bottom, Churchill and Fulllng-
the 8unflower State romp through
It defeated practically all of Ita
tne cnampionsmp, wicmia cruancu
6, the ultimate losers falling to
SIGN FOR BATTLE
NKW YOHK, April 22. Mickey
Walker, world' wulterweight cham
pion and Hurry (!rcb, middleweight
titleholder, signed tudsy for a 15-
round bout at the I'olo ground on th;
night of June 1!). Greb'n title wilt bo
at take.
WAY IS CLEARED
MOW YOHK, April 22. Hy the
settlement of hi long standing dispute
with Clio New York atato athletic
commission .over the challenge of
Dave Shade, Mickey Walker, wurld'it
welterweight champion ha cleared
tha way for acceptance of hia aecoud
opportunity within the abort apan of
an month to achieve that oft sought
but seldom gratified pugilistic desiro
possession of two title at the same
tbne,
Wlnh no further obstacles to tho
match, Walker today will meet Pro
moter Humbert Fugazl to sign arti
cles for a world's middleweight title
bout with Harry tlreb of Pittsburgh
on June at the I'olo grounds.
Walker's Initial attempt to annex a
second crown, early this year at New
ark was a failure. Ho bargained for
too much when ho Bought the ligtit
henvy weight chnmpioirship of Mike
McTigue. Although Wnlker received
the nvwspnper verdict, he failed to
knock McTiguo out.
Since be took the title from Jack
Brit ton, Walker ha engaged in 21
battle.
Thirteen he won by knockouts, two
by deciaion, eight other ncwspapi
verdicts and one with Jimmy Jonch
wa declared no contest.
In addition to weight, (Ireb will
have greater experience In hi favor.
Where Walker tins boxed (11 contest.,
(ireb has appeared in 22(1.
Dempscy Says he
Will Fight When
Bout is Arranged
OMAHA, Neb., April 22, Healj
weiglu Champion Jack Dempscy, who,
wiUi hi wife, formerly Ka telle Tay
lor, moving picturo actress, passed
lb ron uh Omaha last night euroute t
New York to put the finishing touches
on a picture in which the two nre
ploying, iltvlitml that he and hit nutti
sger. Jack Keurua the "not on the
out."
''He ia my fight manager," Demp
Hey stnd, "and when ho gets mo a
fight, then 1 will fight, but not until.
fight, tlii-u
uinnnger ami wu hnvo not
partnership."
little overweight at pre-
I rue. ine cnnmpion saut. i ti tne
; beam around the two hundred mark,
but hard work will bring me down to
my regulnr fighting weight. I like to
train and 1 like to fight. 'Phi movie
j work doesn't make hit with me, but,
t you know, it' better than loafing
around doing nothing.
i Dempsey said he didn't think hit
i manager had any fight in view, "lj
j will S'-e Tex Ui.-kard when I arrive in
New ork." he said, "hot as far i I
j talking 'tight' i cmcerned, tb.il'a up
to my mau;iger.M j
j "I dun't think I will sign are'rber
! movie contract soon.' he ;iid in re-;
! sponse to a question. "Fighting is tny '
humesi, not acting in the movie.''
"Hut .lm k ionises a good actor, M ,
Mrs. Oempsey said with a smile. j
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Tonic For Golfers
(As Prescribed by Jim Itarues) '
KINl that a great man; golfers
h.. Ih. i.l.a tli. I Ik.. . . . .
:" " ft flrml on' th ;r" ,d:
tney can drive atratht .ith.
hut a lot of power is lost by net mor.
llig the left (ot.
It ia loit because they do not get
i-n. .noniaii i tut turn in th. blJ
re.uixa in noljlng the tend still
On Ih. kMrtn. Th. - .
to derelop rwwf r.
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worry shout It,
. KU. h,U ,er again. It the pmnm,
'T' ll(,ttt houtd
Cvmie uturaily.
NEW TIMC f rrtc-nvE I
nitVi)t. April - Effective
Mt 8mly dajiUght saving lime wiiH
aapplant rvmral ttandant time in t hi-
rag, until iieptetwber J7, 1
THE EUGENE GUAED
News of Nearby Towns
Special Correspondence To
Live Districts
OITAGK GROVE, April 22. her home in Weippe, Idaho, after vis
( Special) The bell lilliott family, I iting here since Jauuury with her sis-
no have been visiting Cathriue lia-j ter, -Mrs. Earl -N. Dillard.
der, returned by motor Tuesday to j
their home in San Diego, Cal. J . PLEASANT HILL i
C s. Lowrey, manager of the J. C
I'enuey store, returned from l'ortland i
.Monday night. .Mr. lowry bua been at
.Mr. wwry una oeen at- ; a fami, f
meeting of the business;,.' ' ,.'.,,. ,..l-.1.,i ir.
tending u
niauiigera of the J. C. Penney store.
Mr. and .Mra. I'earl I.yndi from Los
Angeles. L'ul.. arc visiting their aunt.
ir. .iii. is....,
Mra. M. A. llollis and child came!10 ll,e
Tuesday morning from Chico, LllU
and are visiting ber sister, Mrs. C.
L. Hansen,
Anderson-.Middleton have bought
15 new lodging cara to line on the O.
1. nnd K. Jogging road.
The American Legion have decided
to put ou "The Day of J0" Saturday,
May U in the armory.
Mrs. it. J. Cur bet t and chSdren
from Heattle have been visiting Mra,
Corbett's sister, Mrs. F. T. Iiahlwin.
She left Tuesday for Lo Angeles,
Cal., Ah ere ehe expects to make her
home.
M. S. 1'ower, engineer on the new
J. if. Chambers railrcud, waa called
lo Chico, Cal., Hnturday by the death
of his mother, Mrs. M. M, Power.
Mrs. Clara Livingstone returned
Tuesday from a trip to Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. H. A. Morris nnd children left
Tuesday for Itainier to viait her sis
ter, Mrs. J. A. Uitterling and family,
before leaving for Tucson, Arizona.
Ernest Johnson wa brought in
from Culp creek, with aii infected
wound on bis right knee, lie cut the
kneo recently and tho infection re
sulted. Itay Kerr will leave Thursday for
Heattle from where he will sail Sat
urday, April 20, for Seward, Alaska.
From Seward be will go to Fairbanks
where his aister, Lena Coleman. lives.
Council proceedings Monday Night
The rest room petition was laid on
(he table indefinitely.
The committee to purchase reser
voir site reported and approved, and
proposed terms to William Landcaa,
referred to tho committee with power
to act.
Tho water pipe line near Cerro
Gordo, left with the water commis
sion with power to act.
Coinmitteo on public property rec
ommended that n house should be
built on city's west side land to house
vehicles belonging to the city.
Iteport of consulting engineer Rog
er read in regard to. head works of
city water works, on motion report
ordered Bent to the district forester
at Pottland.
Iteport was given of the view of the
present'situntion for corainjf summer
by Engineer Itogers who recommend
ed certain things, that in addition
ruining the dam several feet, nnd also
recommended the proposed new Din
ner creek and Prathcr creek dnms to
be erected bo raised to put in con
crete walk along the north side of lot
4, block 8, In the McFarland addition,
on Whiteaker avenue.
Street committed reported favor
ably on tho paving of East Adams
avenue from Fast Tenth street to the
east city limits to beyond the park.
CRE SWELL
CItKSWFLL, Auril 21. (Specinl) I
Aunt Ann Sears enjoyed a birthday j
party at her home Sunday, when a
family reunion dinner was partaken
of to colebrato her birthday. The
guests- were Kruest Seara and fam
ily from Delight valley. Mr. and Mrs.
Van (Irousbeek nd family, Mr, and
Mrs. W. L. Wallace and son Winters,
Sherman Moras and family, all of
Creswell. John Wallace. James Wal
lace, Mr. and Mrs. Dclure Hemenway
nnd Mrs. Amanda Sears all of Cot
tage Urovo.
A quiet social evenina of tho M. G.
II.'b waa enjoyed Fridny night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ii. K. Everaon.
It was a farewell meeting for Mrs.
George Jones.
Mrs. Ethel Everson, postmistress,
made her semi-annual Inspection trip
over ltouto 1 Saturday morning. She
also announces the postofflce will re
main open at the noon hour to distri
bute the Shasta mail.
About 1(1 local Odd Fellows attend
ed the institution of a new Odd Fel
low lodge at Oakridgo Saturday night.
E. T. Fols returned home Saturday
from a business trip to l'ortland.
The Parent-Teacher association at
tended a program given by the school
iu honor of Patriotic; dav at the high
aehool Monday afternoon, the fifth
sixth, seven'h and eighttb grades and
members of the P.-L.-A. being guest
of tho high school. A program was t
given, Mm. J. Kirkhnm presiding, The
program follows:
Seng, Star Simnalcd Banner.
Flag Salute by the school.
'Proclamation of the governor of
Oregon read by Dale Ziniker.
Story of Concord and Lexington,
toid bv Neita Ziniker.
Midnight Night Hide of Paul Re
vere, by Melvin Miller.
Minute Men of the Revolution by
Clifford Gregor,
Emerson's Concord Hymn, hy Har
ry York.
America, the Rraut.ful. hy th high
school; accompaniment by It nth Olson.
Slidea showing American latriots i on "Wlub.rry cerek Saturday night and
from t'hristopher t'olumhus to Tres-j Sundsy. 1
iilent Calvin I'ooliilge. Mr. Oary op ! Miss Thetma Scott left Tuesday for
ert:ng the machine snd Mr. Msthcwjthe MeKrntie where she has einplo;.-.
giving the oustanding facts of the life i meut for the summer,
of each one portrayed.
The entire program was a compre- j STri "ii" TtmrroTi ?
henslre review of American history ! I ilAttftiaB U
.
I SFRINGI 1JSUJ
SPKINGFIELH. April 2'-.
(Spec- ;
iah Sod has been removed from the i
top of the adobe on the D. W. M-;paina hav been made to bold a tiv
Kinnon property in Willamette : etion. Th list of actors who will
Heigtita, giving atveaa to material for 1 uke part are: A. I McAfee, Jay
the production of aeveral thousand ; Moore, (en. J. Wilhelra, Sunt. A. H.
brick. Work waa resumed at McKin- i Weber, E. W. Blehm. A. W. Turnblad,
non'a etperimental brick works in the! F. K. Decker, T. W. S4-mmervine, li.
Height last evening, after several K. Bnrton, I E. McKeKip. J. i
dyi of inactivity during the rains, ! Johnson and J. J. Cramer, t ut of th
lcKinnn promise that the expeH- i
menial development will be rapid bf in the teacher, this gives nn tda
with the return o( god weather. i of th evening enjoyment and tht
Major and Mra. l. H, Huntley re- i nttmea nf the cho gtrl are nn yet
ttirued Monday n'ght after spndnt j aunoiim-ed.
th wek-rtid at Atria and Seaside. Mr, ami Mra. J. M. Ho'-hd-inner re
W. C. Mol.ntao left yeat-rUy for j turned Satnrdav from Southf-n ( Vp
Tillamook to be gone two or three forma where they have spent the in
d:tt on a businesn trip. ; trr month, altboufh worried fm-n
Mrs, A. U Hohrrts has returned ; th long an to trip and vli, hi ifiK;
from a trp t A!bhy where she vi-i seeing they are- hrarttdy
MM at the hom of her aistrr mi Imck in Oreg n again. Mr. I,M-M9fi-familv,
Mr. and Mrs, Dkk DT!S. ner't "l.fft.'Va famoi.
Mra. V. K. Cla baa returnei tusnnxb;u. prtferrirg th Wuiani
The Guard From Various
In Its Field.
2 . a
PLEASANT 1IIIX, April 21. (Spe-
the Parks and Swift families.
'lt picnic is being planned for an
i announce
uienta will be made soon as
The funeral of the wife of Henry
.Sniilfl of Dexter waa held fit the
Pleasant Hill cemetery Sulurdusv lit 2
o'clock.
1'. N. Laird has been on the eick
lunt f t the past week, and an infec
, lion Una made its appearance on one
uf 'hia thumbs hy a Herat eh from
barbed wire. He went io town iSundny
I for treatment.
C. F. Hyde made a business trip to
Portland last Thursday.
.Mrs. S. II. Callison has had quite
a severe attack of the flu, for severnl
weeki, ami just now able to be out
for. tibe first time.
Pastor W. A. Elkins gave a very
thoughtful sermon Sunday, "The Un
pardonable Sin," being hia subject ut
the close of the service. A man and
wife mado confcsHlon of t'heir faith.
Baptismal services will be made later.'
Prof. O. M. Uillett vitdted with hia
parent? at Tangent over the week
end. The little grandson of R. II. Hend
ricks came in possession of a mnall
bottle of sheep dip Saturday evening.
Got some of it in his mouth, blister
ing both in and on . his lips. Caused
some excitement for a little while.
Antedotes were given, but the child
did not wallow enough it wm
thought to do any barm, anyway.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams of
Springfield viHited with Barney's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Williams,
over Sunday. j
The Endeavor society are planning
to attend the C. E. convention to be
held at Springfield the last of the
week.
T FRANKLIN T
FRAXKUX, April 21. (Special).
The Ciiristian Lndica' aid met on
Thursday afternoon at the church to
sew. After a business . meeting a
lunch waa served. Present were .Mrs.
J. It. Hayden, Mrs. II. T. Stingley,
.Mrs. J, K, Allen, .Mrs. F. XI. Iliihbs,
.Mrs. T. 0. Bryant, .Mrs J. C. Kirk,
Jlrs. Hazel Smith nnd Sirs. (Jrlie
Stingley.
I'eople in this community wore
grieved to hear of the death of Mrs.
linyuiond Wood in North Hernl Wed
nesday morning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wood
formerly lived here, going to North
Bend last fall. Jlra. Wood had been ill
with flu for Rome time but death
dime unexpectedly from ihcnit failure.
The body was taken to Forest Grove
for burial. Besides her widower she
leaves two daughters, Alice nnd Silvia.
n.Jlr. and Mrs. .1. E. Allen, Mrs. F.
D. Allen nnd Mrs. It. (.'. Allen went
to UoKlicn Tuesday to apend tho day
with Mr. nnd Mra. Lester Ferguson.
T. I'. Bryant bus purchased the
resilience property of J. It. Iluydcu.
, Mcu were at work installing the
play ground equipment on tho imiunil.
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Aurora Humphry! lias had lis
her guest for who past week, her sis
ter, Mrs. Conk nnd baby of l'ortland.
,Mr. and Mrs. Orley Slinglcy are
moving to Crow.
i'T. O. Bryant Is going to have an
auction sale on Thursday, April 30.
.Mrs. Aurora Humphreys is giving
her pupils n weiner roast and gen
eral good time Friday evening.
Mr. nmf Mrs. Art lteames of SVinta
Clara visited Frs. Renins' parents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Wood the first fu
the week.
Miss Hansen is hero helping enre
for her sister, Mrs. .less Driscwlt.
.MrB. W. 8. Stoddard wns down from
Elmiin tho first of the week to i.it
.Mrs. P. M. Hubbs.
Mrs. Pan Spares of Eugene Is at
the M. R. parsonage caring for Mra,
ltndcliffe who is recovering from a
recent illness.
WINBERRY
WIXIEltRY, April 11. (Special)
Gibson' sawmill Is not running on
account of repairs being mude on the
boiler.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Shonkwiler and
little daughter of Portland and M
and Mra. Otto Rowlaud and son and
daughter of Eugene spent Easter with
Mrs. Shonkwiler'a and Mrs. limvlnnd'a 1
parent. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Edwards, j
Mrs. B. B. Carter pent Tuesday!
with her mother, Mrs. Olie Neet at
Fall Creek. j
The ladies' club met with Mra. W. !
F. Gibson Thursday afternoon, j
Mr. and Mra. E. A, Allen and little:
daughters of Airlie nnd Mr. and Mrs.;
William Prnther of Ilorton and Mr.'
and Mrs. W ( Skinner and children !
and Mr. and Mr. Melvin Uenfro and
daughter of Fall Creek spent Fatter
at the home o( Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ;
Keiifro. ;
C. S. Mooney visited hi brothers :
luniu.-ui n.i. rni 4.-,-iw
laH The rareut-Tescher assoeiari.
I will stage a rlay here May 1. The
p!sy is an enjoyable farce entitled
"lUek'ry Holler School." Particular
number all art acboiar. mvf nne. an.t
a od its alternate sunshine and show
era. Mis I'byllia Powell and brother
FreiUruk drove up from itoseburg
Friday for a week-end visit at the
Moody homes.
HORTON t
IIORTON, April 10. Special).
Iluiton has trebled in population in
the Just nix months. This rapid
gruwtii is uue to the growth uf Uil
E. J. ilorton Lumber company.
The high school boys baseball team
has a number uf games scheduled. The
first one is Sunday, April li), with
Elktou on Triangle's diamond.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Wright, of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ilor
ton of Junction City were attending
to railroad business ir Ilorton last
Tuesday. The railroad is now assured
and the jdwmill is cutting tics.
The girls of Triangle high have or
ganized a baseball team. Mrs. For
rester will coach the girls.
Walter Kust was elected captain
of the high school nine at a meeting
of tho boys last week.
An expert from the state game
commission was visiting the Ilorton
hatchery last week. He spawned the
fish and placed 05,000 eggs in the
hatchery trough.
T JUNCTION CITY
4 4
JUNCTION CITY, April 17.
(Special) William Tripp ia seriously
ill at his home here. ,
Mr. an1 Mrs. Norman Miller re
turned today to their home iu Detroit
after a short visit with .Mrs. Miller's
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. V. Hutch
inaon. Mrs. Beulah Pitney of Portland
spent a few days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Pitney.
Mr; Brown and Mrs. Lemly of Van
couver, Wash., spent the week-end
i nthis vicinity visiting friends.
Don Kerns who is in the employ
of the state highway department is
here from southern Oregon.
A. C. Neilson Jr., who is an S. P.
hostler at Dallas is home visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Chria Mortinscn have
moved into the Enright home on Hol
ly street.
At the last meeting o the Lane Co.
Publishers Association Thos. Nel
son, editor of the Junction City
Times, was elected president. The
next meeting will be held in Junction
City.
.Mrs. Alta Klock is the new chief
at the local telephone office. Mrs.
Lucile'Mays takes Mrs. Klock's place,
Vera Sterling has ono shift, Mra.
Gardner is night operator and Mrs.
Lee Murphy is relief operator.
Mrs, G. K. Wright and two children
of Baker, Ore., are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Olcott.
The Rebekah lodge is planning a
bos social nnd entertainment for
April 24.4
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
very pleasantly entertained the ladies
o the church in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon. A goodly num
ber were in attendance. Some of the
ladies had their own fancy work while
others worked on n quilt which the
aid are mnking. Officers of the La
dies' Aid were elected. Mrs. Mina
Sanders, president; Mrs. Anna 'Pit
ney, vice-president; Mrs. Geo. Young,
secrernry-treasurer. A lunch consist
ing of cake, peaches and tea wns serv
ed by Hie ladies.
JUNCTION CITY, April 20 (Spe
cial) A surprise shower wns given
in honor of Mrs. Claude Keck by the
ladies of the Baptist church in the so
cial room of the church Thursday aft-'
ernoon. Refreshments ofenke, sand
wiches, coffee nnd lemonade wcro
served to tho following: Mesdames
'Philips, Frank Williams, W. W.
lYjes it's DRY"
CZ ii
ME
lac long lite ol your linoleum.
You can now paint your property and rmv on
the : &us-Hueter Monthly Payment Plan. Call
and let us explain this plan to you.
BASS-HUETER
PAINTS and VARNISHES
Sold by
LUlDFOiiD'
X -YN. "'"swette St.
Hicks Bobbie and Wildn; A. J- Me
Fadden, W. Stearns, Mury Robison,
lUiamussen, Mosher, Stuckworth,
t ,-iA.w..i, it-ar. I ticker. English,
Chas, Nelson, Rogers, Sherman, Keck,
Ballard, Claude Keck.
Mrs. Storing, Mrs. Roe and daugh
ter Lucile, with ber husband and
small daughter have returned from
California wfiere they spent the win
ter. Mrs. Simon Jensen left for a visit
I with her daughtes. She will visit Mrs.
I Pete Madion ut Silverton, Mrs. Ann
Muycoi at Tacouia and Mrs. Lizzie
; Stagness in Canada. She expects to
1 spend the summer and fall in Canada
(and return to Junction City about the
1 first of next year.
I Auge Gribskov from O. A. C.
I spent the week-end here with his pa
I rents.
Mrs. Ed Blakley of Cottage Grove
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. H. A. Millet t of Corvallis is vis
iting Mrs. H. H. Douglas on her
return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ermol Millett and
daughter Lucile visited at the home
of Mrs. Millett's parents, Mr. ' and
Mrs. Frank Dorsey Sunday.
WALKER-LYNX
HOLLOW
WALKER AND LYNX HOLLOW,
April 10. (Special). The Sunday
school had an Easter dinner here at
tho school house Sunday.
Riley Morningstnr of Drain visited
his sister, Mra. F. C. England, this
week-end. '
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weeks were
Cottage (Jrove visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Chilson from Wcndling
visited the Lew Lcjoye family last
week.
I
CLEAR LAKE
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CLEAR LAKE, April 10. (Spec
ial) Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler motored
to town Saturday.
Will Boqua and mother were Eu
gene shoppers Saturday.
Jtny Purkerson ana mother spent
Sunday in Harrisburg. ,
Mrs. Drake came out to her son
Albert's to help take care of the baby,
who has been sick for several days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Grossen nnd daugh
ter were Eugene shoppers Tuesday.
The Irving Grange gave a style
show by the men Wednesday night.
Marion Brown and wife came down
from Donna and spent the wek-end
with his folks.
Mildred and Frances Brown spent
Sunday over on Spencer Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford were
among the out-of-town visitors Sat
urday. 4
I .
DANEBO
DANEBO, April 20. (Special)
Mrs. Peter Hemmingsen nnd daughter
Grace, nnd Helen were Eugene shop
pers Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Arthur McDowell called' at
the Slocum home Monday evening.
Fred Olsen, wife and family were
shoppers of Eugene Saturday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Slocum and
daughter took Sunday dinner with
Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur McDowell of
Eugene.
The bnsebnll game played between
Dnneho nnd Beth1! last Thursday was
won iru to 4 in Danebo s favor,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hcitzmnn were
Eugene visitors Tuesday.
Many children attended the birth
day party of Ralph Olsen given at
his homo Tuesday evening.
Permits have been issued in Baker
sinco April 1 for six new homes to
cost 510,000.
"I knew this point wonkt be
dry by breakfast time," he de
clares. Sure enough, the scuffed
kitchen floor painted yesterday
with OVER-NITE FLOOR
ENAMEL, has been trans
formed to a new, dean surface,
ready for use.
Over-Nite Floor Pr,ml Jj
u with a HK .!.. 1 r . ,
J E 6 """nai nnisa
that is extremely durable. This
" ruiint i turAl t-,, ,t .1 . 1 . 1
i - "--"t w K.iccnen
and breakfast nook, as it retains
its attractive appearance despite
frequent moppings. Over-Nite
Floor Enamel is easy to apply,
and only a quart is needed to
paint the floor of the average
kitchen. You will find complete
instructions ou every can.
If the pattern of your linoleum
is wearing away, apply a coat
of Over-Nite Floor Enamel This
ddsbothtothe appearance and
Eugene, Oregon
Wednesday: Evening, April 22, 190-
HOLDING FIBK
Bids on Exchange Are n,
To 31-Cent Level; Other
"Grades Steady
PORTLAND, Apr. ii-v ,
esss nre firm and hiKber ia tr" 7:;
market with bids on ile ewhs'r"
a Doint to the 91 in, ...I ,"usnSa
extras is brisk and .iailv ,S
well absorbel. tS.ber Knidcs a '
so much in demand and priie.M !
steady and unrlinrixed. 11
A big upward trend is ....
here is anticipated by ti,e it,, f'
as the season of iieaw nrodnVti
at hand and heavy offer "
be absorbed for long St. , , "t
ties have already been libml'"
inoJt of oncrarom flllo.i ....
cooler requirements. la"
LOCAL MARKETS
Eobs and Poimry,
Eggs, Inrge hen, white
Eggs, large pullets
Hens,, light '
IJens, heavy
Buttorfat and Bij iVeV
Quarters
.21,
Creamery butter .. l-,',:it
Uutterfat
lH3e
Meat Market
Cows !!.'.""'' 'V5
Ewes -Ml
Wethers ... ir'ii
veni, light wV.v.:::::::iS
I
Veal, heavy thin
Veal, heavy and fat
I'ork, dressed
Hogs, livs
S'iU'i
loSlidt
-l-'lltil3
Grains, Hay.
Mount, uusnel
Oats, busihcl " '
.$1.801,51)
Hariey, ton
Oat vetch hay, ton
Old hay, ton
Veoetahlns
.s.iT3e
e.ii.ourg
Jli
m
Potatoes, local
Rhubnrb
Carrots ' ' ' ' Aj,
Turnips
. ilC
PORTLAND PRICES
POIt'JTiAXD, Ore:, April oL.E
extra eggs cent hiirhe,-. ,.th... ... , '
steady: current Teoninio )-.! .. ..
; , a' , puueu
.v. .u4.u-,,t ueuvereu I'ortlantl.
Jilltter steady; extra cubes, dtr il
standards dU'ic: nrimo firm, 'bh, .'.
firsts 3!lc; iindergrndes n.niuial-
Drints 43c- enrton dj
Uutterfat steady; best chnrnis,
oinppujs iracn in jmi
one; 41'c delivered l'ortland.
Poultry steady; heavy liens 23jj
iibul vioc; oroilers 4(X
Onions barely steady
Potatoes steady Jl.ti5fi 1.73.
Xuts steady; walnuts No. 1 33
filberts nominnl; almonds a)j2iir
Brazil nuts 1214c; Italian chest
nuts 2i0
Hops, steady; new clusters 16e;
'"wiic; om crop nominal.
Cnscara bark quiet; new peel 7i
Sc; Oregon grape root 4c.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 22,-Cat.
tie, nominally steady; receipts 33.
Hogs, steadv: reeeinln r.ln
Sheep, steady; spring lum'is dollar
higher; receipts 2;i0; spring limbs
medium to prime yi-liii l(i; sprinf
laniDs, cull and common $7(fU.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore. April 22.
Wheat bids: Hnrd white, tiluestea,
baart $1.61; soft white ?1.56; western
white, hnrd winter $1.54; northera
spring $1.35; western red $1X8; B. 11.
li. hard white $1.87.
Today's car receipts: Wheat U
flour 3, corn 2, hay 5.
CHICAGO PRICES
LHICAtlO, April 22. Wheat Xn
3 red $1.72Vi, No. 4 hard $1.53(i
i orn .mi. - mixed $1.0!) ".J, No. 3 yel
low $1.13141.14 14; Outs -No. i
white 47c, No. 3 white 38U'44: Kj-
none; Iturley WiH'.llc; Timothy seed
$5.704i7; Clover seed ?l!)fu 27; Liri
$15.3U; Ribs $10.40.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, April 22. The wheat
nueninir wtith e..., ,,,.I.Tn-f.l
figures to 1 lie higher. May J1..VI.14
10 l..-H v, and July $1.40 3-1 to fl.
1-4 were fallowed In s sellwck
H.V.I'i .My , $l.':;ii', July, lis
then by a fresh rie to Si. 33 M.iT aw
$1.12 July.
W'lient clupnl m.iM-,,Mc "r.e 10 ite
net higher, My $l.o."i,o 'to ajl..u 3-1
nun ,iuiy 51 1, 4;, '4.
After oiieniiiir nf .VSe doclini! to He
advance, .lulv :t. 1 to ,1.12 7-
crn utulerwcnt a genernl a-:
rnrn rallied nil iiriuind to well at"
yesterday's finish.
torn closed unsettled at 'iC ''
lower to 31c advance, July jjl.12 5-
Oats started at 1-Sc to t-2c f"
July .3'!,c lo .13 .-,-S and later w-
tinued firm. Provi-inn-i were resoele
silile to grain strength.
U. S. BONDS
NEW YORK, April 22. P. P- ,!"
d.-irs and lliirty - m'i Is "f d.'lltf-
lK.n,:
Siles in f 1IW0 High 1 Low
Lib,
I'd i,!is 1111.1(1'...
!m 41 1 .j. .11 1(12.2. Id
2d 4 Vi . j li I . H1 1 . 1 tl ;. ..;
3d 4 '-i .:i!irinl.3L. . .
Ith 4 h .3711 I02.IL j. . .
:inv. 4 Vi l2t 1(13.12...
Lib.
Lib.
Lib.
Lib.
1 ire...
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Unemployed to dig
Up Ruins of Rome
DEAL. Erne.. Anril 22 l-8'
Kngiand'a unemployed recentlj &
i sme seekers of hidden treavir. 1 ,
first j,,!, to which sever.il "
men wns ass gned was that "f ei"
lions at the Kurnnli Hi. h! .'.- "-.'3
tie. near linol h n-:irS i de""'
''I partly to S'dve tho ln.TfpIT
great p.le (f concrete subs-anit
el
.ia-
in the renter of the ruins.
Itrunie brooches and p ns. ""J
to hiue been used by Hie woJ
llii.se d:iy. f.,r fning up tlie.r
were tinearthed recently. s "1
parts ot lirouzo statues, c:n'u .
an embossed gold ornaia''"''
vroli.lv worn hr women. A,at
s
.4
lioiniin coins were also due '
exoSTstors. ashong them beir.
t t
Piece of the Kmperor Arcut
from Soj A. D. to 'iVi A. V
, Jat