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CITY NEWS ,r.lBtinueJ from page om) I r;1 001(1 tahr M'V li i;ar..- was a member of l';; of Honor in Eiifeoe. and ri Of tC $"5 fhie f',r V'lat" ""I! ute 1-1 ail,st lhrowina 2 J trial ou any hod inside tn, 3tM.r""t were distributed ti UVTL tbl Cawadc national frt The f e i for "thrown. .way tfKT?.d tobirro, cigars, dsarettc.-. fitSarkr. or other lfehud WK .I' on nr frl taod. private ""J f iW hig'n;.y or railroad ngnt ?iJ hi tfcp e,H,e ,f rrE0"" V a(i5 V? hove instruction "'Ihat tii'is b w ia vigorously en- fSf pen'isor of the Case. Ic M t "Vftfr the splendid co-opern-E trnM during the observation imlrifun Forest wefk we are hop . ro.'cu.ions will be eX,rem, fVw ihe comiLR wason.' .:.. Aid Crop The recent ruins luive proved an ..cflleDt aid to those formers who are "king eiperimeoiiil pointing of VBT who fnil-'l l,il,Dt llua cr"' IwW tu miuMiiil opportunity ow ' lo the late rains eofteuing the roand according " HiinmiiUTineiit. Mdir of 0. . Kletclier. Lane county .mc-jlinral agent. About 80 Line Munty fanners are planting alfaiti ipring. this beiiiB ihe largt Bamtr that hue ever Misrd this mvm the county. -Most of the plnrt inrs are small trn.-ts a large number iag experimental plantings under d supervision of the county agent's c'Jic. CIB-Up Week is On Don't forget that this is clean-up tttk urges .Miyor E. H. Parks, who recently issued u proclnination M ijuitiug the week from .May 11 to 10 i, man j I dean-up week for the city ofEugctie, anil calling n H citizens to co-operate in ridding the city of twifbtly refuse, tin cans, garbage, (tt "We are informed that a large number of property owners are uri itnbjng their rubbish nnd ordering it urtfd off," Bind Miyur I'arks t inlay. The rainy weather of the first of tin k has prevented any large atuuunt tf rleaniDg up being done. Auto tour bti arc coming into the city daily in increased numbers, mid it is ui to the city to have clean streets and lot-i to show them when they visit us." Field Trip Planned Classes in historical geology at the university will co on a field trip, Snt ordij, May lti, which will last from about eight in the morning until noon. Tie section below Jasper will be stu died. In this region several fett of rock beds arc tilted up by dystrophic ulion and eroded by the action of the river until ridges can now be clearly traced. The chisses will examine the rocks for fossilized organisms, and will collect fossilized leaves of dif ferent trees that h.ivo been preserved in the-roek. Tiie tciies whose leavon, ire to lie collrcted are related distant It to the modem trees of this section pVauo, and William Pilcber, tenor, also uoloists for the "Creation," are ex pected to arrive in Kugene today. To Hold Tryouts Try-outs for the two scholarships granted annually by Mu I'hi Epsilon, national musical fraternity for women, will be held within the neit few wet-ks. These try-outs are open to women students, in voice, violin, and pian.'. Those reeciving the scholarships ar eutitlied to a loan covering a year's study of one lesson a week, while tin faculty will co-operate with Mu Tin Kpsilon by giving the scholarship holdrrs a second lesson weekly, gratis. health officer, who has charge of the inspections. j Grand Jury Called The Lane county graDd jury ap pointed last nmnrti hv ImH... 1 c Kendall ia called for May IS. two weeks before the opeuing of the reg ular circuit term. The new jury con sists of W. K. Coppernoll, Mrs. Mar garet I.ee Kapp, Mrs. llattie B. I'rury. H. I. Smart t, Charles Colton. John Mrtluire and Ernest Shrmk. ; Leaves for Oeadwood Mrs. K. I. Ilerkshire. resident of i the Ieadwood district, came 50 milea to attend the school children's pa geant in Kugene Saturday and she aided in the success of the pioneer relic display by bringing a tea kettle, more than loO years old. Mrs. Herk- ' shire returned today to her home in j western lne. Fidelity and Deposit company of Port- A KVprl mifiVPr land, ia a business visitor in Kugene! CUTyiU! l i today. , j To Head Jewelers Leaves for Portland j Mrs. flora Livetmore and her 'daughter liertrude left today for ; Portland where they will Ttsit for the next few days. ; Leave for Marshfield Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Oabura left to ; day for Marshfield to make an ex : tended visit. To Speak At Assembly "Building for Peace" is the topic on which Thomas Edward (Ireen. lec turer, author and traveler, will ad dress university students on Thurs day at assembly in the woman's build ing. I r. Green has been described an "a journalist by iustioct, a statis tician by training." who has utilized ' his continutl travel about the world in gatherng n storehouse of unusual information. Repair Shop Opens (line -Lynns of Springfield is open ing up nu automobile repair phop this week in connection with tie Kompp and Jones storage garage at 857 Pearl street. Eugene. Mr. Lyons is adding entirely new equipment, making a trip to Portland on a buying trip over the week-end. Me returned last night. Mr. Lyons has been em ployed at the Springfield garage of W. H. Adrian during the past year. Clara Miller Honored Clara Miller of Eugene was pledged to Omicron Nu, women's honorary home economics fraternity at the (ire gon Agricultural college, at the wo men's convocai ion Sa I unlay n f t er noon. Miss Miller, sophomore in home economics, is a member of the lelia Zeta aorority. Early Rosea Btoom Mrs. Mary Wallace, M!5 Pearl street, has had Ued Letter lny rosea in bloom for over a week nnd Isabel, Lyon, Mud inn Uavary and ltciih Heid are all blooming and full of buds in her garden. "We have spring a month earlier ou the hill, so that may ac count for it," said Mrs. Wallace. Plan Scout Troop A new troop of boy scouts will he organized nnd know n as troop No. (. it was decided last night at which a j troop committee was named, consixt j ing of lr. H. T. Hurnett, chairman, Nelson K. Macduff, ilham llarker, lr. C. P.. Willoughby nnd Lester J. Temple. Troop No. 1 now consists of 40 boys of the university high school, and some of these will go iuto troop No. G as a nucleus. Orator To Compete Jack Met; uire will represent the university in the Pacific Coast finals in the Natonal Oratorical contest to be held at Stanford university. May Prizes nt stake aggregate $r.(NKi and the contestants are the six best from the colleges and universities of the Pacific coast states. The general subject is the American constitution. The contest, which is being conducted ! bv the Hetter American Federation of California, will come to its national climax in Los Angeles on June 5. Iicnase in 1926 The recent action of (he board of rsenti in raisin; summer school fer dees not go into effect until summer Ktool of UVJit, according to Alfrtd Powers,' acting director of the exten sion division. The fees for this coming lummrr school will be $1.50 us or itinally announced in the catalog. "H; ?aue of the action of the regents in riisint; the summer Jchool f-es many in-iniries have come into the extension division asking whether or not the new J 15 fee. goes into effect this se-t-li'n,1' aid Power?. "However, it will tot. Aad as originally nnnounced in the utalog the present $12.50 rale will charged f.ir the six week's session it both Portland and on the campns." Gather Old Clothes Piopeer club boys of Eugene will gather old clothes for the Near East relief on Wednesday, May L'O, desig nated as bundle day, it was decided at a meeting of the Pioneers central council yesterday atcrnoon. More than 100 bundles of clothes were gath ered, sacked, labeled and shipped to the Armenians last year. Au over night hike will be taken Friday, May 22, it was decided. Mothers Are Givests A uiothtir-daughter banquet will la held at the Christian church Wed nesday evening at 6 o'clock for the University high Bchool girl reserves, the Try-Y's and the Freshman Oirl Reserve club nt the Eugene high school with their mothers. About 110 have indicated intentions of Icing present. N Or. Gilbert Honored Kiection of lr. James H. Gilbert, tod of the department of economics the university, as president of the Kwadtible society was a feature of meeting lust night at the Osburn K. 0. Potter was made vice president, and George Turnbull. sec "trr. lletiring officers were Frank "Bklnp- president : .1. II. Gilbert, vicc P"Jent: an,l Ralph MIirtilli wom,. trT- r. It. c. rinrk. bend of the W'veruty history department, talked "Pursation of history texts. &ier Arrives t!..' Chri?N,Pher. hns soloist for (-rest-on " which will be given X ? T the K,1R(,ne Oratorio so frt M-thodist Episcopal tid b '?ntvp(l ' K'lne yestentay 11m r p,,,nK nt ,ho H,lip -"burn. tint 'l,r,,r,"I,'rr nompanied the Mrs- -'ane liurns Albert, so- Eugene Girl Pledges Georgia English of Eugene was pledged to two women's honorary fraternities at the Oregon Agricul ' tn nil college, Omicron Nu. national J hnme economics, and Zetn Kappa Psi, , national forensic, at the women's ' convocation Saturday afternoon. Miss j English is a junior in borne economic. Swimming Lessons Start j All boys between the ages of 10 and i IS years will he given free swimming j lessons at the Y. M. C. A., announces j E. K. Iloldeman. physical education director. Lessons will start next Mon 1 day, and will continue for tw weeks. I Hoys will be able to register for the i course in public schools. j Leave for Ohio Iter, and Mrs. J. C. Templeton. 1!70 Columbia street, left this morn ; ing for a trip east, where Mrs. Tem I pleton will visit in Chicago, nnd Mr. j Templeton will attend the general as ! sembly of the Presbyterian church at Columbus, Ohio. Euneno Births Roportod Through an error the report on births and deaths during April was credited for Lane county instead of Eugene. Each city in the stale makes a separate report to the state board of health, according lo Ir. S. M. Ker rou, city nnd county health officer. Eight Members of Lions Club Going ToMedford May 16 Eight members of the Eugene Lions club will go to Medford Saturday for the celebration of charter night for the Medford club, it wai announced .it today's luncheon of the club. The local delegation will make the trip hv automobile and on the special traia from Portland. At the meeting today the coming district convention at Longview, Wash, wns discussed. The convention will b May 20, ;0 and 81, and four delegate will attend from this city. The Lions' club is offering a silver loving cup as a trophy to the winner of the Pioneer club debates now b ing held in the city, It was learned. This trophy is pow on exhibition in the display window of LarawnyV Jewelry Btore. T STATISTICS I SALEM. Ore., May III. A. Fred I Glover of Klamath Falls was elected ; president of the Oregon Uetail Jew ' elcra association at the convent iou 1 that closed here last night. Other of ficers were elected as follows: First vice-president. W, 11. Saxton, Portland; second vice-president W. F. j Kenram. Marshfield; third vtee-pres-( ident 11. G. Warren, Corvallis; secro ! tary-treasurer. A. Ai Keene, Salem. ! Officers hold for one year. I Klamath Falls was selected as the place of holding the next annual con vention which will be the ll'th of May. The convention here closed last night with a banquet and dance, at which over 150 people were present. BORN WILLS-r-At the Eugene hospital, Wednesday. May 13. 1025, to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wills of Lorane, School Supplies Sent out to Clerks School supplies for the clerks of all districts of Lane are being sent out today from the office of E. J, Moore, county superintendent of schools. Report blanks, teacher contracts, no tices for posting calling Attention to special school election1, and pamph itis on school laws and requirements are included among the large consign ments being prepared for the nearly 2tt0 districts of the county. Tho an nual reports will not be sent nut to districts until all data arc available and (his information compiled, the su perintendent states. 1uring the last 50 years denths in New York city from tuberculosis have decreased 44 per cent, while thone from heart disease have increased 42 per rent. n- ia - i i t c i. Or. Fritz Marti, of the university taglc StnrtS philosophy department, will read the fcy the Fabric dtntf nnnnr hufurn thn IMitlnsmihr rlnh At n . . . meeting to be held tonight, in the j n the woman's building. "Religious Real ity" is the topic. After the reading, an informal discussion will take place, Social is planned .The Oucen Esthers, girls mission ary society of the Springfield Meth odist church,' are giving au ice cream social today on the church lawn. S3iv ing begin at 5 o'clock, and will be con tinned through the evening, A pro gram will be preseuted at 7 o'clock. Returns from Mapleotn Sheriff Frank E. Taylor returned Inst night from Maplcon after a busi ness vmt in that district. The sher iff reports that last night a heavy rain was falling in Western lane, much more than that reported in Eu gene yesterday. ' . To String Wires Work on stringing of new copper ( wire between Eugene nnd Portland J wns started this morning by a West ern Union construction crew, it ia an- '. f nounced by .1. A. McKcvitt, manager I of the local office. Miss Hoovor Returns Miss Isnbelle Hoover, secretory in the Cascade national forest office, returned today from a week's vaca tion, which she spent with her par ents nnd friends in Tacoma and Seattle. Leaves for Callfornie Miss Irene Applegnte has left for San Francisco where she will visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Oearboru and then will go to Los Angeles to visit. Road Is Dragged M L. Wallace, road supervisor for district 0 nt Jasper, is now at work dragging tho roads in that vicinity, according to report made to the coun ty court. Returns ?rom Portland (ieorge II. McMorran of this city returned today after a business visit of a few days nt Portland. Here from Portland R. y.. Pinney, vice-presideut of the vA'rs i m pvarn rnnrs i i x v II I Sly'rt styles you can't afford to pass by at a price you can't afford to pass up Atterned in a young man s vein striped and checked to suit a young man not afraid to dress well cut trim across the shoulders full around the Ijody long in the 6kirt with a six buttoned, gaplcss centerplait that juns to the bottom. $'2..r)0 - $,100 STORES-MEN 713 WILLAMETTE !' MH1ER SHIRTINGS ! Camps Are Inspected. I The majority of the auto tourist i camps in Lane county have been in -i spected and recommendations made j that they received the state license as required by the new law passed by the last session of the legislature. A I few more camps are yet lo make ap- plication for the license, according lo Or. S. M. Kerron. city and county W SEZ: A Car That Isn't Equipped Looks Like A Man n His B. V. D.s! ' ATTENTION! ;Jd, Star and Chevrolet Owners kin-V b,r' ,Drln1 b,ck yP. 'ull nickel, with curved tndi, ftoi- , 1 bumoer. or hair rear bumper. If preferred. tnl once 3'-0 Plr. Our price $29.50 pir, in.lalled FREE! FREE! FREE " 'la.n,'",'' '"'f, Automatic Wlnd.hlld ri-anT or a t hilars "Ip 'lnK" lutalled with every order of twenty fit your partlrular ear. They dnn't rattle They don t runt with very little attention. OCR nrynKKs fi wur;in i ii-T aunt nisi wiin very nmo an ' ag.nts will give you 12lvrfr discount pr pair. 8jat''' .r'"n 'iulp your car you lnnwp real mnnr. ri i j hf,,i'vina- Come in ana so for yourself. Thf finest i-no county were equipcd by . STEWART'S uT0M0BILE EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS 943 Oak Street 948 Open Evenings e,youn 0M th" Qua,ity Bnd price of Trunk Rack THE END ES NEAR ONLY THREE MORE DAYS LEFT For your choice of our stock at Sale Prices. cannot last forever. Such Bargains Sale Ends Saturday Evening iViay 16 Take our advice and secure your needs before the end of this great sale of splendid footwear Don't miss your chance at these ladies' suede slippers all colors S8:00 ; $2.98 Ladies' and big girls' Regent Keda Q snort, oxfords. VaJues to S5.00. Pre. pare fcr hot weather Children's Barefoot Sandals. Here's wonder prices: Sizes QOc 5 to 8 Sizes Q4 f)Q 8J to 11 Vl4iO Sizes Q AO 11J to 2 VA.IO Hundreds of pairs of Ladies' Slip pers. Close out no ?A0J rnce Florsheim Shoes and Oxfords, your choice, your style. flJQ or Last chance .. Men's Oxfords. Big variety, black, brewn and light tan. New styles, new lasts Qr l Q Last Chance tyO kO Men's Work Shoes. Medium and lightweight. All solid Q QQ leather. Last chance Men's Mule Skin Summer Shoes. Prepare for comfort. C-f nn Last Chance 743 Willamette Street MODEL SHOE STORE 748 Willamette Street Eugene's outstanding musical treat of the year will be the Eugene Ora torio's Society's presentation of "The Creation," Methodist church. May 15 and 16. ; Your Kitchen Madam Is (t completely In order for sumninr till -Hpick and span ana' equipped with thn Uttlo modern convoulencoH that now mnkfl the hours npont In 1 ho kttchon n rrnl ploaaurn instead nt a drudgo. Now la tho tlmn to Rot nverythlna; In readiness for thn summer months just around the corner. The baaomont Btore la so splendidly equipped to servo your needs! The lasting natlsfactlon nnd prldo of displaying and using thin acint lllallng. perefct glass warn will moro than offset lta allghtly hlghter cost. Wonderfully comploto stocks. 7 Piece Berry Sets $1.95 Kxtrn clear, smontlt glHsa berry howl nnd 6 dishes in neat, handed d'eaign. HtW bottoms. Every piece perfect. Nlco fur puddings and other desaerta. Ice Cream Freezers $2.00 "Now Standard" 2 qunrt ice cream frees era, tho Ideal homo freezor for lco cream, frozen desHorts nnd ns a pack for chilling food a. Tested nnd approved by "Good Housekeeping." Androck Canning Racks 69c Strongly rnndo of heavy polished wlro. TIohl'8 6 Jiirn of any size. InnlKnl to fit on any atz.0 bollor. A Vtiry auperlor innnliiK ruck to that onllnnrlly found nt Mo. New Dry Hand Mops $1.50 .Sanitary nnd naay to handle no dipping of hands in filthy water Just a alinple twlat and mop wrings dry Instantly. Kxtiu mop Jioada $ 1 .00 each. Electric Hot Plates $1.50 Very convenient and thoroughly reliable small size. , Large Yellow Mixing r Bowls $1.29 Kxtrn smooth mixing howls In tho largest size. Ilrlght yellow trimmed with neat hrown bands. Others In various sizes 2Uc up. Shelf Oil Cloth 15c Yard Kull la IncheB wide.. Plain white or neat Itluo border patterns. Trottlly scalloped. Koft. pliable quality that will not easily crack or chip. Oil Painted Lunch Cloths 75c "Sanltas" oil painted lunch cloths 43 Inches square. In a plonslng choice of light and dark blue and brown nnd jmr plo patterns. So easy to clean. $5 Electric Irons $3.48 Genuine "Elite" electric Irons fully guar autoeiV. Just seven Irons to sell at this lower price. Substantial Brooms 69c A heavily stitched broom that will give a lot of good service. Varnished handles. First qunllty. Sample Sets of Genuine Haviland China Now on Display in Basement Store The word "Haviland" for many decades has been associated with the highest art In china dishes. The skill of workmanship nnd artistry of design ami color harmory has no equal the world over. Kvery woman down through tthe centuries has glorified In thn pniHesslon of her fine china and thn right kind to her Ih a sacred' cornerstone of the home. (!ome to our store nnd see these mar velously heaullful Haviland sample Bets. 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