Monday Evening, May n, 192J
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Truthful pinriipr ailvrrlisinit nml
ominnii Piin publirlij' Imvo lran
f.irnicd the Firm Christum church of
Kuritic from n mnnll nrganisatinn t"
one of the lnrecxt in I lie ntnle. lime
reunited in piiiiinu His church on
firm financial f"tiiij nnd hnve helped
brim mi average "f nuire limn .'."
new iiilililliiin t Hie church eneh year
during t lie tenure nt IT. K. V. Kli
vern. iti uitor.
Thcun Mniements were mnde by
Ir. Stivers in lii sermon nililit
on "KiKktini the I "evil With Public
ity." He oul lined levernl (if the uc
eeimfiil melbndi of other churches In
dvertixinK Christian wurk. These in
inrliiileil electric ign, used lr down
town churches in .New iors; imi
boards; .nolle, window cnnK circu
lar, m.d newsniiper advertising.
The church tlmt trie to operate
on n penny basis my i't penny
reull," said I r. Stiver.. ' "n great
lemon needed by the world In tlmt
the ihiirch it not n charitable inntitu
tion, but that it gives value received
for money imenled. There arc more
business and professional men in the
rhurch tod;iy than ever before in the
world'! history.
'One ol Hie chief objection former
ly lodseil aiiiitut the newspaper melh-
nd of church advertising was that
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWHY
Mr. A. it. Tifffiny ii Ibi even. 114
pntcrtJiiiJiiiit the 1. K. i). .Sinti rliu W
at lier iioiiH', Oir iMItrr airfcl.
An Bffair of Interest for tomorrow
will he the Iiinrlieon to be given lijr li
Ileta l'l girl nt the iniivrxny rhujittT
Jioun at one oVl'irk honoring 31 re. i
W. Itpriftoii, ho u. ('mother of thv or
Rfliiisjtion. M.fiv Anne Wliitcuher will be Jioi
te to member- of Aloha club at hri
b'me tninorrow afternoon.
The .adieu mi x tli.iry of liie Kuyii"
cbniuber of romiit'r- Ih to iu t
WednfHl.iy evening at evrti-tliiny
o'clock in (lie dunnlcr of comiiierre
roofiin, J hr It to i" a jir'-jfrinn nu:
c;ird5. Mr, (. J. Inniil nt hendinif
die fommilt-'e in cbaige for tlie evtf-
(f intrrrht to the collrge gri.iii i
flie Btinouncf jiient of (be T-.jtem.it
of .lirt .Mary Aim Kflly and Malo!ra
T. McLean which won nude known
the patt wei-k-ind in I'ortljn1 ,J
Kelly is lite daughter of Mr. an J
Mm. John V. Kelly of i'orlland. Mi-
K'tly 14 tK duKhier of Mr. and Mm.
Joint V. Kelly of I'nrtland. She is a
graduate f the I'liivrmly of (Ircg.-n
and a member of Iteliu (iaitinu unror
ity. Mr. Md.eiin in n well known Ijut:
hfMH man of i'ortlnnd.
Friend In Kugfiie will be interexted
ti Irani of the rnsnffeinent of Mi
Itetly II. Hunker and Maurice A. Ken- j
entertained at (he bine of Mr. Hud I
Mr, tlrtirje Hojn. The room were j
be tutifutly d-'forated with baskets fi
titlij.H. Auowb.(llK, and rhodlendrou
for the wca:uii. and the eenina ai
pleiiriant.y HjH-nt by the jrou;.. Ail hi- j
tereiitinj fjiiure f the rvcnins's pro-j
Krnm wax i(j r-inliiuT of mo Heutt i
by Mr. IminJ Kellcm nttn wr-lr;
and d'dicared lirent to Mrx. Itoffiif. A'
lr.no).....!. lit.. ...rt...l at lir limr '
It ia with d-ep resret that a l.o.t fi,, of th" "rmo" .f Ut-ft-i.
.i . -il. m v i.nni Stiver at the r irt hriptian cm
tr. II . rue are .n to leave ' yay mreaoon.
innke th'ir pFriitumnt borne in t'a!i- Mother' Pay Is a w!i prnrision
I fornia. Tbone j"reeni for th parry! if inly eleven year pinrr thin wart
Friday wie: Mr. Kllenit. Mr. Suh.r,made day of national celebration.
Iijtfin-r, Mr. ('i.-:e 11 de, M. Addo. yet in. that time it ha influem-eil
,1,-tirn. Mr. and Mr. Andrew Hill. Mr.; rh entire nation, ami home have
and Mr W. T. Shcrtn in. Mr. and ben mad happier ut better b-
Mr. . I'. I laniard. Mr. arid Mi, cnus nl rhe teiuler anetimries rttu-e-.
lem In diviaion. which no one but a
mother cau tolve, and (bat la thia: A
mother la the only person in the
world who can divide her love among
a house filled with children, and earn
child itill have all her love. We honor
mothers because of their unselfish
lire.
"The ihouchta of mother trenpth
en the life of the individual. We are
stroller to meet temptution, when we
remember the battle be fought for
uk and the Buffering she endured.
"Take away from our nation the
influence of ChriKtian Motherhood and
"Honor thr Father and thy Moth-r" h dcMroy.-d the foundation,
-r." the fifth commandment of thelupou which our civilization nta.
lecalogue. wan the .Mother' nr' Were 1 to make a rriiiciem. und I nml
v. - not in tne namr oi cruiciznij; vtrj
church much, it would he that there is
dancer in ome present day writer.
of undermining the eacredne of the
marriage relationship, and the im
portance nf the homfl influence."
..one Well. Mr. and Mr. J. M. Wi
:iannt. Mr. and Mr. J. H. I'jniei. Mi.
and Mr. J. W. I'ixley. Mr. and Mr.
A. i. lirauer. Mr. and Mr. J.riiit
Crey, Mr. and Mrn. K. V. Stiver. Mr.
and Mr. J. H. Finch. Mr. and Mr-.
'. F. 'fin ley, Mr. and Mrs. Ietr
Nelnon. Mr. nnd Mr. K. It. Oldham,
and Mr. and Mrs. Itogue.
br rhe day' observance." Ir. Stiver
a il.
SANTA t'l.AKA. May Il.fSp
- dealers of Portland are en-iA-af.
orer the proposed I'aclfic
NiiWf t Kadio Trade association.
7.4 iv amious to combine forces
people did no. read the ad.. Thi. of j w.. anDounced rec,,y
' 1 ' . . ..j ft-: tiua ItnnLer ik N former re ilfTit o
rourae lm been long exploded. Time
and time again I hnve experimented in
thi line, and (lie remit that the mot
plendid remit have been derived
from thia kind of publicity.
Thae who have lived In Kugene
know something nf my nwn experi
ence in newMUr advertintiig find
the growth of th" church aince I have
been miniMcr. I began In n very mod
et way, In the face of crlticim on
the part of my own memlmra and of
the rite, and eapecially on the, part
of my brother miniter. Yet we have
built up one of the moat largely at
tended Sundny evening aervke in the
atnte of Oregon, and every depart
ment of (be church ha felt lite im
pact nf thi kind or publicity.
"1 tan fay to you frankly that eon-
ialeut eonlliiual, aatie, truthful ad
verting Iiiih been one of the moat
Important factor in the tranforma
ttuti. Of potirne when folk come they
must not be disappointed, but the ad
Yen Uing get them the re."
Ir. Sliver declared if he were
to mi (t newt n great need or alognn in
the church today it would ho "Hul
tiea in ChriKliniiily, und 'hrint iiiuit y
fn Ituiiiic." Theru are few chuiche. j
be Niiid, Ihiil get return for Iho
money iuveited in phyical epipmeut.
A building, for example, roHtitig ?1(H),
VH) often Kpt'tida lit I lo or nothing on
ndvcrliing. imd u tiiufneaa concern
llml did audi n IhinK could not Inal.
Jlig buaine aiiend tl(K) million dol
In nnnually in the Culled Httitea
alouo for advertiaing. If (he church
would pend n little money in adver
ilug (ho great work It t doing, it
wtuld britig tremeiidiiu remilta.
"Tho Idea aoi-ma Hi be that the
rhurch, becatme It I a divine itititu
t ion, ha noiliing to ndverliwe," caid
lr. Stiver. "Hut 1 lie church really
Iiiih been advertising pntcticatly all!
her biMlory. t'burch bell, tower
cluuieH, Ktecple. were the method in
the pant, And the rcnn for Ihia kind
of thinking i, that wn fall In renllxe
that (he inimt logiciil, rcaonablc nml
luiporliiut mutter in the world 1 thai
whicii ro.icernt the Hpiritual life of
the race nnd prepare bniuanity for
(hat Imnioitnlily In which the human
race ha imivci-Kiilly .heticved.
"A you travel along the highway,
cei tain pluii nch a re neen on t ho
fenct'H, rock. hiiMdes nnd bridgi'.
Sign that rend 'Prepare to Meet
O.mI, or "Where Will Yon Upend
F.tem'i Y "Ji'Kiu S.ivt'," nnd Mien
like, They nee tint ill nil deliablt In
church publicity. They brealtV of
faiialieimu. When we rend Ihein we
Immediately conclude that a iflgioii
tinnk wa the aulhor.
"t hurch iidvrriihiug tuti t be ilig-
HiUcd. l or eamide, (lie week before
Fattier a few e.irn ago, I adverliNed
in htilf-piiite in I H in FiiKeue paper the
pri.Knim fr l-'uxter. The heudllue In
ihtt ad n 'He W not here, for He
Min Hunker i a former re:dr,t tf
Kugene but i now living in Portland.
She i the daughter of Mr. and Mr,
ii, V. Hunger of Hayf n, (tre. Mr.
Kenney ia a senior in the I'nivenuly
(tf Oregon medical aciiool in Portland.
The wedding is to be an eve t nf
June,
On Friday evening the Hirthd.,.'
club member, their husband, nnd h
frw invited gut were delightfully,
The thought ef Mother ! a mr of
selfi-hnf. Wf t-maf riftfi
when we think of her ur-;f:Am.
Throushout the year ier ta,e
constant example e-f a hi
not thought of her wa evc;fArt
eae. but rather a ratam f-.rv
niake happy thoe r' jJ ttWq 4rfT
One of the gr.vet jc w.vik
' ' i w it . lianri it in in 'ismie,! Li . K'.iene dealers when they or-
wa entertained by Mr, deorge lbli.l 1 ana ", 'n conirs't.toctwn . M v ;Illm
ftrrnovin.i l" nl teaching of Jev; mm t;?r r " ,, ' ,
was pent for other. " . e ,r
iterel unto but to si-trr. wji i-).f
aim of his life.
"When on the tn ikies fsi TfJuTit-fa;-
u ration. Hi dicipie we? rvt vr
nay there, build tiKfme& ai
jy the inspiration of the rota:xr."i
with their Lord, but He reatraVroJ
group oi otner otc;pie eof4vr
in her new home Tbiirdiy aft e no-
The rooms wt-re tastefully decorated
with pei'iiiei and Soloimiira seal, and
nt four-thirty o'clock tiie Imsteea, a
iiited by Mr. Jack Hart, served lun
cheon to th- follow ng guest: Mrs.
Vivien It;iilor. Mr. Frank I tailor. Mr.
Delo jMhiism. y.rn. Alta Johnoi:,
Mr. Jesne Itiilor, Mr. Hob It' bert
on. Mr. N nl Kobertion, Mr. Will
Hohertaon. .Mr. Jneg Hart. Mr. Wal
ter Myer. Mr. Wynd. Mr. Mattie
Bond, Mi Herey, Mrs. IVkett,
Mi. II. W. Lehnhart and the follow
ing memlier: Mr. K. (.'. Hart; Mn.
Mil Hart Mr. Hugh Smnrtt, Mr. K
It. Danner, Mr. P. Hart. Mr.!
Glen Ifoberaton,. Mr. Rob tiuiley.
Mr. Otto Arndt and Mr. C, I), j
OheTiein. I
rwi-. went to Portland laat week
e ibyvi officers of the Portland deal--iton.
5 F. Johnson, who i president of
i-e rT-tanl association, utateil he
s ia faror of the formation of a
r:ktt organiEntion. with brnncliea
vj, a'.i the principal pi tea, nnd wan
t'.iri to see the idea suggested from
V --..... I.Ib tlmllne. n(.n..nnn.
ZnJ?!r. n.'f?.7lHl ihKiiw broadcasting Htction, also
" " iw rofc for the plan, and Rtated that
TH Oivvnriifln waa hehind tlm mnvn
'Thi charaeteristie of the life o?, Mr. Humrick left for Hoaeburg this
Jeu is exemplified in the lir f afternoon to get the assurance of the
christian mothers. There ia a prob-! dealers' co-operntion from that city.
volley below
others.
There is no state law requiring
that camp fire be put out with dirt,
explains Nelson F. Macduff, in an
swer to inquiries made durins Ameri
can Forest Week. A mistaken idea
seem to exist, however, ubout the
efficacv of throwing dirt on n fire, he
aya. The forest signs read "lie mire
your fire is out and then bury it."
"Putting flirt on a campfire in of
no value unless you change the dirt."
ways Mr. Macduff. "In the old days
the settlers covered their fires with
ashc Jo hob! the coals and protect
them over night. That is precisely
what happens when the camper .burie
his fire without changing the dirt. It
hold the fire id like an oven.
"It is too bad there is not some
way to train the city camper in the
rules of the outdoors and tho camp
fire, just as lie must, for the safety
of life and property, learn the traffic
and sanitation laws of the city. He
should know that It is wrong and in
tolerable to throw down the lighted
match or cigarette in the forest, just
as well as he knows be must not
throw tin cans and old clothing into
the street at home, lie should learn
the etiquette of the forest just as
he does the drawing-room.
"The smoker would not throw his
match or cigarette stump or empty
bis pipe on his host's rug or table
cover, but, without giving it a thought,
the same smoker will toss a burning
match or ashes on the floor of his
host the forest where it threatens
property worth millions and even
Lamon lives."
SCOTTISH RITE ATTENTION
There will be a meeting of the
Scottish Rite bodies May 111, 7:30 p.
m., for work and final arrangements
for the Med ford reunion,
mil ORDER V. M.
E
Two boy and girls club organised
in Lane county arc eligible to compute
in the corn contet to he held tins
ye;ir by the Portland t'nion Stoek-
vaula company. The lllue Mountain
club of five membera under the leader
fthlp of Mary 10 lien Henfon and the
Coburg club of 17 membera lei by
It. I.. Stonelnirg. Individual inemtinr
and other club that .may be organized
during the prcaent month will nln be
eligible, m cording to Arnold Collier,
cituniy club leuder.
The corn contest is open to any
club of Oregon. Washington and M ilio
and caxli prizes, totaling ? I5 have
been offered, A corn club member
miiHt plant not less than one acre of
corn and It I necessary to enter llw
contest before August 1. Accurate
record of work dune, cost und yield
are nquirul.
J ,n ne county ia in the northwest dis
trict of Oregon which for the pur
pose of the content coniiats of all
counties north of Houglas and west 'd
the Cascade. Five prize of from !l.
to f 10 are offered for Individual win
ners, A ?o prixe for a cliauipionohi
exhibit of oO ears titid a prize of $lo
for a story and record of ihe pom
te-t. The eiiiimpioii'diip exhibit will be
determined by competition between
the best products of the various atnte
district.
Trout Eggs Taken
For State Waters
Taking of llie first rainbow trout
egg of the KeiiMon under the direction
(of the stale fish and game con mis
j fioii tins been completed at the Dia
mond l.i ke still ion. The crew made
Ihrlr way lo ihe stuti"n on mow.-hm's
; und cleared the trail. The first t;ike
s consisted of NIWUMM, rj.K, It in re
j p Tied. The ecu taking in l.atie count
i will Ri'i'n br under way, it i reportul.
' It.- Inttf. 1 tlm 1 linm.m.l In Wo r.tnil
I Iti.in,' then the annomo vmcnt of w , ,,,, 0l(.n B1 ,tmt firH, h, ftf
the ftrruiou and music fr Ihe day, the ,. i.i,,,, ;m .i,,.,, i, r iir
h;i.-liM. that Tolk ehould mteml jjpm,, tl the Mute hatcl.eri-s. lnv
Ihe l.oHl't house on that iliy. and the , i,,,,,!,., ,M1). Taking of ecg will con
cho.il; ulateinent, the hnme H the j t niI(t mj (1lllMl .nnr tt ,v ;,(.!,
hettdbne, Tin diKnilied aduM'lisemrnt j hllt, (( u rM,(M.,tM , mor(, 17,.
bronchi the rniwd, and raided many ; ihhi.ihhi egn will have hern hipped.
people to allend tli great Fer j . .
ibe wh.. neer athud church at pAii ,w- frn
other time. jV'OltaffC llTOVC 111011
"My him conviction after year of: YiHSm lllooca
ailver(iiiig In rliucb work U that Ihe HIIIU HI 1UIRMS
best menu f advertising U in be i
nmnpap'-rM. It ad. I digntty to your' Percy A. Rogera of t'ottsge Ijrove,
catme, Ii rradie the gr.hut number i '"'''I S.ituidny nt the Fugeue hospital,
nf people, and il link- the church with ! 'i'" "H '!' jeara.
the greiite-t Influen.r )n the world: H"-ule hit widow, Mr. Ma Reg
toddy, outside of Ihe church Itself. ' ! ,r". he leave a dnugluer, Flbel. Mr.
- i l!oger wa n member ot the Modern
Many Attend Tent
"A THg gjlT'roit THE HBJO SuesT1'
!p '.jffrT. !." l.TTTT? yrH LWAY1
All Ready for the
BIG SHOWI
WHERE. PRICES ARE f(VG . R MSED.
TODAY
TUESDAY
Threo Kugene citizen are auth
orized to accept enlistments for the
citizen' military training ramp at
t'amp Lewis, Wnh., from June 19 to
July lHt Biiununce Corporal t". K.
Pntchett, United State army recruit
ing officer.
Those who may accept enlistments
or furnish information to applicants!
iu addition to the recruiting officer
are a fo lows: -
.1 M Willi...... siici iViHi.ni.tt. si.
t'aptain Carlton Spencer, registrar.
I'niverMty of Oregon.
Captain Jjimar Tooze, 1257 Nine
teenth avenue east,
"We are receiving inquiries from a
number of Kugene youths who prob
ably will help to fill Kane county's
quota of 17," anya Corporal Pritchett.
"Any man from 17 to ;tl) is elegible,
and no previous military training is
required. Tho course include pre
liminary military training, physical
education, athletic, and essentials of
military drill."
Scout Leaders to
Take Course Here
Training courses for Roy Scout lend
ers in the study of scoutcraft i.to to
he held each Frid'iy evening under the
iiireiiuin or C. I(. Clark, newly un
pointed scout lender for Kane county
All features of cout activity will be:
taken up at (hewn meeting, according I
to Mr. Chirk. Tho outdoor program of j
scout work, fires nnd enmping moth-1
od used on hikes, recreational metb-1
oda of teaching t routing and other 1
phases of the scout program will he
discunsed. Two of these Meion have
already been held and much interest
tins heen ttunifented by the scoulmar.
ers and aihintK. j
NOTICE
Moved to park treet in Fn ted
Siaie National Hink Huildins. first
door south of Sih frert.
tf FRANK J. IlKRiiF.R. Realtor
LARRY EVANS POPULAR "POST" STORY-
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PAINTED LADY
A drama of the tropica and of a
man's strange romance with a wo
man who played with hearts un
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Featuring
Dorothy Mackaill
George O'Brien
And a big laughl
"DEMON
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INT'L NEWS
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DeVANEY
at the
WURLITZER
ulXl1 Any 25r
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i w
tlui'Ml of America.
'unenil service were held
from.
It f i 1 1i1Ih ''"rel at Cottage t.rove
AleOtlllK OpOIlin Sunday afternoon at -au n'.lock.
Rv II. 1 1 A I f ,
The tent mt'ethiifi at SttieenOi and
M'lltaiiieltf under the leadership of
F.vangeltst C. (. UeuliAm tarted off
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS
Notice I heicby given tbnt nil
t 'iOint y Wfirrsm M nn,l in -hi. I in jt
ery tliirlnil-ly ctenla aflerimoii .,.1,1.,', 1 C ,,,.'
Treasurer' oflice on TucmI:ij, M:iy
P.. II'-Inter
ith a udenditi nitehdnnce, m spile
01 1 ne iiicicuieui weather.
In opening remarks Mr. Renliam
staled that he bopd lo . nn old
f ttfh itMiril revival break out here. Onr
that would be lielpfoi t, every rhurch
and ncrv Itidividusl.
The tctiiiiony ertb- was lagel
taken up Willi what (be evangelist
railed "a shower n( iioiatnMo" I runt
the word of (iod
riie story of Flush and King A hub
wb (old in (be eniiK.'ht s miere'-ttiic
way and likencl lb e to lltblf cbr
acter lo two rlMKe ihe Ap-tute
c!h- Hint (he Aiuioiiited cU!,
)( slated that dtiring bis cninpniiu
111 Fugene he wlsbe.l o make lo
nulKtaoding appesU, t. e, bark n the
nN of hm ihI bnck to I be work?,
(tf tiotl.
It ws announced that prayer niet.
i jig it would be held each morning at
ft at tlie tent and service each liigbi
beginning at 7 ;4.
l w
en on th it date.
riN A W Mill,
t 'i'mm! v Treasurer.
tlS-Tue ml
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