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pan- Evpning, May 20, 1925 X'iii, EUGENE UUAKK Pago Fivs "tTCITY NEWS :-: ,root.cud irom .g one) -"7TIb7Tnuall5' low 80on """"fkLiti-a collected C.r n cut-' Vbcat. anil tie cousar. t in n" ,ht ram ""' '' "'Arthur Hrtr.hll, who r- ' r ,-itli Kill frowe and Jim ttoP"-5 pnftijnd. Ho cam down "".V, fi.h bat.-hfry l.r lM.t. 'Tjid rsftiM were reported hr oil 1', i.hrrmen. The M-Kenzie rmr . id'al for "" u ' "jV.rtrnl M'"r'""-n ,rom "( ho r' here t" attend the tnte h-t are p!annin r"i,,s on ,h 2!i'Bo.t fi'KiW t i.refot. it i tiled. and a a""""1 is !r""i5' in f"r boM I . .. . ,M lib. lo I.ireet Swme V i.ii. ..h. .i ,re losrrten, .. - ...... i i. tcet "" ,i,,,,r A "J'1- cfy re. order, who every da? .' -- j.,.n of neoDlr-uta their "Its to various doiuincnta in hill of- T.Klay a prui..., ...... .. - i'.iinl u assessment lilnnk. only ' c i out after it w.s done. " Th-t name now. I forgot if. been Silted l.tel.v:" The judge solved the SficiltJ. however, by wntin for- m v ... e f thi nnme. iinil til- iuj tbe bride to sigu her new name I Will Life I Shown - Wild l"c (s iaJ" ,u ,he window of the Mt-Cormnek "gr till week, A dozen fwt K inbw. the victim, of tbe .kill of Vt liaig", Joe Bradley ami Ted :. ,- -ii (oL-on frmii the Mi'Kcnzie Iriwtre attractively offered, while Mrt. is "mama uw- mm r..!. ...vr. The duck is a wild I niiard, whkh was brought in from Une of the preserve! near w.e j. Jlotber and babies appear to be doing I :- ;t f the fact that they arc I wen, -i"v ... subject to the scrutiny of nil curious pfjpl passing uy. Students Earn $39,280 Approximately ?.n,-ou us ...J J..i- tt.n tiUMt vpnr hv Rttld- fos of the Lniversity of Oregon tbroufh the campus i. .u. v. . vm i - nrria in which Mrs. t'hnr- totte it. Uouiiclly, einployment ecrc- ury. is in charge. 1 ins amount is I f Sl4 77 ovpr the year I before. A total of men wero giv ra employrueut during the year, imr isf the fall term 12 men were alced: winter term, 110; spring term. 101. Oivfd Jones Leaves David J. Jones, principal of the Eugene high school, (eft Kugene yes terday for Wales. Ho will go to Se nile and lake the steamer to Van- ! wuver, H. C. Mr. Jones will trnvel to Mootreal, and on June o will leave I the Xortu American continent on the I Mfamer SI outdare fur Liverpool, Kngltml. Sir. Jonea hopes to do some rewarch work in the t'niversity of ! Walfi and will travel extensively in ilie liakespcare country. Special Night Planned SJpttibers of the Itehekoh lodge are planning for a special enlerainment , eight ivr uext Wednesday, June I. At tliia time delegates from ihe grand lodge convention will make their re poru, and a special entertainment is , teing arrangpd for the occasion. It is ected that an unusually large trowd of the membership will be in ittemlance at the meeting. KdiiFnr, Niraka and Iowa during July and August. Alumni Meet The alumni of the Merry ho5pital training &rhnol met yesterday for their annual picnic. Because of the raio a dinner waa served in the dining rooms of the hospital, after which the party wrnt to the reception rooms of the nures hnme for a social aft ernoon. There was a large attendance. yetterday. He has just returned from Hl Uiego; o Ufe, Tear! U, Currsu i Westfir, where he was on buameta. ! V1' 1'niiH. , Aria: Honour ami Arms (from Sam- S. P. Team fa Lead : ot tieorg K Handel, Wilfred Nan- The S. 1. Twilight league baseball ktv'11; team, by reason of to 4 victory ver the Bankers, now head the lea gue, it is announced. They have wuo ail games su far. Arioso: Vest! la riehAfst) li. Leon TriHtt. t;ihi, Cavaio, ( from Veltie Prwener Delivered 1'tul Williams, alleged burglar r restetl last night by city officials, waa turned over to the county tod? for prosecution. Suit Oismifsed Judge K. Skipwnrtb tdsT dis missal the lawsuit f J. 1'alaituk aud Frank Sherman vs. Ward W. Johnston. U. of O. Library is Second in Number MILLIGrj MARK FOR BUILDING SET ilE tContinufil from page one) Of Books Issued m' ; !'' i hutiwij rniir, roofing The others were as fallows: K. A. Ha. residenre. VMV Twentieth avenue eat. I. T. Lortmis. SUHHt residence, 07 NinietRth jvftiw eat. Invd Terrdl and Kamey Rugh, Burglar Nabbed at Work i I'aul Williams, ex-i'ortland burg lar, was caught ransacking the home of Kd Browning. Southern Pacific switchman last night at MT, Fifteenth avenue west, and after a short chase was taken and turned over to the police. Williams had just completed a term in the Multnomah county Jail, he told officers. Meeting is Postponed The regular meeting of the Amer ican Assorjation of t'niversity Wo men which was to have taken place tomorrow has been postponed tinril next Saturday, June tt, according to announcement of the president, Mrs. (ieorge I tehee. Camp Worker Dies John McFadden, worker for the Dutton and Kusnelt Construction company above Oakridge, died at the camp hospital after an illness of but three days. He wns IIS years old and a native of Ireland. Branstetter chapel has charge of arrangements. upper Me Kenrie region, where he will I . pend the Week-end fishing. Here from Waltervllle- Misa Belle Milltcan, resident of the Wslterville district, was a business visitor in this city today. Recital la Planned Pupils of John B. Siefert. Rex Vn derwood and John Stark Kvana will give a recital of voice, violin, piano and organ numbers at the school of music auditorium Monday. June 1, The public is invited to attend. Leave for California. Hick Kiger of t'orvallis and Pave Waudell of McMinnville were in Ku gene today on their way to California on a business trip, Jave Waddell is well-known to university football en thusiasts. He played for several years as a tackle on the Oregon varsity team. Snyder Bound Over Percy Snyder was bound over to the grand jury yesterday on a charge of pointing n gun at another, and said he expected to furnish the $."rtMI bail set by I, ij. Commissioner lm mei. He js also wanted by the fed eral government on a charge of oper ating a still, it is said. Eugene Boy Leaves Boyal Howard, of Kugene, former high school athlete and welt known as a radio operator, has taken a position as chief radio operator on the steam ship Mnzama, which operates on the Alaska run. Here from Camp Creek li. A. Waguer and sou, residents of tbe upper Camp Creek district, were business visitors in the city today. Jtuad construction work is aoou ex pec ted to be under way on the Camp (.reek route, tlie visitor states. Shortes State Officer A. H. Siiories, city traffic officer who recently resigned, is leaving fu, (irants Pass In a day or two, where he has accepted a position as staff traffic officer. To Address rtag- The t'niversity of Oregon was found to rank second in a sorvey made by M. 11. Pougiiiss, Vniversity librar ian, of circulati'D of library books for home use in twenty-two colleges for the year IIC3-"!. Oregon with an enrollment n the Kugene campus of iviii st mien ta had a circulation of 7 books, or a per capita of -1.71. . a. neicner, coumy agnnmnw Princeton hMJ- fir oW with an agent, will address tbe Mapletnn ; rUmet of 24 IS students, and a grange at its grange bail tonight on j circulation of Stt.!'Jl, giving this in- iunri-B 'i Hi nun lire. City Hslf Closed Tomorrow- All offices in the city hall tv ill be; satomion a ier caidta of ;i;t.ti.". This survey includes the following institutions; I m versify of Michigan. closed for business tomorrow. Mar '- i-j , v.-. - ni. on account of Memorial day, it is j versiiyversitr. Missoiiri ' universiiv. North ftakota university, Oregon Ag- ricuhwral rottege, Washington nniver- sitV tSt I Oltifl Vnrtlm-ctm lini . prominent Une county vttraitv. n .,;,-...;,- iurPD sportsman left this morning for the ) univs';rv. V(,1e universitv Princeton university, Cornell university Vui- versity of Chicago, Vniversily of Cal announced. At Cook Goes Fisnlng Al Cook. Leave for Portland Mr. and Mra. William Clubb left Friday for Portland, where they wiU visit over the week-end. WELCOME WILL BE MHM.JHK if ornin. Vniversity of lilinois. Kansas State Agricultural college. Stanford university, Vmversiiy f Washington, and Vniversity of Oregon. v BOAT BEING BUILT SPlUNtlFlKi.O, May 2l. Sne cialK An IS-foot rowboat is lcing constructed at the ltooth -Kelly sn mill under the direction of John t Parker, head millwright. The craft will he used by the lumber company at the head of the mill race in con junction with a scraper and donkey engine to scrape gravel Itack into the river when high water carries it down. (Continued from page one) that the only talk in Oregon would be at Portland at the chamber of commerce; and that tbe committee planning the trip was trying to save as much of the secretary's time and encrirv an oork?TiTa h? nvmJin (nod.-!!. es. tie will oe free for informal con- j ferences. however, j After his visit in Kugene. Secre- j tary Jardine will leave, for Cor va His. where, it i expected, he will also be met by a caravan of business men on i the Pacific, highway. I Secretary Jardine is well known to ' K. Kugene Chadwick, secretary of the i chamber of commerce, who was a student in Mr. Jardine's agricuthiral classes at Northwestern I'niversity, Kvanston, UL, Inst year, at the na tional summer school for chamber secretaries. By means of sensitive micro phone ami headphones, a South American scientist claims to have heard the gnawing of worms inside apples. y,,MHl residence, LMtl7 Olive street. William Hargreavea, $ HMi resi dence, 'Ai Kiticaid street. Kalpo J, Uibhn and A. Andraieff. twrt $4st residences, at i:Ni and '.W2 Eighteenth avenue east. W. K. Knott, residence, PrfiS Alder street. ' W. W. Kuch, ?4vVVl residence, 1307 Agate street. J State Adventists Start Meetings at '' Sutherlin (Jrounds Arrangements have been compIet 'd for th annual convention and cauipi meeting of the Southern Oregon Con- i ference of Seventh -day Adventists in SmheTtin this year, from May ti June 7. A city of tents has been pitched in Sutherlin, under the an- pervision of Klder A. V. HhoaiU president of the (inference. The small tents will he for t):e accoiuj.datic of those coming from all parts of the conference, while the pavilions will he for the conference esslons, the young ; people's and childrens meetings, and for diKftig purpose. It is annuiateed. m Attention, A. F, &. A. M. Special communicattoii of Kugene f.o!se. No. U. A. K. & A. M. Friday cvir.ing. May -W, Work in M. M. iVgree. Befresltutents. Bv order of nJl 51. RIVtR LOAM Biver loam for sale. Phone ItSO-T Vocal Students to Give Open Recital On Saturday Night tyrt MAKING IT IN states lc Ikmrn t& Q 1850 SIfc F I ""tit? j -JTm -m GOLDEN sft m Gar Stolen at Saiem A Star car, license number ;to-.'l.Vt, was stolen at Salem last night, and local police were asked to be on the lookout for it. Thomason Low Bidder The low bid on the grading and macadamizing of .7S of a mile of the McKeniie highway at the approach "l the, new bridge to be built below l'e old Hendricks bridge on the Me Kfnzie was made to H. K. Tliomnson, ( KitRene, at the meeting of the state mgowa.v commission yesterday. The irk is to cost yi,t74. The con 'nct is expected to be awarded aoou. Store Started at Bend j Frank C. Pursley, owner of the j Hub Clothing store here, has opened ' simitar store at Bend, be announces. He plans a chain of stores handling men's wear and dry goods. Fish Racks Repaired The fish racks at the MKenjii fish hatchery, which were washed out by (he re ent high water, have been re paired and are now in use, says Frank Minney, superintendent. Hm Is Purchased Mr?. .Marcaret J. Wilson has mir- flia-ed frmn Frank A. Nsglry his '"tdenre at V2VA Hilysrd street, and ,'ians to take possession about June it ha been announced by the "ft"y Realtr roimuinv which hanrilpd i the daf. .ir Wilson has been a resi- iit of K'lgone for many ears, sndj Mr. Njigipy s a professor in thej f huiines administration at: the l'fiiier.;tr of nreeon. i Two Revivals Sunday The public is invited to attend re vival serrices at the big tent Sunday at 2:'0 and again at 7:30, it is an nounced. Itev. Benham is leading tbe meetings. Forester in City J. K. Ames, dii'rict forester from (he Portland office, was a visitor at the Cascade .Nations! forest office Wilfred Xankivell, baritone, and; Veltie PouUt, tenor, will he presented by the school of music of Eugene ; Bible university in a joint vorul re-, cital .Saturday evening at 8 o'clock 3 ) at inn r irst i iirnun riiun o. iuv ; public is invited. j j These musicians have majored in. 1 vocal tramine, and are graduating (with a bachelor of music degree. They i are pupils of Professor Benjamin Kd-; j wards, head ! the vocal department . of the school. Both have voices of unusual flexibility and quality. Their accompanist, Mi.s (iwrnn Slivers, is, also pupil of Professor Kd wards. j Following is the program io be. given: j I uett: "Break 1 iviner Ught!" j Frances A Hit sen, Wilfred NankiveJ and Veltie Pruitt. Aria and Hecitative: l,asci Vh'Ut ; Piaugn, tieorg F. Handel, Wilfred . Nflitkiveli. j Aria: O 1M Mio 1 olce Ardor, Cris- lof..rd (JIuck, Veltie Pruitt French an! Norwegian group: lai j Bois Kpais (Somber Woods, I,u!Iy; j (bt Synnovea Sang, H. Kjerult, Wil fred NaukivclJ. Norwegian and Italian group: a ; Sidste Bets t Sailor's Songt Kyrind ; Aluaes; (b) N1 Cor Piu Nnn Mio; Cento, ttiovanni Iaisiel!o, Veltie Prn-; itt. tal O Pure end Tender Star of Kve (from Tsnnhatiser, Kichard Wsg-; nr; iht .Cavitina tfrom Vauti Char- ; i'MH!l; irl Invtctus, Bruno1 Huhri. Wilfred Nankirell. tai To the Sun. Pearl ft. Curran;; i h f Thank fiod for a fiarden, Teresa 1830 - 1925 Our DUmmd Jobiiaa of QjfaMxf n6 Service .A-FOLGERfltCO, fsTslte Varailon t'r Ilif. tnur fivo rear. I' P Ri-. sard, n.mv r r D- rn.r Dt a vacation. U nrnnnpm 'Mke h mueh-hciated leave of sb "e at ,-nce, and he and Mrs. Bsr "fd Mil le.ive Sunday for Berkeley. fiere ;u . i. r "IIS IC11 lir IWO lUt'RS. uvrrt in California, i't in Eugene lr. mi,,! t ii ,.: i M'ilhtfr f Aimtiti llnn .r. rlvt. j6 Mr. ),v Hevaner. their daugh "t. and r,u I-,.- i... i... T'kM-t accompanied by Mr. and j l"M:ter fr l.M8 Angeles. Mr. Gt Arrhittct "'(Wine Ahmeid of Fiillertnn. n"r'v ,tf(. t in th W(Mm(ij - ' in mi- iiitr "i t Irrcr tttr ilAn.tn...,! .... 1,.- l finish hr trith i ,rr't"--:re . . .... ; m.-. Ai -I n. H-i , graduatett In ! Kthrme'a oniy predeces-! Up toThree Years Ago I had always used high priced baking powders for the reason that I thought they would make the best cakes, pastries, etc, but after giving KC a trial I have had no other on my pantry shelf ..." A splendid testimonial from Peoria, 111. on the high quality of ;.t. , BAKING POWDER S&HielMc ' Seventeen" By BOOTH TARKINGT0N SENIOR CLASS OF THE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT 8:00 P. M. University H. S. Auditorium trs ft, l Taken " .tropi. of KtiK.n.. hA t ntio lis. .miU ft.-rat .Tat. trplii.tnii! .Hio.l. atr..r,.) TtrHnjr br Slir:ff 1 !....- .-I. i . - '!... .an ni.r. .r'i'i. itist It. b. Ml tu till, 'in. ii,n, r.lh-r tlun th. I t.n CD1 Ahn ri (liiidrcn 'JTm MEMQRWL m "Lr?S,i) iunr iht momonrs of tlio vWM)l(fA Xvj'T' ast nHHl hR-k u (his tiny lr';ii jXS'ffc-fjjF n considoration of those Trho jSivii Ji hnv gone Wforc! Vpfto' jS$yjyt h'iid oiiv (ivmjmUiy o those ibvS'sfl '!ihrJt ia whom this tiny has 1iw most f&ffiyj CgSiXldS viinl siKiiificniu'p, nnd ihi' t&Tl fflOiniu hopo-Jthal ihoir kimwlwl t.f 'jMilwj p5hg iho iivos of tito IovimI ouvs W5 "2w4 nwy sofiwi 1ho sorrow iviii-ii 5m is iiseviiiililo t this limp. . v' The McMorran & Washbume Store Closed All Day Saturday, May 30 NEW LIFE Is your appetite hard to please these days? Does- it seem list less and tired? . If so.it's not hard to find the reason. You more than likely are not offering it the proper summer foods. It depends largely cn your diet whether or not you can keep going at top speed during the warmer weather. That's why Shredded Wheat has a regular piace these days on the menus of thousands of people. Shredded Wheat is light but fuii of nourishment a perfectly balanced food easily digested. It appeals to summer appetites. Try two Shredded Wheat Biscuits topped with strawberries. It's a happy combination a breakfast or mid-day dish which can not be imitated. PACIFIC COAST SHRCDDHD WHEAT CO. OikUnd, Calif. Ol 7 rawoemes cm WHOLE aOH 11 1 It " A l-.-i i. - iv'fnn an. dir.. In "tic.ii.in. ftni-tfil a Tn .in th. fa. ifir i !)-! .fsrtr.t ... do Onrtces f or. Von tfansTbund and 'a half for a Quarter WHY PAY HIGHER PRICES? Millions of Pounds Used by the Government VET ME AT THE WINTER GARDEN Dance Saturday Night, May 30 Music by "Oh Henry's" Orchestra The Kifia of Jszf, and wc don't mean mayba fre. Punch Served CKN1I.KMKN 1.AI11KK KK Saturday Monday Specials SGOO.CO STERLING PIANO Ma hogany Cass Like New . 295 $050.00 WIGMAN Has Had Best of Care. Tone and 4B9? Action Perfect ?M0 Both Piano, ara Internationally known, Smaif depoait aanda en, tioma. Lobb tim to eay balanca. MORRIS MUSIC HOUSE Phone 50 S12 Willamette St. i: I I I i ' " I',' l i '. Vi ! v ;?. : ''1,: i ! " ' .-) ' i i 1 i ! ;' ; I t : 1., t l'ti W fc.uli.rn V.... v a' jjj'mwt1 1 7
