The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 03, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten Wednesday Evening, .Tn.. THE EUGENE GUARD 3. 192S1 f.Ui ,8 i FOR GOLF TITLE Pitcher is Promising Kenneth Ashby is Keen Hurler WGHCKKTKIt, Mh., June 3. W)- Hobby Jimt'H, national nunili'iir champion, whh oil but out of I h rutiniiiK with the firnt 18 holes uf the niiiioiml open golf tournament com plf trd toitoy. J I ik Hi-orfl of 77 Vuh nix nhovo pur. Walter llnK'n, Hrit iMi open awl national profeHHinnal champion, went around in 7- which placnl him up among the leader. WOltCKSTKIl. Mann., June S. (4) More Ihiin 1W) playem from nil part a of (hi country were on hnnl today for the atart nf the country' annual great f-at thrill in golMoui the two ilny 7- hole atrolte eonipeti tiou which determines the open chum pimiKhip, Popular heliof in that the champion will be one of an otiiHland iiiB fiunrtct. J hone four nre Tit J I Mohlhorn of Chicago, wttoKc 137 led all fiualifier Id the preliminary .'Hi hole test; Mac onaId Smith of New York's metro politan district, north and south open cliampiou nnd winner of the eiiHtern rptnliryini; piny with ltd; Walter JIacen, holder of titles gulnra in the punt and iiM-oniparahle finisher in n pinch and Hobby Jones of Atlanta, present amateur champion, past open champion mid holder of the heat av ernjte record in this tournament ever xince he began to play in it as a bov. ; 'V 3 Kenneth Aih 1$ 1 NUT cm BY. News of Nearby Towns Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various Live Districts In Its Field. Curious FinriTT Made by J O E VI 111 A M 3 A promising looking Kenneth Ash, hunky litcher, who was given l the U hite Hoi during the mirini: training iteason. OMumkth say he has a delivery that reminds of the late Addie Joss, famous OvHaiiti hurler of 15 years or so ago. Ash has been let out to the Hhrcvc port club on option but Manager Kddie Collina believes hen a great prospect and will probably recall him at the ned of the season. I'l 1 K phoitn barked vociferously. The sporting pditor, due to mjiiip utterly inex plicable cause, was in the office working. lie answered it. A voieff tdiarp with indignation an nouwed itself as belonging to Howl ing Itover, the celebrated hoi-dog in the Itahe Huth drama. "I want to know," demund-d Mr. Itovi'i', "what you guyH on the paper have got against me and how long you are going to keep it there." The sporting editor returned the flask to the tipper left-hand drawer and said he didn't know what it was Voiingstnr is about and would Mr. Hover please right-handed , ronlinue, if nerfwary. a trial with; .Si'IilMU ilXli, J,lim so cial) - Mrs. Hurry M. Stewart, ac companied by her son Morris return ed Mi.ml.iy from I'orthind after spend ing the week -end with her daughter tnd s'lii-iii-jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Tiieron Sau.sser. Tom J.usby left Monday visit bis brother-in-law and aister, Mr. and Mrs. Jt. S. Johns of Citendale for two W?eks. Mrs. I'earl Nelson is moving to "imnuene jjrigma lor the summer. 1 the North Kork, spent the week end iMiing her Mtcr, Mrs. Jiinsie Kr win. Mrs. Kttstman Severy, formally Mi.-H Ljdia Anderson, visited with her mother Mrs. II. W. l'routy Monday. WINBERRY WIXIIKURY, June .t (Special). Mrs. Ike Higgins of Kugcnu who in AVI1011 wrung IiiiIIim' ru ken li in IllHI'l! nt tlio )llllll mill IiIIh Kllfl'ly wlinl Ih IIi prupi'r prui'iMlnri! fur tlio Irnin in the fii'lil In laki-, iiriiviiil llipy iiotici t lift I'rrnrV Tim loiim in Hip firlcl Ht liuiki' an Iniini'fliati' npiirnl In tlie iiiutiri lii'fnri) llto linll in pitrlipil to tlio mir crpiliiiK balHtnan. TliiB iny in one of llii. few ,in Imxoball II111I rmiiiiri'H mi niipcal In thi! uinpirn. Kvi'ii iIhhikIi lin ia nwari nf Urn minlaki', lie pnja nu iilli'liliim In It unlfaa lln I nun in t lio field makfK tlio pmpir priilvat. Illiai'lnill in niippnni'il In bi! a (limit fnr livn wircH. If I li ninjiiii. rnli'il 1111 I hia play it woulil do invar In n ii'rlnin I'xii'iit willi lii'inlx-iip Imau ImiII. If llm Irnin at bat i'ii, it in up In I III' ti'iini in the field In not ire l if lliey nro t profit liei-iiiiHe of the inin taku in llm lintliiiK onler. Should 11 ball be pilibeil to a "liiiK balKiiinn befnrit I he t.nim in I MIC field illni'iivpra lc. furt (I,,,, linproppr bntntnii baa bei-n at Hie plate, thorn in no leiliean. It iiiiihI "tniiil an iniiile. , I Billy livans Says Los Angeles is Loser to Seattle SKATTl.K, Jiiiip it. I'rPpnrinK fnr tho raliiiliK of the l'ueifio Count lea K"" pi'iiniint nl lh Henltli! Iiimehuii purk Indn.v, llm Indiaim defeated I,o.i AiikpIph in a nix inning game yeHt.i' dny, 3 to 1. Jiain inilled Hie game Iwicii, the firm time for u few mm nto ami the teennd for good. Hruzill hil n bomer and Merman a triple fnr Seattle in the firnt inning. Score: t j, .: l.cn Angeles, 1 7 () Seattle :t H II Klame enlleil end niiih. rninl. Ilnlleries: (jlazner and Sandhe. Stryker nnd Jhily. '"I want to know why it per ftiMpil Mr. itovpr. "that whenever Itnbe Jtnlb getn ilandrilff on hia roat rollnr or fnil to fill a one-enrd flrnw that 1 get Hie blmne. "Simply beenuse the Itnhe innken me bin bnnoin friend (the editor mip ponen Mr. Hover intended to nay ntomneh friend) inunt 1 be held up before my peern an an ohjeet of ndi rule and noorn? "I've nlnrk with the Hahe ihroiigli Ihirk and thin, and I want to nay nnr coinpnnionHiiip is . nnmetlling more Ottior Games. S.'ierninento , . , , Vernon j llatlerien: Shellenhneh, Viiiie Koehler; Kckert, Chrii.tian Seining. Ihnn 11 mere punning fnney, if ynn know what f mean. I The editor thinkn he dnen. .Mr. ltnver ineniiH it in Hoinething more than mere pup py Inve.) "'llllt I'm Irving to irel nvir in 3 that it'n darned unfair to lav the pnl- 2 lapne of the Hnhe on me. It iriven me lie hm been roomiln: at the home of Miliums! 8.'l yenrn young in visiting her I'r. nnd Alrn. II. I. .Mortennen, I nun, W. K. tlibon, who runs a naw ilnrohl ('hasp was fined in th ' triiU at thin place. Mm. HiggiiiK In s lorn! police court Monday for parking a rI',e on now caterpillar Sunduy williout lightn; Virgil Waggoner paid '""' "J" '" ""n"i 10 K" ' a trip to ;i ?2 fine for mtting corners. : woodn and bring in n log. The Kpworth league of Hie Mptho- 1 fln' rH- Nit'hau Chnffee of dim church is planning to entertuin 1 VVcndling enme Friday evening and ihe llnptist young pewple at the!"""''' "n,il Sunday evening nt the Methodist church Fridnv even. , Home ot .Mr. and Mr. W. U. Scott. Mm. A. .1. Cruzan has returned Mr: nml NIr- A- .Metlierny nnd Mr. from a trip to I'leannnt Hill nnd .Inn-1 'inl Mr3- 'barles Xeet and sonn were per where nlie nttended Memorial day ' Sunday afternoon visitors at the H. K. exercinen and vtnited relativen over ' ,lcr oooo: at jasper, the week-end. j .John Clark of Alvadore, Wilb ir .Mr. nnd Mm. C. K. Swnrtn, Mr. nnd t " infrey and sons and Clyde and Or Mm. C. A. Swnrtn nnd three dnugli- I ville llllley ' Lnndni were Sundi.v tern. Miss Kdua Swnrtn. .Mr. nnd .Mrs. I visi'' rH nt lhe W;'- i'ln 1-oggisu C. K. Whenton. Mrs. Mnnilo 'I' llrn i "imp. nml daughter Crvnlnl and .MiH Mar- Mr- A- r- Stewart bus return-d gnrei Morrison enjoyed a pienic Sun- """" a'""r 'vr' weeks ' Kuger.e day nt the Cognwell mnch near tliel"'"'1 h'r ''"'u'r' MrR- K- ,,0"' McKenzie fish halelipry. .Mrs. Stewnrt hns been ill for some Mr. nnd Mm. V. K. Wright of Cot-i "K""h" hl" ' "'ali1' improving. Inge (irove spent Monday and Tues- I Mr' "nl Mr"' '"'l"''""r day in Springfield on their wnv to n",'d ,hl-ir ho,,s" (lakridge. , Htbsun Logging camp. Mr. and Mm. i. A. Wasbburne nnd ; .Mr. nnd Mm. Nat Itiiroh went lo llnl Ins Sunday. ( lifforil Wilaon of Springfield re turned Mondny ufler spending Hie week end in Portland as n gne.it of .Mr. and .Mrs. i:ilis .McLean, lie wan nccompnnied to Portland by Darr .Mc Lean. ' The Sunday school hoanl of the Metbodint church met in regular ses sion Monday evening and mnde plana for helping supervise the Methodist plnygroiind. A meeting of the offi cial cliiircli board followed. James Mitchell received two hlnck eves nml n cut above his right eye brow in n minor nulo accident in Cor vallis over the week-end. Me was a Chinese boy. Oliver Petty; Klack the young Drews will take up rnnch L'agle. mi Ind'inn boy, Henton Kirby;ing ns an occupation. ' I osettc, a J-rcnch girl, Dorothy I nine-pound girl arrived May 'JS Johnson: Fred, an American boy,t tne )loII)e o( jr- ond Mrs. Myron i.eorge Jamison; iogo, a Jnpnnese j j aaeJ. , ,leir 10me jn Cottage! boy. Howard Magee; Fllen, an hiiglish t;rovP. Mrs. I.islcy is the youngest I s.n, i.nia .-Mrutioru: Mima, a j -uiiimi , ,,Ug,ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cart girl. Kthel Petty: Pansy, nn Last wrjKiIt- ltii,, ili niiji i.u'. vi;' 0.J -If- fln'I -Ir8- J- T. Juve went to I A,..ri,.,.n JiJl I :..,;,.. k-irl..,l,.'i,.k.:l'"l'ln'"l ThUfStl: Hicnrdo. n 'soanisl. bov. .1 udson ' -'l""'l a li'-sit'on " night operator j Cotr-hell' first sl.i,l fle.'.ri'e Itoss'li'l 'l'1 SoUlliem l'llcifio offices. secoi.ii Mh,i, I,. x,.r,i.n ll.,i'. I'.rott.i ilio l nn DusclKill team ooencil lt r . ml Irish eirl .litnnllp Alortoii- first: first irinoe of lhe Tri-('ount V Cpne-it .. .. : . ltrisor of ,i,a - - -- ..... ,. , luiiiiiiai torest -h 'lie i college girl, Kstol Slv; second coll -ge with Shedd on their grounds and met ; (jav fr0m ft 1, ' 1 relirnei . 1 girl. Vivian Ogram: third college girl, defeat by the score of 17 to U. I'l,. .,. , , '' 1 r.ineivn rwirKpatncu; lirst college j tne Melluven taniiiy nave moved be ooy, ! rancis Lverson; second cot- A piece of colar ir urned into conl Z, .Uf.. m.,rp,s f nalM . curious discoveries Ka '" of i ground nt work,,,,.,, ,,'"' u0, I'uoific railroad eoa.tr, " " " - " I lit IrTMIti r,l ... ...li.fo! Tha I lt.II-. v.... fi...;U l.o,- mnt.,l 1 , iiif ,v,.k into the residence vacated some time nltimn.i. :. I,triien. it . ipv uw... jiii.Miuui.i .tiiuiiiM-ivi.-. ii'iki; it go uy i iie j?uiiiwaua, in tne east . The find wis nit pari 01 iwwn. COBURG CO BURG, June 3. (Special) The Lone .Scouts of the Hoot Owl tribe celebrated the tribe's first' an niversary Friday, May 2!) by hiking to "Cougar camp" on the Mohawk aide of the mountains nnd slept out under the atara two nights. Three new members were initiated.- After the initiation the new members were tried out on rescue work and put into practice the fireman's drag while the others kept them covered with smnke. llegu boy, Harry 1 ork; pinnist, MisH Florence Shaub; violinist, Francis Kverson; bans vhdijiist, Mr. II. H. Powers. The offering will be for the Methodist college Ktudents to borrow when a lack of funds threat ens to foreclose their college training. .Mrs. i. K. inserhng of Oregon ..y ami uiree naugniers are visiting ; vjB nejr e'rawfortlsville. iit niMer-in-inw, .irs. .1. ioernon and family. deen out 1. , . ,li H r li o. v Maura v.oHu rm-nru a aer- in what is believed r 1 am o t vice button bint Saturday from the 1 that covered tm h ,!i a 80 y!(l i 1 te!eihone company for five years of Uecond growth of tl of Xt. ! : mritoriou8 service. j to,, nf t)(. terriinrv r Und Friends here have received the . the shovels. e1 ' news of the arrival of a bahv girl at ! ! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ia-1 'They The student body held a business meeting Monday afternoon which was presided over by Herman Iticketta. It was decided to hold the picnic Fri day at Itiverside park. A large delegation of local grangers " STATE AID APPRnvcn fH SAI.F..M, ore.. ..eTlED 1. : 1- 1 t, it ' -'!., , lina T tv nifriy res.ueu on uie l. 11. fierce ; bonus and lnfln fnmn i farm east of town. Airs. Joe Stroda Jr., returned from an Albany hospital last Saturday. Miss Dora Simmons entertained a few of ber high school classmates Friday evening by way of a little farewell party to Miss Kntherine ti n it 11 m7V, w Flnnerr whn hfl8 ha attending the A. Howe, master. of the local grange; Mr. and Mrs. Chan. White, Mr. and Mrs. David Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Wetzel, Mis. Jt. Groshong and Mrs. I1. A. Coleman. J. W. Mitchell of Grants Tass was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter Koss Tuesday. CLEAR LAKE CLEAR LAKE, June 3. (Special( Clarence Fisher was a shopper in Kugene Saturday. Fred Knox was a business visitor :it the Urowu home Friday. Mildred Hrmvn went to Kugene Sat urday to visit with her sister Frances over the week-end. local high school the past year. De lightful games and an appetizing luncheon were features of the pleas ant evening affair. The guests attend ing were Knthryn FInnery, Dora Si mons, Dale Utirgess and Alphon Cra mer. Miss Flauery went to Aurora Saturday where she will join her mo ther for the summer. The Artisan hall was the scene Wednesday evening of a merry gath ering of some of the younger mem bers of the order and newly pledged candidates. Games and dancing were indulged in. This lodge is taking on new life again, particularly the jun ior branch, a class of 12 or 14 be ing initiated but recently. Mrs. John Malpassv residing a few several applications foi yn PprrJ ceived from vPt,.. . ?' M r-J war. These veteran, among the hpnefini i. . . ,a?w, and nn K- " " flI tE last session of the PtisatUr; ,( Rheumatism! "Yes! it's all gone." miles north of here entertained a few; T"" 0 NOT close your eyes s.ll friends nnd relatives Wednesday nt U think that honhh .... 1 over ine weeu-enu. .. . ...... .. . . " mr m ., I( , . t "inner in Honor nf the nirtudnv mini- lion and strength are gone frJ JZ'ZL" "M hC .you forever. ?t Mr. Quartermast and son were bus- iiiohs visitors Saturday in town. Jnko and Itoitert lirown visited their parents last week. Mr. and Mrs. Groasen and (laugh- ' DEERHORN lenls gave a play called "The Three driving his Fnrd cnupe across n street Applicants" Monday afternoon nt the The seventh nnd eighth grade stu-'tr motored to Kugene Tuesday. Hoi, Jtond was n Kugene visitor on v,l haSintrl'1 0t your rheumatlsrl - . uu.,u.6 up jour oiooq powe'l I j It Is a fact that rhenmatlstil w tiicauo uiuuu puverty. u Is - lacr. ivtta the increase of reil tens iu your oiooa. lmnmtic, nti'L n had nnme In the community. Malt l.aku "akllnd Ilalleries: O'.Nell & anil llyler. ..1 . .1) nu.l .' It 'ruclt eople Port land -San l'rnncfsco Port land, postponed, wet grounds. fn : rr : Li Hy HILI.y KVAXS W'ALTKIt .KIIINSOX is- pretly rJ'IIKIII': niu runners on first nnd second l,ne ami one out. The biilfiiuin tills a ilr.vo that travels to a d" Punier of lhe playing fie',1. It is n li.iino run, scoring the two! men on Hie imses nt Ihe time. j The limner originally on necond : fails lo louch third on his wnv to the plnle. The hull In thrown to that base ami lie is declared out. Does lhe nit of lhe runner who failed lo lunch ihlid in nny wnv affect who used lo say I was nil to the mus turd nre now complaining that I ought In he mux.lcd. It's things like that that get under my skin. ... "You birds seem to forget thnl I was with the Hahe nil during 11IJ1 when be erncked out fill homers. 1 wan thought pretty well of thnt year. Kven strangers called me by my full name, lint .Iggerly Dog! ... "You don't benr the Babe turning ngainst me. do you? And be better noil I've been true lo thnt big egg for a long time now and bell hath no fury like a .hot-dog scorned." (The editor rnther thinks Mr. itover meant scorched.) midsection, colliding in the fog with Ihe Chevrolet roadster of L, 1'. Hunt of Corvnllis. lis bend humped nguinst the windshield swiper, nnd the injury resulted. generally recognlr.ed ns baseball's ; Hie slums of ihe succeeding riiiiner i? grealenl pitcher and deservedlv. Kecently, in discussing I !, grenl bnlterien of the gaiiiii Waller ex pressed lhe opinion that Lorry La Jule was lhe grealesl nalural biller he ever faced. Thai was rather interesting since Johnson In bis long cn, r hns faced ll flock of grenl bailers. ... Waller didn't say Lajole was the best bitter, the crafliest or the hard est In fool, lie simply ruled him Ihe greatest natural balsuian. The Answer. The runs' scored by the, runner or iginally on first nnd the batsman who hil the home run count. The failure of the runner nn second lo l. iich thirw In tin wny affects ihe status of ii succeeding r .r who touches each be in lis proper order Therefore no consideration should be iti.ru the claim that the r icr en fust should be declnreil nut for technically pnssing a bse runner, since he nrtiuillr touched third lint ahead of the player on second when the hit was nuule. Secli. n four of rule ,VJ fully covcm this play. lie selected ,loe Jackson, now olll of orianixcd bnnelmll, ns , ,.v m l.ajoie. : . . When , ., n,l,,no : Inri..i, YOUNO STRIHLINQ WINS t-r cxpli-.., ilnu bis ex;ri ,J l UKKN'Sllt Hit). . (., j,,,,,, ;t ngninst the fi us slugger of the V ' Nlribling, liemgin schonlboy. I'nrdimils hud been limited to exhilil- ! '""'kci out Itu, k lltatly, Knnsas t'itv liou games, not a very satisfaclnry ; hcKr " eight, iu the third round of way to Judge n hatter's merils. ' ! """if scheduled leu round bout here Waller tunned 1 1.., -list,,- HnJ in"' '"(tin. greatest of Ihe lern day I, ilium! Simon It. Lane Dies at Roseburg ItOSlOHI'ltd, Ore., June X Simon It. Lane, sou of (icneral Joseph It. Lnne, the first territorial governor uf Oregon, died here Monday morn ing nt the age of tl.'l years. Mr. Lane .was born iu lndinnn, Kebruary "II. It.'!-, and came to Oregon in Itto.'i, following bis father's first term in congress. Skmiii after his arrival he entered lhe mercantile business, be ing located III Winchester, Koscburg and I'matiHa landing successively be tween the years of ISM and Istll. In lhe hitter yenr he retired from busi ness and look up the pursuit of agri culture, operating tl hi Lane ranch east of Koscburg until 1IHI1. Me was also interested In mining nnd during the time of bis business enreer anil JASPER JASPKlt. June .1. (Special) Mrs. Vida I. easy and little daughter I-uelln mid Misn Gladya Shipley of Portland are visiting nt the Ilny Love home in Jasper. MiHs Amy Love closed her school at Knterpri.se with a picnic Sunday. A good time ta reported. Mrs. Vern nnd frienda motored to Cottage Grove Tuesday to visit her mother Mrs. Chun I'arker. uite a crowd from Jasncr moior- ed up the McKenzie Sunday to gather rhododendrons. They were Mr. and, Mrs. Perry Wallace nnd children. Miss Faith Drury, Frank Sanders, Mrs. Vida Leany and baby and Miss Gladys Shipley of Portland, Mrs. liny hove and Amy Love, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Davis of Ku gene visited Mrs. M. A. Drury Sun day. BERRYDALE , ; HKItUYHALK, June S. (Special) .Mr. nml Mrs. Claude Kdwin have a new daughter, horn June '2. IllJ.",. nt lhe l'lnnct Tie mill. Mrs. Krwin was formally Miss Bessie Ackerly of Ihe .North Kork. lloth mother nml babe nre doing fine. .Mrs. Maude Hennett nf Ynkima. Wash., is here visiting ber sister, Mrs. Mnbel linker nf Maple Creek. .Motoring through from Idaho, Mr. school nuditoriiini. The proceeds were taken for the cooking club of school Kirls. The Coburg high school will hnve their olnss day Thursday evening June 4, after the. picnic at lhe t'oburg bridge. The graduation exercises will be held the next evening nt the school auditorium where the grnduaten will be presented their diplomas. Plnns have been mnde for a good progrnin with plenty of music and good singing. CRESWELL f Tuesday Mrs. Shields and her father went to Kugene Tuesday. There was a large number went to Oak Hill cemetery memorial day. ItKKIUIOItX, June 1. (Special). 'at Cascade resort. Miss Mildred Mc-' StZed .U ? a act thJ Nown is home for the summer. n(u-v " 1 . P..MuTe bu::j .,! . ... .... . , i mese roa-Diood-cells S.Ss HARRLSBURG gone for tlio summer. They expect to i live near Cottage Grove. Willis Morris, who has been At tending school nt Collage Grove has returned home for Ihe summer. A large crowd nttended the Farm-' ers' union at AValterville Wednesday evening. A bampict and dance ended the evening's entertainment. ' Mr. and .Mrs. IJeorge Kebbelbeck .. HAI!I!IS1!I R0, June 1, (Special) A reception was lenilered the new ly wedded Mr. and Kverett J. Drew ,.,e moioo 01 cr pareniH, jir. ami nnd fnniily nf Cottage Grove visited Mrs. George Langdon of east liar- j with Mr.s Kehbelbeck's pnrents, Mr. risburg vicinity. The bride is their eld- 'and Mrs. E. K. Iteanuon Sunday, est daughter, Miss Uuisc, who linn j Mm. K. V. Hen in received a' ms spent practically her life here attend- ! snge Kridnv morning, Mnv 2. thnt nig the Ilnrrisbnrg schools until lust I Mr. Henm, oldest sister, of rortland. year. The bridegroom arrived hero j died nnd the bodv would be sent lo loom icn nays ngn witn Ins parents Kugene for burial. Mndion, S. I Mr. nnd Mrs. llobert Cnmnhell nml CltKf-WKI.L, June 3. (Specinl) The Methodist Sunday school will give "The Kllehanted Latch Kev" on Chihlren's day, .Line 14. nt eleven and two sisters from As the title suggests, this pro-1 link., where the two families were old ' two children of Astoria. Mr. and Mr-. i no nappy couple were I Holm and two children of Wunna. Mr. .gram takes us to the land of mnke-1 neigbborn. neueve w-nere .Vlulgec incel (Hazel : united bv Justice Olive. Al,.nn.. (Intesl calls fnr the following char- Tuesday and went on to Newport for acters. Flowers and bees, primary In brief wedding trip. The party re class; Itose, Marion Fuller; Lee Sing, j turned to Dakota Thursday where nnd Mrs. H. M. linrtin nnd dnuchli Thelnin nf Portland nrrfved nt Ihe K. F. Henm home Friday night to spend the week-end. suits in thousands of rheiimnH cases have heon nothing short rl amazing! The medicinal InnJ cnems or b.is.a, aro purely veg table. This Is very imnortant ti remember! What can he morl inspiring; more wonderful thaJ to see me shackles of pain tA teased trom your stnigsllij uuoy, Dwellings. lingering nataj stiffness of ' joints and musclei all disappear; your stoman made strong; your face pint with tho old sweetheart glor, your blood enriched and jocr cheeks more plump as they use! to be. You can do it! Tk S.S.S., the great destroyer rheumatic impurities. S. S. 8. It sold It all rood rJ torn In two tittr. The lutuf z ,s more economleaL 'ikes You Feel ike YourscJf AtHbil until ItHts was nne of thone concerned; and Mrs. Saffonl nnd children' nre in tho develitpment if lh sand mine in Conn county. pioneer "HlMin but pulH l.ajoie on the pe dewhil uf tM (rente, natural hntfunnn of all lime, HaviiiR umpired with Iijoie and .lat'ltNon. when ihixi two plaera wre in their prime. 1 hui inclined to thtuk that it wuiild lu hnnl to improve on JuhliKoriS rietertinns. I'reppers Arrive At Sta:,r Field CIIICAlid, June .1-(PI - stars of tne prep (rack world nlrendv nre r riving for the I'tiiversity of Chigo'i -'1st nntionnl interscbolnstlc, to be held at Ntngg field Fndn.r and Saturday. 'I wo of the early nrrivnls were Ihe llillvniil team of Spokane. Wash., ami Milslnngtoil high of rortland. Die. Preliminaries will be run Ftidny nfternoon in the dashes, (be weights nnd pide vnult. In the events uth ns the quarter, half mile anil rclnv, several seclions will be run In ench event. TEST IS PASSED OIIKGON AtllllCl'Ln ItAl. OIL LKtiK,, Curvullis, June II. tSpeciall. - Jean M. Met 'lew nf Kugene, snpho more In hnute economics, passeil lb" Demonstration is (liven by Scouts Three boy scouts went through j their exnminntions befnre tlte Kugene' chamhei' of commeree at its meeting j Tuesday as demonstration of tlio char-! ncter of training being given the hoys ill der Ihe new scut program in the; eily. t'. H. Clarke, scout executive, i seeond lied tress life sluing tesi ' gave n short address In explniintiou given the girls in nilviinced swimming, of the scout work lHit,g enrried on. and It. A. Iloolh nsked the tpientions llr. Asliion rot Chtroprietle nnd l of the boys in the demonstration. Kieetro thernpv. Dpposlt llrilig (hf- I The rogram was prepared by tier, l'hnne Slip. tt Frank Welherhe. Uitf Baseball Star s Sem. GEORGE DAUSS Horn Indim.ipdis, Indians IKNtt. l'itiher, Detroit. Major leagu. career - Pu-chs.ed by Detroit iu 1HI2 from St. l'nul of lhe Amrrlrsn as.oclntion. Keen with the Tiger, ei.r sine i Known as . ey" In bmehill clrclesl. (Illtstanding fests -Won 20 games and lost 111 In loll), pitching percrn' use lias been hi low ..Km mark hut three times. 1 Cn ,sde but one err.ir ill last two srasoi.n in l'tn rhar.cr v . The Referee I . ; Wo won the Hrilish women's golf hampionship in lliltl'i1 F. H. S. Mi.s Cecil I.eitch. ... Wht was Ted Meredith's best time for the quarter mile run- S. s. S. Meredith nrgtHUrri the 4 Ki yard ilssb in 41 i seconds in ll'ltl, his premier performance. ... Vint did Al Simmons of the Ath letics hat Ism senson? W. A. C. Himmnus hit .Jos in ltd. here visiting nt the Macknv home and also looking for a new location. .Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Titus entrrtnin ed ns guests Mrs. Geo. Gihhs. Miss .Mnrinn Gibbs nnd Mrs. Alpha Wilson of Ciishmnn. Sunday. Mrs. During of the North Fork is here visiting ber daughters Mrs. Ilny Ferris and Mrs. Gene McCornnck of the rianet I ,e null. In the Interests of the cannery. Mr. Hill ami Mr. Snodgrnss of Cush mnn visited Herrydule Mondny. Mrs. Unity Karl and her infant son. also her brother Dclbert Arkerlv of Sufferers from RHEUMATISM NEURITIS STOMACH TROUBLE Can be immediately relieved and per manently cured by the wonderful Electric Bake Oven Treatment Nurse in attendance every afternoon for ladies DR. RICHMOND BURGE 4!U Stli Avo. AY. Telephone 1327 Genuinely Welcome You will be Rpnu uinol wolcumc nt tho Unnk of Cnnv mere. H la a V'lfaa uro to Invito you to mil, meet our of ficers, nml dla-'ii!- nny queMton with reg-iru" to hnnkinc. financial or buM noss matters. No matter what jrour financial prxb lenia may lui our officers mill be glad to rlfvuas tht m w ith you. Bank - OF Commerce EUGEN E.OREGON Only when the quality of gasoline and motor oil is rigidly sustained, can you be certain of efficient and economical motor operation. The MOTORMATES Associated Gasoline and Cycol Motor Oil are sustained quality pro ducts on which you can always rely It takes a sustained quality gasoline to give you easy starting, responsive power, long mileage and complete combustion. Associated Gasoline gives you all of these requisites in perfect ba lance and has always done it. Lubricate with Cycol Motor Oil made by advanced re fining methods. It does not break down nor thin out rapidly under engine heat. 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