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SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRY
Many history rny re hrlnf r
rrlred "t th nfffre of K. J. Moor,
rounty miperintnfjcnt of fhooln, by
pupiU in varloiii diRtricd nf lh
county who ara to rorapet for th?
i-rirn ft priip offrd n fcttnrs
of ihr d"hool children's pageant to b
held hero Saturday, Mny 0, according
to nnnounrf ment today. AH nayt
iiiimt be in at the superintendent! of
fice by tomorrow night as that is the
tiiim limit set.
The prizei will b awarded at the
armory inrettDt to be fadd May 0 and
the winning eiMys will be read to
the audience, according to the pro
cm m.
Mr. Moore states that the children
buve displayed a remarkable interest
in the CHftay writing and that many
very fine rssnys have been turned in.
JntercKtfiig details of the life ond
events of the Lane county communi
tii'H, many of which hnvo been over
lnukrd by the historians, are told In
the csNfiyi hy children who have spent
coiitfiderable time talking wmi inc
pioneers in their neighborhood.
"Utile human interest ft forte that
may not exactly be classed na of his
torical importance but nevertheless,
jiving a vivid picture of life in the
pioneer days hive been compiled by
the children," the superintendent
states.
The larjp-r affair for tlrs e ironing
will be the barn dunre which meml'TH
of Anaembly Hub are sponsoring. The
dance ts to be given in the hop-house
of Anderson Jtrothers which 1m lo
cated jiiMt this side of Went Spring
fiid, end is reached by taking tin
read to the right after leaving the
mw -rvie- ftntion on f lie rnd. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick I. Hth-kels sre
heading the committee of hosts for the
d :.iirf which is to begin about li ne
o'clock.
Mrs. K. Tt. Parks will be hostess
for a one oVlock linrlnon at her home
tomorrow for in inhere f 17. I
Itriitgc club.
Mrs. L. I'olend of Corviillis is vis
iting in Kng-ne this week as a guet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
I'owell. Mrs. I'olend is a sister of Mr.
1 'owe II.
Mr. and Mis. E. R. Jlrjson are this
evening entertaining members of the
Wednesday Dinner-It ridge club at
their home for an evening of cards.
Mrs. It. M. Pratt is entertaining
i witli a one o'clock luncheon tomorrow
having as guests the members of
Thimble club,
Much Interest is being taken hy
residents of the College Crest dis- ;
trict In tin chicken dinner which is !
Officers for the coming year will
he Installed by the Kugene lodge of
the lioyal Order of Moose at the
meeting tomorrow evening. The fol
lowing are the new office ra: Charles
A. Hutler, past dictator; James U
utt, dictator; Alfred V. - Johnson,
vice-dictator; Ralph Kraier, prelate;
Ray A. Yocum, secretory; J. M. Ilea
man, treasurer; Herman Heaumistcr,
trustee for three years; delegate to
attend the grand lodge convention,
Charles A. liutler, C. C. Crowl, al
ternate, iienrgn Wood who has been
secretary of the Kugene Moose lodge
for the past eight years will retire
from office. The national grand lodge
session will be held at Baltimore in
July. 4 I'u
Radio Programs to
End Friday, May 22
Kugene ipsa era, musicians and
other entertainers, who hare ap
peared on the rndio programs of
KiV In iPortlnnd, under direction of
tlio university's extension service,
will Im heard no more after Friday,
Mny it is announced from the mil
versity. Members of the summer ses
sion action I fnctilty will give some lec
tures during July, but the regular
weekly lectures will not be resumed
until the opening of school next fall.
The extension division has planned
n aeries of four lectures to be given
during Mity from KOW, Portland.
J'mfeBHor Hugh K. Rnssen, debate
coach for Oregon, will lecture Friday,
May 1, on "The Speaker's Hldo of the
Microphone." Itenolt McCroskey,
winner of the Oregon State Contest
of the Intercollegiate peace anno
elation, will deliver his ration, "The
l.ast MiloHtone'' on May 8. lr. Kdwin
T. Hodge, of the geology department,
will speak on May 15, on the McKen
tie river country. Msa Moselle Hair,
of tho extension division, will give the
last lecture on May 2'2, discussing the
study of local history in the various
school districts of Oregon.
Strip of Roadway
Is to be Oiled
Plana for oiling the strip of county
road, between 4M) and fxH) feet, be
tween the Pacific highway ami the
Kpringfield bridge ate being made
and it is probable that this means
wltl be lined to lay the dust on thin
stretch of road, according to O. K.
Crowe, county commissioner. "We
will try the crude oil method on this
road and it is expected that it will
not be necessary to make more than
two applications during the summer
in order to keep tho dust down," the
commissioner said today, Arrange
ments will probably be made with an
oil company to have a tank truck
spread tho oil, Mr, Crowe said.
I to be given tomorrow evening, and j
which is being sponsored by members '
; of College Crest Community club.!
j The affair Is t be given at me ciun ,
IIOUe W IflO rgiiiniu urmtru tu
hours of six o'clock and eight o'clock. ;
i
As April hns five Thursdays, Fort-j
nightly club will not meet tomorrow, ;
! but is to hove n lecture on Thursday. :
Mny 7, that dny being the first Thurs- '
; day of the month. At that time I'r.
j I lone Id Itornra i to address the club
j on 'The IMntion of the Cnited
: ; Nfate with (ireai Hritain." j
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Members of St. Mary's Altar so- j
ciety will meet Friday afternoon at ',
the aimers bom, 1 1 10 Charnelton j
street at two o'clock.
I
A May-dny luncheon is the intercut-1
Ing affair which members of the Wo-'
men's Foreigu Mistdonary society ore f
entertaining for at one o'clock tomor
row afternoon at the church.
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On Friday afternoon at two o'clock
there will be a reception to bt given
by the Springfield I.fldiea of the tlrund
Army of the Republic nt the home of
Mrs. C. F. Kggimiin, president of tho
organization. Tho affair its to be
given in honor of several past depart
ment officers, from Portland, iJullus,
and Salem. Invitations for the recep
tion have been extended to members
of the Kugene order. Those attending
are asked to notify (be president.
STAGE IS ADDED
Schedule of the new iJrain-Itecds-port
auto stage which will be oper
ated for the first time May 4, was
announced yesterday hy Itichard
Shepard. manager of the Terminal
ho(p. Th s is also the firnt time the
highway bus ever been used by nuto
In i sen. according to Mr. Shepard. and
will give service to a large number
of residents in the lower l'inpjua
section.
The way points made by the stag
1'ne include Klkton and Scttshurg.
The daily schedule for the stage is ns
follows: I,eaves Kugene 4:10 o'clock
p. m.. Iirain fl:.'W p.-in.; Klkton. 7 p.
in.; SrotiMmrg. 7:"0 p. m.; Arrive
Iteidport, S:.V p. m. Upturning, the
stnge leave Kedport at I o'clock a.
m., Scottsburg, J( a. m., Klkton, 1 L
a. in.; Jirnin, VI noon; Kugene Hi'AQ
p. m.
manager of the t'niversity of Oregon,
yesterday. Toe cojeh confertnee
championship meet will be held At
S-attle May -'9 and 'M instead of Cor
vallis oo those same days. The dull
meet between Oregon and Waahtngton
which originally was scheduled for
Kvattle Mny ll will be at Kugene ou
ihf Hine diite in tt tend.
A five mm team fr' m Oregon will
go to Corvallis Saturday to meet a
uuiiiift of Agg.e rncouit stars. The
Aggies must not have a strong team
an ihcy lost all except two matches
to Mujtnomah. club of Portland in a
dual meet n few days ago. one t
thfse matches going to a ro-ed. Te
Aggie meet will be for men only.
Conference Tennis
Schedule Changed
.Several changes have been made
in the tennis Schedule it was an
nounced by Jack Bcnefiel, graduate
Two Orators win
Tryouts Tuesday
IW-nnit M-Crnfkt-y and Ualph ISa;l"y
Uiih of Sulcm. were the university
rutors picked hist. niIit to reprene.it
(in-g m in two of ilnViont importfliit
0mioric.1l contests of tlte year.
M-Croky by winning first plac
among four cnteftuiitw at last night's
tryouts is the representative in rue
Tri-State content to ne held in Seat
tle n May Iiniley winning second
place, wi.l represent the university in
th'- Pacific coast foremdc league coa-re-t
l i be held in Corvallif, May 8.
Evening, April 29. i-
Rifle Practice is
To be Held Here
Kifle practice in preparation for tn.-!
annual encampment of the Oregon na
tional guard at Medford in June will
soon be under way on the old runge
south of the cir. according to officer
of the local companies. Three thou
sand rounds of rifle ammunition and
,:U00 rounds of piiitol ammunition
have ben received by the Headquart
ers company foj the preliminary
shooting, it is announced. Arrange
ments will be mace for a bike in ft'!,
marching order to the range and in
overnight camp thtre in the near fu
ture, it is ann unced.
Many License Tags
Are Issued in W eek
OsDurn Hotel Heauty Parlour
phone bill. tf
Pliowflcda. the chon tf rbe sranVer
Seventy - five temporary licens.
tax were issued during the pjst wee!:
at the office of the Lane county sher
iff and a total tf $-.(K has been for
warded to tiic ute motor vehicle tle
vartment. Th? purchase of new curs
in Lane is showing an increase ami it
is estimated that the number of tags
mid o fur this year is in excess f
those in a similar period in litJI.
Shortly after the start of the taw
sale here in I)tc?inler tiie deman 1
was rather light and much below that
of last year. The call for licenses is
expected to increase up to shortly be
fore July 1. when the new half-year
price takes effect.
Pioneer of Lane
Dies at Deadwood
Funeral services were held on April
17, at the Deadwood Presbyterian
church for Mrs. Matilda Acbeaun, a
pioneer of western Lane county, who
died at her Lome on April 15.
Hhe was 77 years of age and a
staunch member of the Presbyterian
church nearly all her life.
Mrs, Acheson was born near Drun
quia, In Ireland, and with her family
emigrated to Oregon In lftOO, and set
tled in the western pore of laine, en
during many of the hardships of those
dtiya.
Hhe had been In failing health for
the past year.
Itesidea her husband, Charles Ache
son, she is survived by the following
children: Mrs. K. Tayior, Joneph,
Andrew J., and George K. Acheson,
all of Swisshome; Mrs. II. J. Downing
of HI fir hly, who were at her hcdmdc
when the end came, and Mrs. t'red J.
Wei la of Kerry. She Is also survived
by a brother, Iavid Hunter, of Swiss
home. Interment was made in the Dead-,
wood cemeterj. j
Election Boards !
To be Paid Soon
Klectian boards who served at the !
municipal election April 15 will re
ceive their pay checks about May 14 '
announcrs Miis l.eah Kibby, chief ,
clerk in tho recorder's office. Al- i
though some of the boards worked
overtime they will not receive "time1
and n half" for their additional work,
it fa stated, but will be paid at the
rale of f.l a day for the time spent, i
Memhers of two of the hoardu
those who served for the first and
fourth wnnls, in the library and city
hall, will be given checks for $ti for
their services. These boards contin
ued their canvass of the returns
through (lie whole night, the library
group f ininh ing nt U o'clock a. in. and
thoNP at the city hall at 7 o'clock n.
m. The second and third ward boards
completed their work at around '2
o'clock, and Mill be paid approximate
ly $I..V, for 1 days' work. Midnight
lunches, served LM workers, were al
so furnihrd by the city. '
WHERE PRICES ARE ftVft RAISED.
The
BEST!
For
NEW
SHOW
TODAY
Here's Your Next Big Rsx
Show at Reduced Frices!
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
3nothf v
3
Big Crowds Saw
tho First Quo!
Bigger Crowds
Will See This
Om
Bonus Duplicates
Not Being Issued
The Tnlted States government Is
not nt present Issuing any duplicates
of lost federal bonus Insurance cer
tiflciites, siinounres Iiwrence l'sige,
recruilfng officer for (he army, who
Is aiding veterans in applying for
the bonus at his office hi the basement
of the court house.
A question has been raised, says
Mr. l'aige, as to whether the pres
ent law authorises issuance of such
duplicates, and an attempt Is being 1
made to sertire an amendment during j
the coming rsinii of congress cov- j
ering this point.
The insurance Is not Jeopardised by
the loss of the policy, although the
government advises that it would be a
protection for the loser to notify the
adjusted compensation division of the
veterans bureau at nnco of any such
loss, It Is stated.
PcictratinR, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You
Never mind how often ynu have tried
and failal, you can stop burning, itch
ing Eczema quickly hy applying Zemo.
In a uliort time usually every trace of
Kczem:i, Tetter, Pimple's, Rash, lil ick
lirnds and similar skin diseases will be
removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zorno,
the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is
the one drpcnd.-ible treatment for skin
troubles of all kinds. Zemi Antiseptic
Liquid for daytimeuse. Trial bottle. 30c,
large siic$l,00. ZemoOintment fora
plicationat night. 50c. ZemoSoap.anti
septic und healing, 23c. VII diut&ists.
He loved her moro
than life but fato
made hor the wife cf
another then en amaz
ing adventure threw
conventions to the four
winds.
With
JAMES K1RKWOOD
L1LA LEE
WALLACE BEERY
MATT MOORE
OREGOX, WASHIXGTOX AND CALIFORYt. I
HAVE OVER ONE HALF OF THE REMAIVrw
TIMBER. IF PROTECTED FROM vron .?!
WILL INSURE PROSPERITY. 1T
Terminating The Finn! Day
Of April Wifh
cTWonth-End
Specials
, Sce our advertisements in yesterday's (both)
impels as many specials are listed in 'them. To
facilitate shopping check the items you are inter
ested in and take with you.
55c And 65c Tissue
Ginghams Take Reduced
Price Of, Yard 39c
AS WELL AS FRENCH AND
OTHER HIGH GRADE GINGHAMS
anally Kmuim iiuttia in cuiuuui pauerns mat only the
u. Biui.ig nun buiiiaiLT iiscii can rival, will forln
no small portion of milady's wardrobe. In fascinating colon
and colors fast to sun and washing.
EXCEPTIONALLY PRICED!
Fresh, Crisp Percales 17c
Offering 800 yards of yard' wide percales in a good selection
of neat patterns, short lengths for, us but good usable lensUu
for you.
WOMEN'S
60c - 75c Folder
Of 3 Handkerchiefs
.MONTH-END
SPECIAL
43c
As dainty as they can be and so uniquely affised to
folders which makes them presentable for giving, too.
100 folders (three to each folder).
MONTH-END
SPECIAL!
. Stamped Art
Goods 29c
100 packages, consisting
of center pieca3, buffet sets,
vanity sets, boudoir pillows,
towels, handkerchiefs and
aprons in the lot. '
MONTH-END
SPECIAL!
Stamped Night
Gowns 98c
The 'Royal Society' stamp
of approval backs them.
Stamped on fine whits nain
sook. This is a good
month-end special.
Lemon Juice
Whitens Skin :
Kccruits for Navy
Services are Asked
TUrrultlng fur tli Vnltr.l Riatri
terrir lim hrra relumed anil
tu rrrrnlliii, ,if(irrr. J, N. (',,
rnii, eliirf wmrr tender, ami I.. It.
hwnllo, chief hnittuwHitt mute, will lie
l ere We.lnemlay ami 'I'lmrnlny, Arll
and fill at the lluftman lintrl to
reerive application In tliia ilnlrl.-l.
J he naval rr.-nntiiiB tffu-rra are now ;
lit Nn!rm rrfelving rreruita in that
dintrin. ll.iy fiiliitm in the naval
service nw have a verr .oil rlinnre
oi Joiiiinj! th licet at linnin!u ami
nitkipf tlte eriiiAe tn Anitra)ia. 'Yh
fleet lenveii Honolulu aluuit July 15
l.i tte iihHent a'.MMil two inonlliH, ae
eunlins to iii'il rei-fiveil from the na
vnl servile recruiting aervirt at Port-
Ilus Referendum
To be Opposed
That all commercial nraanuatlnn
lli atrtte hollhl paM repotutiona
TPpOMIta the reteitii,liuii invokrl
Mainxt the motor lots hill pat- at
the laat legilativ aeDNton in the ang.
geation received at ttie llujune rhaiu
hep iff commerce from Th Iallea
Wbhco county ehnmber of cominrree.
The Wart nrgauixation reerntlj
Miafed a revolution optioning th ref
trriHlum on 111 grouhil that the bltl
ilt protect and ircrv tli atate
liighwa imentment from !o du to
ifierraaing commercial truck travel.
'J'he Kugene chamber ha tnken Tio ac
tion as yet hut the mattir may be
tnken tip for diftcmndon, according to
chajuber official.
The only harm
less w a f to
1 bleach tho skin
II 'hlu " mlx
I emons with thre
ounces of Or
chard W h 1 1 ,
which any drug
glut will supply
for a few cents. Hhnko well In a
bottle, and you have a whols
quarter-pint of th most wonderful
skin whltener, softener and beautl
fter. MRSag this aweetly fragrant
lemon bleach Into the face, nni k,
arms and hands. It enn not Irri
tate. Khmnua stage beauties ties
It lo bring that clear, youthful
skin and may white, complejlon;
also aa a freckl. auuhurn and tan
bleach. You must mix this ra
markabla lotion yourself, it can
not be bought ready to use ha
raitaa It acta heat Immediately
after It Is prepared.
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And -
HOME BUILDERS
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We have a large stock of lumber of all grades and dimen
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insures you of prompt delivery. Remember we offer you
nothing but old growth stock of the most durable quality.
We have a plan service that is of great benefit to any one
planning a home and we want you to come in and make use
of it.
It Will Pay You To See Us
Before You Build.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
507 Willamette St.
Phone 452
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Mean Washed Gut??
Hy t ho timp a good ninny women pet the
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'washed out" tlic'iiiselves. Hut hundreds
of other women have learned that our Thrif-T-Serviee
washes everything and irons flat
work at an exceedingly low cost. It's both
unpleasant and dangerous to let the washing
tire you out. Our Thrif-T-Service will save
your time and strength for tho ninny things
that you alone can do.
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