,,lin,liiy Evening, Jnne 29, 1925
wil! be laid on Water .treet between
Mill and west I) street, in the neir
future. The line is staked out and
grade ready tor an.ither SO-feot ae,v
non between Kislith and Ninth alreet,
on It. The walks in Springfield' Intv
been impr. vul and added to lat.lv for
the new m.iil earrier service which
was irnnted this jear.
THE EUGENE GUARD
-A Four-Square. Gospel for I.ib-
( ( .-no the 80 rim n tnnir nf
LV1.1.. . lU. 1 :
,riD - -
.-jrch in which be outlined the spirit-
.,11.00 us tbe fr""1 authority in mm
(f, of iaith. This meaut, he mi id, a
3ioMlized faith mid uut uri flitcui;u
!. firnkp u faith of rationalism.
IICUO' " "'iv.irivirn
t, ue tfuiral thins lor the Litior.ii
u4 niigui uc uuuuuvu lor iue pur
of discus. on and four tided.
Iue first boundary would be the
:rU( that our so-called God-given eon
ictfoi'e is really a kiud of inheritnnco
puling tu us with advanciux imHU-i't-
..i as iiistiDCts are lormed in nthn.-
n:ma s uu nunc our iree inm nf
j.jjjment and our making of opinions
, HkewiHO iar more limited tluui we
. vol J ho nliilitc f.t .i:
,.t. effort remains our prmt h...u.
ton without which we would scarcely
.rofrem at nfl.
uuuiur is uuoiea.
The second important statement
rith which we may bound our ratiou
lUed faith, the speaker said, wuul.J
dim: "Ihat the dogmatic authority
af church, of Jesus Christ and of the
bible must be abolished. The Heforma
uva of Luther cuded half way. Jt
Kruck a potent blow at the churru
of authority but exalted the holy bonk
i the place of the holy church. For
e type of Liberal to which reference
m been made, of which Unitarians
ujeiicral are representative, the hu-
Mnity of Jesus is assumed and as a
ma be quite inevitably made bis mi.-:-tikes
while achieving it great victory
is a spiritual leader of the jigis.
Likewise iu a rationalized faith (m
lisink of the bible as separable or in
IDT way i rum oiuer meraii re ol re l-
ilisurd. Only credulity can consider it
mli.illv insoired.
The third hypothetical bound ry for
pur raunanzeu laitn ot Liberalism
fll conscience fur the individual. hi
diviiluality .is their great interpretative
nature of Liberalism. .Na institution
md no dogma must be able to lirow
at him. Job is in the bible the gre it
ipukeMiian of the individual defying
ie God of his fathers and the p e n
i the great drama of the soul m the
nicls-t of this struggle seeking a reli
;iod for a free man.'
Fourth Side Told.
Finally the fourth side of our ra-
;iiialized faith is this: A church fur
freedom of faith must be altogether
roterant in matters of opinion and
mit all the tests required by Kvange
icdl Christianity. Such a chore!:
foil Id welcome all persons of good
bnrncter without asking whether or
at he bad been baptized, or converr
il. or what he believed about tlo
jible or Christ or creeds. That would
tf-iiis own individual problem.
11. iw to organise Mich individuals
tl.e problem of such a church i-
y Cnitarian. Jliree things we IV. ve
off.er to the Liberal in his inil'
ridualit-in," said Mr. Kdiiy, "we of-f-r
a sincere and simple worship of
the infinite spirit. More definitely wo
tier interpretation -in the field of
knowledge and give a sense nf direc
tion to men in a confused age. Most -if
ill, if we do our work well, we give
inspiration for idealistic effort and
fur human service. Whatever the
rritics of Liberalism may say, some
such church as I have suggested, that
sav some such church as 1'nt-
tarianism has evolved in a hundred
ynrs of experiment, in.thr only en-;
which can fall into natural relation
ships with nn age dominated by scien
tific thinking."
Interest Growing
In Revival Here
Tenight will be "rest night" at the
two-pole tent on south Willamette,
street where a revival campaign is
still in procress under the direction
of Mr. .Miller, of Ashland. Todar .Mr.
Miller and family took a trip to Al
bany Inn will be here again for Tues
day evening's service.
Kvangelist Miller delivered three
sermons at yesterday's services and at
iur nut-moon service ,e digressed
somewhat from his usual ( ,,ro.
eedure and invited questions from
anyone in the audience. Th: questions
were varied ami oft. n of a close doc
trinal nature but kept the large aud
ience much interested in the nnvcltv
of the thing.
A great deal of amusement was
created when I r. Miller jokingly stat
ed that husbands should obey their
wives, when a man sprang to his feet
and inquired whether "Hint was scrip
tural" and the evangelist saw the
point and joined heartily in the re
partee. Ilev. Harry M. Xeet. who is visiting
here will probably occupy the plat
form on one night's service unrl per
Imps Ilev. (ionlon of Cottage lirove
on some other night.
Services begin at 7: 1.1 each night
during the remainder of the week.
(Continued from page one)
Springfield to lay
Cement Sidewalks
Sl'KIXfiFIKLD, June :!!. (Spe
rial). A survey and grading for two
Mrinis of new concrete j-idewnlk in
SprinnfioJcl hnve been competed und 'r j
thp direction of Simon Klovdahl. city
'ceineer,-A TiO-fo.ot stretch of walk
Tickets nm selling rapidly for fh
nnnunl Chaotnuoua proerm which
nnens next Tus'1v in the big tent nt
the Corner of Kleventh avenue and
OHvo street. Season tickM nr on
a!e in a number f lneal btiines
house:, and will continue until (1
o'clock p. in. of (lie nnprdnc day
when they will advance IV cents in
price.
Alton Packard, known as one of
the best eirtooniits in the country.
nreert the opening procrain Tues
doy nisht after the opening eTerciej
nnd annoincementi. Foltowinc this
i the pro-ernm for the rest of the week
is as follows:
Wednesday
Alorninn Organization of Junior
ChwotHuo'in.
Afternoon Lecture. Chan annua
superintendent: concert, Leake's Or
chestral entertainers.
Kveninc Prelude, Leake's orches
tral entertainers; lecture. "Rack
From Hassla." Cnn'tain Siiurdur K.
fJudmundson ' merienn citizen).
Thursday
'orninir Junior Chntnnqua.
Afternoon Lecture, "In the Other
Fellow's Shoes.' Onev Fred Sweet;
cert. Pnuclunn-Pefferle Pom.
Kveninc Prelude. TtniiThnian-Pcf-ferle
Poo: lecture. "The Problem of
World Peace." Pr George O. Fallis.
Friday
forninc Junior Chuatauqun.
Afternoon Costumed imnerona
tions. Itoselth Knnpp Breed Htos
ton's noted eofertn'oerL
Kveninc "The Mikado." Sullivan's
masterpiece, Mnr A'nlentine company.
Saturday
Morning Junior Chautauqua.
Afternoon Lecture, Chautauqua
superintendent: concert, Charles Mit
chell M'xer Concert Trio.
Kveninc Prelude, Charles Mitchell
Mixer , Concert Trio; lecture. "The
Player in the Shawod," Capt. T. Pins
more T'pton.
Mondny
Morning Junior 'hntttnuqun.
Afternoon Special children's fen
ture. Margaret. Hyers nnd assisting
artists.
Kvening "Paddy Long Legs." New
York's great suecess.
Tuesday
Band Day
Morning -Junior Chant annua.
Afternoon Concert, Mnupin's sing
ing hand,
Keening Concert, Maupin's sing
ing hand.
Park covered ."irtO fm of railrov.'
(track nearby, leaving it buried uede-
earth and rooks Phi feet deep. Thi
i was caused when a cliff. Sist fet-;
high, toppli',1 and feK.
ThusiiUds of pcrsnns in PuMe,
Creat Falls. PilMnss, l.iv;nctn. Mis
soula, Helena and other fit lea and
towns were thrown into a near panic
and rushed ele;ir of buildings. The
shocks continued interurtiemly until
well after lo o'clock. Vestprday there
were slight reeurrenees at Three
l'i rks. White Sulphur Springs and
Anaconda.
Towas Are Hit
Three Forks. Manhattan and Lo
gan, all near the junction of Madison,
(album and Jefferson rivers, whiih
form the source ot the Missouri, sus
taim d the greatest loss. The court
house nt White Sulphur Spr nss fell
end several smaller ftructures were
demol shed. The loss there will exceed
M00.00 it is said, and Three Fork,
where the damage was greater. 1 vst
about $'JHO.iHiO. reports say. Three
Forks residents counted 41 distinct
sh vlcs, they reported.
Jefferson river, a (diort dist nice
above the convergence point. Vas low
ered two feet lu-"tlie unal,.. Hun
dreds of men were working in the
mines nt Hutte and Anaconda as th
earth's surface trembled but in the
1.000 miles of underground working,
there was no damage, according to
Hutte reports. The in ners flocked to
the surface when thev felt the shocks.
Buildings Twisted
Leaning w.ills and twisted buildings
in Manhattan and Three Forks, prob
ably will have to be razed by dynamite
in order to forestall danger of their
falling, residents said. tiiunls are
ported about the structures and no
one is allowed to go near them.
Miss Mildred Waters, a telephone
operator nt Manhattan, stuck to her
oust Saturday night, until the woh
blins of the company's building con
vinced her that it was time to move.
She tripped and tell down a flight nf
st::irs an she started to flee and was
I rtinfully injured.
Near Three Forks an automobile
was heaved over an embankment by
the quake and its two oecupints were
slightly injured. In all other cases,
where injury was caused none was
caused directly by the ounke.
Pranks are Playod
Outside of the area which sustain
ed the most dam tge. the quake played
a thousand pranks. At Hillings A. C.
(iallagher, a painter was gilding the
., ea nn tlia antra r( St Pfltfifk's
L'nthnlin fhnrrli when the shock of
Saturday n:ght was felt there. The
cross swayed three feet, he snid. in a
north and so:i,h movement. He clung
to the cross until the worst temblor
was over, and then called It a day and
descended
Pr. C. P. Clapp. president of the
Fniversity of Montana, who is con
sidered nn authority on geology, de
clared last night the probable cause
of the temblor wns the inking of a
"fault" in the eastern part of the
mountnin region of Montana. The
mountain in that vicinity have many
faults, which are nroken strata, push
ed up or down by convulsions of the
earth.
TRACKS BEING CLEARED
LKWTSTOWN. Mont.. June J!.
A force of ",000 laborers will be re
quired to clear the landslides which
last night blocked the tracks of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul rail
road near Lombard, railroad officials
declared here today. The work will
take 1.1 days, the officials claim.
One section of the track at Peer
Park, is buried for .VHI feet under a
layer of rocks and dirt, more than
PHI feet deep, where a cliff, St) feet
high, toppled over.
I -.11, .cr t, niK-ii.ita liere the
I landslide struck a small tunnel SO
. feet long and split it wide open.
OREGON MOTOR CO.
Phone fim WO OMv
I STATISTICS !
BORN
PANIKLS At the Franklin boule
vard auto camp. June 'SI. l!tM. to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry (J. Pmiels of
Su'herlin. (tie., a daughter, weight S
pounds, nn me, Km her.
9 S ;,!-' V V
mmm
Sample
Baby Carriages
Many Styles Sizes Colors
One of a Kind in Stock
25 ,0 To 33 1-3
Less
S-.mr.lo Rihy r.-irriaK" that are nn nf a kind In ock f, urr-l ihrr.nsli
vpVv aTantng"... purrha.e-offrcd this V'k t pr)r- fn.m to
i-3 ols than roBular. All -rn rarr-a of very -- .onMrm-non
In design and finish. Choose your this e,-k.
$54 Genuine Reed Carriage, Reversible Gear, $39.85
O-nulne Reed CarrlaR with n t cl""i,'m4 In U.l CQ RK
Kiill corduroy lined, heavy in-hions an.l r-n . 5CCj.O0
Mahogany Enamel
$48.50 Roll Hood Carriage In Fiber Reed $36.85
Vine woven fiber reed crriax. .n .-ry .nam.. w,.h t"' "flR
trlmmed-recllning back and rubber t.red wheH. An $36.85
size
7 oo Genuine Reed Four Wheel Sulkey $23.85
Oenu,n!3Hl;d0i1kerwrr4,n rT 523.85
Kqulppetf with rubber tired wheel, finished In l"r enamel
$19 50 Flat Reed Reclining Back Sulkey $13.75
finished In Ivory enamel
MANY OTHER NUMBERS NOT LISTED
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METHERBEE
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ChJrj.
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Inter., I
Tngo Three
Offers 5 Days of
Super Values
In This
Pre-Inventory Sale
300 Pieces of High Quality Furniture
25, 33Vz and
Reduced 15,
crrw
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A s;i!o for those folks who seek the groatost possilile values
before deeiiling to piiroli!isi. When you ineiisure the offerings
in this sale from the standpoint of good tase and inherently
,'ood quality of workiuanship and finish, its well as from the
viewpoint of price the values are emphasized.
It is, without doubt, the outstanding furniture event in Eu
gene so fur this year. To be able to secure furniture- of real
quality at prices so very low is most unusual nnd discriminating
buyers will be quick to take advantago of it! Karly choice
lias the advantage of wider selection, which wo believe you
will want, to avail Yourself of.
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD ON ANY PURCHASE YOU MAKE-EVEN AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES
"WE CHARGE NO INTEREST"
YOU SAVE LIKE THIS ON
THINGS FOR THE CHAMBER
$.'!S") five-piece Bedroom Suite consisting of full size
bed triple plate vanity, Chil'forette, bench rind rocker.
AVell made, and perfectly! mulched in rich (?nQO
American Walnut with bird-eye Maple inlays ty&vO
$'2!)..r)0 ;i-pieec, Red outfit consisting of full size Sled
l l :.. i i.i i i i .
nun 111 jvory r.inimci, a goon sieet iinu spring anil a
40 jtound layer felt mattress in pretty
art ticking
.f47.ri() Xachmiin Spring-filled Mattress
licking, staple cotton filling,
well tufted
$2.'.50 Kapn Felt Mattresses, silk floss and 1 col ton,
$24.85
in heavv art
$39.50
in pretty floral ticking with stitched
edge in contrasting sateen
$18.95
Picnic and Market
BASKETS
Values up to
$1.25
All size., style-, fill
inlle. for nhuiiliiR.
pli'Illi-a, otr., whllti
nminlly lnl. 4Q.
I'ltolro ench
Values up to
$2.75
jHpiinrnn braided
stylos, honvy nuirkot
hHkftfl, (iHinty lunch
huskols, chnlco
each ...
95c
10 Only
SILK LAMP
SHADES
Value, to fl5.Gn
Chi. Ire .
S2.95
Silk lump ahndeH, olio
of n k i ml. willed hiivn
been uk.'iI n. flimr .ain.
pie... 1U only nil illf
f.Tent .ilyb-K. nt (be
one price.
or i m... fTTTi'v !
Mm
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.VALUKS TjIKH THKSI' NUMKKOUS ON
Dining Room
Furniture
sfl.'il) S-piece I)iniug (Iroup in quartered Oak, Jnoobenn
style with two tone inlays Hul'fet Kxtonsion Table, 5
Side t'hairs ami one Host Chair in rich tfl-i CTQ 71Z
brown leather, now :.
!r.V2 l.tindin Leaf Dining Table with 54- (POJ OC
inch top iu combination Walnut, special V Ot
if.S!).)0 China Closet, in Italian design antique. Walnut
finish, offered in this sale
at
Several styles of Odd China Cabinet iti Walnut nnd
Oak, now OX I'M I AM' OFF.
$39.85
KITCHEN CABINETS
$!.V0 Sellers "White Meanly" kit
chen cabinet, in perfect condition a
r s :: $78.75
.14.51) Sellers Kitchen Cabinet in Oak,
preltv golden finish, completely
r::1.:":: $76.85
"Voss" Electric Washers
$!S.f0 "Voss" Oscillating Klectrie
Washer with heavy copper tub,
wringer, slightly used guaranteed
for
satisfaction
$115 large style "Voss" Klcrtrie
Wa.iher with copper tub built for
extreme
satisfaction
$83.75
$98.50
mm
X.
V!' Mr tt !t
RUGS LINOLEUMS
ALiiO INCI.l'DKIi l.S 'i H l.i SSA..K
74 Heavy quality Holly llrile:5 Hub In 'ixVi
iie. in b11 over design, color. In roue nn'l
blue combination, 549 75
t9 10 !)iy HruB.eln Hup. of .me CO f
iju.llty In S 3xl"i .11". for JCfOtJU
SenmlrM Tapestry ltuir wl'h frinired eml. In
12 room ie. very ple.ninit pt- COC QC
tern. nd i "lor tombinationn, for 4tw.Ol
9x12 Seamier. Velvet Kii( ulth frlnid enl.
ofl B.Mr!nient of p.to-rn. and COQ OR
eolonngf. very .pv ial M.03
felt Hn?i Linoleum In floral pattern., tile ef
fects, bl'Kk iffeeta. In eolor. of blue CQ
and grty. brown. et;., t yd 031
6IJ f;r. Rum In tool, iiimtwr rolorlnir.
hil tiu.nilty CC OT
lait. 4.w
9x1 2 "Gold Seal ' f"nnoltgm Ru?, oM anort
meut of r.ew pattern, and color.. C 1 C QC
.penal tarh V 1
3fT.
Living Room
Furniture
Never So Reasonable
lis r,n Arm ( hair with M.iboKnay finished frame, prettily
turned leg. ami tnp'-.'ry upbol.teri d $14 25
125 l.uxtlllon. OverHluffid Davenport llplinlatereil In iretty
wool inpe.try, with in' il.illlon "'. and bar k, Cfl
loo'.o n.rili(! filled ni-blona J I H I iJU
!iS lapehlry rpbobsli ri il Over.tuffi d Div. nport, loone million
neat.- of if ry fine t'in.triii lion $69 85
fiiu t),inbnal Ann fbalr. In iiutlfiilly upbollere, ffOf OC
III line Imported Italian llro, ndi JOiOJ
114 fane I'nnel Dark Arm chair., finlnhed In Mubonany, up
bolnlered In Rood Kralu of C1Q
I.pe.try JJ Iwilw
DINNER SETS
IlKIHl.'KU .KK THIS
121. (U li'i plei B Sml I'oreelaln lilnuer Set
with neut bunded ucIko pattern fl 4 J ""
of black a ml nob! 9ID.I3
JIS.Tfi -12-plica Anierlciin Keml 1'orti lulu IJin.
ner Set In iliiinly figured ducor- Q4) C(
ailon, now 9 I WiDU
122 &i very hand.oiiie Nippon t'lilua limner
.et of 41 piece. with wldrt gold" banded
edge. And full gold
bundle.
$16.75
BUFFET MIRRORS
f 1 7.611 Plato HnftVt Mlrrom with mllnrrd rntl
(miiflft. itolyrlirniim rniniH In old
KoM nnd old llvr
1 1 :t . fj 0 llulli-t Mirrors of nm Hlyt and
paitcrnii, Hinullfr
niton
513.95
$10.85
Draperies
The
Savings
Are
Worth
While
-f ffi
r. a
a
r
nnd
39c
$236.50 COMBINATION ELECTRIC
RANGE
I'xd f'T
Iwiiiunif ration
$198.50
A hnd"ouie Kleitrb: (t.nge with liirre !;,. door oven and
three element lop. and euutppr d Hh wood and c oal .ei .
lion all while and nb k-l irluuneu - lop .lljhtly .talned
from demonstration.
ETHERBEE
white, Mil) yurds off'Tcd at
f'i
111(1 rju;ility Impirtrd ('rrlnniM from Alar,
Krnmt. (iihm tn iiuitlity KnKlmh pattern. ftOO
yartN t ln off'T' d l. 33 C
!:.! VhfT Hilk (iaiup in popular hads uf hfn.',
....79c
Fine iiu.illty Mariul.it HufflM curtnlna In
plain white, tlu dotted ami plain whltn with
blue riiffl.--all with dalnly ruffle. 4J 4 QQ
and tie fcarka, lwlr 9 i30
55.: quality domn.tle Cretonne. In good .
borlmeiit of color, and pattern..
Homo remnant length., yard
POWERS
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AST NINTH AND OAK
19c
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