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THE EUGENE QUABD
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UHE FAMILY WILL
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRT
Several mcmhfr of the Hiekrirfl
family and their friend" met tnueihrr
ic McFnrland cl.tiH for a reunion.
This fninlly enme Herons Hie plnina to
Oregon In'lMJI. There were four bro
thers Cntper, John. Anilu nnd !Vter,
llsn two maters, Mr. Snnih Triicer
inr! Mm. Christina He. k. All of the
pioneer niemherK of thin family have
died, hut ea h waa married and had a
family nf neveral ehildren.
Now the (trandehildren and the
Itreat prandiehildren of tlie different
memhem of thin family are aeattered
n"t even aeqwunted, ho i. waa
flVc'ili'd for the aike of the riiilU gen
pn.tlona to organize and have an nl"
mini meeting trying to get 'u touch
with every memher of each family,
li.d to havo their name" enrolled.
It was voted to have the next meet-
Inn the third Sunday in June, 102H
in Mrs. Sarah Fester's farm near
Jmetion City, tvhirh waa formerly
part of Caper Iliekard'a i Id houie
nhiee, Ttird lliekanl wn chosen chair
man, Mra. Hena l'.dmiaton secretary
(or the ooliliriK year. .Mias Wealthy
Trafzer was appointed on n committee
irlth the privilege of choosing her
helpers for entertainment. It in nU'i
planned to advise othera o all mem
bers nf the family who were unalde
to attend tVia year may know the
plana for the future.
There were nholit 100 In atlend
Ince. Those preaent were: J. ('. Traf
rer and daughter Wealthy, Mr. nnd
Mrs. .Marvin Jnekaon and ehildren
f.ueile. Lawrence nnd Hyron, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Edwin Horning nnd aon (Jeorge,
Tlarenco Horning. Aniia Calvert nnd
rhlldren Alice. Hoy nnd Harvey, Mr.
tj Mrs. Hud McPheraon nnd chil
Sren Virgil. Kaler nnd Lavern, Mr.
ind Mrs. llird lliekanl nnd fnmily.
Sclmn, Helta, Violn nnd Ornn, Merit
Itlcknrd. Ivan Itiikard. Mr. nnd Mrs
Hugh Taylor nnd children Homer,
r.ethn. Loraino, enrol nnd Mnrjorte,
Mr. and Mra. Irvin Iticknrd nnd sons
rinrth and (fail, Mr. and .Mrs. l'red
Russell nnd children Maude, Har.el
1ml Hen. Mr. and Mra. Hoy I-.ilraia-:on
and children I,eone. Nathalie and
Senevieve, Mr. "nil Mr". Terry V.i
jliston. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Kdmiston
ind children Maude. Hazel, Lnrnn nnd
Tnmea, Howard Haughman, Mr. nnd
Urn. Walter 1'lntt nnd sons Carl,
Kenneth and Hoy. Mr. and Mr". J. H.
lliekanl. I.illle llicknrd. Mr. nnd Mrs.
n. H. Taylor, Mr. nnd Mr". Chri"
Tracer, Fred Tracer, Mr, nnd Mm.
Arnold Trncer nnd ehildren Arleigh,
t.avern nnd fienrge, Mrs. Virginia
Ilinkle nnd daughter Mary.. Mr. and
lira, fienrge Hlrknrd. Frank nickard,
Ind Olen Hlckard. Mra. Sarah Fou
ler. Mr. and .Mrs. .1. I Mnxwell. Mr.
Ind Mr". K. 17. Dickey and children
innniln and Delhert, C. .1. Ilnmher,
Mr. and Mrs. James Calvert. Horn
ind Arthur Calvert. Harvey Hanson,
Ui. Anna Hanson, fleorge McClura,
Ur. nnd Mra, May llicknrd and Mra.
fonca. '
Members of Westaide llridge clu'j
arc to be guests for an afternoon of
cards at the home of Mrs, J. V.
llolihs tomorrow afternoon.
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Mra. A. F. Itapp hna bidden Teacup
club member" to be her guests at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
Mlnses (Jraco and Minnie Flaher
are leaving for Portland thU eve
ning to visit their parents. Miaa Min
nie Fisher will spend the summer
(here, while Mi" (Irnee Fiaher. is tJ
return to Kugene to continue her uni
versity work in the summer school.
Mias Ksther Havii plans to leave
tomorrow morning for Iterkeley, Cnii
fornin, where siie will uttend the
summer easion nt the I'niver.'-ity of
California. She will return to the uni
veraity campus here in the early fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton M. Tuft of
Fortlund are expected to arrive in
Kugene to spend the week-end here
as guest at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. F. Ifnpp.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. N'enl are this
evening entertaining the Little Club
Around the Coiner at their home.
Misa Thelmn Kimberllng left this
week f"f llroken How, Nebraska, to
visit wlih friends and relatives. She
will also visit in other cities of Neb
raska. Prof. andAlrs. Jesse Hond from ;he
t'niverflty of North Dnkota, Grand
Korku, North Dakota, are to arrive in
Kugene today where they will be the
guests of Dr. and Mrs. YV. H. Nenl
during university commencement
week.
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Flower and Fern
Procession Will
Be on Saturday
On nf Ihn very qnnlnt nnd hmutU
norvirpn that hnn Inua hern n trn
Jiiinnnl fvnnt In rnnncctinn with tho
rnivcmily nf Ormon rommrnecmr-iit.
neck i tho fern nnd flower prnrr
n'wn, beld by tho nlumnne, nml grfldu
ltinff women, which thin yonr cninos
.n Snturdny vcnlnR. It will hn hold
tin thi went sin p pa of the cflinputi nwir
Villi, rd linll.
At iicvpn oVIorlc (lift nlumnn nf th
university will form In linn in front of
Friendly hnll, nnd tho senior women
will fnrm In lino In front nf tho li
brary. Tim lini nf mnrrh in lnnr
''hollo" lmii nlnnn enst nf Villurd
hnll nnd nronnd punt the Oregon bphI
to the wont ldn nf Vlllnrd.
, 1'iirinji tlm nuirrh the nlumnnn will
npon rnnkn and tho nenior women will
niarrh hetworn, thin bolnt? a Mrvlro
In which thn alumna rocognix tho
aoniom nn nltnnnno of tho nnivornity,
CROWDS!
And
TODAY
IS THE
LAST!
DON'T MISS
COLLEEN
MOORE
In
"SALLY"
with LLOYD HUGHES
LEON ERROL
Century Comedy
KI.VOOKAM NF.WS
eM T,f it out.T
SlWI ?
OA
Tbtt prnreaiiion will he lod by two
iiflhorH who will ho frofihmon (tirls,
incmborn nf ThcHpinns. froHhmnn hon
nritry so'icly for womn. Then will
follow tho Hanson, from tho oldest
Kruluah'n. tho Koninrn forming in line
at the last. Kvory one is awked to
briny hor own flowora.
On the west Bide of Villard tho
proppRHion nuirrlies to form the lottor
O by prpsontiiijj their flowers in a
i-irele on tho lawn. After tho core
mWny thoy ainjc "Old Oregon" just
before difl)nndinR.
An orchestra will be on tho ateps
of Villard hnll, and immediately after I
tho proecHsion there will he short out
door concert. At 8:4. o'clock the Kail-!
inir-Iieekman senior orations will he
given in Villard hull, the awards in
this event to he first prize, the Inil
ing award of fplOO, nnd the second I
prize, tho Jteokmnn award to he $.i0.
J he fern nnd flower proceHHinn was
started when Ir. I.nella Clay Caraon
was a memher of the university fac
ulty. It used to he known na tho V. V.
procession, the initials being kept fi
secret for many years.
Program is Ready
At Coburg Church
Tho Methodist Sunday school of
Cohurjr will hold Its annual children's
day service at tho Methodist churtli,
on Sunday evening .Juno M at 8
o'clock. The program entitled "The
Ki.chnnted Lnlchkey" will bo R'v?n.
Tho collection will ho given to tho
educational fund of" the church. All
members and .friends nf the congrega
tion nro urged to be present nt thi
sprvlce, according to announcement of
Mrs. T. C. Mountain, superintendent.
Goo. N. McLean. Insurance, 800
W:IImette St. Phone 617. tf
Robert F. Callahan
Buys out Partner j
Ttohert V. Cnttahnn hns purchased j
tho interpst of .J. K. (irppr in the
(freer-t'allahnn Btore, K."i(t Pearl
blreet. it has been announced. j
Tho store will henceforth be known
as Call-ihaji's Furniture store, and
will rontinue to ileal in new and. used
furniture, implements nnd musical
goods.
Mr. Callahan entered the musicnl
instrument business shortly nfter the
wnr, wh'le still a student nt I'niver
sity of Oregon. IIo ami Mr. (ireer
joined forces a year ago. establishing
n larger store on Ponrl street. Mr.
Cnlhihan had been with the Eugene
Music shop for some years, IjnndJing
pinnoB anil phonogrnphs.
Mr. (Ireer expects soon to leave for
Maryland. Ho hna been In business in
Eugene for a number of years, for
merly conducting n "iiecond-hnnd fur
niture store and miction house.
Tho number of vtudents in the
graduating cJ asses of the University
of Oregon lias shown a considerable
increase since the first graduating
clans of J87H, Five students re
ceived diplomas in 1878 nnd this year
10 will be graduated, tho largeKt in
the history of ttie university, which
iti an increase of 8.'i(K jwr cent.
With the group this year the total
number of graduates. ftr the 48
classes, will be 4784. Tho number
this year is 8 per cent of the entire
number graduated during the past
47 yeni-H. Jn the pout ten years,
including WJo, the number totaled
'J'.iH'J as compared with U-io'2, who re
ceived diplomas the first 38 classes
of the- university, which shows that
the school has graduated nearly as
many in the last ten years as in the
first 38.
For the first 18 years from 1878.
the number of graduates In no year
reached the 5( mark, ujk! 181)3, with
a class of 40, was the nearest ap
proach. In 1800 tho total reached
8.', and the following year, 18i)7, 80,
and the figures show a decrease up
to 1007. The degree of Bachelor of
Scientific Didactics was conferred
only one year, 187, and six students
received degrees.
Diplomas were awarded to 11- in
VMH, the first year that the 100 mark
had been reached. The following two
years showed a decrease, but in 1010
tin number increased to 134.
Two hundred three were graduated
in JOia. and tho following year :!)-',
mid it was not until 1020, when liUO
graduated, that the total agfi'n
reached the 200 mark. The past five
years have shown a considerable in
crease and the Jutt this year is 78
more graduates than iu 1U-4.
During the first ten ' years, from
3878 to JKNH, the number of gradu
ates was only ll'O. The following ten
years, 18K to 1818, the total in- .
crposed to 420. From 1S08 to 1008,
although tho increase was not so
great, the number was 000. and this (
figure was more than doubled from
V.hiH to 1018 when the graduates num- 1
bered loll. During the last eight,
years, including 102., the number was
2122, an. increase of OIL over the
previous ten-year total.
Although the number of graduates 1
this year is the largest in the history
of the university, the officials believe ,
that the number in 1020 will prob- !
ably be greater. j
NOTICE i
Moved to 18 8th Avenue West. I
It FRANK J. HEUUEU. Keultor
Phone S. E. Stevens for Dirt no tuning j
Terminal Move is
Favored by Unions
Tho proposed Sn.'.OOO city bond
issue to purchase a site for the South
ern Pacific railroad terminal nnd car
shops was approved by vote of tho
Central Labor council nt ltn meeting
Inst night.
Tentative organization of n build
ing trades section of tho council was
effected at tho meeting, and at the
noxt gathering a working agreement !
nnd by-laws will bondopted. j
RUSSELL'S SHOP
Hemstitching nnd pk-oting. Hoards.
$30 Willamette. Phone 1000. jyO ,
Phone S. E. Stevens for piano tuning.
READ! REALIZE!! ACT!!!
For the Good of Your Pocketbook
$L00
TAFFETA SILK AND SATIXS
aii-inch, $1.50 to $2.00 values for
COTTON SUITINGS, checks and stripes JA
50c and o'Oc values, yard . TlU
WHITE rKi'TlOOATS, lace and em
broidery trimmed, $1.50 and $2 val
BIO LINK OF LACES
Special, yard
WOMEN'S SILK HOSE, all colors,
$1.25 to $2.00 values for
MISSES' AND CHILDEEN'S HOSE,
25c and 30c values for . ...
CHILDREN'S RUBBER PANTS,
special
3
WHITE IIUCK TOWELS,
due value ...
and
.00
20
25
20
Harold
Bell
Wright's
2 DAYS ONLY!
m m -mm
TODAY and SATURDAY
POWERFUL NOVEL LOVED AND
READ BY MILLIONS
A Mighty Drama of a P4an Broken
by a Woman's Deceit and Treachery
"The
of
rian
Kent
2&
WHfUB PflttlS AltE fY n.tSID
A piece of human driftwood trusting
no one and fearing all, was Brian
Kent could a real woman's faith and
loyalty raise him from the depths?
Brian loved this girl, but could he
trust her or would she betray him
as all the rest had done?
GOING
AWAY!
Take The Guard
with you. Read
The Guard where
ever you go.
Transfer your pa
per to the beach or
to the mountains.
Simply phone 1200
and leave the rest
to us.
SEE HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S NOVEL AS A
PICTURE THAT WILL STIR THE SOUL OF
EVERY ONE.
Featuring
KENNETH HARLAN
HELENE CHADWICK
ROSEMARY THEBE
MARY CARR
T. ROY BARNES
ZA SU PITTS
RALPH LEWIS
The greatest cast ever
assembled in one picture!
Mcdonald
THEATRE
Regular
Prices!
Golden Bananas Only 10c Pound
JULY
"LADIES
HOME
JOURNAL"
PATTERNS
AX B1LLV DEPARTMENT STORE
MANY
SUITABLE
GIFTS FOR
BRIDES OR
GRADUATES
On With More Items tor
JUNE WHITE SALE
Many Other Unadvertised Sale Items In The Various Depart
ments. Mail Orders, Too, Filled At June White Prices. Earlv
Shopping Is Advised As Some Lots Are Limited.
Decidedly Underpriced These
Imported French Flannels At $ 1 ,69
Taking an important reduction for June AVhito Sale, that needlewomen may
profit in the making of fascinating frocks, ensembles and jumper dresses. The
season's most fashionable high colors; 3G inches yide and of a beautiful
50c Dotted
Voiles, Yard 42c
A very fine quality. Attractive
dot patterns dots that refuse to
wash out. Colored dots on dark
grounds.
Designed for cool dresses that
one needs for summer. 40 inches
, wide.
85c Silk Stripe
Crepe Voiles 69c
The weave that one associates
with summer. The lustrous silk
stripes on grounds of orange, jade,
tan, grey or copen give an air of
refinement so much cherished by
milady.
Everfast
Fabrics
A SPECIAL PROCESS of
dyeing used on these
handsome fabrics
makes them abso
lutely fast-color.
They can be laun
dered any way you
like" boiled and
hung in the sun.
You'll find them al
ways fast.
An attractive show
' ing in this store.
Guaranteed
Absolutely
Fast to soap ana boiling
Fast to sun and weather
Fast to perspiration
and' uric acid.
Fast to everything it
encounters as a wash
fabric
An "Everfast". guaran
tee you can't licit.
Just Arrived
Complete new showing
of these celebrated wish
fabrics
20 Shades Sutllngs,
yard 60c
8 Shades Baskot
Crepes. 85c
10 Shadps Drop Stitch
Voiles 75c
S Patterns Tubtex
Yard 85c
12 Shades Fine Weave
85c
Guaranteed Fast Color
Suitings, 3 Yards 88c
No need to worry about
the color fading. Good,
heavy quality; colors are
rose, natural, lavender, green
also blue. One lot.
. 60c Silk Stripe
. Shirtings, Yd. 46c
Yes, suitable for frocks as
well because these silk stripe
twills are so soft and
drapey. Good weight. In
fact they are special Cfc
value so at 4fic the yard
Ihey are outstanding.
Short Lengths White Goods 1-4 Off
In going thru our domestic stock we have gath
ered a number of good usable lengths of bleach
ed and unbleached muslins, sheetings, nainsooks,
cambrics, etc., for this June AVhito Sale,
Children's 35c Lisle 1 1 r
Stockings, The Pair J iyC .
A special lot. Red and light blue colors onlv.
Infants' Hose
Pair 10c
There are 100 pairs elated
to sell at this much reduced
price of (while they last)
10c a pair. Tan, light blue
also red colors.
Children's 89c - 95c
Silk Socks, Pr. 78c
2 PAIRS FOR $1.50
1-2 and' 3-4 socks with
plain and fanry cuff tops.
Special lot. Summer time
Is sock time.
Children's 35c And 50c I 1
Drawers, June White Sale J 1 -v
Odds and ends in boys' And girls' styles. The
reduction is more pronounced by buying 3 at a
time only 50c.
WOMEN'S ' ri
. GOc And 75c 1 I
Folder of 3
' Handkerchiefs 49c
A host of dainty 'Ker
chiefs in a variety of col
ors and trimmings. A sug-
gcstlon: Make suftahle and
inexpensive gifts for the girl
gradunte.
r
WOMEN'S
Stamped Night
Gowns 98c
They bear tho "Royal So
ciety" label so you know
they are up to standard in
quality. Perfectly bleached
and soft finish.
A Feature Value For This
Event Fancy Turkish Towels 29c
Extra! Every once in a while good fortune smiles most conspicuously which
well applies in this instance. Our buyer was accorded an extra special price
concession on ;")()() of these splendid weight fancy Turkish towels, which was
too tempting to pass up. Received just in time for this event.
The sort -housekeepers like because of their easy, quick laundering. Service
able, too, with their absorbent feature. The pink, blue, or gold check pat
tern or fancy border ends make them colorful.
A Low Price For
These Turkish Toweb
15c
500 fancy striped border
Turkish towels, slr.e 15 by
25 Inches.
Huck Towels,
6 For 88c
Or 15c each. We stress on half
dozen more noticeably because
most folks prefer buying a goodly
supply nnd the saving is an added
inducement. Good weight, nicely
finished', size 16x:!2 inches in the
lot. They are tho "Soft Spun"
brand .Inst as the name Implies.
Turkish Towels
JUNE WHITE ?5c
SALE, EACH
18 by 36 inches, lavender
and gold stripes on white
ground: Just 100 to offer.
The Outstanding Stir In The Men's
Section Is The Sale Of Shirts
Striking a new price level In the June White Sale of men's dress shirts. Five groups
hacked with such reduced prices as 80c, $1.29 ,$1.63, $1.S9, and silk shirts at $2.79. Then
too, still another group comes forward.
THEX TOO, STILL ANOTHER GROUP SILK SHIRTS IN Jj98
FANCY STRIPES, VARIED PATTERNS, HEAVY QUAllTIES,)
FORMERLY HAVING SOLD TO $(i.r0 JUNE UHITE SALE
To 85c Boys' Blouses 49c
Sturdy blouses of percale in neat light and dark patterns. Well made, with collar'
attached. Sizes to 6 years only.
Automobile Camping Equipment On Second Floor
Note Carefully
That this picture is only being shown
today and Saturday for on Friday the
University has rented the theatre.
Evenings 30c
Matinees 20c
Children 10c
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New Location, Stanley Dldg.
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Phone 300
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