The Eugene guard., June 13, 1925, Image 5

Saturday Evening, June 13, 1925
THE EUGENE GUAHD
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m Tryrrrani s i
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(Continued from page otic) , I H5Ste;!f
HIf, had never been intercsred m
bfr employers when she had worked,
ticppt i employers. She. was sure
of that!
-Miss HriggM didn't come into the
bouse," Hanghild said. "She paid the j
mi driver, and went oway. lie nnd
1 jot Mr. Gregory upstairs, and put
Mm on his bed, , . . im, ma nm
what do you think is the mnttcr with I
him:"
Kanghild was nlmost in tears.
-Oh, nothing much, but the flu,"
Gloria answered. "He'a had it twice
this winter , . . nnd he gets right
oxtr it. He'll be all right in a dny or
two."
"I tried to telephone you nil over
town," the nmid went on. 'l phoned
Mrs. Seymour, and Mrs. (Jail, and
Sirs. Hough, and Mi. Gregory's moth-
"Don't ever do it again!" Gloria
cried sharply. "I'm usually down
town shopping, so it's no use trying
t get me by phone, anyway. . . .
Let's g" up and try to get Mr. Greg
ory intit bed before the doctor comes."
They were unlacing J tick s shoes
when 1'r. John arrived.
Deftly as n nurse, he undressed ;
lHck and nut him into bed. He I
took out his stethoscope and listened)
to Dirk's buck and chest. Then he J
pruvely nodded hiB head as he timed j
Dick's pulse.
Just what I told him ne nave
if lie didn't take better care of him- !
telf," he remarked dryly. "It's pneu-
mouia. I think I'd better telephone
.Mrs. 0'IIara rij-ht away. She's the
best imeumoni.i nurse in this town. ;
Gloria stood like a statue in tne
middle of the room. In a dream
it niiihtinaro . . . she heard
Dr. Joint call Mrs. O'Harn, and send
a tttxicab for her.
She listened to bun ordering things
from the drug store , . . camphorated .
oil, cotton, brandy.
And all at once, it was brought
Imme to Glorin why it ..tis that J r.
John couldn't go with May to all the
parties and dances. . . . People needed
him, ns Hick needed him now! Their
very lives depended on his not going
to parties with Ins- fun-loving wife
, . on his sticking to his job.
Glory had never thought of it in
just that way before. She had always
pitied May, because she wns a doc
tor's wife. Well, she still pitied her.
and yet
"New, then. Glory, the best thing
you can do is to move all your things
out of this room! And I want you
I" stay out, yourself!" Ir. John said
briskly.
Glory gave a nervous little laugh.
"No need to ask me to stay out of
this room," she snid. "I'm frightened
t' death of sick people."
Ht eyes were wide with fe.ar.
"What makes him breathe like
tiiatV" she asked. She had been
'tthii,g the quick rise nnd fall of
"irks (..est under the bed clothes.
He breathed ns if he had been run
ni'ig a long way ami was utterly
exhausted.
"Fever and tlio ilifnse both." Ir.
John Mii short Iv
;i-ria caHii-reil lom-thcr lior be- i
"'iisinca . . . Ii,.r i-lotlii.H. her lii-r-I
'" 1111,1 linwili-ra. nil tin- nilvi-r
'hinn-i from lipr dressine lahlp. ...
Kl look them into tin- RiirKt room.
Mn- mood looking out of tlit- win- I
A""- Iniii-nh wns I'omiiie down I
lh Dtrc-ol. It nlnwrd up lii-forc till- 1
'uf nnd aloppoil.
lil-rin oiipih'iI thp door for tlip ivn-
".- iio fipsrt-nilP'i iroiu n h,i.
up the wnlk toivanl the hmise. '
The wmiim'. fni-p waa vacuely
Hip wonian's fni-c won vnRiiely ;
And w hen she spoke, her ;
-e uas, too, (ilorin wns aure shP i
'"I met her somewhere, hefore. i
"lliw do you do?. I'm I
ilarM." she said, ns she caine up the
rout stop,." I feel almost 'as if lj
'W 1011. fr. (irp.oer Mr sister.
"w l!ri.Ks, has worked for your
'"'-'-and for rwwl many years."
Mi Uric?' aister. Thia woman!
. That was why she lind looked
"" fniniliar to. lilorin! She had Hie
'n-.e slmdowy blue eyi-a and delieate
f'Sliiren. er voiee was n low and
SHert us Miss HriPRs' own lovely
Voice.
"il! yotj go right upstairs?"
'!"n.t n.ked Kith ,.bl politeness.
'!r; s".T,noiir ia wailing for you."
. "I'hoiit another woril. the nurse
"ail-ored around the turn at the
'ir-landing.
...
'ioria went out into Ihe bright
"'lien. Hanghild. in her Mark dress.
'""I at the sink washing letture
leavr,
-Will
n a colander.
we have dinner nt the usual
-he aaked chokily. ller eyes
r'd-rimme,. .
Wi-h.flit warning she began to rry.
pri"r.f her fare with her wet, red
r'1" liloria alared at her.
""tut in Ihe world is the matter
" --I?'- she asked. "You've just
f " let hold nf yourself. Kang
Mr. liregory'a not dead, yet.
I knoir that pneumonia! My
he din! of it fire winter ago
J1 s ' -ln . . ." Hanghild sohhed.
;' '""k a handkerrhief from her
p., -I;et and wiped her swollen
-T
" s how 1 happee l to mm.
Beatrice Burton
. Ho gravaly nodded his head
. . . .
as he timed Dick's pulse.
ttt this country. I couldn't bear to
stay at home without my Henrik.
Kverything made me think of him
. . . the pine woods where we went
for picnics, the light from .the blast
furnace where he worked. . . . Shall
we have the potatoes baked or mash
ed for dinner, tonight, Mrs. Greg
ory.' Itanghilfl asked, with u mighty
effort for self-control. She could see
that Mrs. Gregory was not interested
in her story.
"I didn't know you were a widow.
Hanghild." Gloria said, "And bake the
potatoes, please."
She went back into the living room
and picked up n fashion magazine.
"Mrs. Gregory !" came Mrs.
1 O'l I :ira's voice from the stairway.
I Gloria went out into Ihe hall.
The nurse had changed into her
white uniform and cap. SJie was
I bending over the bannisters.
"Your husbnnd is calling for you,
; she said softly.
I "1 thought he was delirious. He
didn't know anything n while ago,"
I Gloria answered.
j She did not want to go upstairs
to Dick. She hated Ihe thought of
j seeing him breathe in that terrible,
I hurrying way. U frightened her.
The look of his face had frightened
H.r thjs nf(mioon
the skin
flushed, the eyes bright with fever.
No, she wns not going to go upstairs
ami see him again, if there was any
way out of it !
"l'r. Seymour told me to keep out
of Mr. Gregory's room," she said to
the nurse. ""ID- made me take' all
my things out of it, even!"
Mrs. O'llarn smiled gently.
"Ir. Seymour is still upstairs.
He
told me to call you himself,
she
said.
With slow, reluctant feet Gloria
went upstairs.
From behind the closed door, of
I tick's room she could hear n low
moaning sound. It was not like
Dick's voice. And yet it was his
voice.
"Glory." it snid over and over.
Willi her hand on the knob of the
door. Gloria turned nnd fared Mrs.
n'Hnra who had followed her up
stairs. "1 can't go in!" -she protested
ncniu. 'T simply can't! You don't
know what you're asking of me
She darted ncr
the tin II and into i
the guest room, closing the door he- ,
hind her. j
She threw herself down on the
nine silk cover of Ihe bed. and cov i
rri-il li'-r oars with Iit IiiiiuI.i ti nlmt
out Hi- sound oi iiii-ki nmanniK
Hill sin- lirniil II. niiywny
It wi-nt
on nnd on in In
hrnin . . . "lilory
. . lilory . . ."
up nnd tnpppil on
Rii-k room. Mrs.
. . . " lilory .
At Inst j-Iip K"t
tin- iloor of the
Hi I lira opi-nrd it nt nun-.
lilory tiplnril into I lie roo'-...
...
silk c;rtnin lid bpi-n Inkrn
. , .hroudpd
the
rituv ki,n,i ,hP rrndirn-lnnip. A
, ,wl, ,,i (,,., on the t"P
(if ,liir own ,r,.s,ig lnhlp. And on
j( Mni K lc,,, rw of bottles. A-
.Mt,it'nl ihnil Imtm III the foot of
i.;j.l.-m k,i '
An, ',,
,nd on it I'u-k lay. breaming in
those short terrible gnsps.
-1. I,. -,,, 10 die?" liloria wins.
; pered lo Mrs. O'Hara.
Mrs. Illlarn studied lilorin with
' her serious eyes.
, "Mow ran I say?" she asked very
gently. "Il-'s a very sirk man. Mrs.
lin-gorv. hut I've seen worse rases
i than his . . . lon't worry. I'rny."
' liloria couldn't remember Ihe lust
time she had prayed. It was so
long ago. ...
i Mie had been so busy living life
' tbat' 'h- had forgotten all about the
liner of Life!
She went lightly to the side of
! Pirk's bed. nnd look his hot, dry
; hand in hers.
I At her lourh Pirk stirred. lie
: half opened his eyes.
Hikki-Tikky-Tavvv." she said,
calling him the Tooli-h little pet name
; that no one but herself ever used
for him.
He closed his eies.
A feehng of pity ewepl over liloria.
'Ihk seemed so alone in his pain
in his struggle to live.
j Had she ever really given him any
i comradeship?' Any happiness? She
wondered.
Ilf course, she had . . . she told
herself She had be-o his wife. lie
had had hr kie.. hadn't he? II
bad held hT in his arm. . . . ami
,h,t else was there o lol e hut love
nuking? . Pirtih, Gloria knew Ibat there
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! MMiiethmg else in lMcfc
; lipr. But what was it?
. nesH, perhaps.
s love for
Cnuelfish-
' The sick man moved again.
1U
wns trying to say something.
I Glory bent hr head to listen.
"Glory," Hick inomied.
"Here I am." Glorv w hismrr.(1
i "Uight here, ltiek. Bight here be
side you ..." ,
She stroked his forehead. He put
up both his hands nnd thrust her
nwny.
.n " , ,,' . , ,,,,,",,7, m n"
uiorj rose and turned awav from the
neu. Angrily she faced Mrs. O'Hara.
"He doesn't even know me," she
said. "Now don't ask me to come in
here again! Because 1 won't!"
(To be continued tomorrow)
Radio
Programs
PACIFIC COAST
KGW. I'oitiiitid, 4U.:t meters 0-S
p. m., Jackie SoudciV Portland lmt:l
unhce orcliestia ; intenni.-si. u sul. t
by II. K. Venues, tenor, and Uet t
holm, entertainer; 10-in.dnight. Sou
ilers' I'ortland hotel d nice orchesin.
KF1. Los. Angeles, i7 meters
ri:;iO-0 p. m.. Kx.un ner' matinee pro
gram; li-i:l."i, Mclianiel's nightly do
ings; ti:4,i-7. railiotor.a, talk; ' -7 :t.
vocal pupils, Myra Ut ile Vickeiv-;
7 :.'iO-7:Ho, tlscar Teel, concei t bari
tone; ";4."i, .1 e llookslielf, Miss Nan
cy; 8-!l, (iiendaie, CjiI., chamber -I'
conimerce from Lxaininer studio; !
Ill, old folks' evening at home, ar-iau-cd
by t;i n Hire nml George
Frenger; 10-11. I'Hck.ird Jtadi Vlu!),
Way Watt and his ukulele, Christon
sisters, Dorothy Cleveland tV other.-';
ll-.'l a. m., RFI midnight frolic, ar
ranged hv I lun Mean.
Kl'WIt, IMiywti. d, met.rs -
7-S p. m., Yince Ho-e's origiti.il Hol
lywood Montinarte cafe d.nice orches
tra; program, -Monte Mar Vi.-da
.suidividers; P-li, popular sing hour,
Charlie Wellnuin; Warner Brothers"
syncopators; 10-11, Warner ltr tlier"'
frolic, direction ( harhs Wcllmiiu.
KG(. D.iklnnd. Cnl., ".Gl. meters -S
p. in., diversified popular program,
varied musical entertainment.
K I LI, Los Aiieeles. Iiij. '2 meters
o:.'U-ti p. m., Leigliloii's Arcade cafe
teria orchestra. Jack Cion t aw, lead-1
er ; (i-(t:oll. Art Hirknian's Hilt nun '
hotel concert orchestj ji, Kdwaid
Fitzpitrick. director; ;;wi-7::i", lit.le
stones American- hi'T ry. 1'iofrssor
Walter Svlvester Hertog; 7 ::iU-S:l.",
musical studio program; h:L"p-ll, pro
gram, Los Angeles So;ip company,
arranged by J. Howard Johnson; 11
1 1 MO, Art Hickman's Milt more hotel
dance orchctra, Karl Ittirtnett, lead-
JI::!"-- n.
111.
KIM. .MnjMtif
- ri liffilra.
:i:Ui.!l inflcrs
K.NX. Hull-
w.
.Vit'l-ft p. in.. Wnrl tziT orKim htildio:
,,orls inlk. Sid .iff; (!:l.'i ll::lll. trar.-l
t.-ilk, V. K. Ah!..r: 0 -.o-T illmn-r
hour iniisir; ;:;l-.S VVurlim-r pipr or
biiii muilio; h ill. KN. fi'iituie pr.i-
gr.nn; 10-1 1. Aim Iaiiiiih h I
(irnvp diinci on liesl ni ; 11--
,aii.it
. in.,
llo l wo li scr-i.tl:unl nifilil.
Kl-ll. S:m F'rniiciin-'-. 4JS.;i niptcru
I - li::tll-7:::il p. 111.. .1 -lniiiy lliiir s
Cnbiiian-; S I'.', Art Wriilner'i ilnn-e
orclipstrn.
KK1IA, S'-ntile, -.l..l meters- I
::T, p. 111.. lllynipi'- hotel o.'rllestra;
reiipt; ll l!:l."i. Illinipia I otel roll
rert orchestra; rcIo-H:!.', boys' pr i
gram, .Moran school; Nim lH, Se'it::--'I'lines
ilnnre music; ID :I'.V 1 1 :,'i'l, Illy
lnp:c h.'ti l dunce niii.ic.
KKSIi. I. s Angeles. 27."i meters -.1:.'iH-4
:-'ln p. in.. Sondav s- liool les.o.i
review hv li. N. Noli Is; violin lum
bers by Milired W.tk.iwa-k.l, r-'il.-i-lions
11 11. 1 solo, by Itulh ly ton.
Illali'lie I'lav. sopruno; 7:.".n 0 .'t'l. di
vine henling sen ice, conducted bv
Aimee Semple M. l'hers'.n. wifll ser
mon nod te.jini-uiiils, al;nr call.
Church Will Have
Special Program
The Children'!. Dny prrra.n fill be
riven nt the Central Pp'-hy Kn.in
church on Sunday morning t U.:v.
The earlier hour i "ef hn nn to en
. nhle the people to attend the nniver--itr
Imci-nlH-ireate trervioe t the Metb
fKiir .horh. For th -ame r-ap-on
there will bp no morning rvii-e nt
Cf-ntml church. 1 he We-trnin-trr
League tr-ll hold tlifir meeting nf 7
p t(V ! Krehn. Under. 'i'hi
inet-tiiig l" ette.-mny planned in bettor
of fb high hro o'fnor.
At p. m. the pBtfor will eorxbi'-t
f,. 4"i mifiute P'TVKf of unr-hip.
ptnkirr n h tii'-ne. "FirM Thing
pir-t.' Th' nTvife in planned with
ih To'ing peopi-- pirtic'ilnrl.T in niir.'1.
it is niiiwoinr'!.
Dr. A-h'on for I'b ropr-'
fi,,rtr,,.!hrM'V. Opp.oif- li
tter. Phone
nod
H llll I 1 II 1
l,Couiimied fiom page one)
. . 7. "
moving club. ula sewing eluh. Mr.
Collier .joke Usi e.emi.g at a tneet-ig
i it of the Four Oaks grunge,
Club Has Meeting
I Sixty-fie members of the W. II
1 C. Nee, He club met at the armory
, ThurMl iy for their regular monthly
j meet ins. There was a business secaion
j followed by roll cull and n program.
; Music was given by Mrs. Minuie Uol
emb. Miss Mathcrine It nodes; a read
! by Mrs. Zeigler; and a song by all
led by Mrs. Jennie Higgins. A qua
drille wns ihen held, followed by ihe
itimdieon. The limrheon mmirie. for
th.8 tune was Mr, l'addock no chair- :
mill, att.sted by Mrs. KUa Williams,'
j Mrs. A life lireen. Mr. Clara More-j
; house, Mrs. Alice Shepherd, Mrs.,
Mnpy l'ay. Mrs. Clara Walker, Mrs.'
,1. t. Hertrdsley, Mia, Kintua Walton, 1
Mrs. Srn Hall. Mrs. Amtl; Tuck,'
Mrs. e:gler. Large bouquet of ri- !
ental poppies, roaes and canterbury '
i Im'.U dec ked ibe pot rooms of the
armory where the meeting w.ta held.;
! Leave For Reserve
i Arthur T. Moses, chief clerk; C. H.
! Lockmd, junior forester; and Miss
! Isahelle Hoover, executive secretary
j of the Cascade national forest office.
left today for Reserve ranger station
in the forest. Mr. Moses and Miss
; Hoover wilt check over the files in
the office and assist 11. J. Kngtes in
' plans for the Minimer's office work,
J white Mr. Lockard will assist the
j ranger during the absence of bis
brother Hay Fugles in 1 ortland.
wnere ue wns vjiuv i - ecnuxe oi '-
serious Illness of his fnther.
Accidents Reported
Kluier Fb ck of Noli mashed the
index linger of his left hand while
1' Rgmg jeMerday nnd had lo have 't
jnijHUHtt'd liy a Spnnxlieid pleb
eian. Another accident reported iro'U
SpungiieUi is ttiat or Kd 1.. Katoii if
Lindax, an employe f the Sigu.il
Lumber company, ,who cut a deep
giifh in his left tinkle when the tutv
wiiich he was using s ipped. The
accident occurred about noon, and
was btougtit to Npnuirticid where
three stitches were taken to close
the wound.
. I
Samuel Martin Dies
Samuel Miller Martin, 75. of West j
StaUon. died at Me rev hospital last j
night. He was a Widower nml is
survived by the following children;
Mrs. Ada V. Stewart of Mabel;
Charles Mnrtin of Ashland; William
Martin of Turner; Mrs. Mary Hyei
ley of Albany; Judsou Martin of-Alpine;
Mrs. lsabelle Stout of Califor
nia; Mrs. Katheriue Huuter of
"lirownsville; Mrs. Klla Hayes of Hal
scy; John Martin of Brownsville;
Mis. Hcrtha Hayes of HaUey and
Curtis Martin of Hcllcfoiintain,
Lane Berries Popular
; The Hainrock aica of Lane county
(is noted L r earl) and sweet stran-
berries and the yield is being soil
upiickly in Heedspoit and Mar -hf iel.l
! nnd other poiuu on the Coos line, i -
i cording to residents of Hamrock hcr-v
t-day. The western Lane growers
are proud of their record and stun
that thv have the earliest berriea in
the state.
Circuit Court Affirmed .
The mate supreme court has af-
firmed the lower court in Ihe "PP""'
, OI J'i. I . lU'llHfl I'lir
! Wallace, Laura K. Crooks. J. L.
i Crooks, Maude F. Heche ami David
j Itnrnnnl. The appeal wan from the
; circuit court of Lane county nceord
j ing to the court report received from
' Salem by the circuit court here.
e I' II : .1. I' .. .. I. If
Damages Sought
George M. Swiiiehnrt oi i ounce
(Move has filed suit against ihe San-
dard Oil company for ?M.
:i:r. nlli-Kiii-. Hint Ihf ilMlh t . Kmrbank-.'. n..
!ifn mii-i .l t'.v on nn Nlrnl In ; b. , ,. r
iwhu-h flic BiimiiliK-l Injuria "r"i"
I"' nny irm-k. -hnrlPB "'".' ''r1' -
li-r, is iiIkci liin.ii- 11 l.-f .-n.lniit in llio
Slook To Bo Chipped
A t-ar loii-l of pIm-i-p ml lu-es ,vl'l
In- shipppil Tm-mlny I" ' Hip North
I'orllnnd Kloik)nril nl I'orlliind for
snip hy the l.nne roiinly I 'o-opi-rntive
.sliipiiiiic nssm-inlion. nn-orilini: to an-lioiinri'iiii-nt
todny hy A. Ayrrs,
Hf-ri-plary of tin- nssoi-inlion, 'I'Iip
shipment wilt he 111 r-linrni- of W, II.
Kouli-r.
Rdurnt From Portland
ln-nff Frmik Inylor In-
luriiPil from Portland nfn-r all- ndni
the aniiunl rrand Io-Ikp se 1, of ll.e
1: I - .. u a
Mnsonie order. A fine ronela
held nnd Ihe visiliiiK ilelealia nt
j tended the i-eri-nionles pt the new .nn
t sonie temple, w
j stnrted.
i'k on w llirll has been I
Entertain Nurses.
r.nterlainmeiit . Hie giaduati'.g
j clnss in public henllh nursing bv tne
lirnduate Nurses' association i- being
! planned. This is an annual program.
, nd will tnke place at Hie I olb-ge
i Side Inn Sunday evening al J ;.'
1 o'clock.
I Lodrja Officer Here
! Kiilland II. Wilson of Providence,
I ft. I., supreme mynnrchiis of the
I niled llrder nf Splendor and I'er
. feelion. waa to arrive 111 Ivig. io- to
! day and accompany the local delrga-
tion to the Muscovites convent. on at
1 Salem.
Memorial Service SunLay
KilKeilO C'llll). Of Hie V'oo,lliien 'f
liie Woihl and Neiglii, rs of Vo.
crafl will meet ni liie Oiri-n.ili
1 1. ewntiir st S o'c e k
f-r n memuriii scmee f.,r n.enii..rs
it, bile died doling the past e.ir.
I'rieli'is hale al-o le-en lUVIHd lo It
tend liie service.
Goe To Portland
I'p.f. lieorge H, Turnh'ill. of the
univerii,v school of jouruaii-m. mot
ored lo Portlsnd i.t-lny. preprn'or
to going ouh to Iterk' ley. 'al
vhere be will teab in llo summer
neftvoKi of the I nive-r-ii) "t ti
fomia. Mnuntaiii Cllmbr Br
D.-g'isrH !lh the rain, tf.'e 10 V.
M. C, A. and 'omrnde ri-ib )' ho
set out to eltmb th M.d'ft- S;ter
mo.intain relumed home jesterdny,
The ram mide Ihe no to.i unpleas' '
nt f-r travel, the, reported. i
J. Sr11 1o Preacn
J. ro!. e..fiipin 'I hr Sergei il
Itt':f. wd! pr-th nt Lenl.ifg m
.I.; it II o''k t. iu. Le.-na S. -M
nnd Kva Campbell will sing: "Jeus
! Loves M.
l Taylor Her
j 'smith I.. Taylor, d.tr:ct riinger of
j the- 1 a cade national forest at Me
i Kcmie bridge, arrived in Eugene last
night and went lo Lowell today to
obtain a graevr to take back to the
road operutioiM on the South Fork.
Association Moves
New quarters of Ihe Kuuituble Sftv
nigs and Loan asocmiion. represent
ed by Fred M. How ley, are to be in
the room nt .'t7 Ninth avenue w.st.
f r ' . t luirles
M 'llwr i"Mira,"' "MnJ.
Returns From Portland
llev. Frederick ii, .lenuinc. past u
of St. Mary's Kplscopal church, bis
returned from Portland where he .it
tended the cr.uid lodge seswiolis in a
delegate , f (he Ku;ue Masonic lod.;e.
Guild To Meet
The Altar guild of St. Mary's Kpls
copal church is t, meet Thursday
j night nt 7:o0 o'clock at tin home of
J- K. Gerot, JllI I niversity
' street.
I
Returns From Portland
t Kenneth Hdorn. student at Hill
Military academy, has arrived here
at his home for a visit of a few days
and then will go to Camp Lewis for
military training for one month.
; .,.
Mcetinn postp0ned
; Th(l in(,,.tm(, o( (hp ylKPW i,ailKh.
ters of the Nile dub scheduled for
Wednesday, June 17, has been post-
poned until Wednesday, June 1M. The
place is to be aunounced Inter.
Dlsrhargo Is Filed
W illiam l'hillip Sehiffer today filed
for record his honorable discharge j
from the I'nited States army nt the i
office of the county clerk.
Funrral Announced
Funeral services for the late Stun-
tiel Miller Martin will be held at
o'clock Mo.iihiy in Salem at the Salem
enietrry.
I
Resigns Position - j
Mi Margaret Cox, who resigned j
her position with Lucky's Jewelry
store, has joined the naff f the
Hoffman Jewelry store.
Tract Is Sold
George Melvin Miller, local realtor,
has sold a tract of 1(1 acres in the
Hainrock area to W. II. Spencer,
owner of the cannery at Cuhmnn.
Leave for Seaside
Professor A. L. Lmax, of ihejbe given Sunday afieruoon nt -l i.'tG
school of In-ini'ss administration i f
the 1'uivets.ty of Oregon, nee, mini u -'.
ied by Mrs. Loimix has left for Sen
side for the Himtiicr months,
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was
sued nt
the off.ee of the county clerk today
for John C. Johnson of Walton and
Chira H
Widcner of Cushmnn.
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued al
Ihe office of the county clerk today
for 'nrl L. S.wager and I toris G.
Daughcrty, both of Marcoln.
Km r W f1 1 1 IsSUO
Of Klagazine out
I h d rated to the pi neer builder'
i of the I niversity of I iiegoi,, the
J farewell issue this year of Old Ore
i gon, alumni publication of the luiti
union, Hppeared this week. 'I'hi' covt
j (tlK (tf ,nagn.me bears n repr-i-
(lf ,.. ......l,.- n,ooted for
! , , , .nrflin trni.
.. ,,. . -,r,
ciir's leave oi
. An rli,.p r,.,i,,i, onl nf .I..I111 IV.iKvim.
' .n, firt ,n-.,.l...t nf tli ,,-1
. . . ... .. i,,,,,,,,,,, .,, ,liHl
',nn; n ri-Kiiiui- of lli hiiiihi t lit'-
l-ift
:iniuii:ti ly llfilH-H KuyknidiiM
il:ri'ctor; iin-l n rfinnnl-T skrlrh of
I.. II. Johnson, iiniwr-ity iiunplro;1
er. hv llrmp Ki'iiuijiioii .,. n lit 11, fo.'
iner editor of Hid llrrilon. nri- fi-.i-tnri-s
of tllix fsenr.
.Murll orpilit is due I" Miss .Tp:III'
ptip I'nlkins. nlumiii si-iTPliiry mil
i-ilitor of thp iiiiiiiiizinp. for tin- rapid
iiilyiini-einplit it lots iiuoIp in llip last
year. Slip hits Iip'-ii ns.istpil by Mi-s
MarKari-t Morrison, '-.
ll,. I !rll m IlK'l'
: ltdU JrUII 11111
I - ll" aII l n I r fW
IS L 11 i anvil
Kergun Kcddie, nppenrliiK for the
lKt time with the university rompaii.v
in the Menior day la"t evening nt the
McDonrtld theater, leave, with much
prni-e for bin lab-nt n the renlt of
)v work in "Hemi Mnimniel." In
the lnnt t-cene of act four the aelmr
M perfe'tly done, nnd th,i urt-ne
dlone broiiKht the piny l tf'l"
level of nnmteiir prfxluct uw. mid it
wan here that Mr. M'-'hUe did, P-r-bnp,'
nome of bin b.-t work while
with the mm pin company.
The entire cic-t wn food for an
nma'eiir f.ln . thoiijih Hi mire net-ting-,
and uioi-uall.v beautiful ami
NtriWiiiir co-i iiiiM-- wen- two of lie
ouiftnnding rea.-"ii f'o- the play
t u .
The M Donald tbentcr i nn r'
reptiotinllr fine place for nuch M play,
the colorful interior and hah Unit
r-l.lif,ff much to the ntmo-pherte en
vironment needed for ft' h a produc
tion.. TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY
I OK SALL .M l oS
P'J ( hev lolft 1 ojp, f .lie
hnp.
llC' Ford l -ufiiig. best buy m town
II.W
Ford bug, dandy, t'VK
C. . WOMl.KVH '.AltAOK
tihve between tit h nml 7th- tf
HAVK LAT1
trd for
fell at 1 IV
M' DFL j p riter lo
-o.. 1 h-oie L. W. t las
jePI
i IIICK LOT ne;tl I'-fid nnd Pnt'er
son ''-''. L.t "nn". op;r
jp'.l I- rtirui'p'.nt llid. j1!!
iitv di:-ii:ahli; apa ici m fnt
r i..',0 K Li'h, if
OUtGON MOIOH CO.
phone iMf C-'M) 0!i
INrilK W ITM IILNKY l IIOMP
'fr Kjfi.r .ptcullut good eg if
BEGINNING MONDAY - 3 DAY BASEMENT SALE '
250 Pieces Brand New, Good Weight
ALUMINUM KITCHEN UTENSILS
In a Great Sale At
13
HI
Annual commencement concert of
(he univermtv school of tmisi-
j o'clock, and will be open to the pub
lie, It has been announced.
The musicians taking part In the
program are an follows:
Jane Tha her, pianist; Lorn Tesh
tier, violincellisl ; Hone McGrew, so-
t piano; John It. Siefert, lenor; Aurora
I'oiter I'nderwood, pinniHi; John
Stark F.vaim, organist; and the nut'
veisity string quartet - Hex I'mler
vmmmI, violin; Alberta Potter, violin;
Itiifurd Hon )i, viola, nml MiNs,Tcsh
ncr, vitdincelto.
The program follows:
"Cnrnnval Mignon"' (ScliuH) Pre
lude, "Pierrot Ihe Dreamer," "Cap
rice Aurora Potter I'nderwood.
"Ave .Mario" (Rahul -Mine. Hose
McGrew.
"Ko Nidrei" ( Hrush ) Lora Tesh
tier.
"I Know a Hill." ( Whelpley),
'The Lump of Love" (Kilter) --John
M. Seifert; Herni'-e Veo, accompan
ist. "(Juartette Op. 1l (Dvornkl "Alle
gro tion troppo." "Lento" The 1 ni-
tm n.n tnippn." "Lent.."-The 1 ni-
I vertitv String Ouartet.
"i.hiintette Op. It" tSchumann)
June Timelier nnd the I nn rrsity
String Ourirtet
1 .
I''inale
I liniijlna)- J.ilin Hlnrk
OSTEOPATHS MEET
I.I iN'iVIKW. W ish., .1 11 Mf HI.
'I'Iip first Joint roiiH'lition of Ihe
RE-ELECT JOHN
1-Yw, if nny, will iiii-sliiiil tlm iliffii'iilty of tlm prolili-iiis Hint linvo ronf, urit
i'd tlio B.iiiril of Kiliinitiiiii in thi niliMiiiistnUiiili of tin- nfl'mrs nf tlm ilis-trii-t
iliiriiik' Hi" l"'"' .v,,,ir- Vowili-tl I'Hii'lilii'iiH in tin' si lmiils, I'miiti-il
ftinili fur tlic ii)i'niliini nml niniiiti'iiiiiii-o nf tln systi-m, tii-t h-r with nn
vii-tmivi. lniililinif iii -
i,;i,l,. fitfinre ilmt ii
1 1 ' i-. . & i
f,,i- tin- i-ffii-ii-iit iiiMimrr in whirli tlnv .ilisi-linij;i il tln-ir ilutii-s nmli-r ml
Vi'i'Hi' I'l.llilitinllS. Till' IIU'lillii'lH nf tin- li.i.'inl nf Killirntinll 111V lli'SiM'vill
of tin- liiclu-st I'liiiiiiii'iuJiitiiiii fnr Hi- c-hn.-m-t.-r nf tli"ir mliiiiiiistnitinii.
Tin- liiii-iimiiv tlint Ihh pri-viiili-il niii iiiLf tin-lin-iiilii-r-i nf tli" Hoiinl is liirh
v f-s.xi-ntilil In liill'limliy ill Si'linnl inllilillistnitinii nml slinillil lint lid lost
sitrlit ii' '' 'lP pnlili" wlii'ii vntiiiif nt Hi" i-li'i'tiim iii't Mniiilny, Jiui" l.'.
'J'Iip n-ti-iitinn nf 111" i-rnniii-l nf t.lh' tinnnl nml iipprnviil of their iinlii-'u-s
enn he so rxir-ssc, nt tli" polls. This elii'timi nffnnl-i nn opportunity to
civn iinlnri-rment to' tho Jlo.'inl in its iiitinty. .
F, M.
W. F
Wilkins
Gilstrap
I. D. S. Wado
R. Wayne Green
Paul D. Green
W. J. Hill
f(mc..
(gleach
SALE STARTS MONDAY
' 8 A. M.
Xo i!ionp or ninil ordors phase
on S!V Aluminum
Kv(rv I'ioiv (innrnnteort IVrfoct
nml (itinriuiti'od l'uiv Aluminum
FOLLOWING PIECES ON SALE
li nnil 8 Cup Cofl'oo lYivolntors
Small nml Moilium Itouiul ousters
1 nml 2 Quart PoiiMr Hoilors
Wooilen llanillii (.'olnmlors
iSMs of Tlirre Saui-o I'ans
4 Quart Sauoo I'ans
5 Quart Covered Kettles
AVootleu Handle Krvinr Tana
1 and 2 Quart Pitchers
Wash Hasina
3 Quart Ten Kettles
Cafeteria Trays
Drip Pans
Sets of Three Pudding Pans
1 Quart Pudding I'ans
(i Quart. Preserving Kettles
Washington and Oregon Osteopathic
association!! conclmied h're today.
The two associations will hold sep
arate convention next year. The Ore
gon convention In lD-tl will'probnbly
he held at Pendleton,
Mandamus Notice
For Appeal Ready
j Notice of an appeal to the supreme
i court in the application of a writ of
I'uiandaiuns filed by Leon H, Kdmmi
j s u was f Ji-d today In circuit court ly
; 1 '.ml C. Dormiixcr.T'orihiud attorn11'
; representing L'dmup'on. The iipplict-
tion asks that certain alleged charges
'aicniitM CI ilf' N. Jidiiiston, former
i district attorney, be Invest ign ted by
.l"hn S. Medley, district altorne;.
1 Jmlge J. C. Keud.iH recently Miixtain
led the demurrer 'f Ihe district nt
i torney in lh case, The stntw bur m-
Uoeiatbdi has ntfo recoininendetl lo (he
supreme
court t hat I he charges b'
dropjied.
U. II. S. Seniors
Guests at Dance
The senior clnss of I'nlverslty high
Rchool wns piitertutned biNt night
nt n dinner dance nt the Osburn ho
tel. I'lrtten were laid for ltd grmlu-
fltes, and in the center of the Inhie a
large loll, urenHeu in cap no.i Ko o,
was placed. Ihe doll carried
di-
olmnn for I he rlns or 1.
riiii-i- rnnlM nt 1 lit dlnni-r wir In
llio form nt unnll ilinlniimn tiliirli.
hIipii oopiu-fl. bprniin- ilniti-p proarninli.
The rolors of the i'lne ore silver nnd
or.-hid, nnd the t-lii-n flowers, while
nml onhid swi-i-lpc-ns. 'I he ilnsn ad
viser in Mrs. Kdnn Asseiihi-iiner.
iil'i - iiiii. Iinvi: Ih'hi mutters nf
Iriliiiti - lit- nniil In tin- iiii'iiiliii
II. A. Babb
B. B. Brundage
C. E. Maxwell
W. R. Robertson
Henry A. Tromp
E. B. Parks
13,
Miss Laraway to
Present Kecital
Friday Evening
Miss F.upheufeu ljiraway, the
ycaruld daughter of Mr, nnd Mi J.
Seth Lnrnwuy, will be presented m
her annual piano recital by Carlyie
tioffreiere 4n next Friday evening,
June 11), at S:Lpi o'clock In the pian i
saloons of the Lnrnwuy music store
which provide seating capacity for a
large number. The interior of thy
rooms will be especially decorated
with musical atmospheric settings
during Miss Itravvay's rendition.
The following program if to hi
given;
Suiler'H Kong Op, 4o, No, 11....
Hell'r
linpntieiice--Op. 4S, N LS... Heller
Preludes '. Chop'U
Op. "JS, No. :t. No. '.Ml, No. 13,
No. H, No. 7.
Wall Keg Chopin
Op. 70, No. 2; Op. HI. No. li
Op, tilt, No. L
Anitrn'a Danre Griet
Llegie , Mlfmen-'l
Snif Dance C'liaminade
Polonaise Cho.od
Op. 40, No. 1.
Uroad Jump Record
Smashed by Negro
KTAIKl KIKI.lt, Cllll'MiU. Jnn
111. OPl-llf Hurt lliiMur-l. I'niv.r
nity nf .Mit liiBiin', rtnmii n-jri n'i-li-lc.
,iiiiikIii-I Hit- w.irlil'fi ri-i-nnl f-r
th. runninii It-iiiiI juinp l-y f.-ur mi'l
I ,, .i,,r,n,, nirn In llir nulinn.il
Ileulnte trnik and field rlininni
ship meet -ll Sliins field t--d.iy. Il-ili-hnril.
niiikiim his fiml liiti-ri.illeai.in,
mipi'iiriini-e Juiiipi'il 'i f-'i-l 10 7-S il
1 hi-s.
hi-iimus i-oiici-rn. It
IS
- s nf tin- ti'iirhiiiK
stuff
George W. Monroo
Rrmey W. Rugh
Elisha Large
Carl G. Washburno
Lavrcnco T. Harris
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