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Bulgarian Dictator is Cheered by Crowd
RECEIVE BIOS Oil
PA I, KM. Ore. Miiy 14. HiiN on
highway aii lrilK' riJimtniHion pro
jretK in nltoiit a lnMl round? will
bo fipi'nH liy the fiiile hmhwu.v 'wi
niiK.sinii at A ni'Ttinn in lWMniid mi
TIiutmIjiv nnd Friday Mny " ami JI.
Tin projwlK fir'-:
Hid M ! nccivM Mnv Jt:
Curry county Jold lioarli-Iliiiilt-r
rrffk Krtim of III1 Itonwpvplt vnuxt
hixbway 2.5 mil? of Kni'ling find niir-fnritiK-
1 (mirIus roiinty Approarhrt to
the OnklHnd hridKi' nnd ovrTiiii(c
on Dip l'nrifir liichwny .VI mil- of
grading nnd wiii'fitcmjr.
I.nne county- Hcndrirku bride
Motion of (lie MiKfiizic hiftliway .7
milf of grndiiijt nnd xurfin-injr.
JJiicnln rniinly Offer ItnrleNVw i
port portion of tho KoohpvpU count
iiijihixny K.T mil- of Ntirfnrmj:.
Sili-U Itny unction of tli Hookp
Vflf con hiRhwny X1 mil of cm
hnnltmrnt construction acrom the
tidp flntM.
Malheur county- Ileum crcrkCow
rnllpy Motion of John lny highway,
2" "J inflfH of grading to he lot in
tun tmilH.
Tillamook county I ohnnnvill'1
Wilfon river wctjnn of ItnonovHt
ront highway, 0.7 inilcR of rcHurfnc
In. Hay City Ruction of Iloonevclt const
highway. .21 mile of grading.
,lo(pphine county - Nine concrete
bnx culvertft, 4 nrinll rnwroto bridge,
ande one ISfi-fool uteel Mpnn with
trentle nppronrhea on the It ed wood
and rcgon Caves highways near
Kerhy.
('mat ilia county- A crowing of the
O. W. H. & N. tracks it t Meachnm.
Hid to he received May lilt:
i ooa county Tin furnishing of
0,000 cuhio yard of broken tone
for maintenance work on the Coo
layItnffebunc highway.
Curry county ("hetco river-rnli-fornia
line aertion of Mnnsevelt mast
highway ti.O't mile of grading and
surfacing.
Jooephina county-Tied wood Junction-
Wella ranch section of Oregon
Cavea highway 4.32 miles of grading.
Tillamook county Jtrlghton-Jotty
creek section of ltooNavelt coat high
way, one mile, nf.juir facing.
Washington county Jackson bot
tom section of Ilillnhoro-I.Rurel mar
ket road, 1.02 milna of grading.
for the afternoon. There wiU be all
kinds of races and contests anil uther
ports enough to keep the entire
crowd interested all afternoon. A free
wrestling between (ilea Strome and
els lioim both of Junction City lias
been secured for the evening. Jtth
are experienced wrestlers, 'ibis will
start at 7 p. in. sharp in the park.
There will be several boxing prelimi
naries. A big dunce is to be held
Thurbdfiy evening in Gaiety hall. A
jitney dance will be held Friday aft
ernoon am) the day will wind up with
the grand bull in the even ng.
The fuinmittee him necured the
Itrowning Amuifiiient company of
.Salem who will be here for three dny
with a iiierry-go-rouiid, ferris wheel,
whip and other attractions.
King George Meets
American and son
General Lazaroff has been named Military Dictator of Bulgaria by
King Boris and Is using an Iron hand In surpresslng the Communist
uprising. He is shown tbove In the midst of a cheering crowd.
T
National Defense ,
Muster Considered
WASHINGTON, Mux 0P)
A concerted movement wn in proif
reffH tnilny to hnvn slain exeTiitivrn
place before Preiildent (!ooHtlno Iheir
views rem nil nit the proposed "nn
tionnt defense mustor" on Armistice
dsy.
The president before rcnrhlnR n
decision In the plnn, drnwn by n com
mlttee of reserve officers Rssoclntlon
end submitted bjr the wnr deport
ments desires to know the nttltmlo
of (overnors. With a view to ex
pediting tho matter, appeals for
prompt consideration were beliiR sent
to slate cnpltola by the reserve, na
tional guard, and vctoraus organizations.
Sale of Elk Horns
Results in Fines
nOSEniJItO, Ore., Mny 14 Frank
Gatens and 0. J J. Jiidgowny, both of
Keedsport, were fined $2A0 eacli thin
morning following their arrest on a
charge of selling elk horns. According
to District Attorney Ciuy Cordon, tin
men are Recused of having secured tho
horns from the herd ranging along tne
coa it on the border between DouglnH
nnd Lane counties. Ho stated that
they sold one vet of horns to n gnimt
warden for $25 and were placed under
arrest for that offense. They entered
A plfa of guilty tn the charge, when
arraigned iu the justice court In tin
city.
Vice-President
Enjoys Uoys Game
CniCAOO, May 14 W .ram
mar students of the Miller school in
Kvnnston were playing baseball yes
terdsy when a stranger hurdled the
fence near third base and became
an Intereated spectator.
They noticed him smoking an In
ffrted pipe. Ho atnyed to see the
flninh In the eleventh inning.
Then some of tho players recog
nised him ns their neinhhor. Vice
president Charles J. Danes. He
congratulated the. fifth grade team
which won and promised tn pitch
some day for the fourth graders, who
Inst.
WASHINGTON', Mny 14. An cf
fort is being made by the department
of flKrlniltiirn to place the wool in
dustry on a Htandnrdized Iihmh
through extension of Mandiird grade
for rnw word and development of
methods of determining the grade of
wool in yarns. , A lnrg . volume of
wool nold in the I'niler) St a lea, the
depnrtment'H standard, nnd prelim
inary Invest igntion Ihih demonstrated
the possibility of determining the
grade of wool in lops nnd yarns.
"The official ftlniidnrds so fur es
tablished," they said, 'nre based on
diameter of filler. The fnctors, such
as length of the staple, spinning prop
erties and shrinknge must be studied
and if possible standards for tliein
worker) out. The support and ap
proval of all brunches of the, industry
will be sought in inking up these
phases of tho standardization work."
Charge of Attack
On Baby Scouted
NKW YOliK. May 11. hnr H
that Agnes Toohey, 18 months old.
was held by tho heels nnd dashed
aguinst a wnll at n hnby home con
ducted by Mrs. Helen (ieisen-Volk
have, collapsed on n result of an auto
pay which followed exhuiniuioli of tin
body.
The attack occurred tho day before
tho child died, according to the un
corohomitcd testimony of a nurxc, In?
no nii; nt of physical injury were found
on tho body yesterday. ,
An autopsy, is yet to be performed
on the body of William Winter, on
month oljl, who so died nt. the hnby
homo nnd, wIiuko body also I.iih been
exhumed.
Mrs. Volk Is tinder arrest on :i
charge of hnhy substitution and vio'n
tlon of health code.
Health department records hne
disclosed that II bnhics died at the
two catnhlbfhiucntR maintained by tier
since January 1, 1DIH.
WIFE TD SEPARATE
NKW VnilK. Mny 14. Iiirhnvd
HnrthelinesH, motion pietitre stjr j i
hi ni-treHs wife. M.iry Huy. ha ,e
n greed to cepnrnte, hut only b'ciuse
Ci"ir profe'-nioiml rnreertt ruire tii:t
;! ey wi. ;-k in different cities, it is
'ittiteil.
I JI.ss Hay. who in private life i
I Mary Huy Caldwell, dnughter of Col
! onel Frank .Merrill Cnldwe 1. I'. S. A..
, will leivp s on frr KnInnd to dnn- e
j in music halls with Clifton Webb. Mr.
H.irihchnesH will remain in New Vo.-
milking p'cturcs.
A statement issued by Mis Hay
says Hint neither party will s-ek n dt
I vorce and their two lenr o!d ihnmhter
wdl remain, wi.h Mr. 'tnrthelmp.
wlilli the mother in nbrond, after that
spending six months nt n time w;th
each parent.
From I oy wood con en news that
Hert I.ylHI nnd Claire Windsor scre n
stnrs, will be married at .Inure todn.-.
Mr. L; te wtis divorced Inst t let-her
from Kvelyn X'nimhu. Mis Wndsor
whoso real nnme i liln Kronk. w.is
formerly the wife of Wil inin Moles.
LONDON. Mny 1 1. OP) At ba-t
one American f this gear's vintne i
touri.itK jot a iktsouhI audience whb
King tieorge today and he didn't h ive
to go to the king's levee or be pre
seined nt court in ord-r to do it, ili
Kvening New.- rc.'ntrd.
The king, the newspaper slid. w.i
making the rnimd rf exhibits nt t li
Wembley exjM'sition when a eturoy
American hohling a loy by the lniti.i
pniied his way through the crowd anJ
wit' out nny prel'min-iries, paid:
"Shake h.indri with Amerii i, kin;!-'
Kin- tleore. with a smile Bhoi't
(rinds cirdial'y and smiled ngnin when
the Auieric-in. in a jovial manner in
troduce! ''the boy."
Then th- lat't elf-prenentee lift.. I
his hut and walked away. A moment
later he Mop nod an'l with meditative
complacency observed:
'N'-w I'm happy. I have hiken
hands with the king of Knglnnd and
Jack Dempsey."
One Thin Wcman
Gained lOPounds
in 20 Days
SKINNY MEN CAN
DO THE SAME
W. O.W. Picnic
Plans arc IMade
.U NCTION CITY. May 1 (. (Spe
cial) The W. ). W. met in regular
session Tuesday night. The main bus.
iness of the evening meeting was the
W. O. W. picnic to be held May 2!.
Reports were received fmm vnriouH
committees. Charter W. Hall, senator
from Coos county has been secured
ns the speaker of the day. He w II de
liver his address nt II a. m. in the
city park. TJie parade committee re
ported that they hud about 4i flout
signed up outside of the schools. A
fast ball game hns been scheduled be
tween Junction City nnd Harrifhurg
All weak men and women
Ail nervous men nnd women j
I AH skinny men and women
Can grow stronger, healthier and
I more vigorous nnd take on solid :
' needed flesh in days just by taking
t McCoy's t 'od Liver Oil ( 'ompniiud
iTnhlels four times a day as eusy to
lake as candy. !
And what a bit these flesh produc- j
ing tablets have made. One druggist)
tripled his khIch iu one week.
K very body knows that misty-tasting'
evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a won- i
rlerful vitali.cr, flesh producer, and '
health creator.
Hut who wants to swallow the!
horrible stuff, when these wonderful
tablets McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Coin- j
pound Tablets, are just ns good and '
so easy to take.
A box of ll'l tablets for cents;
and if any skinny uiau or womnirl
doesn't gain at least ."i pounds iu 1HI j
days money back. Ask Linn 1 h ug "
Co, A. Ku keudiill. ( 'nrroll s j
l'liannacy or any good druggist an.v-'j
where in America. ;
lie sure and get McCoy's, the or- f
iginal and genuine, mid don't forget
there is nothing on earth so good to '
linike backward, lisCesj., underweight
children grow strong and robust.
MESSENGERS ROBBED
CAMIUUIHIK. Mass., Mny 14.-
OP) Two messengers bearing a pay
roll of $LMUKHI from the First Na
tional bank of Host on to tho plant
of Lever Hroihcrs company, in Fust
Cambridge wero held up today nt
the entrance to the plant by six
masked men and robbed of two
leather bags containing (he money.
MARY PICKFORD ILL
PKVKKLY HILLS, Cal.. .May II.
Mary Tickford, screen scire, was '
confined tovher bed with a odd today. !
Her physician said her condition was
not set inns but would keep her from '
the studio for severs! data. j
PANTS
Cut and mntla sporlnMr for
you ny r Rrsria in our
own shop. Uunrsniflptl to fit.
LISTON MFG. CO.
719 Oily. Elk. Bldg.
CONCRETE
BRICK
BURIAL VAULTS
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIPE
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
HOLLOW TILE
BLOCKS
SEPTIC TANKS
Eugene Concrete
Pipe Co.
135 Blair Phono 903
Save for That
Trip
You Want
Aro you one of thoso
unfortunate individ
uals, who Inst your
hml n trip nil planned,
nml was unahlo to
tako it on account of
lack of finances t
Tho dollar or two you
put into n vaclion fuu l
novo nt t tie l-'irst Na
tional will hardly ho
missed. Hut. when va
cation t i mo r o in p r
those dollars will have
prow n to ninny
PiioiiK-'i to have n few
Pli.joynlile weeks nwav
from the worries of
liusiness.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
Log Cabin Hotel
at McKenzie Bridge
The
will open umlnr now
niannRoment
Saturday, May 16
Kverybmly Wplromo!
Nowly ronnvntoil. Spotlul din
nor sorved Sunciiiya.
Mrs. Anns' K. Boone,
Proprietress
Old Timo Dance
DONNA HALL
SATURDAY, MAY 16
Kveryliody W'elconie
Good Music
Tomorrow Night Comes the Big Dance Event of
, the Season
THE MID-MAY BENEFIT
DANCE
Benefit of Building Fund
EUGENE CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
at tho
WINTER GARDEN
Friday, May 15, 8:30
Music by AL CLARK and hit ORCHESTRA
DANCE
at Triangle Lake
every Saturday
night '
ED SEZ:
A Car That Isn't Equipped Looks Like A Man
in His B. V. D.s!
ATTENTION!
Ford, Star and Chevrolet Owners
Finest two bar, torlna back type, full nickel, with curved ends,
(can't hook) bumpers or half rear bumpers If preferred.
Factory list price $31.00 pair. Our price C9R Qfl
pair, Installed And IJtBtBU
FREE! FREE! FREE
A priinranterrl rsrllfn Automatic windshield Cleaner or a set
of alass side wlwta Installed with eery order of twenty
iti'Unrs or more.
(H'K lll'MPKlia fit your partlrular car. They don't rattle
or rome loose. They don't rust with very little attention.
Insurant' agents will give you .13WV discount rer ralr.
When you don't let us equip your car you loose real nioney.
Seein Is liellelnn funis In and' see for yourself. The finest
tars In l.ano touniy were equipped by
STEWART'S
AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS
948 Oak. Street 948
Open Evenings
No plaea can you get the quality and price, of Trunk Rack
we give you.
All
Coat Prices
Reduced!
Entire Stock of Coats, Tailored Suits and Fn..Ai
To be Had for Less mble
"With months of wear yet ahead, buy your coat at a
price.
reduced
Week-lind
Specials
Pcngee 77c
12 Momic, natural colored pon
gee of heavy weight just 250
yards to soli at this price.
Tissue Ginghaim
45c Yard
Ffist colors in those silk stripe
tissues so dainty nnd sheer for
the summer frock.
Sport Kerchiefs
11c Each
In plain colors, with scalloped
edge, and made of fine and
soft li.it isto.
Windsor
Washanready Krinkle .
Crepe 23c
A crepe so popular for night
rowiis, pajamas, bloomers, step
ins and children's clothes. All
good colors.
New Collar and Cuff
Sets
of fast colored suitings, im
ported laces, and fancy
linens.
Trimming Laces and
. Bandings
in beautiful patterns, now
so much in vogue.
New Jabots
Freshen up the old frock
with a dainty lace cascade
or jabot.
Fascinating
New Silks
Something new every day is our
slogan in our silk sections
Printed Georgettes
$3.50 Yard
Dainty pastel colorings on plain
chiffon and georgettes will play
a prominent role in the summer
wardrobe. See them!
Sport Stripe Silks
Tho finest quality in these das.li
ing new stripe silks, that make
such smart sport dresses.
Directorie Satin
Yard $1.59
Rich and ideal for princess slips,
colors of jade, coral, white,
black, pencil, orchid.
Printed Cantons
and crepe de chines of splendid
quality ajul new- all-over patterns.
, SEE THE
New Frocks
of
PRINTED GEORGETTES
PRINTED CREPES
TUB SILKS
NET AND ALL-OVER LACES
PLAIN GEORGETTES
PLAIN FLAT CREPES
Just the right dress for mornine
afternoon or evening wear in the
striking new shades of the season.
BEA
RD'S
Onyx Silk Hosiery
$1.95 Pair
We are glad to announce we
have secured the agency for
the popular 'ONYX' l'OIXTEX
HEEL hose and have a good
assortment of colors in stock
in both the chiffon and service
weight.
Pastel Colors in Chiffon
Hose, $1.95 Pair
Beautiful pastel shades of jade
orchid,' nothing, peach and pow
der blue, etc.
Full lino of PHOEXIX HOS
IERY in popular shades.
Children's Sox
iIav time is "sock" time, more
than nny other time ami now is
the time to buy your socks for
the kiddies. 1-2 to 7-8 lengths
in pretty shades to match tho
dresses. Sizes 5 to OA.
The Oratorio
"CREATION"
will be presented by the
Eugene Oratorio Society
John Stark Evans, Directing
At The
Methodist Church
Auditorium
Friday and Saturday Evenings
May 15 and 16
Over 150 Voices In Chorus
SOLOISTS:
JANE BURNS ALBERT Soprano
WILLIAM P1LCHER Tenor
GAGE CHRISTOPHER Basso
The Most Complete Presentation of "Creation" Ever Given in the West-
The seating capacity of the Methodic Church Auditorium heins lim
ited, reservations should be made at yolir earliest convenience.
Seats Now on Sale at The Laraway Music Store
General Admission 50c RMorm, Son,3 -.
TickeU For Friday Night are Nearly all sold. Those still wishing tickets should make
arrangements at once.
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