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Newspaper Page Text.1 Page Eight xiiJS EUGENE QUA.UD Monday Evening, .May 4( 9.,. Grid Star Versatile Ed Garbasch Wields Racquet Well (five the Portland Heavers a couple of loud eVere! They won two guinea aud on the same day. U'hey passwl Sacramento In the kairue standing, ami now rest In fifth plnce. Think of that! Itar Itohwer of the Eearera one of the busiest n-n of Iho day. Nine tlmea he strode to the platter, and aeven tinea alainnied out hit". wore noma run. Two of them the firm .I.... wnrft riOII ) ea. in rame he drore out five wallops out of aa many iimra ni. ov. If miifht he nienlioned. in .aaainf, that the sroro of the first Kama was 12 to 7 and or tne aei-onn, Vernon waa the L.aer in both In atancca. Ten pit-her. were urd n the two aninoa. I'ortland using four and Vernon the other . At the aamo time Los Angelea broke even with Sacramento, 1 to A anil II to 1. . , . Bcatlle broke even with Oakland, 10 to 0, and 2 to . , Kan Krnneiaco broke even with Salt Iako, 8 to 10 and 3 to 0. HO HE FDR , CONTEST TODAY . i I tfi mm tri HEAD DF HITTERS HAN FJtANCI.SCO, Miiy -k'mijU Hruzil uf tin; ISi'uttle Jiiriiuim htm re lluced Untur Vitt of the Suit Juke Itt'fH at the hfuxl of the Count league bittern. ilrunil gfiiut'd uii average .i.'Ii an u rt'fcuU of Jut week"., play. Sum Agncw of the Sun Fruncibcu iScuIh holds Hci'ond place iu hitting alihougli lie Itua jiiiiycu in fewer guiiin, J) in a v it age in Vitt, who wua I cud in ( at the fttflrt of the week 8 pluy Iiuh dropped to third place wilii News of Nearby Towns Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various Live Districts In Its Field. Ed Garblsch Vou perhapa reniemlmr Ktl fiar biach n a alar football 'player at Weal Point. Well, here he ia trying hia hand at tennis, where he hopea to add to the glory he line already nchiev ed on the gridiron. I lie army team expects iiiurh of hiiu tin aeuaon. COTTAGE GROVE, May 4. rial) lenry ltohde motored home from Cloverdule Hprings Thursday if inur week. Wayne Woodruff motored up from Kugene Saturday and accompanied .Mrs. Nancy Ogleaby, Mra. J. 1. Ora linm, Mra. Carrie llemenway nud Willis Jleidler to "Louia Vista," Mra. Grahaui'a ranch west of Cottage Grove. The Lions Cuba gave a picnic Sat- ! urduv to tlie class in the Presbyterian an average of .414. 1 wo hurlert, Sunday school that won the challenge Cruii'lull of J,oa Angele and McCabe : of bringing in the greatest number of of Salt Lake, are tied with averages scholars the three weeks before Kaat- f ,4(S), Ileiningway, with nn overage , er. The Cubs furnished the dinner of .:: is the leading bitter of im a!,, Miss Dunn and Kalph Spearow, Vernon Tigers. II. Shea is showing ennperoned the crowd. the way to the ha.ramnnto hitters jn.k ,) i.;nr Hansen Bpent the with au average of ..iHH. High is lead-1 f:ok-end in Kugene with their uncle, ing the Portland lteavers iu the hit-, c. V. Gordon. ling department of the game with un i;KJ Kodgers, who was taken to average oi ..in. tni, j.;Ugene hospital Friday, is report- Lam rre of the flees and Kildutf of ; to (, in a v,.rJ. 8erious condition, the Seals are tied for the home runj jpn jjinnrd went to linker on hia hiiling race, each having collected six. motorcycle Friday. Ho will visit hia Itrazil of the Indians, O'Doul of the ,;,tl!r Mrs, Walter Clark and family. Ileea, Jlrower of the Seals and tlood MrH W- (, Cooper and Mrs. J. l. TTnleerslty of Tdaho Vandals will meet the Vnlversity of Oregon base ball team on the local field this aft ernoon at 4 o'clock In the first Const conference game of the Benson In Ku gene. The Vnndala, while not touted as quite a strong contender na last year, are reputed to he fighters, anil a hot gnme is expected to result. Oregon won her firat three game" of the aeaaon, all In the Norlhwest mnfernece. Idaho, will furnish the first hnrd competition, and will afford the Lemon-Yellow aggregation clinnra to display lis warea. Billy Evans Says- Ity Jtll.IA EVANS TWO of I lie biKKKt iiitrhing did. appolnfintnti last sen ion were (.forge ('hie of IM"'1!""') Adolfo J.it(iie of Cimiiuiull. Counled upon to turn in h big buucli of vK-tiiripH for their Huh, (mtu fuili-d iniHcriihly. I 'hie, It'oding Amrrimu I.rugue liurler two yt'iirii ngo. wu 1mt uitio gHtiie for the ISpeakir entuiirnge in lii'Jl. He lout 15 t ill . fchiiwing u per ventnst' drop of i! Hi poiiitN. 1 .111110, a pnir of chuiphikoh buck, Ik Id the mine ponitlon in the Nntloiuti wtfiiit an I hlo did In the Amerl-nu. 'llmt i4'KR)n the C'uhiin rapped !7 KiuneB ngainxt jimt eight dffeutN, lu 11C4, however, hi won hut 10, Km ing K, e doi'lino of 1H1 poinl, In n word. 1'hle nnd Iuiue dhoweil form rove run In fur out of the ordinary lilt thing comldiTcd. ' Tbii ipiiton, tlxiugh, I hlc nnd Lu iue ngnin yppeiir to mnt-k ujt in hmI tyle. They give evhli'tn-e of returning to tlieir winning wtt.v of two yearn Imi'k. For em-h Uan got off to a god inrt. True, Iho otimpuiRn i enrly yet and Ihrlr perforiimnces mny he only the well-kitowu flmh iu the bucket. Hut judging from preirnt Indiratiuim. butb vliouhl chalk up goodly (piota of victories 1'nr bt'llpr, at iMnt, tluiu wtm the rnae in 11 till. With tht'MP two (ellown in elmpe and bitting their mil at ride, the cbnui-ea of the Indiana and Heda to get BtinnnvhiTP in the rare are grently enhu tired. For "'U-vii'tory" pitchera, like I'hle and Luuue were two yeara ttgOf are a bit uncoiniuuu in theae daya of lively bunrhiilli and hfiivy batting, Their effort are certain to be wntrhfd wit It more than the uaunl amount of internf aa the rampnigua gn along, Connie Mark aeeiua t have pirVed iiji a miithty rhvir rrplu rmfiit (or the diaaldrd Jor llnnar. lie i Jintmy Toole, fortm-r 1'orlland atnr. irntdnd iu a hurry hr the lean fonuie Mlowing the injury i Man arr, I'oote hnt thua far coim tlirtuitfh iu u:re aijle. Krt ia, the C.h-t haa ! aort of driid up the tear 1 hut wera j Itting ahfd fr hit prfdeL-eator. VixA haa been bitting at a grrnt ' rlip'aLd hia work aftrld hnt been of ! a high order aa well. In hie firat aiTrn J gnmea he eraahed out 1 1 liita In 2d t fripa to the rubber, an average of j A'13. Quite a f'w of the ehmia were! ritra baan affaira, too. ! The tot'a enatitbmal work bna, no. d. ubt, aort of restored Mack'a fnith ! in t'oaat league playrra, a fnuh ' which had been tehrmmtiy khatti-ii-d I a year ago br the iploiling '' of '. Hi i ami, hlghl) touted Uke t'ity r pjiatimcr. i V TTT Tf I 11U 1 am 3b Y - JOE VI HUH 5 TI1I0 It A MIC: So they loat ngnin, huh? Well that team don't ntln mo any mora than a r.cltra would miia Itla atiipea, Niirnift, And the paper anya Mr. Ilnrtnett of the Liib is the new home run kingt The Malic: llarinrtl? Ilartnett? Where doea be tend bar? Nuraie: It tuytt he leada everybody iu the big leagues' with a flock of horn era. 'I 'ho (In be (emitting a prodigioua philosophic grunt): Well a lot of aell- ing plutera looked good when Man War wua in the barn, too, ' N until'. It aa.va that Mr. Ilnrtnett Ii it 4 nil kinds of pitching. The Mnbe: Wtdl iu that league llnre'a all kmda of pitching to bit, and tiiiiat of it's foul. Nu rule: It iiivh that Mr. Ilnrtnett "bun in the apple with terrible vio lence.'t Now what doea that mean? The I la be (beandng at hia vlever nea): dual u lot of npploBimeu thuie nvwHpniier guys are getting off. NurHii: It hhjh in the paper bIho tbnl duck 1 tenipney got nick on the t rn in the mime wny you did. The l.'ube: I wouldn't he a bit aur- priHcd. Alt liioHo birds try to copy my at)!. Nuraic: It aaya here tbiit Cleveland and tlie Athletic ure tied fur the lead. The Itahe (explosively): Say, who's Hiippnaed to he delirious it round here -you vt nieV Nursie: Here's a piece In the pa lter about Mr. Nurnii getting iuto a caudal over loinething. The Untie producing a 1--pound chuckle): Well, 1 knew lied 'Tun" nod thing in tlie ground sooner or litter. Nurnii'; There's a Mr, ,lohnon call itut What aliall I do? The I la be: If it's Walter you'd bet ter pitch high aud wide to uini and the wider the better. 4 I The Referee of the Angels are tied for accond honors with five eiich. Twombly of the Angels la leading the base stealers with nine pilfered pillows to his credit. Lane of the In dians in runuerup with ieven. Kopp of the JSenatora, Arlett of the On!: 8 nud Cooper of the Oolts have, each stolen fix basea. M1A1' wua the outcome of the bout iH'tweeu I, tun Kirpo and Fr- mino Spoilu lam year? W. A. 11. Firpo won on a kayo in It rotimlH. Cross-Continent Motorboat Cruise To Start Friday JaOS A N( ilC LICS', May 4 What biK tcenlh century navigators fretiuentty attempt without attcreaa a cruise a e rows the Ainerinin continent by lw.it lll be undertaken by three twentieth-century motorhoiit enthusiast a leaving hero next Friday for Astoria Ure. The men who hope to demon strate the poaslbility of sailing prac tically oil the way across the t inted States are F. S. Wilton, John 10. Iloag nnd Val Woodbury. They are taking to Astoriu n light, twin screw motorboat nnd will begin their voyai;! up the Columbia river Mny 15. Lenv ing the Columbia about 4K0 mib't from its mouth, they plan to navigate the Knuke river to Lewiaton, Idaiu, Met ween that point und IJvingHtou. Mont., a distance of nbout -50 mile-i, they expect to resort to portage order to get over the continental di vide. From Livingston they will re- scend the Yellowstone river to tlia Missouri, thence to the Mississippi, aud thence through the Illinois river and the minora nud Michigan canal to the (irent hikes. From the Inkea thL-ir wny Ilea on the Hi. Lawreue nnd Itich elieu rivers through the Hk-helieu canal Into Lake Cbampluin nnd thenc through the Chnmplaiu canal Into th Hudson rKer nud the fiuiil lap end ng at New York. New war Starts On rum Runners NKW YOltK, May 4. Unita from the const guard of the entire Atluutic seubourd, with the revenue cut tern Ureslnim, Seneca nnd Mohave were mohilixed at the Clifton coast guard base on Stolen Isluud today for a new war of extermination against rum fleeta lying off the coast from New Jersey to Connecticut, 1 he fleet conipriHea more than bO vessels. Armed, manned und equipped aa for battle moat of them are motor craft between 40 and K feet long and capable ofgreut sjreed. The lleei, wlucii ta expecteo to put to aeu tomorrow, will operate under orders to shoot first and investigate afterwards in the case of suspected rum runners. Who were the national doubles champions in women's tennis in UCJ? -W. ti. L. Mlsa Helen Wilh and Mrs. .Maiioii indersteiu .leaiup. llow I n g has llartiietu catcher f- r Chicugo Cutis, bei-u iu the big leagues? - F. K. . sincu Ili'J season. Whrre did Connie Mack obtain Jimmy 1'oolv?- W. F, U l ort.'.'ind, Pacific Coast league. Whu 'n. the pr tent outdoor ree M f-T tl:e running high jump and wi.o iobi it V -F. It. U. rri'Brnt mark i feet, 8 Ifi-IO itu-lie and n held by liar Id Oa borne, former Illinois star, a U'd Joey Sanger ever beat Sammy Mandril? - It. V.. V. Yes, on a ttrlinli-al knockout, o en rounds, iu lie:;. ,7 Famous Hawaiian League Standings il i00 i)njes Uurned Alarathon dog Race Is won by heppala NUM1C, Alaska, May 4--(P)--Leoiiaid Scppula won the John lloideu murn thou dog race yeaterdfly rrom a fLld of five sturtera in two hours. ix inin utes, 12 aeconda. The course wan 'Jl miles, .'I'M yards long. F.d Mohu fin ished second in two hours, 12 uiiuuleii two seconds. James Keuuan waa third. The two other sturtera were Friuitc hufresne nnd Ollie Weaver. tireut rivalry existed between Sep paU and Mohu as both men partici pated iu a dog team relay race which enrritd anti-toxin from Nenanu o Nome when Nome wx stricken with diphtheria in January and February. Zero weather prevailed t day with u calm frosty fog. Graham will motor to Portland Mon di:y. Mrs. Cooper la taking a box of things to the children's ftirm borne near Corvallia on the way. .Mrs. Mert Manning and baby returned- Friday from a month's visit in Sacramento, Cal., with her people. Mr. and Mra, Kd Calopka returned fr uu an all winter's stuy in Sau Diego, Cal., Friday. James Itenett, who hnd his face injured while cutting piling for the Chambers railroad, is getting nlong nicely at the Fugene hospital. Tbo foreign, missionary society of the .Methodist church will meet Wed nesday in the church parlor at 2;.'i0 n, Jimge Potter of Eugene will tench the two classes of inquiry in the Pres byterian Sunday school on Iho iJt vmity of Christ," possibly next Sun day. The Springfield baseball team bent the Cottage lirove team Ffidny 'eve ning in the game ployed in Cottage Grove between the two high schools, the morn was 13 to U in favor of the Springfield high. ; The Presbyterian choir haa dis btinded for the summer. HARRISBURG f HAItUISItUUG, Mny 4. (Special) A number of improvements are now under wny ut the local cemeterieH which will doubtless be far enough advanced to put them in much better nppeanince by Decoration Day. The trustees of the local Musonic lodge have planned to grade the various driveways ami have at least the muin oneajmrfuced with crushed rock. Dor ns Colburu and Drbiiison Lowell lire now employed In this grading and T. W. Sommrrville ia to do the rock hauling. It ia nl so planned to frude several of the nllejH, depending on the cost nnd the willingness of lot owners to pay hiiiiip. The trustees hnvo promised n well will be sunk, an improvement that is much needed and desired. Mrs, Chester lteed of Portland is Hpeiidiug a week with her mint, Mrs. Millie Pryor. Mra. Pry or is planning a (rip lo Missouri to visit relutivea iu that state for several weeks. C W. Owing of 1 lubbard wns a week-end guest nt the homo of Dr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Garner. Miss Lucia (lurnor, teacher at Woterloo. haa also been at home n few days this week. The W. C. T. V. met at the home of Mra. John Owen Friday afternoon. llarrisluirg was represented nt the recent southern district convention of the Fpworth league of Oregon at Ornnts Pans by uini members of the order of the local Methodist church. Tho followiii8mnde the trip nnd bnrk after the three days' acssioii, by nuto: I he Misries Augusta Kelsey, ilma (Hps- Owen, Jennie AVadsworth, Dora Sim ons Lucille .pernng auu Alice .nur pay. and Paul McCart and Carl Sim ons. They were accompanied by Hev. Metzncr of IlaJsey and Mrs. Sperling. The yoiuig people all report a most enjoyable time. The delegates are to give their reports at the church Sun day morning and are sure to be of great interest. Misa Kelsey and Miss Simons' will report and if time allows more will follow. The League session in the evening will be turned over j to this occasion also. ! Little Lois, duughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry -Fibber, underwent quite a serious operation at an Albany hos pital lust Saturday morning. Mrs. John Donovan of Junction City was a visitor here last Saturday J with her cousin, Mrs. Km ma Horn- i beck. j Mrs. Fulton Jackson and her daugh- 1 tors, Gladys and Opal, aud Mrs. Hulda (Jcorgc were visitors at Kugcne Wed nesday. The Ilialto was packed to capacity Wednesday Evening nnd everybody went home feeling they received their money's worth nt Hickory Holler school pluy, which was put on by the local Pareut-Teacbers association. Ite ceipts for the evening were nbout $ L'i..OO, nnd after all expenses were ptiid they have laid aside about $1 1U.00 for improvements for the pluy shed which will be erected this summer. Mrs. Guy Herman entertained the Thursday Thimble club last week. Jn short order enough blocks were sewed for a quilt. After a spirited contest !u the artistic line, in which Mrs. John Mnlpass and Mrs. Stewart Hard tied, a dainty lunch was served. The club will meet next with Mrs. Peter-! son. Cttlaml M XI I SPRINGFIELD SPIUXGFIKLT), Mny 4. (Spe cial). Mrs. Harry W. Whitney nnd daughter Mary Elizabeth left Satur day for Portland, returning yesterday with Mrs. Earl N. Dillnrd and daugh ter Anna who had also spent the work-end in Portland. . Heginning tonight two pinners will be run by n special night shift of nin men nt the pinning mill of the Booth Kelly Lumber company. Rirhard Higgina, 14-year-old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Uobort Higgins of Jas per has been receiving surgical treat ment in .Springfield during the last few days. He broke his arm Thursday when he fell from a tree. Robert Gardner and Kenneth Ste phenson of Portland motored to this city Saturday. The ladiea of the G. A. It. enjoyed ! an afternoon affair on Friday in Eg- gimanD'a hnll,,in honor of visiting de partment officers from Portland Members of the Springfield high school student body enjoyed a picnic Friday afternoon in the Hansen auto park. The picnic, which is an annual affair, was to have been held at Cot tage Grove, where the baseball game was played, but it was later decided to hold it nearer Springfield. Miss Gladys Chase was hostess at a delightful M;iy day affair on Friday, in tlie nature of a shower for Mis-t Lola Crabtree, whose marriage ia lo be an event of this spring. Gifts wer; carried in to Mis Crabtree in a huge Mny basket. Refreshments were ser ved. Mrs. Lillian Allen left Fridey for Astoria after spending two we.ks in Springfield as a house-guest at tlie home of Major und Mrs. M. 11. Hunt ley. Mrs. Wilmot Foster of Portland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. DePue of this city is expected to ar rive this week to spend two weeks with her parents. Those wishing to contribute exam ples of the arts or crafts to the ex hibition to be held Thursday and Fri day by the Parent Teacher associa tion assisted by the Springfield Civic club, are asked to notify Mrs. Clark E. Wheaton, phone 123-J, of Mra. Maude T. Urynn, 117-K. The Parent Teacher association is to contribu'e prints of 2HI masterpieces, while the Civic club will conduct tho local pnrt of the exhibit on Friday in the W. O. W. hall. Fainting, either of the land scape variety or china painting, as well as fancy work is desired. Ladiea of the Civic club will cnll for pieces loaned if notified. The Springfield bowling team wot: from the Cottage Grove bowlers by 102 pins in a game Fridny evening at ottnge Grove. Clifford Rryau of Springfield .vas high point man. Success on bake-day is not a matter of Luck USE THE WORLDS GREATEST And Learn Whv it is CalTrt the "Best by Test" Leavener SALES J'a TIMES THOSE OFANT OTHER BRAKJ) 4L Society Loses Walter D. Smith Walter D. Smith, well known in labor, circles of Eugene, who has been for the last six years an employe di rector of the 4L organization, : has become chief sules manager for the Knights of Electra, a group of Port land business men sponsoring the Pacific-American International exposi tion for 1030, it is announced. Mr. Smith has been an nctive or ganizer with the 4L since it waa put on a pence, time footing early in 1019, and is diwely known among loggers nnd mill workers of Lane county. The loggers nnd mill men in his district have regularly re-elected him to represent them on the 4L di recting board each year and he still holds that office. He expects soon to start a speaking tour of the northwest. Persian rugs are being dupli cated cleverly by the Chinese. fanmoes size TjmfflffimWm rNORMOUS Size OP SHOW THIS YEAR COMPELS OS TO ANNOUNCE NO STREET PARADE IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITV PERFORMANCES RAIN OR SHINE GRAND STAND CHAIR. SEATS ON SALE ' AT EUGENE BOOK STORE USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS Oregon Frosh win From Rook Runners rnt'Mrrtr(lly, 1'niviT.il.v ! Ort'iou frosh won ihf unminl rHiiJ nM wilh Ihs l. A. ('. moU, hi-rf Sturil;i.Y, H lo 'J. Ort'Kn lM,K llif 410-rHnv, IV A. (', tmtk llir- milt', niu! ri'lH'slt'il Willi llu' Iwo-ulilr. while Ore gon tmk Uu- SNll'.Minl vvint aiul the uiimIU,', winning tin moct. Iritin tpnni. iluvt'rn won from l, A. l'. itl I'orvulli. Siuurti.iy, Ti In I. in s uini mrt. Eugene High Wins From Corvallis Cosst Snn Krsnriscp ,Slt iMkr I.os Alifflrs ... Kfstll 1-ortlsnd Saersmsnto Oakland Vvruoo , National Lsigut N.w York 10 Cincinnati ... 10 CMiuko 10 rhilndiliihia S Hrooklyn . rt I'ittfhurir - il Lssgus V. I. W ll 17 II .i; it ......IS IS 10 14 11 Jrt 9 JO 8 20 HoMiU l.C. Mnr.-h 4 0-All )V ! km nr of tho luwaiwn .irin, f ,Tiii ; I1"'" P"in whi.'h w. nilt r.iutncj .IV4 1 I'lay in Calitornia. trrt, burnjl fl,i;ll i.th in a (irs l..t uifhl al in. f.,,1, Hsl.lin slali,, lylanj of Maui. Woul ,4ITOf ths f-r. was rtlayrd lo II. oolulu .4)" T 1 o. Al Caslla, Di.mb.r of ih. II.-. .Sl0iftll tsm, who said th. lot, Inroul rr scorrd, wtunltia ths sam. j a Bviml..r of podik rao.ntly purrha.nl :Br.,!":e,?,,l,i' I lux iasc hn stnrs Hy the acant margin of 10 tn 0, Ku gem high baseball phiycra took t'or valb high iuto rnmp nt the South W illauirtfi fit1 Id Satunliiy a Of moon. Tonne. Fugeue hiU abort, bangnl out a two-bagger in the ninth, with tbt acor tied at niua-all, and Hchrad- Tb Italdwln airing nurutirrrd St. lMuia .. Iloaton - ........ fl JO ft i - .IV.V, Ami-rlos. 1'rlntla as lo ths ortm of LsTii'S err n l availnlil. her. .ri , 4.1'j PENU-t TON WINS ,4ii i r MM.r tvv ure , Miy 4. ti,. 7 WILFRED D. Horn Waroe.ter. HYAN M.i...ohn.eti. i Btronnth, Oil! Tho Joy of s peaceful, rout fill night. What a womiorful 'up nnd frolng" feelliis; follows such a night of undisturbed slumber. tvt ! Whnt torturos what agnnr whrt d os pair goes with tho ntghls where eciema and other kln diseases hold power anil drlvo away rest and peaceful slumber. For under the cover of darkness like crafty beings of the under world theso emptions work their most serious havoc. S.R.8. Is tho established con ; Qitcror of theso annoying akin dis ! eases. S.S.S. drives these ever dfs- turbing elements from your system I elements that carry in their wako lark of energy undermining ' health! Yon may try In rain to Ret rid of thorn by using salvna, I lotions, washes, all to no purpose, You can't do It that way the seat j of the trouble Ilea rteepei. Impure ' blood trying to throw off polsona i through the tender akin. S S 8. purifies the blood. It aids i Nature In creating new red-blood. cells by the million! Blood-calls that toed new rich blood coursing through your system. Red blood that drives away enema drives away pimples, blackheads, bolls and rheumatism, too. An Increase In red-blood-cells means added added Tliallty and rtv , XI i roll 1. ! llrsve.. I.'S. I'itoher, Ito.lon Amsrlean Loagut t'lrveland 1 1 Washington rt ..II I'liiladelpliia - 10 Chicago .ll Ht. Lou II S New Vork - 4 111 Ho.ton 4 II Ietroit ii.. 4 13 III I .'lullrlon llllrkarnos llrf.-aleil Willi Waila her yesterday aftrriioon In s el..eiy ronteated lliue .Mountain lea fame H to 7. The score wis ti..l .To1,thlee times during the i-..nl.l ami .TTti IVn.llet..n went into Hi. ninth with Ihr ."Ml.H.uni at 1-7. With one away, Tatlor, ,IU;;ihe llu.k fn.t l.emn. aot on so error, ix.'.r aet.nd sn.l avored oi l M.on'S hot single d center. m liramle il'f.aleil llaker. at lldker :! .4 1 a ;:i 11I7 to 1. Mjor leatite e.irer - Joined t : lllani. in I'.illl. Sent l.i Hitflnli. In i lernililoil.il I. iikuo. .sine svii.on f- T ' e(erieiioe. Ueoiillrtl hiler. Sent to' Torotilo. liilertulionol leai;iie. in Ul"-i. ! Iters lied ill I'.l'.'l. Trailed to llravrs .11 ll'.'.x iKiown . "Ito.v1 in Ivi.eball cir.-lea. i;ralti..le of Hole fros.l. tiiil. landing fern.- I Ih. been in three World .erie.. wiiitims two g.im". and ...in n tie IV. n 111 till, and No: fne In 1IIV.I. Kielde.l 1HKI la. I .e , son, aerepl.d '.1 .'toino.-. -elfht nir otila and 'Jl aaanta in 37 ganiea. newed vigor. Hecause the medicinal Ingredlenta ol S U.S. are purely vegetable. It may be taken with perfect safety. Start taking S.8 8. today ant watch It rout that an- 1 noylug, akin destrovlng. health un dermining army that holj your ysteni In Its grasp! Iarn again what It means to enloy peaceful. i restful nights of slumber. a: S R b ar14 at all ree4 drug in m i e. iaa Uisr aiaa euaomleal. V atoet li VfieWorM'sIVsl 'Kxl.lMrdirlne Ten -Plan 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiii mini iiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidii ra Ten Dollars Cash Buys a Fifty Dollar Suit I That's What the ew ray- does for the man who likes to wear clothing of the better kind, and who finds it inconvenient to pay the full price of a fine suit at one time. You pay only the regular cash price No interest. No.premium. Scores of men are taking advantage of this remarkable new plan SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK CLOTHES Are featured on diis plan. The choicest selection of fine, new Spring suits this store has ever shown. Tlie new Azure Blues, Sandtones, Piping Rock Flannels no finer clothes made. Tlie New Ten -Pay -Plan makes it easy for you to wear one of these quality suits with only a small initial payment, the balance weekly. Here's Hcnv It Figures $35 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PATCK SUITS You pay $7.00 wlion jmrdiasoil ntul $2.80 wcoklv $40 SOCIETY HI? AND AND FASHION PARK SUITS You pny $8.00 whon purchased and $3.20 weekly $45 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS Y'ou pay $9.00 when purchased nnd $3.60 weekly $50 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS Y'ou pay $10.00 when purchased and 54 00 weekly $55 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS Y'ou pay $11.00 when purchased and $4.40 weekly $60 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS You pay $12.00 when purchased and $4.80 weekly $30 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Yon pay $8 when purchased and $2.40 weekly Through this plan you are enabled to wear BETTER CLOTHES which mean greater satisfaction We are enabled to do this, because we sell more of them GREEN-KILBORN CO; men s wear A NEW FIRM WITH NEW POLICIES Eugene, Oregon mm 825 Willamette Street BiiiaaiTflsiiiiaTjnaiirdWiara .liuiiiiliib!illiid ilililliiiiilllllll!liilllliuiliiiiii!l!iiliii'"" j 1 1 1