Tuesday Evening, June
Tnq;e Ten
1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
E
Today 's Cross-Word Puzzle
The racing scamn rnn't pans wit bout a crosHWord puzzle composed
for it. Followers of "the poiiiiV should, therefore, give a little time to
t
. Ily n mnrtin of only nine votes,
John T F.VHIIS wB re-elorlcd ilireet
or of III" Eugene s liool l.c.inl over
Al'a King in the nnninl school elec
tion jfKterdiiy.
Kinul fisuref i-limvrd a tolnl of 3011
for Mr Kvaiis and -!i7 for Mr. King.
Condon district tied in ilf vole,
with 411 for each rnntefnnt. I'nlter
rnn. Wat liiriKton nod Ceary precinct
vhowed inajoritiea for Mr. King, while
Lincoln mid Frances Willnid went to
Mr. Kvnni.
A speciiil meeting of the school
board was held after the election
lt niulit , ill which the vote was
ram-nnKcd, ntnl Mr. Evans declared
re-elcclcd. Iter. Frederick i. Jen
nings whk re-elected chftiriiiini und tlie
following cnininil Ices niinicd:
Finance ('. W. M nil in, chnirrann.
W. A. Klkins ami W. F. Itcerl.
Huilding XV. F. Heed, i linlriiiiin,
John T. Kvaiw and W. A. HlkiiiH.
Jvllicalion- V. A. Hlkiim. chnir
mnn. '. XX'. Mullin and John T.
Evan.
Following in the vote by precinct:
i i-... .Ill- k'ino 1(1
I'lUterHon Kvnns 4.1: King tt7.
Washington Evans King (15.
Ciary Fviins J!; King L'l.
Lincoln- lnnn )!; King 'J7.
France XX'illnrd Kvaim 1-; King
(IS.
"THE SHOW-OFF"
There Is nt lenat one interesting
nnte of utter Herloiti-neiis in "The
. Show-Off," the singe production al
the Ueilig theater tonight. It I" all
the finer bemuse it is o unobtrusive.
Nobody digs Iih morula out and pre
sents it to tlie audience on a phil
ter. It simply lies there us it would
lie in life for Ihe olmerviint and
Kensiiijie lo lake note of. This thing
In a to do wllh love. There lire two
nisters in Ihe piny. Due innrrirs an
honest henrted, kind, and highly stlc
cesKful biisiiiesii innn. The other fulls
for the Show-Off." The first hus
band supports uot only his wife hut
his wife's sinter mid his wife's sinter's
hiiHbnnd more or less of the time. The
eoiiti'iiat between the two lueu i
simply : devuslnling. Anil yet the
l lunge' wild thing in heart nnd body
which makes love between two people,
lives In the "Show-Off" and hit wife;
the better pair can -never feel it.
They want lo feel it. They ought to
feel it. Hut love has nothing to do wllh
virtue, success, or any of tho other
respectable virtues. Perhaps that Ih
why audiences, love th "Show-Off."
Plans for Coming
Of 2 Planes Made
priM'imiUiuis urc boinjt inailc at tlie
Kug uo nmulclpiil nvimiim field fm
tlif mining nf tint I'liltrtt States iiriii.v
liliiiicB Unit will lie BtiitioiH'd luru this
.mjiuiiHT oil forest patrol duty. The
twit planeH nsVifiiU'it to the KiiKene
li:mi will nrrive July 1, nrrnnlintr to
k hcilulc, U the iinir.iuricein',nt rirriV'
'nl in ti Ifh-Rrum I nun (lie war (Irpttrt
mrnt. Ouo plum is mhoilult'd to p;itnd
iinrlti from the Imac hero and the
t.tlit-r will piitrol ilie nrvn lit'twecii
Kufti'iif nml ltor-evurR, arcordinjc to
pri-tteiit plum.
Program is Ready
For Lane Visitors
Many from I.iiik cunty will he hi
Cor vn Hit tminovrnw tn til tend the
pri-Rrniii for Lime cniinly dny nl tin
Un-Ktt Am ictltiinil t'ollt'iio. .
Vli'H'hrr, I i up miiuty iiKrimliurul
numt, lm Iti-fii iiittiiij: l.!iue fmnn'ri
lo atlrud the mei'lings which hnvr
hrrn arninut'd wilh pnrtiMitiir r-fer-rncp
In I ht jirnhlmi i'f ngrit u'l ore
fur tliiw iireii. A miinlitT uf niHiilvr
of Hip enmity Ituvs nnd pit Ih rlnlin will
n!n titteml llu- It A. proKnim tin, I
iipri-inl iiitprliiiiiiiient is phuined for
thifi ai'crd1ui; lo Arnold I'olth'i',
i-Aonly rlnli li-.i hr. Thr l.jinp pnrij
will n t niiike ihf trip ti it rnrnv;tn
loSPtlier htn it is pl.mnrd to h:ivp thr
Iti'Miip n-HPiulilo hrfnr' tin? tnmu MRii I
rolluifll hoildinu on the O. A. I '.
i.'iinpiM nt !:'tO tonorov forenoon.
0. A. C. MAN HEPORTS
11. ('. limit of ttri-iton Atriinllurnl
rrtllpcf. rrportd this innming lo Ihr
I 'nsrndp n.niomil forfeit for dn'n
inMrio lion hefiff viic for t l
rtdce u lirre lo will niHt I 'inl rlri
It Minor H, Mi Knrhuid during tin-puiiimer.
X 9 4 5 Z 7 3 9
to t fe'l 72
ffl7 hi I
aad , ti ii - umi mmJ
, ami 1 I I I Ps-I
alno have had an effect on other fruit
yields of the county, the inspector
HORIZONTAL
To perform.
.Coury! hi id out for racing.
( ri'iin.
Stallion.
To reform one's self.
LeRfil rules.
L'lH(.
) hippinens,
Kluvnr.
lteiik of b bird.
I rpon.
MiiHicnl note.
Townrd. . .
I'repoHition of piice.
To make a sweater,
ltarctrnck tipwter;
nd.
llnlf an cm.1
You. ' j
Variant of "a."
Seated.
Fietitous utatoraent.
Hog.
I'lace where race ends.
Linear meitnure varying locally.
Strained to stiffness (as when
horses are n en ring goal).
Paris in n drama.
Anger. '
Levers.
Lyric ong.
VERTICAL
reclamation of surprise,
ruuclualion mark.
Iteceptnclp to carry food to table
Trial. .
Mimics. '
What most folks, lose at the
raee, also cabbage.
Observed.
8.
l.
11.-
i:t.
IK.
111.
21.
To enroll horse for racing.
Paid publicity.
Point of compass.
Myself.
Hoya who ride the horses.
AVagering.
Sum.
22. iJestined.
2i. Inside inforniatiou. ,
2000 pounds.
.'2. Intense. j
.'i.'t. Assisted.
.?.". Sound.
Kfl. I. nn away fsaid of a fast horse).
87. Record of bete.
.'IH. Makes a mistake.
If I. (iame played on borsebock.
41. Like.
lit. Yellow Hawaiian bird,
it. Seventh note in scale.
10. Point of compass.
Answer to yesterday's cross-word
puzzle;
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IaTl!oIe EBPTe In QoIoIl II
6 - 15
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRY
AT HIGHEST PEAK
Marcola Building
Work Progresses
Rapid work la heinu done on tlie
new union hisu m-hool building now
under conslrurtion lit Marrolu in di-trii-t
number 8 and the atructure ia
noiv riady for the roof, ocrording to
n rnnrt of H. li. Smith, clerk of the
Swimming will be on the schedule ! district which comprises Wendling,
twice every day at the first annual ! ;a,p and Marcola, who was here to
summer camp of Boy Scouts at ('ainn'.i.,. rt mnfi r with K. J. Moore, coun-
; Whalsitsname near Mapleton .Inly KJ , tv supprinrendpnt of schools. The dis
'to August 10, it is announced by W. ! trirt rerpntlv voted ?2MX0in bonds'
! H. Robertson, one of the membera of j (() finIince new building. i
iNP-rnmp rommmee. iir. iionenson. , ., , .
whose hobby is nature study, is to in
struct the scouts in the names of
birds, trees, slirubs and flowers in
digenous tn Lane county.
Competent instructors will bp in
charge of the swimming, and all offi
cers will participate in the supervis
ing. A life ftaving corps will be or
ganized and on duly during swimming
hours. Swimming and lifp-saving in
structions will be given daily.
Scouts will be quartered in wall
tents. Hoard floors will ho installed
unless the committee finds the camp
; can absolutely be protected from
dampness. Walls of the tents will be
, kept rolled in sunny weather to in
1 sure fresh air, and blankets will be
nired daily on racks.
A large circus tent will serve as
mesB hall this year. The Bcoutswill
have a tent city, and as as real pion
eers. A trading post will be kept at
tiie store near camp, where scouts
will be permitted to spend 10 cents
a ilhy, and no more.
Every scout will be held respon
sible for getting out to camp on the
opening day of his period. If bis
father takes him in the car they take
Ihe highway to Mapleton. If he
lakes the train. No. ii02 leaves Ku
gene at 7:45 o'clock a. m. and arrives
in Mapleton at 10:10 o'clock. The
camp is located on Knowles creek
just across the Siuslaw river from
Mapleton.
Fox Pups die Here
At Breeding Farm!
Seven silver fox pups born at the
farm of Cal Young near this city re
cently have died and the first breed
ing of the animals in captivity has
failed to prove successful. Mr. Young
states that the attempt to raise the
foxes here will not be given up as it
is certain the experiment wifl wo.'k
out well with additional information
as to the care of the animals. Within
the next two weeks Mr. Young ex
pects to receive a pair of blue silver
foxes from Seattle , where they were
recently purchased.
That a large majority of the sev
eral thousand loggers recently laid qff j
at west coast camps have either gone
to the pine districts of the Inland;
Kmpire or have found employment!
largely in construction work, which :
is now at its highest peak, is indicated
by reports from 4L employment serv-
ice offices in various northwestern :
cities received at 4L headquarters in ;
Kugene today. I
Almost without exception the re- j
ports show that there are few un
employed loggers in the fir districts.
A surplus of men is reported from !
the pine region east of the Cascades. !
At Portland, while there is suffici- j
ent help to meet ali present demands, j
there is not a large surplus. A con- ,
siderable number of men have already
left for the harvest fields of Texas
aud construction work in the north
west has absorbed a large number of
loggers recently laid off. Small box
factories up the Columbia river are
now busy on the season's cut and they
have required some help from here.
Canning factories are operating with
full crews.
One nf the lurger affairs of tho 'at her home, 1208 C'hnrnolton Btreet,
Thursday,
Pnily Study club members are to
he entertnined by Mrs. William Clubb
nt her home, I0P1 Tenth avenue west,
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock.
Mrs. W. T. Shoulta will entertain
tho Wnodcrnft Thimble club nt her
home, 1H71 High street, AVednesday
nfternoon at two-thirty o'clock. .
The Women of Monseheart legion
nro to have a regular meeting this
evening at seven-thirty o'clock in
Moose hall. A banquet is to be
served by .members of the losing team
in the recent contest, beaded by Mrs.
t'nrrie Wood as junior regent, and the
winners under Mrs. Willie Unit as
SPtiior regent will bp guests for the
occasion. All legiuonnaires are uro'ed
tn come.
week Wll be Ihe ten for -whirl. Mis
Ivan Ware and Miss Amy Hun am to
milerlnin at the Osbuni hotel tomor
row afternoon ennipNuntiug Mrs.
Lewis Itond (Lois I hill) who is spend
ing tho summer in Kugene. The lea
will he given between three and h!x
o'clock.
Mrs. Cordon Fish is tn entertain
wllh a bridge party at her home to
morrow afternoon, complimenting
Mrs. ('buries Dickson who is a visitor
in Kugeiiu from Hultimorc, Md.
The Aiuericnn Legion mid the legion
auxiliary nre to sponsor one of the
interesting affairs for the inidweek
tomorrow evening when they enter
tain, with a picnic supper and dance
nt. Cohtirg bridge. Supper is to be
served at. seven o'clock, after which
tho dance will be held. TIiohp com
ing are asked to bring their own lunch
wilh enough for Iheir guests. The
affairs Is to be for all members of the
legion and the ancillary. -
Mrs. 1 W. Woonifield has invited
members of the auxiliary of the
Spu uihh -A merit-mi war veterans to
be her guests for a social afternoon
Lane Cherry Crop ...
Lighter This Year
Ticking of the soft early cherries
in Iane county is well tinder way and.
a large amount of this fruit is now
coining into the market, according to
C. K. Stewart,-county fruit inspector.
The Hoyal Ann cherries are nearly
ready for. picking in most districts of
the county and this will he under way
within the next two weekB, the in
spector stntes. , The cherry crop of
Lane is far below that of last year
owing to the late spring rains which
The Great White Way
. at Its Brightest!
A Drama of
.New York's
Gay and Gray
"A BROADWAY
BUTTERFLY"
with DOROTHY DEVORE
CULLEN LANDIS
LOUISE FAZENDA
WILLARD' LOUIS
II CENTURY INT'L II
il . COMEDY NEWS I
wuerca paicts are MCVt rmiid.
I tomorrow ZANE GREYll
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd A HHI Lot Angeles IV
Every Room has Private Toilet
60 Mntha New, Modern
Clone to Shopping District and
1 hewirr-s
Free Garage Tariff from $1.50
f!
Carpet Cleaning
OurvIST.. inl'Hui .tn
Phone 300 M
INGROWN ill
Turns Right Out Itself
"Outgro," ia a harmlri! aniiM-ptlf
manufactured for rliirnimhn. I low'
vtr, anyone ran buy from tha drua
more a tiny bottle routaiuing dirfc
Hone. A fi-w dropa of "Ouipro" in th
crfvici- of the injrowinj nail rediKte
Inflammatui and pain and o tnuali
ena tUa tender, aenaitive akin under
neath tlie toe nail, that It ran not
penetrate the flcli, and the nail turnt
Mturalljr outward almnat orrr nicht.
Valley Printing Co.
Nf Location, Stanley Bldg.
WEDDING AND BUSINESS
ANNOUNCEMENTS'
COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL
PRINTING
FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 4?0
Dependability
Counts When
Emergencies
Arise
AVo nre proud of our
Prescription Department
Mnintaiunl only by Registered Pharmacists
Lot us servo vou
i
1018 Willamette
Phone "2" W Like to Hear It Rlnq
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
A Grc?.t Show and Wo
Don't Mean Maybe
"A '
Thief
in
Paradise"
with
K OX A LP COLEMAN
PORIS KEXYOX
AILKEN PRIXOLE
BEAUTIFUL
PROLOGUE
"The Isle of
Golden Dreams'
srnciAu-
STAGE
SKTTIXO
MdllTI.Y
AT 7:21)
and D:C5
RENALDO
BAGGOTT
In a
Jazz Jamborie
on the
UIRL1TZER
It's A Riot!
And
Showing at
REGULAR
PRICES!.
Evenings 30c
Matinees 20c
- Children 10c
Mcdonald
News Events
Comedy
HODGE PODGE
WATCH FOR
"The WIZARD OF 0Z"
The Side-Splitting
Picture of Fun!
ROGERS 1847
SILVERWARE
FOR CIFT
GIVING
AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE
STANDARD
BRANDS
DRUGS AT
CIT Rate
PRICES
Our Help For Children's
Vacation Comfort
"We'have given much thought for weeks to the gathering in our sir. f n.
. i e uj:., i, ...:n t:u..i. i : . " nl the
vmiuuo oui i a vl lut'iLiinnuint; unit ill uuilll 1UULC lu CIUKueil S Vacation
forts.
"When you discover a need, come and see how well we can supply, and
haps you will find many other suggestions here that you would bo glad 7
learn about. Moderately priced. " fe'Uto
A Host of Chic Pantie
Dresses for Miss of 2 to 10
Their Pricings Appeal Too
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50
$2.75.
You'll not feel like Just stop
ping in selecting only one but
several when you glance at ,thls
very Interesting and extensive
assemblage of colorful pantte
dresses. Many an exclamation
do we hear about the prettiuess
of these new arrivals.
Whether plain, figured or two
color combinations, they are
well represented. Not to over
look the smart English print
patterns, too. Some of them
made of genuine English broact
cloth for good measure. A great deal could be written about them.
The miss of tender years has need for several anyway.
Boys Thrive on Outdoor Play
Give Them All They Desire
. You can't keep a healthy boy down when all outdoors is calling him. And no one wants to
but It Is a bit hard' to have young son ruin so many clothes with his hard play. '
Here are outdoor togs that are tough and rugged, and boyish looking. Put him Into these
and you won't have to waste words on the unheeded warning to be careful. For instance
(2nd Floor)
6 Piece Cowboy
Suits, Price $2.75 '
Khaki tn color which the chap of 4 to 10
years likes. Consists of jacket, trousers, hat,
bandana kerchief, lasso and pistol with hold
er. The brown leatherette trimming adds to
its effectiveness.
3 Piece Indian
Suits, Price $1.95
Ihese are khaki color, too. and brightly
e trimmed. The headgear with bright feathera
like the "Injun" chief wears 'em certainly
look the part.
(2nd Floor)
WEDNESDAY GIVES PROMISE OF
BEING ANOTHER BUSY DAY OF
June White Sale
Whether for Immediate Use or Future Needs These Reductions Should
Urge Your Attention If You Have Any Regard For Your Purse. ("Who Has
n't?) Vast Quantities of Merchandise Have Been Assembled to Meet the
Demands of This Sale. . -
Lower Prices Are Strikingly Apparent on Many Items. Just a Yew
Instances Why It Pays to Head Our Ads For News of Importance In This
Juno White Sale.
Women's
High Grade Corsets
To $9.00
Values
$3.98
One of America's nationally advertised
brands. Excellent quality coutil enter into
the embodiment of the "ninner" line, in
cluding brocaded models. Front nnd back
lace.
To $5.00 Women's
Corsets $1.00
A special lot of odds and ends. While
the range of sizes is fairly woll represen
ted, however, not every size In each style.
(2nd Floor)
Women's
$4.25 Flannel
Shirts and
Middies $1.95
Why the material alone costs morn than
$1.95, not including the making. 'Made of
a wonderful quality of khaki flannel. Ideal
for outing and beach wear, also golfing.
(2nd Floor)
Women's Tourist
$6.00 Flannel
Coats $2.95
Another good outdoor tog for autolsts.
.Khaki color, belted', with pockets.
(2nd Floor)
"Royal Society" Package
Goods i Off
Even the "Royal Society" stock Is con
tributing towards the success of June
White Sale. In this special lot are var
ious stamped articles with sufficient floss
ready to be embroidered.
32 Inch Fast Color
Ginghams, Yard 24c
They are the "Kalburnle" ginghams. In
fascinating patterns and colorings that will
not fade or run. The season's best ging
ham value. Other ginghams included in
this lot .
To $4.00 Woolens,
The Yard $1.98
"White Is right" for Summer wear, that's
why white woolens are called to the front.
Choice of Bedford cords also wool and
silk and' wool fnlrrlcs,
JUNE WHITE
SALE OF
Mercerized Table
Damask, Yard 79c
. 58 and 6.1 Inch widths, splendid weieht.
with pretty colored borders ot lavender,
gold, rose or blue.
Women's
$3.00 Wool
Golf Hose, Pair 81.75
Knitted by a well known manufacturer.
Knit to fit, with fancy colored nut tops.
(2nd Floor)
TO 75c FLOWER BASKETS 43c
Made by th deft hands of tho far off country of Japan. . Half doion unlnue fh3P.
with large graceful -handles. In grey, green ai d brown shades. Come with container.
j (L'mt iioor'
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY FILLED
FAIRY TRICYCLES
Scooters
Coaster Wagons
Bicycles
Very Good Assortment of
Used Bicycles
HENDERSHQTT'S GUN STORE
770 Willamette St. . Phone 151