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THE EUGENE libAJiu .
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I UUII LUULIIL UU1U
EUGENE CLUB WINS
LAST TITLE MATCH
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRY
The Eugene Country club won the
Tri-city cui yesterday st Corralm
by riiuDinc up in areiileal aggregate
nmnbi-r nl l'.im in Ibe three watches
liliivr.l in llie la nl three weea-enda.
Alllwugli the Ciirmlha I'lavera in the
Xt.hyVT."X uS!...K,r,;.w f;.r a tartU am. after
K.ie,., two weeks "ii". ami ' r-"- """" "r'"r-
,Mi r'lura Campbell who in in
truding llie 1,'uivemity of Oregon
medical icio'il in l'ortlnud ivaa a Sun
ilay ruiiur in Kugrne nt the iiome o(
lii-r piir.nn, Mr. arid Mm. DuguM
t'anipbcll.
'
Aloha club lnrmlierf will be guests
of Mrs. i'aul 11. M'lly at ner iiomi
l,i .i ni-.k wre sufficient to
easily aniolher the Corvallia gain
j eaierdiiy.
Hy virtue of the victory Una year,
the Kligelle delegation brought l.ont
(he Tn illy cup which will reiunin
pcriiicnnnilr in the local club's poi
nenMion. Three cnnccutiie vietnri.a
id n many yeara ivere required to
ohllliu ownership of llie cup.
The final "core of ihe tournament
was. kiiaene l.'ll, Corvallia 80, Sulein
minus 21 1, Eugene had enough points
In the first two terina lo overcoint
Ihe large acore made by Corvallia
Sunihiy. The acore . Eugene plus
31, l-urvnllia plus -111, Hiilcm minua IS-'!.
K. O. Inimel of Eugene and Roy .Mji
of Corvnllia were lied for low medal
with Bcorea of 77 encli.
Hrnrea "f Eugene golfers:
K. II. Iinmel 77, plua li; Robert
Prrm-clt "li. pl" lieorge Mcltill
SI. minua 1: Sigwart Ki. plua 4;
J.loul llverly 81, plua 1: Ralph Mar
tin Kl, plua 4; II. II. Emu Ml, lunula
.') I,. M. l'reiidy s."i, minua 'J: Hay
ll'lJnniiell 8N. plua I; A. II. Tiffany
SI, plua II; Frank Harriett Ml, plua I;
I, Auderaii 117, minus 'i A. H"l'l ''
plua -I; Si i.rriH Htn'rliiH-k ll, plua
Arlhur Morris PS. win; Fred K.
Snl'th 8S, plua II; lieoigc riclnlciers
Id" minua H; WIImiii Coffey Nil. plua
Cei.ruc llilcluoik HI, ero; nncr
(irlfflu '"', plua 1.
WILSON WILL IE
SENTENCE TUESDAY
TV, l,eirthnl i t Minn Alice Evan
and Floyd llowlea wa announced t hie
week-end al a lea given ill l'orllnuu.
Mi. Kvana ia Ihe ilmigliter of Judge
and Mra. Waller II. Evana. and ia a
gradunle of Ihe I'niveraily of Oregon
and a member of Kappa Kuppa li.iin
ma. Mr. llowlea i alo ii imiverai'y
graduate and a member of Knppi
Sigma. June mM haa uecn annouuceo
oi the date for the wedding.
Mra. Fred I.udford will enlerta-fl
the Weitaide divliion of Ihe Con
gregational I.adifa' Aid aoclely nt her
f(.p.H Vioilt avenue weal. Tues
day afternoon nt two-thirty o'clock.
fl H'.lnn,ilnv nvenitlv will ll the
annual banquet and final meeting for
the Jjldlea auxiliary n ine r.ugenr
chamber of commerce. It ia to be held
; ii, Klmmher of commerce rooma 'Jt
aii-lhirty o'clock. Tlcketa for llie af
fair will not he Mini liner timii in
day evening at nix o'clock, and may
he nhlnined up lo thai lime from
Mra. E. Eugene Chndwlck at Ihe
chamber of commerce rooms. Mra. O.
E. I.ee ia chairman for the banipiel
and ia lo lie nsaialed hy Mra. Roy
Curt la, Mra. (ieorge Keegan, Mra. K.
II. I'eleraon, Mra. II. II. Earle. Mra.
lieorge W. Olivia la chairman of the
committee receiving in the card rnon'a
and will he anialed by Mra C II.
Oevine, Mra. J. II. Humphrey, Mra.
M. V. Egglealon, Mra (ilenn Elklna
Mra. I,. II. Elp'iK. Mra. E. F. Dun
wood, .Mra. E. C. Oul'uia
The Ollege Creat Community Hull
I. aonnanrinir n alrnwherrv featlr.ll.
mid dancing and card parly al Iheii
club home Thurnday evening. For tllil
..... ..I ilie cub have ei-
u-nucd iiivitauoiia to all towuapeop
, will a lo rraiUeuia 01 uifir u
comuiuuiiy.
ARRESTED IN SALEM
no outlet at one end but alops at the
mlllrace. If the paving plan i
dercd it will mean that one bouae
will have to be moved back aeveral
feet aa it woa erected before any
definite atreet linea were marked, ac
cording to membera of the city council.
The inolioii picture, Home, Sweet
Home," l lo' be presented at t.R-
Hell g Ihcat'-r Tucailay atleruoou ami
vvcuina under tue auspica of
Mouuuy liooa dun rciueaculiu
! High School Host
To Kiwanis Club
MA! OPEN STAIN
.1 Ik. .section of a gas
Four Eugene boya. Sliinrt Foch. ! To It .wanie Plllh ' :i ...,in on the Frazier prop-
I bester Wilcox. Harry Harper and I ertr at the northeast corner of Wxtb
A rnoM I ' ii m mi n v i uorp firrPKlff. V- i . . I . n-.n , utrpft On-
H in W .he , Fitly member, of the Km.n c avenue .... y h, Vnion
charge of aiding an automobile be- I l""k J" . , ' h I ' nv will probably be taken
tin-i longing to Albert llonibiiah. of that a, -nooi i; o .,. , . ..ine of the -city council
I ' . .... I ,.. Epni'l 111' II l-'ll KCIIOOI B Ul I'Uin.
jl-tuuujr i ,uu .vj,.- ; ----- --- .
(.elierai riueiallon ot Wuiueu a cliiua 1 turned over to hnlem officers.
t Koreiie. . i ne iiiclure ia one ot im
1.,... i'h.-i.om in toe movement
(or better iioima in America, and Eu
gene club wuliim particularly inicr-
etted in Una puiiae ot wont .
mauifealilig llilereal in the picture.
The -Home, Hweet Home n.
wliich waa dedicated by I'rcaid-ul
iiUP,ii,,ff ioKt before his western trip,
and haa since becoiin) the cenieriiicie
of the "llcllcr Jlomca lu America
nn, uu Iniilt in commcuiora-
tiou of the KKIth anniversary of the
writing of tue lanioua' song by that
name.
Notable, appearing in in. pictur
include Ihe lale l'resident and Mra.
Harding, .Secretary Hoover, ilrJ.
Thomas O. Winlcra, past president of
ihe geiieial federation ot women a
cliiba, Williuiu llrown Melouey, l.ida
llaff rd, Donn llnrber and liurton
llcllnes.
Dr. anil Mrs. E. Tboraleuherg were
at home to a number of U. of ().
atudenla Ihe past week. A buffet din
ner was served. Wild flowera were
uaeil for table decorntiona and cov
er, were laid for Ihe Misses nigral
Martinson, Stella Hnglund, Myrtle
Jnnason, Frances DegorsteiH, Cntber
ine Harvard, Father Chriatenscll,
Kdilh Sorenaon, (llndya Anderaon,
L'.l.l l..l...a..n Helen lirne Willsnn,
and for Meaara, Vincent 1 1 ill. Wnlde-
inar Hill. Erneat HenrioKson, igoi
Westergren, Truman Seiner, Dwight
French, Jena Terjeson, C. I'. Horn,
.lalmar Johnson, Elmer l'eteraon,
Rolf Klep.
Mrs. S. M. Hill nd daughters,
Vendla and Vivien, of Colton. Oregon,
were week-end guesla of Dr. and Mrs.
E. Thoralenberg.
llnrner has been in trouble here be
fore. Wljs .1. .1. Ilarhaiigh, county
juvenile onicer. nun rn "" . , , ; .,, ,,.i,,i
known to Ihe officer. It is expecie.i '".. ,, w,ir nasl.,r of the
,, ,e case will be tried and settled K". A- . S. era pas. r of he
iiward. and delivered a thort nddresa
to the t-tiidenis. David .loan jonea.
principal of the school, gnvc a brief
re.-ponse.
J'OIITI.A.NIi. ore., May -'...- Fed-
rnl Judge C. E. Henn lodny postpon
ed until tomorrow Ihe sentencing of
Horace tircely Wilson of Rnsehurg.
former Indian ngent nl Ihe Klamath
reservation, who has pleaded guilty
In mi indictment charging violation of
Ihe Mann act. Judge Mean announced
he hud received letters urging clem
ency for Wilson, and said he had
mined these letlers over to Ihe dia
Irlcl attorney's officii for Investi
gation.' "1 have received two letters nnd n
pelltlnii through Ihe mail that are
doubtless contieeled Willi Ibis case,"
.aid Judge Bean,
"1 opened one of Ihe letters, but aa
soon aa I saw ll was connected with
this case 1 refused lo read It."
"The other Idler enmo by apeelal
delivery, but na It looked aa if ll
dealt wllh-lhis case, I refused to open
i
"I do' not permit people lo coinc to
my office lo lalk.iilioul cases Ihnl nre
pending and I will not hnvo access
to any paper. Ihat may deal with n
like case. .
"I will now open Ihe letter, hilt
without having rend It will aend the
letters and petition lo Ihe clerk lo
he filed.
"I will conllnuo (hi. matter nl
passing sentence until tomorrow
morning to allow Ihe government lime
to examine these papers."
Assistant Vniled Stales District At
torney Stearns did not Indicate what
action the government might take,
but he an d It would proleilily protest
on nl least una ground- thai Wllaon
had used n stay, grunted him lo clear
up his affairs, to gel up petitions ask
ing for parole.
Ales. Wilson and their two daugh
ters and son were in court with the
defi'tulunl. who hid previously admit
ted going through a mock marriage
with Aletta V. C, l.indsley In Alex
andria, Vs.. December III, Ill'J'.'.
Baseball Results
NATIONAL
At Pittsburgh- R II K
Chicago .1 7 0
I'illshurgl B 8 0
llallerlea; Rush, Jacobs, limit and
Harlnetl; Morrison and Smith.
.HOSTON, Mny 2fi Nntlonal league
New Vork-Roston, both gamea poat
poned, cold nnd wet grounds. Two
games tomorrow.
lieeiinK .
I-, lor,. were nresrlllill -o ! tonight. Application "...
VI .rear.., Edmonson and Fauline ; permission to move tl. e ....
Winchell by the Kiwaniana. the two . on inc " "' p ',pt(,mi that
at Salem, local officers say.
Scout Troop to be
Organized Tonight
f .;...inn i.f the Hrniit trnon to
he sponsored h; St. Mary'. Epiacopal
church will oe compieieci lonigui n.
7:.'10. when Scoutmaster Homer I..
ltnherta will meet with Ihe committee
and scouts at the Episcopal church.
A name will be chosen for the troop
nt thia time, and future activities will
be decideil upon.
The troop will be the aixin to ne
formed in the city, nnd is particularly
r. .ruinate in having the use of the
Epiacopal guild hall for it. meeting
place. . .
Petition to Grade
Street is Pending
Anni;niinn toe en ordinance for
.1.. .onn flnrl irpnuetinfF Of the short
extension of Ferry atreet south from
Third avenue to in. muiruce wo,
probably he made at the cily council
meetinir loniaht. according to mem
bera of that body. It is understood
that one property owner ia to eiium..
a petition but mat aomo omcra are
oppoaed to Ihe plan. The street haa
Bad Check Case is
Reported to Police
1 i,;,-inv Ilia nnme of llermnn
Kenny yesterday cashed a check for
!M7.ik at Ku.vkendalla Drug store
which waa reported to the local police
toilay aa wiinoui i.inos. i ne cueciv
was signed "Jack Vail," it ia staled.
The person cashing the check ia
described as about .In years old, five
feet eight inches tall, .lender, with
a large wart on Ihe side of his neck.
The cheek was cashed about 8:0
o'clock last night.
tentative lease has bee. taken on the
corner by the oil concern ii u.
ings can he moved lo make way for
.he station. The building" 'og
wood and inside the fire limits cannot
be moved without a specinl permit
from the council.
Camphor is Big Surprise
Evervbody is surprised at the quick
reaultB from simple camphor, n'ltch
hazel. hydrastis. etc., aa mixed m
I.avoptik eye wash. One amnll bot
tle helps any case weak, strained or
isoro eyes. Aluminum eye cup ijee.
Allen'a Drug Store, 6'J inn a.
BIVtH LOAM
River loom for aale. Phone 1180-1..
Jcl
- AX BILLV OEPARTMCWT STORe
I '
1
I Phone S. E. Stevens for piano tuning
INSURS WITH HErxHT TROMP.
IMI1I.ADEI.PH1A. May. aj.-N.-l
tional league--Itrooklyn-Philndelpliin
postponed, wet grounds, two guinea
tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, May 23. Til. Cln-clnnall-St.
I.oula Nntlonal game, sche
duled for today, was postponed on ac
count of the St, I.ouia lenm being de
layed, while cnroulc to this cily by n
freight wreck nt I Inrrisburg. Pa.
THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating, llutlona and I lemalltrhlng.
8I Till avenue east. Phono 1713-J.
Four to be Tried
For Pointing gun
1 Inrrlnhnra men Who WCTC In
dieted hy Iho grand jury Saturday for
pointing a gun at nnoiner peraon,
were arrnigned before Judge II. F.
Skipworlh lodny, and Ihrre of ihein
nlensed on their own cognizance.
Percy Snyder waa retained in the
county jail, while Cecil tionde, lieorge
Wells' nnd William Wesche were re
leased until Wednesday.
It ia alleged Hint the four men
pointed a gun nt Van Jorgenson Feb
ruary ill. llKKi. S. M. Cnlkina will
represent the men, when they present
their caae Wednesday.
NOTICE
Notice Is given Hint there will ho
a meeting nt Ihe Four lluka llrnnge
....i. w -.i.,.. tv .'tilth i,i o-;ill ll. in.
In d'eteriuine'the future disposition of
the .viuiKcy ceine.vi-.v. tw iivio-om in
terested should be present. m'JS
0REUOM MOTOR CO.
h.,ne 0 111 U'"0 Olive
Oshnrn Hole!
I'hono 8111.
1! e a u t y Parlour.
Geo. N. McLean. Insurance.
Willamette St. Phone 017.
8110
tf
Miss Rogers Gained
15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Skinny Man and Woman Gala 5
Pounds In 30 Days or Money Back.
Mv dear Friends:
After my attack of Kin I was thin,
rundown nnd wenk. I had a snllow
complexion, my cheeks were Blink in
llv troubled with
gas on my atnmnch. I felt aliltly alio
hnl lnal mv niinelitc. I had read
about McCoy's Cod I.Ivor Oil Com
pound Tablet, nnd deemed to give
them n trial. At once, i argaa ."
pick up nn appetile. my checua mien
out nnd my complexion Became
healthy poking and 1 gnvncil i.i
pounds in six weeks nnd am very
.i.n..br..i f,. uhnt MeCov'a Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tnblela did for me.
Miaa Alberta lingers, .n n. mm
Oorda St., Decatur, 111.
To take on weight, grow strong and
vigorous, lo fill out the hollows in
checks and neck, try McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets for iltl
days. HO Tnblela IKI cents nt Linn
Drug Co., W. A. Kuykrndnll, Cnr
roll's I'harmiicy and live druggists
..nvn-i,o,.n If thev don't give you
wonderful help 111 It'll dnys, get your
money back you no ine juuge. ni
be sure and ask for McCoy's, the
original nnd genuine.
Playing
MONDAY
TUESDAY
EMERSON HOUGH'S
Laat Great Epic of the West
BIG SHIPMENT OF FLAGS
Tuesday,
Another Day Of
88c
SURPRISE
VALUES!
It Swings Into Its Second And Last OF A
Two Day Special Selling. Look For The Sho
Cards Bearing "SSc Surprise Value" Headings
As They Disclose The Reduced Frices On
Merchandise Specially Suited For Summer Use.
Both Floors Share In This Event.
STORE "vYILL REMAIN CLOSED ALL
"DECORATION DAY," SATURDAY, MAY 30
THof36"
A glorious
tribute to
the deerii
and days
of '67
JACK HOLT
ERNEST TORRENCE
LOIS WILSON
NOAH BEERY
FOR TUESDAY
"WOMEN'S COLLAR AND CUFF SETS 1 PBICE
Trices from 75c to $2.00
WOMEN'S' STIFF COLLAR AND . M
CUFF SETS .
FIGURED VOILES,
25c to 30c values, yd.
AVOMEN'S AYIIITE SILK GLOVES,
$1.75 values for .
15?
Try KiiRtiir Sp'cial lor a good cigir
1VTF.VF.R RE WITHOUT IT
11 for it Immediately ease. ul-
den, severe, colicky pain. nd
crainfia in atnmachand bowela,
deadly nauar and woakonini
diarrhoea. For children and
Rrown-upa use
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA
REMEDY
Tttko It with you when you travol.
Keep it always In your home.
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
KALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
ftr-El. L.I'VE
GOTTC
GET
'EM
4. - . " " -
I I VK vnu finallv rnmn to
the dtn tslon th( you nuint
poptpunrt it no lonjrr that H
In Imjwatlv 'lnt you Rot
Maufws without dtMny. r
compftnt to nrrr.
Dr. "RoLdl Qick
O.TOM.T.I.T OaTIOIAN
Next Door to First. National
Bank
tit Wlll.m.tU 81 Eiig.n.
"Better eyesight will
Improve our confl.
dence In yours.K."
THE LAST LAUGH"
UNIQUE, ORIGINAL, FASCINATING
SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING DIFFERENT
WHAT FLOYD
MAXWELL,
OREGONIAN
DRAMATIC CRITIC
SAYS ABOUT
THE LAST LAUGH'
Nn niui'li lm. Imi-n wrlllcn aliout
"The I .nit l.nuRlt' 'Ihal It aoonicil
II cinild not llvn up t" Ha advniuo
ropiitnlltin. Hut hove la nnn In
alamo In which cvon the advance
roporta fitllml to do Iho play Jin--tlio.
II la alnrlllng In H '.'"viilii
llimary inolhoda. nnd yet in .pit"
of Iho Inimviltlnn tif prodlli lion
m.'lhoda. Ihe novelty haa not ilc
traclcd In the I'-nat tnim Iho pow
erful dramatic enactment.
Knill Jannlnga haa created nn
of Ilia graaleat character piriray
ala that Hi. screen haa .vcr ro
produieiV III. aympaih.tlr por
Irnvul In Ih. role "f lh. pompom
old doorkeeper, at one. broken
nnd inili asl anil again riding th.
ireal of popularity on his auiMonty
acqulr.il wcnlllt. ia a r.velntlun
In aiTocn ailing.
Tlio direction of th. play la, of
courao, reapoiiHlhlo to a Icitrc
rommiMi.urat. with that of Jim
nlngs' aclliig. Ihil wlllfout on.
Ihn other could not hnvo succeed
ed Thorn never haa been a play
Ihat moved an smoothly ar.d
beautifully .In perfect coniln-illy.
aa this one. Th. lack of sub
titles la not even noticed until
onea attention la called to ll.
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