The Eugene guard., June 10, 1925, Image 10

Psge Ten
LEAGUERS F1ICE
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1'1IILAIKU'IIIA. June 10. 04)
Four members of the l"hilnlelhia
American league baseball club, KJ
Rommel, C J'erkinfl, Ira Thomas ami
M'ukey Cochrane, aro to appear in
rourt today to answer charges of p:ir
ticipalinn in what was described an a
"free-for-aU" fifflit during a boxing
match at the Athletic, bane ball park
Monday night.
The ball players wore watching the
boiitu and in seats nearby sat four
brolliem named Cioutleimin. Aa the
bouta progrewsed considerable ban
ter was given back and forth on the
capabilities of men iu the ring. The
repartee continued and then, it is said,
one of Connie Mack's Aililetes made
a remark reflecting upon the ances
try of one of the lighters.
The (ioutleinans were snid to have
rettented the shir and retaliated with
stronger chatter, aimed particularly
at Jtommel's ability as a ball player.
Then Hoinmel was an id to have punch
ed one of the Gootleman hoys.
Police then took a hand in the af
fair and led the ball players away.
While they were doing so one of the
hrothers attempted to hit Cy I'er
kins. At that a policeman placed him
under arrest as well us his three
brothers.
In court yesterday the brothers
were discharged when the ball play
ers failed to nppear against them.
Arthur (iootleinan, however, swore
out warrants against the four play
era. JOE -WILLIAMS
f K. VJNCKNT HKTIAUDH of the
1 Hearst newspaper clrelo beat Mr.
William Tilden of the I'bihidelpbia
newspaper set at tennis (lie other day
And the headline, naturally,
should road, "Hichards Scores licit
on News ltival.'
The world moves on. The old-fash-louod
singe heroine lined to lose her
pearls for publicity purposes
The modern cinema ipiecn biirely-eh.il-ea
vicious bands of kidnappers.
Mr. DomptH-y lays the favome
phrase of his wife is "I'uy the man,
dear" Then it Is not always.
the woman who pays and pays ami
paj s ?
Unforgetable Moments.
That night nt llio opera Tho
flu mIi and flame of color In the 'dia
mond horse shou. The sweep ami
majesty of the distinguished crowd.
The enchanting charm of the
symphonic The daxxliug beauty
of l'erilxa
. (1 shall never forget it. That
was the night my flank fell over
the balcony rail.)
That afternoon nt Churchill Downs
Derby day- The teeming
thousands...... The moving spec
tacle of fashion The draiuit of
the start TVe ipiick rliythmk'
bent of the thudding hoofs.. ...
(1 shall never lnrget It. I had
n tip straight from l-he jockey's
room that Qua) ruin couldn't
lno.)
That morning in the court ruo:n
The high, cold, gray walls....
The ferocious mustache of the bail
iff The stem austere Imrrh-
ter The utiiinous whispering
In the back rows
(I shall never forget It
The judge en id to pay her $TS5
a moulh nliim ii ami give her the
new miirthie niblick. Hint hint
caused all the trouble.)
The heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship in shrouded in doubt
Now that It is shrouded let's find a
nice deep place and bury it.
.loie Hay and the rest of the boys
are glml Nurmi has gone They
were tired of getting the ruu-nnmml
so often,
Kveu the modern novel revealing
the n;ikel truth, you may have iiuIimI,
Is never without a jacket.
Seattle Wins in
Opener, 5 to 3
KKA'rn,K. June 10.- Seattle to, .J
the firt rune of (he series with '
Portland here yesterday, ft to It. limit
tennis took sdvRUtage of the en tell
ers, ench club stealing four luine. ,
Mrs sill BmabMl out a hmicr mm
Kid red a triple. The Heavers tried to
rally in the ninth when they put tw..
iron nn bsei, but npurMing fielding
b the Indians retired the mde.
Score It If I!
r..rtlsnd 3 7 1
Resttle ft 1 '2
Butteries: Keveren and Ti.hin;
Pumnvirh, HaMr and H-iUhvin.
At San FrsncUro-"
I,os Angeles ft lit "J
San Francisco S ;
Batteries: Hoot, Milstend. Knmvo
and Ssndbergi Griffin, (Jerry nml
Agnew.
At Lot Angeles
Oakland ft 0 1
Vernon 4 4 '1
Butteries: Konttr, Pruftt, IelsnvT
and Hyler; Hsrfoot, l.udotph aid
Hsnnafc,
At Plt Lake City
flseramento H 21 I
Rait 1k 11 W
HatleHn: Keating and Shea; Pon
der, Itulvy and Peters.
FIGHT POSTPONED
NKW VOIIK. June 10. lW Ilnin
lane niht foreril Hie pout pone men t of
the otietiiiiff hoxilij nliow HI the Conej
Inlnnl Imlium, nt whlrh Johnnr
Dundee nnd Sirl Terrin, New York
licbtireifhtn were to hnre met In
S roonil hont. The promotern (en
tnllrely rhoiD ntit Kndnjr niihl
their new dat.
gpNUT
I College. Star Signs i :
.
Jay Partridge
From honor student to a big league
job is the rather unusual leap Jay
Partridge, uerond bascmau of the Og
lethorpe L'nifersity tram, has just
made. 1 ie's been signed by lirook
lyn.
Partridge had an average of IKl in
all studies during five terms. He
was valedictorian of the senior clasa,
vice president of the student body
and secretary and treasurer of the
Sunday achool. He's n star ball
player, too.
Puzzle Plays
rJTIKItti are runners on first and
third nnd one out. The balsman
hits a long fly in deep center field.
The runner on third feels that he can
easily bent a throw to the plate if
the bull Is caught ami holds his base.
Tho runner on first is certain the
fielder would not nialto the catch and
runs wild. The fielder catches the ball.
The runner on third dashes for the
phile the moment the hall strikes Ihe
fielder's hands. The runner, original
ly on first, is almost In third base
when the ball in caught.
The center fielder throws the ball
(o the second baseman, who touches
that bane. The runner, originally on
first, trying to regain that base after
Ihe catch, is still several yards from
second on his way back when the ball
is held on I hat base.
The second baseman then rolls Ihe
ball in the direction of the pitcher
and Ihe (earn iu (he field starts for
tho bench, believing the Hide has been
retired. The bum; runner continues
back to first base.
Hid Ihe run count and was the side
retired?
The Antwor.
The side whs not retired when Ihe
second bane man held the ball on that
base in advance of tin1 runner who
was trying to return to first.
In order to retire Ihe runner he
must be touched wilh Ihe ball or have
the ball I brown to the base be occu
pied nt the tiiun of the hit, which In
this ease was first base.
Tho runner had a right lo continue
on to first after the ball had been
mlled Into the Infield, lie was safe nt
that base. The run, at course, counted.
Coif Winner Goes
Hack lo School
NKW YOltK. June 111. W)- Pen
and pencil displaced inanbie and nib
lick for 17-year-old Maureen Oreutt
today. She hud to return to high
Kchool nt KtiKlcwdod, N. J., for ex
aminations nfter another triumph
on the links.
She won the Knslern women's golf
championship nt the (treenwich Coun
try club yesterday wilh two round of
M ench. In the Iltl hole medal play
Mie was five stroke ahead of ihe
National champion, Mrs. Hurothy
Campbell Hunt of Philadelphia, who
wax h Hid.
Minx Oreutt, Jersey champion, won
the qualifying medal recently in the
Metropolitan women's championship.
As en tern champion, she succeeds
Miis (Jlemis Ccllett of Providence.
It. I., who is now abroad.
Negro Athlete to
Try for Records
CIIICACO, .Line 10.- lb-Hart Hub
hind, tho Cnivemty of Mirbigan's
noted negro broad jumper and sprint
fr. will wind up hm intercollegiate
eareer here next Sntui dnv in a su
preme effort t.i rstablith a new
world's reenrd in the ruimine broud
.tump and nki to tie the world's mark
for the renturv dh. i
Hubbard will compete hi both thep ;
evetiin in ilie Nntionnl roUetiate j
"track nul field meet to be held at
! the 1'mvi-rmty of ChieKo,
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Minim dim-t from 1 ni I
vriljr of Viriinin.
l'rndi'd In full of
ll'L'O for Nenle ami Ding to Ihe lie
HlltMnliilihg Kenl. Won gmne.
nil loi 10 11, mill. 11,,, ,Pn j myn
worlil nerie.. Alloweil only I W enrn !
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News bf Nearby Towns
Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various
Live Districts In Its Field.
COTTAGK GItOVi:, June 10.
( Special) l'ete Nelson brought a
oiiiig deer down from Kohi-mia way
Minday and put it iu Hie deer park
on Main street with the three other
iieer. .Mr. Nelson found the deer al
most starved.
it. A. Tibbetts, brother of Mrs. S..
K. M(Kinney of Cottage (J rove, was
buried in Portland TueHd.iy, His
dcjtlt leaves but two nf a very large
family, Mrs. S. K. McKiuney of Cot
tage Gruve anri Mrs,
of itoHehurg. Mrs.
ilinger Herman
. K. MrKinnev
will celebrate her 81th birthday next
Sunday at her home on North Kighth
street.
A. Kalplt Spearow and family mov
ed Tuesdav from the Dr. Kune rem
Ihe
dence on West Main ntr'et
t aiholic parsonage on Birch avenue.
.('soph Carter came over from Co
tp'ilb Monday to visit his two grand
iliiWren, Anna and Herman Carter,
The Painters' union of Cottage
drove received their charter Monday j
night. It is number J.'Ciil.
Mrs. H. II. Johnson, came Tuesday
from Newberg and is visiting her
f niece. Mrs. Clarence haffoon.
Amil Hawkins, Harry Kentle, Mr.
ami Mrs. Ceorgc Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
t hauncy Overton, Autln Linsy, Orre
Purcell, Joe Taylor, Clayton Krskino,
Kliner Mihler, and Clifford Short
r.dgi alt motored on their inotor
ctclcs to the Lost lake trail Sunday.
I hey then hiked over the trail to Lost
lake where they fished for a time,
returning nnd going on their cycles to
the snow line in McKenzic Pass.
Mrs Bert Stoneluirg who returned
lo tireenwood, Wis., last week after
residing in Cottage Grove the past
year, writes that their apple orchard
was entirely destroyed last Tuesday
night, June 2 by a cyclone in' that
neighborhood.
A. V. Swnnson will go to Portland
Wednesday night to attend the meet
ing of tho Masons there.
Council Proceedings Monday Night,
June 8.
Opening for the bids for East
Adams nvenue were readjusted.
The bid for the macadamizing of
Chestnut avenue was $.'tiMtf.
u motion council authorized the
dropping of the grade of Adams ave
nue a foot in a block.
Two assessment ordinances for the
two sewers from G to II streets on
Chfstnu avenue.
Harry Van Vieflet offered to the
ci uucil to erect a 0-foot fence around
his auto demolishing premises, which
was accepted.
Tho Urowning Carnival man made
an appeal to have the license of $100
a day lowered but received no lower
ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Brumbaugh
came Monday from The Halles where
Mr. Brumbaugh has been teaching the
past year, and are visiting Mrs.
Brumbaugh's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Cox.
Mrs. Herbert Kakiu wilh her niece
Miss Mary Kllen Benson left Monday
in Mrs. Kakin's sedan for Han Luis
Obispo, Cat.
Bert B. Chandler Camp, is the
Spanish War veterans name given the
Cottage Grove camp, in honor of Bert
B. (.'handler an JS-yenr-old soldier of
Company C, Jjiiio county company,,
who was mortally wounded at the bat-;
tic of Mulahon.
Glen Vick who has been with the
Cnited Stales navy for several years
came up from Astoria accompanied
by a comrade, Jack Ward, and is vis
iting his mother, Mrs. Sam Xewcomb,
Ihey are on the U. S. "Melvin" ship,
and will return this week.
Mrs. Fnink K. MondenhnU relum
ed from Port land Monday accompan
ied by his father, C. II. Snider from
Neleigh, Nebraska. Mr. Snider will
visit his daughter indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins and
Mr. nnd Mrs. lotlo Hawkins motor
ed to Ihe Overland Orchard company
near Wilbur Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs. Huwkius' brother, Will
Adamsou and family,
.Mrs. Victor Chambers anil Mra.
W. A. Garoutle motored to Port In ml
Mondty. They will bo initiated into
the order of "The Haughters of the
Nile" while in Portland.
Mis Lenora llinklo left Sunday
fop her home in Carbondale, Colo
rado. She has taught in the Cottage
Grove schools the past winter nnd
lived with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. L, L. Hnrrcll.
The ti. A. Saunders family and Mr.
and Mis. F. J. Allison motored to
Triangle Lake and spent Sunday.
Tho Cottage Grove baseball team
won the game played Sunday with the
Pioneer team at Pioneer. The score
whs It to S. The Yoncalla team will
play with the Cottage Grove team at
CottaKe Grove next Sunday it is ex
pected. Llir.abelh A. Allen went to Kugone
Monday to prove up nn her home
; stead. She took Mrs. Anna Petrie, M.
j F. Van Norlwick nnd marshal Frank
'MeFarland, as witnesses. There are
! Nt acres in the tract. It is -several
miles west of Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Itaiph Vogt motored
up from Phoenix, Anions, and visited
last week with the I. B. Morris family,
leaving Monday for home.
James and Brewer Mill, nephews
of Karl K. Mills motored over from
North Itend and spent Sundav with
(heir mu le nnd family. James is on i
I"' w".v to Ann:ipoli, Md.. to enter)
'he military academy there. Mra. Karl i
.Mills and son Uohert accompanied j
i l''wrr Mill home for a visit.
M. Carlry cam Sunday from
Misnula, Mont., nnd i. wilh her .nn
'Clifford . "I family ,f llln.-k llutti-.
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i',.i,,,l s.i'lmUv. M'. Khrin
,, , m0 Wn5.l1ln.10n.
ir.. 11 v.,,t-, , ii,,k
Nrbm.kji. Mondny to vi.il her mo-
IhiT, Mm. K. A l'r:lki who i VJ
)fm o,. she will ."nv nil summer.
Al. Monlrith ,-iime from Weuntehee.
;ih.. Snluril.lv nnd i visiting hi. '
I .1. I lueeii. The Iwo men lisd
I '" " ' 'her for -lO venrn.
, Mi,. .i!. :,M (loin Kineiie vi.
ver the week etui vuMi hor grsn.l
tnutlier. Mi-. I
'nra Ibdil. reiuui 113
llMiue Mnda.
u una and .la. k Mntl eikk a in
vcr t r in M,n-.btild and will be
town until after Jo y I, They are
iting ihi'.r nuns fnrndt
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i to In) Ins s.t t .nnd r:l
. unlr- "f 1 .np' t't rail'
h' I J unit' 1 lilr-'int
1 hr nj. ft l!;Ut b- I.ulM U
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THE EUGENE OUAKD
(in following program Sunday, Chil
dren's day. a next Sunday will clone
chaututi'pia: Song, primary clans;
recitation; welcome; class reading;
Mrs. J toy Iconard's class; vocal solo,
teiievieve Wuodurd; recitation, (lu
evitve linker; rural duet, Margaret
l.nrid and Helen Ostrander; recitation,
Kdna Harvey; Class -readirig. Omer
.Moore's class; recitation, Jackk Hon
son; recitation; Kimer Hubbel); in
strumental duet, Caroline Grnnnts and
' Genevievo Woodnrd; class song, little
I Sunbeams.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyal Abeene from
Sutherlin have been visiting Mrs.
A heme's tarents, Mr. and Mrs. Kd
Adams and attending the graduating
exercises. (aire Ai urns, hrol her ot
K Mrs. Abeene was one of the graduates.
M H. feronag.an from Salem tnlk-; fc of hj BiBter. Mrs. foney,
e1 Sunday morning to the I'resby-, who ives in W ashington,
terian congregation on the 'Nearj Mr and Mra. Keth Hvers of Wenl
l.iist" nuestion. , ., , Sunday at Wenrina.
Mrs. I. If. Hcmenway left Sunday
morning for Portland where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. I-'rona Oiltner
and her daughter, MrB. Carl Price
until June 0 when they will go to Se
attle to meet her daughter from Japan
on the S. S. President Grant, Tues
day. I
SPRINGFIELD
i
SPItlNGFIKLH, June 30. (Spe
cial) Harold France and Glenn John
son of Keedsport stopped over night
in Springfield .Monday at the home of
Mr, France's mother, Mrs. M. J.
France on their way to Atascadcro,
California. They left yesterday morn
ing for the south.
Cecil Km twins of Benverton, cousin
of Karle Js Dillard of this city, vis
ited here Monday at the home of his
cousin, going on yesterday-morning to
Bandon where he will do construction
work on the Roosevelt highway.
A. It. Sneed and little sou Allen
have gone south for a month's vaca
tion. They will visit Mr. Sneed's bro
ther. Sargn Sneed at .Martinez, Cali
fornia, nnd go down into Mexico on a
trip before re fuming to Springfield.
Mrs. II. C. Dye nnd little son Jun
ior, returned to their borne in Port
land Monday after visiting friends and
rein lives in Springfield nnd Cottage
Grove.
Mrs. James Cru.an, Mrs. Jennie
Fenwick nnd two sisters from Port
land visited nt Jasper and Creswell j
Inwt week-end. I
.Mrs., Hans Hanson of Florence Is
visiting friends In Springfield nnd j
Thurston for a few days. She is now
at the home of Mrs. John Hastings of
Thurston. , .
F. C. Helming of Portland was a
Springfield visitor yesterdny.
Mrs. Ferrol C. Perkins returned
Monday night after six weeks' visit
in Sutherlin nnd Glendalo.
S. M. Lee and Amy Love were ench
fined $2 yesterday morning in the lo-
cal police court for parking their
cars wiljiout lights in violntion of city
ordinance, 4S1, i
PLEASANT HILL
PLEASANT ITILL. .Tune 10.
(Special) Thirty-eighth annual pic
nic June 20.
Born To the wife of T. Ti. Ttoh
inelt, June 1, n daughter, name Betty
Tune,
Prof. Orlo M. Gillet of the high
sctiool drove to Salem r ndny even
ing. Mrs. Kmery nf Hood Tttver visited
with her old friend Mrs. C. F. Hyde
Inst week. Mrs. Kmery Is n sister of
Mrs. W. A. Klkins. the pastor's wife. ;
Mrs. George Kvnnt nnd daughter ,
of Seattle called on Mrs. Kvnns' un
cle, T. T. Laird last week. Mrs.
Kvans father is Sam Laird formerly
of this place, her mother was Miss
Lir.zic Onburn, who grew tip here
from childhood.
II. T. Bristow and family, formerly
of this place, drove up from Bell
fountain for Decoration day.
Mr. nnd Mra. Jno. Legget of Ash
land visited with Mrs. Leggett's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cornelius,
last week.
Miss Irnia Laird teacher nt Cedro
Woolley. Wash .. ' ret u rued home for
her vncntion Friday,
Miss Leln Parks teacher in Cooia
county for several years is vacation
ing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L,
K. Parks.
Mrs. Charlie Mulkey of Klamath
Falls Is visiting Mr. Mulkev's sister,
Mrs. L. E. Parks.
Prof, and Mrs. Frank F. Conker,
teachers in Coos county high schools,
accompanied by their daughter Mar-
STOCKS AND BONDS
Wo solicit lnutries to buy
or soil nny marketable listed,
local or tinllsied securities.
Active mnrket for Huratu. Star.
Kltnt. anil Ktckenhackor Motor
issues; Public Utilities.
Prompt attention Riven all or
dors. Cash paid for purchns
oa; no delay. Quotutions fur
n is bed.
HOOD BROTHERS
S Chamber of Coinmorco Hldg.
Portland. Oro.
learn from Those Whom I Have Cured
MY FREE book on Nn nnd '
other Rnal and Colon div i
orders cont.tn doieni of letters votun- !
isrilv written bv prominent pstlents
whom 1 hive cured. Many of lhee :
c-ei were ot over IS years Minding,
nd had made tnvaiuii ot rhe mriererm.
Send or call tor tin. hk TODAY ind
learn how the people. one and ail, old
and yolnfi. wete restored to healths
learn how p.tti it my
WKint.N OlARWIKK to
nn. lev ,-.. of IM. n Rk-
HMl I HK f ATIF.VPS HE
AS; JL OLAiN, M D.Inc
IXAeiD wrirt.: traTTI nrrir.c
Or nV.n Ouil'lin. t S12 SK.rW 6wl.
garet and Miss Anna Parks are here
t,. tit a Niunmer vnration, while 1 ml.
Cooker is diri-t-lini! nltcnlion to
his fnrm. .
MrB. Wilherow mid hr on n""
rpri-nilv nurchnncd the Itajtnond
plnra onil tuUon posscHio".
Mrs.
Mrs.
Wilherow is Ihe mollier
of
Woodwork. .
Minx Kffie (iilison. teoeher in t
lower ronnlies neiir I'orllHn'i, is vis
ilinir friends here. Miss (Jibson was
teaeher iu llie high school here
two
veurs ago.
i,.t llrr.1 fr the K. Jl. I'.
preaeh the Hacrnlaoreate sermon here
next Sundsy eveninR at H o'clock.
IJr. K. V. Stivers, pastor of the
First Christian church of Kugenc
will deliver the address before the
Uiiidimtinit class at Ihe gymnasium
Monday cveniiiR, June Jolh, at H
o'clock.
WALTERVILLK
WAI.TKHVII.I.K, June 10. (Spe-
ciail .iir.Jiui iuin "" "
; of this place and a member of tbe vt.
' . ii- t.wi i oH IhkI week at
Mr. John Burrows and daughter.
Donna, spent Saturday and Sunday at ;
O. h. Stacy's. j
Practice is progressing nicely for j
Ihe "Children's Day" program to be j
held next Sundav immediately follow
ing Sunday School. Quite a long and
interesting program is being prepared.
A special offering will be taken to
go for missionary work.
The road work started Monday
morning. About 12 teams are there.
CRESWELL
CRESWELL, June 10. (Special)
The first meeting of the newly or
ganized Music club was held Mondny
night, June S. A committee to canvass
for new members was appointed as
follows: Florence Shnub, Leonu Land,
Elizabeth Sedgwick, nnd Ruth Olson.
Arrangements" -were mnde to provide
for a musical program for the next
meeting of the Ladies' Civic Improve
ment club nt the home of Mrs. Greg
or on June 30, Program committee:
Amy Mathew, Lulu Kent, Stella
Maaranen, Elizabeth Tryon and Grace
Moore and Florence Shaub
Ernest Smith and family of Eugene
visited relatives in Creswell Tuesday.
The K. Z. Kebekah staff club met
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The extra miles delivered by this sustained
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of economical motor operation. Why not
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J with Mra. Mabel Jackson Tuesday
afternoon where a pleasant afternoon
win spent together with delicious re
freshments. Tre local grange will hold an all
day meeting Saturday and confer the
third and fourth degrees. A basket
dinner will he served at noon. Mem
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gene and vicinity and invite you to call and get acquainted
We handle General, Shell and, Standard products all
kinds of oil .for every motor. Three Rapidayton Pumps,
quick service, obliging and polite attendants.
. Oil Rack and Free Crankcase Service
Rest Rooms
We handle the celebrated Lee Tires and Tubes strictly
guaranteed. Also all accessories for your car.
Cigars Cigarettes and Candy
KEITH
STATION
t EDWIN S. KEITH, Proprietor I
I WHERE BLAIR BOULEVARD MEETS FIFTH I
bers of the drill team were busy
Monday afternoon practicing for the
work.
Hev. W. O. Benthin of Eugene sup.
plied the Presbyterian church Sun
day at both services. Itev. Cromley
tile regular pastor, was called to Montana.
UALITY
nder Mew
gement
'S SERVICE
Associated
Sustained Quality" u ppned to
Associated Gasoline nd Cycol Motcm
Oil means that theae two products corv
stantly and successnjlly meet the most
riKid of operative tests. Regular use of
the MOTORMATES assures you of
etneienf, economical motor operation
Den! ui'th tAe dealer urus
serves vow well the
MOTORMATES deaier.
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
Wednesday Evening, June
Valley PrintingCn
New Location, Stanl
WEDDING AND BUs J
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMMERCIAL AND I'
PRINTlUfs
FOR QUICK SERVICE CA, ,
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