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THE EUGENE OUABD
Monday Evening.JTav
INTER-CITY GOLF
TDI1IIMENT TEAM
New Mistress of German White House
Belection of the folf tram to rep.
reseut tht Kiiaene (iolf and Country
club in (he first matches of the In
city tournament between Halem, Ku
gene and Curvallia wn made today,
eod the Damca announced by Hay
O'lJonnell, team captain. The tourna
ment opens ot Haiem Hunday.
Thia will be the laat year In the
inter-city tournament, Corvallia hav
ing woo the ailver loving cup trophy
twice ond Kilgpne twice. If either of
these citiea wins the cup thia yrar it
will become the winning club's per
manent property.
'J ho Eugene team will play with
Salem for the firat of the aeriea of
mutches. On May 7 the aerond will
be played in LuKene, nod .May -I, at
lorvallia.
All the playera named today are
asked to lie in Halcra at the golf
course by 8:10 o'clock a. in. next Hun- i
day, .May 10. Any player wlio will he ,
unable to niuke the trip la oiaeu to
notify liny u'ltonnell at once.
The following luembera of tne club
will coinpuse the team:
1. Karl Imuiel.
J. llobert l'rescott.
Ueorgo McOill.
I,. 11. Hlgwart.
Mold llyerly.
Halph Martin.
Albert Tiffany.
Lyon McCready. ,
l'rouk llarritt.
Kay O'Donncll.
t'luude llorer.
Ted tierow.
Morria Starbuik.
Art Morria.
Ur. J. Ileaae.
Ur. J. Miller.
(ieorge Hcliuefera.
(icorge liingle.
Iran Andcraon.
Ur. V. Hale.
Substitute
(Icorge llitchcoclr
Karl rjlmmons.
Wllnon Coffey.
X. Bibaefcra.
W. N. Wlnller.
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SALEM, Ore., May 4. John It.
fltovrnion of Tortlnnd waa today ap
pointed by Governor Tierce a a cir
cuit Judgo for the fourth Judicial dU
trlct to aucceed the late Judge, Geo.
W. Ptspleton, whine death occurred
bat Friday. Under the law Judge Ht
Tcnson will hold office until Ida suc
cessor la elected and qualified by Ihe
general election of November, 1U-0.
NATIVE OF OREGON
rOUTI.AND, Ore., May 4.John
if. Stevenson Mine to l'orlland in Ihe
early 1000a. Ho became associated
wilh the Evening Telegram aa a cub
reported and feature writer.
He studied law and in 11)07 waa ap
pointed deputy district attorney. He
aerred for one year and resigned to
enter private practice. In HUM he was
appointed municipal judge by Mayir
Albee. He introduced several innova
tions, among them a morals court de
signed to keep the morbidly curious
from sitting in at trlali. Htrvens'in
waa born in Forest Grove, lVeemlter
28, 1878. His father, Itobert (I. He
vensnn, wss once state giune warden.
Oakridjfe Koad is
Said to be Open
Aithmigh ruther rntu!, (ho romt hi
twrrn (iRkritlfin nnd KtiRfrti In jium
hlf ami many urn now mtikinR tnr
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VANTKP A girl for general house
work. Phono 1777. nil)
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BATfUDAY. MAY 0 at 2 r. M.
I lencriptiiin
J.ol RS1S() with duplra '.MMO. Income
f-l'.Vim per moiilb. Thia prprty
will he sold as whole or divided as
this corner is one of the best busi
ness slips in Ihe cil jr.
Xiiitex open for liiHpertion Mondny
from ' to ft. Terms will be given
on day of sale. If Interested call
l ldlY I.'.IUMIS. Owner,
I'll. .lie Hill
ti. V. I'ETP.ItS. AilPtinneer.
l'houe H till
mS
MIHliI.i: aged women with buy f vr.
old wants work, hulitrkrepmg.
molting- for amsll erew of men. or
wslt table In camp. Mrs. Nadlp
Neimour, Springfield, Oregnn. ml
KOII ItKNT Weeping rminT Tall
after 6 o'clock 1'. M. 813 Kasl Sih
: mU
WANTKIV Middle sged ladrom
nanlon for elderly lady and do
lioiliiework for two. Nice rountrr
home very clone to Digcne. fall
HOW. ni8
KOH PUNT 3-room furnished atarl
ment. Close In. No children. I'hone
1715-J. ,
HEAD THIS ONE
I have a good monev making meal
market. Una Its own Ice plant. I.nr
rent. Party will lei I, over have
ihnrge of malket for thirty ilnva to
prove Ha earning rapa.dty. A ai.iall
mimunt of muliey will handle Ibis
dcnl.
A NKW five-room house on went si.u
You will have to aee this boose to
aiipreiiale It. oulv g.tUKi.
A five-room strictly modern new
house. A splendid buy at IIHHsV Hee
A. J. McM at llergrr Kealtr Office
liKUGKIt RKAI.TV oVl'ICK
ti .il Willamette
A real bargain In a five-ronm bunga
low, bard wood floors, breakfast
nook, full' basement and furnace.
One block from V. of O. ground.
.'17fl
ANOTHER good huy in a seven. room
plastered house, full bssement.
seven large lota with nice fruit and
shsda trees, on. Katrmount Itlvd.
l'nca fiOOO. tui
Thia young woman, daughter of Germany's new president, Von
Hlndenburg, will ba mistress of the German White House. Her
mother, Frau von Hlndenburg, died aome tlma ago. She la een
walking with her father, Inaet la a photo of her late mother.
trip, according to A. C. McClean, real
dent of the Oakrldge area, who made
Ihe trip down today in four hours al
though he atntcs that others are bat
tering that time. The routs la beln,t
acraped at the upper end and this
will soon provide a better route for
the summer, the visitor atatcs. TIk1
Oakridgn route haa been impassable
most of the winter but early in the
spring a few venturesome motorists
attempted the trip and lome made it.
Use of Gypsum on
Building Growing
"HoimfH mndo fireproof by gypsum
concrsto wills" nre rioiirrlbcil in thfi
rurrfnt Undo of 'Popular Beh'ncs
Monthly, The msgnxino shjts:
"(typtum, commonly cnllcd 'plaster
of I'urlH,1 whlrh bss been turd for
centuries for plastering walls, is the
essential part of new fireproof
building material. Mixed with cin
ders, gravel, crushed stone or fur
nace slug and poured in forms, It
enn be ised to construct main wnlU
nnd partltionsof ono and two star;
buildings, It Is possible now to eert
an entire bouso of this incombustible
mineral at a rot tbst compares fa
vorably with (bat of a wooden build
ing. "While It takes ordinary concrete
several ibiya to harden, g.vpsum con
crete will harden within .(0 minutes.
This speeds up construction work,
lessening labor costs. Also, since the
mnterlsl sets so rapidly, a compara
tively small number of forms can be
used over nnd over as tbo walls go
up, Another advantage in that gyp
sum is considerably lighter than
other concrete."
Paraguay Points
Way to Prosperity
1UT.NOS AlItES, May 4. 041)
Thn altiintlon of Paraguay hn
uniVergona a vaat rhnngs for tlia
hotter, according tn Dr. Miinun!
Honltos, minister of finances of
that country, in an inlorview given
out while) on a recent visit to
!uonoa Alroa. Krom a atata of
economic annrchy. tho balnnca of
trado la now In the oountry'g fa
vor, ita currency hna boon eta
bllliod nt h rensnniililo rule of
conversion and He atock of gold
la lncronslng. Paraguay, more
over, lias linlnnced II" budget and
closed thn last flimnelul year with
aiirplufl.
Ur. Ilonltna la optimistic regard
ing the futiiro becauso 100 per
cent more cotton haa been aown
in Paraguay this yrar than last:
lulmci'o bids fair to yield a record
crop, tho timber Industry la flour
ishing, and political tranquility
aooina to ba assured.
Lease of Tri-Delt
House is Announced
IIIUMAY
DE ESTABLISHED
Proposals to establish an Inciner
ator here under private ownership
with a contract with the city will anon
be made to the city council according
to several local men who have be
come interested In the proposition. Jt
ia said that a altn for the incinerator
has been acquired and that if satis
factory arrangements can be made
with tho city .council that construc
tion work will be under way In the
near future.
It la announced that all plans have
been completed to submit the propos
ition to the council nt the next meet
ing of that body. A contract for the
taking of alt garbage and refuse in
the city will be asked. Since the
turning down of the incinerator bond
Issue at the special election last
mouth It is said that several plans
were started to operate an inciner
ator bore if the city contract could be
ubtaiucd.
Many Deaths are
Caused by Autos
NEW VOltK, May 4. Automobiles
cuused 11MHH) deaths and injuries to
tiMMMX) persons in tbo L'nited States
in 10i!4, etatisties made public by the
national bureau of casus Ity and surety
underwriters reveal. This represents
a daily nverago of T2 dead and WoO
injured.
Notwithstanding the death total, the
Urgent ever reported, the bureau
fiund signs of encouragement in a
pronounced fall In the rate of increase
of accidents. The increase in the num
ber of deaths in llJ4 over ficures
for UKTJ was '20 per cent, while the
Increusa In 1021 over the preceding
year was only four per cent. This re
duction in the rate of inrreune wns at
tributed to organised campaigua to
reduce accidents.
(trade crossing aecidenti took a toll
of jrtSH deaths, a decrease of 71 from
the 1121 total.
Hince lltOM, the death rate due to
motor rar accidents haa incressrd
steadily until today automobiles raue
nire deaths thsn all other vehicles,
including trains and street cars combined.
Mr, lleltn 11. Feint of Salem tux
rioted a len for the ltt-rotm hoiiHi
at the inrfhaM corner of Eleventh
avenue east and I'rarl street now oc
cupird by the l'etu Helta Helta sor
ority of the 1 Diversity of Oregon.
Mrs. Kehit wilt take poteitton of tho
place Junt 15 and will open a dintm
room to be known as "Hlue Hate lou."
The I'elta Pelts Uelta sorority is dj.v
plsnniug a new borne and this la ex
pected to be ready for the organisa
tion next rar when ths students re
turn t school. The house wss for
merly occupied by the Sigma Nu fin
ternkiv. '1 he lease wns hnmlled through
the W. It. LVoper realty office.
Pwcauie they were rare and
valuable, glass hollies trt.qu.euUy
worn mentioned In the wtlla of
thn American plonoora.
Dark Rins Under Eyes
Kor the relirf of dark ring and
blood shot eyes there is nothing bet
ter than simple camphor, witrbhasrl,
h)dratt, etc., a niiiol in Lavoptik
eye wash The qtWk action Is ur
pricing. Kt rup free. Allen's Irug
Htote, Ml IMh Avt. r.aU
For Information About
RAILROAD TRIPS
PHONK 140
Oregon Electric
ABOUT LANE
COUNTY
Series No. 5
Tho value- of nil of the
(loniMtio finiinals of
Lnno county in 1920
nKKiTgatod the sum of
$'J,S47.5JG. Hoof eat
tlo, horses, sheoii and
dairy cows accounted
for tho larRcr portion of
this valuation.
Lane county had a total
of 17,43a 'dairy cows.
Not enough dairy cows
for a county so well
adapted to dairying,
we would say.
This bank has always
been ready and willing
to finance moro nnd
better livo stock. AVo
have assisted nt all
times in the develop
ment of the livo stock
i n d u s t r y, especially
dairying. Submit your
live stock financing
problems to us.
Bank of
Commerce
Eugene, Oregon
I
SSX ftrrX.
v tv -M '? 'Vit A) i
9 M
R; margin of 12 points, lbs nreii
ilcni's iKsm of tht Kiic.ds (iolf so'l
I ounlry club won the match from Ihe
vire-prraldent's team in tha toiirua-
inrnt plajed yratrrdav. Thlrty-thrf.
lilayara rnmptKrl ia the matches n
a'-h aid.
Total acore for tlia winning team
aa 3181, to ths lsr'a 31H3, sn
nonnrps G.orfa MeGill, tournament
rcimmittee chairman,
The preaident's team will enjoy a
dinner at the Country dub Wednes
day nijrht at the losing ream'a expense,
it ia announced. After the dinner sev
eral buaineaa matters of Interest to
the organization will be dlaeussed.
Esthonia Planning
To pay her Debt
functions of the proposed court, and
it. sugiesied powers. He traced the
development of legal methods for she
s.ttlement of deputes between indl
rtdusls. cities and states. Tb worlJ
court will function as a sort of su
preme court, to arbitrate and aettle
Issues between nations, he said.
Two new membera were introduced.
Donald McDonald, proprietor of the
Bei and I-owell theatera. and J-aw-rence
Mnnerud of the Manerud-llunt-iDgton
Fuel cc npaoy.
A rocil solo by Hoy Bryeon was the
musical f.ature of the proaram. which
waa in charge of A. K. Bingham.
Company C pay.
Is Received Here
and' Enthonia are being carried
on between treasury and legation
officials.
Esthonia owes (lie United Stntes
between forty and fifty million
dollars on advances made as a
relief measure In 1919 and sub
sequent years.
The British debt settlement
forms the basiB of disc-UBBion
with the matter of a possible
moratorium or reduced Interest
rate for the first years of pay
ment the Immediate question at
Issue.
is announced.
Charles C. Hart
Gains Appointment
WASHINGTON, May 4. Charles
C. Hart, Washington correspond
ent for the Portland OreRonlan
and a number of other western
newspapers has been appointed
minister to Albania to fill a long
existing vacancy. Formal an
nouncement of the appointment
Is withheld pending approval by
the Albanian government.
Mr. Hart Is native of Indiana,
47 years old, and' has had wide
experience In the middle and far
wost. Ho was secretary and man
ager of the national republican
progressive league seeking th9
election of Charles E. Hughes in
1916.
New Optical Unit
Is Received Here
Installation of a new and improved
type of refractory unit for his opto
metry psrlors ia announced by- Dr.
Royal (iiclc of Kugcno. This new
equipment is the first outfit of its
kind ever brought to the Pacific
coast, and represents nn investment
ot JilOOO.
By means of the unit, the mech
anism for testing eyes is brought on
a swinging arm directly In front of
Ihe patient, who sits in a hydraulic
chair. Dr. tiick's office bus lately
been remodeled In French gray nnd
mahogany.
Kiwanians Hear of
World Court Plan
An a td r fast on tht world court by
Irun V. (J. IIhIp of tho t'nirersity of
Oregon law itehool wna the feature of
today's luncheon meeting of the KI
warns club. Dean Hale explained tne
Two Killed When
Car Takes Plunge
WEXATCHEE. Wash., May 4.
Jess Walters, 18, Western Union of
fice clerk, and Harold Jessup, 10, stu
dent, were killed, and J. C. Kinley,
aged 45; Farrell Palmer, 18, and Itus
gell Jesnup. 17. were injured in an
automobile accident yeHterday morn
ing while on their way to Lake Chel
an to spend the day fishing. Mr.
Kinley, the driver, suffered chest
bruises and will lire, J.r. R. T. Con
don said today. The breaking of
the steering gear in loose gravel is be
lieved to have caused the wreck. The
car plunged down a 40-foot grade.
Palmer and Jessup suffered bruises
and scratches.
Prince of Wales
Leaves on Tour
CAPE TOWN, UNION OK SOUTH
AFRICA, May 4. Tho Prince of
Wales with the chorus of enthusiasm
by his unification speech at Saturday
night's dinner, still resounding through
the city, left today on an automobile
tour through the old Huguenot coun
try. His departure was cheered by
thousands of people who had left their
work to line streets and wish him
good luck.
ROAD PETITION FILED
Petitions bearing 08 names were
filed todar with the county court by
a group of residents of the Ixrnne
district requesting that the Lornne
route bo retained along the present
survey and not on the new route as
recently asked by another delegation.
ADMINISTRATRIX IS NAMED
Clara Johnson Wahlfield has been
appointed administratrix, of the es
tate of her late husband Lars John
son. The c-stnte- amounts to approxi
mately ?i800. The hoard of apprais
ers as appointed by the probate judge
nro liny Carlton, David Uray nnd Vi
ola iSpsuin.
PAYS $25 FINE
Jack Vail, arrested for drunken
ness nnd released on ?r0 bail, ap
peared in police court today and
pleaded guilty to the offense before
Judgo fleorgo A. Oilmore. He was
fined ?-.
IJaMliena is said to he Increas
ing amonff civilized people, par
ticularly those living in cities.
JfcflfiB
Monday Only
Hail!
TO THE NEW
WESTERN
STAR
Who won his silver spurs
it Oregon's own "Pendle
ton Round-Up"
HE RIDES
LIKE BLAZES-
FIGHTS LIKE A
DEMON LOVES
LIKE A ROMEO-
SEE THE
SENSATIONAL NEW
STAR OF THE
WESTERN PLAINS
YAKIMA
CANUTT
In a Brand New
-Srl of
ACTION DRAMAS
JIMMY AUBRY
In
"Oh, What a Flirt!"
Pcrn
Snapshot,
Asop
Fable
Drill par fir Company C nt Ihe
national nard of this rify lias ar
rived ami will be distributed to the
command tomorrow eveninc. aerordina
to announcement today. Major Cleary.
senior instructor of the notional auncl
of the state, will be here at t:i urill
period tomorrow niah! t- inspect the
local compiniil- ui-rurdinir to an-
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TO United States " bite, commander of the g.mr.l here
Enlistments ior tne guaru uiiun m
WASHINGTON. May 4. Neao-1 Boon 1,0 clo!"'(l " T''
tlatlonB for a debt funding agroe-1 teu1 "" CTV "' ' ,mu"t.
ment between the United states eompleted all preliminary trnm.ng. it
Pease Folks
Buy early in the week,
and please, pretty please,
don't put off unnecessary
buying until Saturday.
Last Saturday this store
was so jammed that we
were delayed in our work
and customers were in
convenienced. If you want grocery
prices kept down you
must help us help you.
Don't all pile in on Sat
urday and "crab" be
cause you can't get wait
ed on as soon as you land.
Wo are doing alKthat is
humanly possible, and
turning out double the
work that is done in oth
er stores and we do not
intend putting on any
green, one-day help.
We will thank you if you
help to make every day
a Saturday each day a
good, big day and not
try to do a whole week's
buying on Saturday.
Yours very truly,
GEO. 0. STANLEY
Prepare for
Preserving
Hi
Biggest Value Ever
Offered
White Enameled
Extra Deep
Preserving Kettle
10-quart Size
Only 48 to sell, and when they
are gone, they're gone forever.
88-96
Ninth A wo Tir.
- . v. 1 1 cat,
Stanley Building Eugene, Ore.
Tuesday - Wednesday Thursday
Stanley Specials
STA-SHINE The world's famous aluminum clean
er cleans and polishes most anything 4
, regular 25c packages
SUPER-VALUE BROOMS A good five sewed broom
that would ordinarily sell for
a dollar . ...0D
CANE SUGAR Buying in car loads and shipping
direct from the refinery that's how we can do it
Our fourth car in three weeks. Selling &(' tm
now, 100 pound sack vOoU
POTATOES Two cars in today one cf Burbanks
one of Netted Gems and they are good spuds. You
know spuds have gone up to $3.25 wholesale for
good stuff. For three days we'll sell Q fA
them, 100 pounds
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Flour advanced another 20
cents a barrel last week. Gold Medal is the best
flour in the world today. Selling at Stanley's way
unaer present wnoiesaie price $)sj) n a
Vtt7
That wonderful Stanley
half a ton sold in three weeks, li A
and still selling, the pound 1
49 pound sack
PEABERRY COFFEE
Special-
iA Few Of These
Pinnacle Rock Alaska
Razor Clams; best
white ineat -g R $
Xo i cans
Apricots, -
Xo. 1 can - --'
Royal Club Royal
Anne Cherries, -fl $
Xo. 1 can Ja-J
Gooseberries,
Xo. 2 can A
Little Brown Jug Imi
tation Vanilla
3 ounce bottle nt this
special 4 Ct?
price .
Good Buys Left
Gebhardt's Chili Con
Carni, 4B
Xo. 1 can AW
Dromedary Golden Dates,
Regular 25c 4
package 19
Alber's Cream Flake
Oats, 1 lb. i oz. size,
2 IV
packages AW
Macaroni or Spaghetti,
2 4ff
pounds
Choice Pink Salmon,
Xo. 1 4 ff
tall can Aw
TUESDAY
Curtain at 8:20
yaVORLDlS HIGHEST SALARIED FUNMAKERSf$ .
CevVjftf Stoqtd y JOHN UUMAr AHOCSSOtl
Brilliant All Star Cast
30 RAVISHING ARTIST MODELS
30
SEAT SALE NOW
Pricee, lower floor $3.50, balcony, flrat 3 rowa $3.00,
3, J2 50. next 3, $2.00, balance $1.60. plus 1(KV tax.
Katherine Irvin
Stang
Teacher nf
Ballet Dancing
Announces Xrw Classes
Starling
TUESDAY
MAY 5th
UOl"KS:
Tuesday 2 to 6 p.m.
Friday 2 to 6 p. m.
LARA WAY'S MUSIC
HALL
For Information Telepsore
1637 J
Classes will he linlitrd
ROUND TRIP FARES
St. Paul $76.85 St. Louis $36.35
Chicago $90.85 New York $152.25
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Sala May 22 to SepU 13; ReUm Limit Ott Jl
tot n rnoirK or
Two of America's Finest Trains
NorthCoast United via 8. P. & S, N. P, C B. 4 O.
Orien'al Limited ia S, P. ft S, G. N, C. a k Q.
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For the prompt, relief of CMJJ
' Colrta. Croup, Pneumonia.
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For sale by all drua siores.
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
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Saturday Night
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