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II. P. HOB TELLS
ncclion tvirli routing of tkkMs ra't
for suiumrr ncursions.
A similar nie-ng will bp conduct
Iiv .Mr. Hrniflndy at I.'uor Hsy Tliiir-
ilny night, it m aiiuonnccd, and .Mr.
tlrnbam is leaving for Mrlififld iu
n d in preparation for the awnr mn'jr.
Mothers' day to
Be Church Topic
roi.TI.ANI. Ore.. May .--!lo-Mii
fir flu imwiilmjiH'Jii -f th
I'nion I'n'ific stshmii to ritt-nd it
rent mi Orpptm luc frm Hum t
J.eml and from lUnd to KlamSlh
la lis, ut to join the northern linn in
Iiuildini; iHti(latr!y friu UfM arr
Known in h htiitcnvnt received in
I'nrtlund from Curl Gray, prcaideni of
the I'nion I'aeifii'.
TliP chief objection of the I'ni-in
l'lirifie to invndiujE the SoMihern IV
lific'H domain in south rent ml Ore
gon is thHt no opportunify is nffxr'l-t-d
the l,'nkn I'snfic to hv jcint
cutoff hs a mennB of nerving the traf
fic need of the upper Villmett
vuliey.
According to firajr's statement, the
Intcntnta couimerre rnui.ms.on,r,
; si'Ki(;Fii:r.i, May sprc-
inJ) Special mrviccjt in the Hpring
f.rl.l (liurrhi-it will he a part of the
recognition of Mother' l.iy next
N'luday. The l.tpnr chttrcb in observ
ing ihe oct-KH'C, and the Christian
mkoii state
KeIo fisherman, who i brlirvnl to
hove drowned while tihing near the
mouth of the Cowlitz river. H i t(
was found adrift this morning, rvn
l i iii i rig only a few fib.
United States to
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Modoc Pine Mill
At Klamath Burns
.userslioiu to nffrr the international j deal with the traffic in poisonous
, ,.,..,.,..1 ..f ,1.-, ,rjiff;(. ! pases with the Impe of reducing the
Enter (onierence;ia repre-nt.ni Th.ior?
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tiKNKVA. May fl-Un-TIit- Tnited , tmn. ; mZ " ! phnM rLo n-n ni. I ""EG0N MOTOR C0
dl have certain constructive
sa:d. concerned
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biirUirity of modem warfare.
THE SUTTON uT
PItif. Button. dl?.
' 7th avenue eatr '
.SALKM, Ore., M.iy An attack
; on tlie tu l c ii.guwuj votmiumi ,u a Jul
i ita methodif ot cipcudiug money lor
highways in the Kate was made Mon-
hurrb i havnig a pecil program of " ' . ,.i i vim.
: nJm vliuiuoer of coiiiuicrce at it
j weekly luiirh-n here, lie charged
that iiiilIuHis have ticcu waited in ruml
expenijiiurt'h by the coiuiiuhh on.
"It im't the Am neaii id a o
de HMMTJlry ii nd ju liec," .id JmUr
J in wk AW.
Hi- Ki.ited that iotjTj of tiie hj;
are not ciinful enough of the h gia u
torn c"citd to reprpxi-ut tiicin lu t tit
iiuiiir ar.n re itatJin m addition to
fbe reguht r wrmon. Miss Mary
Young, a reiurned in'ionar,r from '
Korea. H.31 ypcik at the Methodim
cl.tircb at the 11 o'clock morning ner
vue, f-'liowed by a mrinon on the
Mothers' dy theme hy the pastor.
AIim Voting will leare in the evening
fr ("rrfiwell.
A fpeeijtl feature of the Christ inn
(hun-b program will he the
ti.-!
KLAMATH KAI.I.S. Ore.. M:iy tl .!
The mill of the Modoc Tine com- I
f pany wan completely destroyed by fire'
Monday n ghr with a )-t of np .
. proximately l."t,lKKi. l ire vtartnl
v.hen f parka from a hot hot igniteil
; in nawduf-t and the flamea up read o .
rapidly that mill employea were un
! able to control it. Tlie lumber jardu r
j and officf buildinga were saved. j
! The mill and equipment, are a total j
, ot, according to V. I K C. Itcach. .
mnnager. The Iokm was nearly cotu
j plctely covered by iiixuratice. j
I I'RTI,AXI, (re.. May ii. - !,. It. I
MeiM-fec. of the I,. H. Mei,(.f,.e hu.il-!
her company, nail today when lie 1
afked ttJe(lii-r the mill of the, Mfuloc 1
I'me company would be rebuilt:
"It in iiiK-ertniu, but the mill prob- j
ably will be rebuilt. It in impoMblc
to make an definite aiiuouiiceiucnt '
jut let."
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" """iv j (Jt-cUreU.
-hoir inatenrf of the regular choir to , ,lp jml(;(. cliarg(,d ,;it ,,,.,
who la-t year beard testimony in the , . , nt r. If i m , ! Vrrt"ni ' ''ipendiiM money i i; .
n iovolvinr ihm netition of the J.".."':.!1;' V bridge, on highway, in the atate cot UMr. JardinC IS
... ... . i riifn. .r. it. r. .io.nier win sing a iiri t,,u a- tmi.-h t- tti..v ...) l
Orrgon nubile service commi'mon for,. ,,L uiree nine. a inikq a t.'iey woiiit
n order requiring the I'nion I'acific
to build th east-to-west line acro.a
the state, correctly found that with
out giving the I'nion pacific joint use
of the i:i)gfne-Klamnth Falls cutoff
them would be insufficient traffic to
justify the construction of a line
from Hums via Jteud to a connection
with tbe cutoff.
To be on Cocsti
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Warning to property owners and
others who are stacking wood on the
parkings nd in alley ways of their
homes is given today by V. G. Jud
kins, chief of police, who any that
in most casaa the wood remains on
the parking In violation of the city or
dinance. "The law atatea specifically that
j the wood may remain 80 hours for
i every cord," saya Mr. Judklns. "Hut
a large number of purchssera are
buying their wood fop next winter,
piling It on their parkings, expecting
to permit It to remain throughout
tbe summer.
"The owner of such wood, after
the time limit expires, becomes II
able to arrest and a fine."
Tbe purpose of the city ordinance
on this point la to prevent "blind"
. comers that cause automobile acci
dents, and unsightly looking streets,
according to Chief Judklns, Fraternity
houses In the university district are
i the chief violators, And aeveral man
' agera of these frstornitics were fined.
i Ticket Agents of
Southern Pacific
To Assemble Here
Approximately 30 ticket aitenta nnil
clerks from nearby atntioni ot the
Konthcrn l'aciflo will bo In Kujteno
rriditj night to attend un cducntion.il
meeting: culled by J. A. Urtnnndy, gen
eral panicnger agent Of tho railroad,
for 8outbern Tdcifio amployei only,
announcea L. I Graham, district
freight and paiaenger agent
Mr. Onnnndy will diacuaa tarlffa
and other it firm of Intereit to ticket
men, and will exhibit 150 colore J
atereoptiran Tiews of acenlo points
along Southern Prclfic routes, In con
Light Lectures to
Be Made in State t'Z
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For Violin IiiKtrnction
consult
Ellsworth Crocker
nt Uio
Pacific Conservatory
who teaches
Spohr's Violin School
ono of tho most famous of
nil violin methods, which
contains concertos.
D. E. Beriot's Violin
School, Part Two
A Celebrated Method
Goby Eberhardt's
Virtuoso Violin School
Part One
A great instructive work by
one of tho foremost author
ities on violin playitit; now
living. Contain an c.
haustivo presentation of !n
scales through all positions
and every imaginable double
stop combination.
Paganini's Twenty
Four Caprices
A study work generally re
gartled as eclipsing all oth
ers. This course of Mudy com
prises everything necessary
for n complete course of in-
Rtruction.
731 Willamette Street
rORTr.ANO. Ore.. Jy fl..I'r.
snnnt to the new auto light Ihw,
wliirh becomes effective August
lectures will he given throughout the
state under direction of Secretary of mission.'
c-'st if money were expend-,! uud.r
direct supcrvifiifui of author tics in I
whirh tlie moti'y is ritir,l. 11.- pi-' roHTI.A.l. Ore.. M .y II.-- S-cre- j
preiu.ed the helief th.it tvhen the e -1 lory Williniu .M. Jiirdiue i,f the de-i
r, iix-il,-r pirMuent of ncrirult ure will spend not I
tht-v will ii ,t 1 le.s thiiii two diivs in r,irlliu,il audi
tolerate havui? t,m ;iI liuuti,-ej i-en-j environs his prop 'Si-d triji r , the
trahned In a ttale i'Htinii;s:iti. l'ucific cosst. nccitrdin; to h tclegruui
"1 admit the enmity curt Imm m:id' ' received l''r.d.iy froiu t niied Siates
Si'n;i;ir MiNury by the ihiimher of
commerce.
mit.tkcs.'' he coneludpil. "hiit for
(ind's sake Irok at the highway com
Srate Sam A. Kouer by Frank A.
I'im. illuminating engineer. The first
of these lecturers will be here to
night. Oregon standards are taken from
those adopted by the t'nited Slates
bureau of standards, and already in
force in several states, according to
Tim, who Bars that ultimately the
same standards wilt be adopted uni
versally. Mght adjusting stations where mo
tors will be tested for head, spot and
tail lights will be designated. Vnnn
issuance of receipts of testa. Ihe sec
retary of state grant certificates In
compliance with the law.
Med ford Votes for
New High School
MRDKOnn. Ore.. Mar fl. n. a
vole of 075 for to lfis against, the
property owners of Mcdfonl Toted a
bond Issue of $1SS,000 to erect a new
high school in the city of Medford.
On Ihe fifteenth of .May a second
election will he held to choose the
site for tha building, the voters being
given a choice between the Holly
atreet and the rarlflc and fisstern
locations. .
(Jovernor Pierce wa present at the
luncheop.
BODY IS SOUGHT
KKI.Sii, Wash. M:iy (I. - The Co
lumbia ri' er between KHko mid Kul
amrt is being dniifgcd in h ar,-,i
of Ihe body of Kit Hell. ST.-old lime
lit all probability be will be here
June I'd and 27.
Jit'titit of hm ilineriiry In Oregon
are being arraiig'-d by his brother.
I'f';in .lauii'K .lartline, in charge of
tlie experimental suit ion of Oregon
Agricultural (.nllcxc.
IVStTIK WITH ilKXKV Tlio.Mt'
Sallow complexions often the
result of improper digestion
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Clothes that have style, fit ami quality just made to suit vour own
personality not only expresses your own individualitv, but reflects
credit on your judgment and discrimination.
And it is nieo to have your friends snv: "That's n nice suit, whero
did yon get it t"
You can reply with Rome pride that it came from an institution that
is an asset to the community because it ranks with the best or de
signers and builders of clothes for particular people in tho cntiro
northwest.
Tho fabrics are or the very best, the patterns tho latest and the
workmanship or the highest quality, ami when designed by nu expert
it gives n satisfaction that comes from knowing that vini are "just
light."
Tho nieo weather is hero ami wo arc rently to do our part any day.
Eugene Clothing Co.
TAILORS
10.'!3 Willamette Street Upstairs
CURSION FARES
.!. U A CT..
IViay ZZna -opening sale date $
In (fleet until and inWuJmc Srplrmhrr 15th.
Kctum limit lAtolyr JIji.
Now plan your aummcr vacation journey cast. En
route you'll surely visit the won Jcr-plavKrounJi of
CALIFORNIA
What Jot await iu therel
llapry hours on sunswept
beach, carefree Jaunts
through fascinating ctttrtt
curitms Inspections o Holly
wkx!'s muvia cu Ion Irs.
PrrKv a aall to Catsllna
lUandi an hour's brown ns
amid tha romantic lur of old
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missions, ihc snJ a thoua
and othrt plrsaurrs.
So (oviaCalltorntat return
sine wst or an othrr rout
tou wish. Full stopover priviU
eir.
First -class arctmmo.larlona
prtavrsj scTvusics!lleckt
Cuisine.
Ask tmy agmt for full Information
Southern Pacific
i jtic; rit
JT. Q. LEWIS, Ticket Agent
riloNK 4
caiit f Mat th Dv:
with cfeam pu&s
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self was sensational when He turned to thbse who were
about to stone a fallen woman, and said, "He that is with
out sin among you let him first cast a stone," when He
advised the rich young man to sell all he possessed and give
the proceeds to the poor when He scourged the money
changers and drove them from the Temple.
Perhaps you decry sensationalism and because TRUE
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Errr-D JUNE
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5 Stones in True 9 M ,v-
Story for June a&gT lllf
2 "His Wife's Pasf-The 8 M 3 W
3 dream of Cete-rte life was S t "ffL W
v to sngage in an exciting n S'w: S?S K'':.fc '3
tj romanca. And her dream n SjflS.s-:jfe??- &xs:'z'':l&
3 came true when she met it :-x:i-:-.s-r'
g and married the fascinat- k ? . jP" i
M ing adventurer, Andre de U a&ifW
H Rohan. The result of that 8 p':;:rR;Sft. j'fe. M;
h foolish marriage wat an u ss Ja v4lf if atliS; "5" f
5 ever-growing load of sor- S W J W I yM
6 row and misery. A true-Ufa fi rxs
G story of unusual Interest. w H-wsSvv'J k-ww
fi "I Came Home In Dis- Vt IP r ?"vf A
B grace-Lured to New M fe Sf &
0 Vork by glowing tnles of fl f &?$d iju
Q success, Mary expoctedto S pJ-'BtwW F3w33
9 havo en cany time finding M p;wsSa
3 work. There were plenty 3 p'iS'Siffi;j mb&&)$
1 of positions to be had but 8 fc"vWi P'i.'U
V well Mary's own story ft t-::-s'.i.ij5ri E?'
$ which tells whotshefound X J:SK':w;ja.S!. . f-
g outand what shenneHy did K .-.i-s"SSSSSi Zi
n and why. A story every 3 & &
5 girlwholongstogotoNew 4 w 7f &
V York should read. f B:.1p,',vgrf r
'Tbo Fool That I Was"- j YTt S."-. foe
M Alice thought benuttful I feiT-feV Bljftwfin
E clothes, and a superior t tt rt4 $35? l-ShpJi
C manner were marks of 1 Lvto1. if 1? Xijr
g good breedfng. 8he deter- j jl feSy
R mined to make a "indy" of i S 'X' -Jf
6 herseif.coat what it might. G Y&&-'?ff3
a Butehefat ed to foresee the I vp'-fcf-sS
V price she would havo to S pV -"sM T?1T 1 f
it pap. A startling story of ! VltfC'vi'l OlLilw I
t intriRue, ndventure and fr&XKTj7s
f eitement frankly told. C TKTr V
g Other Thrilling I Mm ou"UAI
a Stories in the 9 f; n' ,Mr''', mM' '""
June Issue x&f-k'S ''' 'f
9 Innlnila. S KsSSsaa ckamcteriitic pons.
rrA HI "Wh.n ... u Cood" IB WMi$$R
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SERVICES ADDED '
To Complete Our Line of Family Services
Wet Wash
This service costs tho least of nil lamitlry ser
vices, but it pives you nil tho days you miht
drown in a wnshtub. Everything yon send
comes back thoroughly washed, ready to
starch, iron or linnjr up to dry.
85c for 20 pounds or les3
Dry Wash
This service is just the same as Wet "Wnsli,
only wo dry everything, which wives the bung
ing up and drying, leaving only the dismpeii
ing ami ironing to be done at home. There ;iro
many pieces in this service which will require
no ironing at all.
i
S1.00 for 20 pounds or less
These two service are washed individually, and have no laundry marks
OUR OTHER SERVICES ARE
Thrif-T-Service
Go per lb., 'and lo for each piece in bundle.
Minimum charge on this service S1.00.
Rough Dry Service
Charged for at a reasonable piece rate. Min
imum charge 50 cent3 on this service.
No family can afford to do their own laundry at home at these prices.
WE ALSO HAVE A SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR C PAMmr FOOFIGN
AND DOMESTIC RUGS. PHONE FOR PRICES. LA-"G FO..LIW
Domestic Lau
Edry
PHONE 252
143 Seventh Ave. W.
Eugene, Oregon
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