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Approximately ?rei,f"0 federal mon
ey will be ppent on the construction
of roads and trnilK in an elabornte
fire protTtinn program in the ('am
ende n.-itioniil forest, according t the
report from the office of Neliorj F.
MriPiluff. forest supervisor. This -li-cludes
85 miles of trail, seven and a
linlf miles of roads, and the clearing
of IS and a bnlf miles additional for
construction during 111-6.
The new trails in the communica
tion system will in nddition to the
trails already built, make approxi
mately 74.1 miles. All" trails arc logged
r.ud plainly marked with stuns pre
pared and posted at considerable colt
and trouble, Emphasis is laid by fore'.i
officials on the need of not molestina
these signs, which nrc also in tbii
path of vacationists and fishermen.
Central Telephone System.
Besides the road and trail communi
cation, an elaborate central telephone
system is maintained. It is so arrang
ed that every one of the road auJ
trail crews. 12 in number, can keep
In touch with the rangers offices, mi l
In turn with the central office.
The strictest watch is kept for all
indications ofismoke and fire, fire
breaking out in immense area cf th?
Cascade forest, 1,0U1,1S.) acres, which
Includes 70.075 acres of., alienated
land, could spread with tremendous
rapidity under low humidity nnd. higii
temperature conditions, doiug untold
damage to property nnd endangering
human life.
The forest wealth which stands in
constant danger of destruction dur
ing this season, comprises 27.22S.0OO,
000 board feet, estimated timber
stand, of which 20.000,000,000 board
feet are Douglas fir. The remaining
7,22S,000.000 feet include yellow pine,
western hemlock, while pine, noble,
silver nnd Shasta fir, while fir, hem
lock, lotlgepole pine, western red ced
ar, iuceusc cedar, sugar pine and
hardwoods.
Timber Sales Operate.
One large timber operation is con
ducted at Wcstfir by Ueorgc W. Kel-
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWKT
:
Mr. and Mr. Herschel K rarer at
Portland arc visiting in Eugene unt'l
after the Fourth it July with the for
mer's grandmother, Mrs. U. N. t'ra
zer. Mrs. Arab lloyt line left this aft
ernoon for Missoula, Montana, where
vho will epend a greater part of th--
summer.
. Mrs. E. Rupert left for her
home in Portland this morning after
a week's visit in the home of Mr.s.
Myra Kupert.
V ' '
Major and Mrs. Harvard Moore (f
Fort Lawton, Washington, have rs
turned to their home after a few
days' visit at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. M. AVilkins.
The picnic of the Santa Clara
young niarritd people's Sunday school
class which was to have been held
Wednesday evening has been post
poned until a later date.
...
The women at Susan Campbell hall
have arranged a series of interestini
affairs for the summer session a:u
dents, entertaining at an at-home
hour between seven and eight o'clock
each Tuesday evening. The first of
these events will be held this evening
at which time Ilr. Edward H. Hulmc,
a member of Stnuford university fac
ulty who is teaching in the Kugene
summer session, will give an address.
All members ft the summer studeJit
body and faculty are invited to these
affairs.
...
Miss Josie Milliorn has returned to
Eugene after visiting in I'ortland over
the week-end.
! 1.M, J. H. Knight Co. JS2.87. II. H. , B. I,. Duller ?.'IO.as, It. II. Nesbet
Averlll Machinery Co. ?28.05. Dodge : SS. i.i, Walter linker $10.50, Ceo. Hills
u.2o, C. Shelley $0.12. Eugene Sand
& Ciravel Co. $7.00. Oscar Smith
$3.00, Hen Wilson S58.37, E. J.. Math-
$10.00, L. Dow Motley $7.U0,"
,7. .'V"""" x "rarel Co. fM.OO,
A . h. andjke $21,110. C. U. .luckson
-UIH, Hoyd Ayers $20,110, Heu Wil
son $I2.IMI, Oscnr Mmitli $l(UHl, Mrs.
t . I.. Sloan $-.Nl.vM. A. Horn $.1.11:1,
Hnjd Ayers $4.!l!l. C. .lackson $4,011,
with the same benefits as if they had; $34.50, J. O. Ward $H9.00, J. C.
enlisted in the regular service within
three months from their last dis
charge therefrom, says 1. W. Nnrtb
cToft, recruiting officer of the Port
land station. '
"Itntcd men can get back into the
regular navy with their rating at
time of lost discharge, provided there
is a vacancy in their rating, and thiv
are still qualified," says Lieutenant
Nortlicrnft. "Here is a chance for old
salts who still feel the call of tbe
sen, lut for the reason of broken ser
vice, hnve stayed out. Now the door
is open."
Harris $12.75,' Walter linger $10.20,
J. W. Hickett $0.50, II. A. Howe
$13.00, Frank Bush $9.75.
HO AD DISTv 22: J. S. W'oodard
$13.50, .lonns Dablin $5.2.V Olo
Dahlin tSJM. O. Dowell Jr. SS.0O,
i Nets BerKi'iim $i..50, i:. A. liabb
Mfg. Corp. $51.35. H. F, Goodpas
ture $12.u2, Kuowles & Uraber
i.tv ellum i; Clow $3u.30, llow-urd-Coojier
Corp. $2u5.Ui, Oregon
Machiuety Co. ll.'iu, ihell Oil Co.
otute inuuatrtal Acciueut luui.
sou $27.44, J. K. Daiuewood $132.Nl,
$00.53, Coast Culvert & Flume Co.
.',i(l.U4, J. 11. Baker $0.(H, Hamloth &
Uohde $5.10, W. M. V orden $151.75,
1'ac. Tel. rc Teig. Co. $13.15, West
i-st I Dale Tucsing $5.1s. ltalnli Kinir Sll.117.
Side Oarage $3.5u, It. A. liabb lldwe. I J.'- Miller $14,117, C. II. Fanner $22.-
f.juts.114, J. 11. llaker $U.!KI, Ilnmlotll 'It. J oilman mii.uk, llias. K.
: lioliue $5.10, W.M. ttunleu lldwe. "I "" U1..17, Eipiipineiit & Hcpair
Co. $.t-0.u3, S. B. t ineguu $0i 1.40, ! "'; ',.'.., .
Unftin-Uabu lldwe. Co. $5S.il), 11. ; MWDGh MARKET IiOAD: Blue
W. ohari u. $1.4.s, Walters BusUong Mountain l.br. Co. $75.01, W. (i. Eeat
Lbr. Co. $2.4u, tugeue Vulcanizing ' " $2!(.!I4. C. It. I'arks $20114. W. A.
Works $21,311, liulli-Uoocrttion 1'ow- Swane $2(i.04. Otto Fisk $1.!.!K1.
der Co. $10.7(1, Shell Company $72.50, -N.,TI "'EST: It. A. Bubb lldwe.
.-Southern 1'acific Co $12. n, Union i o. $1 12S.S5, Coast Culvert ei Flume
Oil Co. $342.01, SMuimuril Oil Co. 1 o. $!Hi.-.I7, F. D. Thompson $47.CKl,
$400.31, Service Ourage $1.35, Edwin - .N- Mathews $2!l.5ci, A. I.. Uoberts
Tullar $lil).S5, (.'has. W ilson $.2.2.., ; $. Adna II. Siguor $2.25, Elbe
Dr. Fanner $l!.75; Jess Fergueson ?"":no,r --110. F.. I!. Stephenson $21.
$5.1KI, Elvm William $5.lHI, Coe Sta-.""'ph .De.Mott $3.50. Harold
tionery Co. $5.35, liond Builders i Bmighman $7.(KI. Ituth Hoherlson
Equipment Co. $2(1.00, Willamette 1 ""',''r 'a- $7S.32, Cordj & Mucl.ar-
luuininent t o. SI HI .1. M. Koieht ' c" V"'
Lane County Girls
Finish Club Work
lldwe. Co. .l5.
IiOAD D1ST. 24: M. Gillespie
$14.00, W. 1. Seals $13.00.
KOAD D1ST. 25: Fred Smigley
$7o.ou, lrert ever $01.75, A. M.
Sturtcvent $3.50, Orlaud Lewis $L
Clayton lumnn $3.50.
. IiOAD DIS1'. 20: E. L. Mathews
$114.25, Louie Waskc $34.13, Kay
niond Frev $3.50, Frauk Peebles
$2S.OO, Swan Olson $10.03, J. K.
McKinzoy $34.25. Koy l'atton $32.50,
II. S. Merrlum $17.50. Claude Huff
man $3.50. Bob ojv $14.02. N. C.
I Burch $14.02. Tom Olley $11.12, Hen
Nine Lane county girls, members cf ry Whitsell $.S7, A. C. Miller $7.50,
the Vida Sewing club, have finished 1 J- 1. Browne $3.75. Dale Tuesiug
their work for the year, nnd are no-v $2.4!) IUIjih King $US7, U. 11 Far
rated as "100 per centers," reports ,r(XfJ"i'- "(. and liepair
Arnold. D. Collier, county club lead- I)AD DIST. 2S: Henrv Harrow
er, who went to Vida Saturday night $ir,.75, Carl Echler $15.75, Dove
to take part in the club's Achievement Stoup $2.15, Otto Eichler $15.75.
day program. IiOAD DIST. 20: Herman Larson
The club lender Is Mrs, Ii. H. Payne $3.50. Frederick Stoneficld $3.50, Hu
nnd those who finished tiieir work on ia",' ,ftoP1",fr,1,'1 ?;' 00' . , ,
the project are a, follows: rjdW
Aivinn Thompson, Ardith L. Pob:, j IiOAD D 1ST. 31: T J Neely
Gladys Minney, Metoln Allen, Wilma . $1(13.50. Frnnk Sjiencer $5(1.00. Tom
Post. Patricia Fickel, Louise Allen, I Spencer $21.50, Geo. Wilson $2S.(0,
Co. S.4.40. 1(. S. Bl vson $4.08. l ll-
lumette Furniture Co. $8.00, J. W.
(Juackeubush $7.05, W. M. Wordeu
$iiu. i5, j'jliner Uundersou $l4V.io,
H. E. Lower $23.0(1, W. V. Lower
$11.08, Claud Jackson- $8.72, Dale
Tuesin $12.40, llalpb King $0.85. C.
E. Wilson $2.ll. C. Ji. Farmer $2.24,
W. It. Orr $4.00, Jessie Ferguesou
$3.73. l.ivin William S4.0S. V. II.
i Hanson $2.49.
UL.c. -I'T.OIUiNCE FEBHY:
Frank Kuowles $1.50.
EUGENE - H.OliENCE: Juck
Iiobertsoii $200.00, l.ouis J. Miller
$30.00, M. Johuson $50.00.
(.I.MPL HILT.: .l.ouis Anderson
i"u,- H ntso" f-"S. F. I,. Marshall
$20.40, A. A. Winter $31.50, Ii. O.
Dunlnp $45.!15. II. Torkelson $1.80.
Geo. Watson $52.1::. Win. Mathers
Si.OO. F. L. AVnite $3.5(1. John Fisher
$24..0, K. .1. Weaver $15.75. .7. P.
Greiner $S.75. Chas. McColliira S1.32.
Bailey Brothers $17.10, K. M. & I,ce
Ballev $84.",.(i:i
CliOW-VAI GII: Southern Paci
fic Co. $25.11. Ii. A. Babb lldwe. Co.
$2,011. Lawrence Couch S55IKI. L. N.
Mathews $15.50, F. 1). Thompson
Mll.dO. Coast Culvert ei Flume Co.
$010.17. A. !,. Hoberls $15.00. Adna
Neely $125.00, Scott Yount $250.00,
Albert V. Knowles $20.00. Jolin & Lil
lie Dostcr $108.00, Gilbert & Clara
Uenagiu $33.00, T. J. Neely $22.00,
Frank Spencer $17.50, Tom Spencer
$14.00, E. C. Orinsbee $3.50, Wesley
Whittaker $4.25, Hans Nelson $3.0o.
LOST CHEEK: F. D. Thompson
$111.00. Coast Culvert A: Flume Co.
$177.32. A. L. lioberts $24,011, L, N.
Mathews $5.(Ml, E. It. Steibenson $3.
5(1, linlpii DeMott $3.50, Kulll-lioberl-son
Powder Co. $3.17, Henry Smith
$127.00. Mark Goodman $21.00, C.
M. Hamilton $12.(Hl, O. V. Hamilton
$10.50, W. H. llohart $10.50, James
Bobart $10.50. i '. Pederson $10.50,
J. S. Wjlnnd $10.50.(1. Mnlhews
$1(1.25, F. Parker $13.00, Joe Sclrck
$13.00, A. M. Wooil $10.50, W. JI.
Schick $14.00, II. (i. Smith $13.00
(irorer Kelsey $3.00, li. A; Babb
lldwe Co. $15.41, lialph King $3.74,
Equipment & Hepair $0.00.
NOHTII FOliK: F. D. Thompson
$51.75, A. T. Miller $175.IKl, Diaiuoiid
Jlorris $2.00. Earl McNutt $5851.115.
FOX HOLLOW": Ruth liobertson
Powder Co. $31.10. E. N. Thlunjison
$22.50. Adna II. Signor $4.50, Elbe
Signor $4.00, Y. D. Fogle $10.00, K.
H. Ste)henson $3.50, Harold Btuigli
man $3.51), W. II. McBfth $30.00.
Win. Kindt $35.00. D. It. McBeth
$27.50, T. Goodpasture .$23.00. I.ovd
Kindt S3I .50. A. .1. I ledger $27.50.
.1. II. Herrnn SI05O. C. A. Swnefiiit
$27.50, E. j,. Westrope $33.50. P. Pop
off $30.50. G. ' W. Toll $31.25, W. V.
Stone $22.50. O. G. Thornton $1SOO,
Lewis Brigs $10.50. N. H. Toll $I3.0(),
L. Chrislenseu $0.50. George Chris
tensen $10.50. L. 1. Harris $7.00, El-'
mer Swaggnrt $7.00. i
McKEN.IE IiOAD: G. II. Wag- I i!.' ;,':""r -N- '1'hompson
goner $15.00. It. A. Babb lldwe. Co. I.,;. .I'".',e MSPor M.iai. V. I), l-'ogle
xk:17 t:,. U'lii;..,, n n lu 1 i".",
Ii. Stephenson $14.00,
75 Oaten $0.00, C. J, .Meier $8.25, cllt- I linlpll DeMott $111.2... Franc's AVag
' ' ford Cnibtrce $3.50, Lawrence Crab-; f,0"',,t1''". !r,vn.M,!",l'''"'l $045.54.
,,..! tree $3,511, Earl Perry $3.50, M. J. ' 1f 'VJ.p-v7t$rV''-. I';l"'i' Mitchell
' 9
Chase $10.40, J. ,M. .McCauslaiul r ' ""i-.-. ' N '
$t,3.1KI, Motor Investment Co. 1r"p' 1!i"'.01 $100.0(1. P. JJ. Morse j
$1384.44, Delbert A. Dick $55.00. ?1.'',.w!', :.";':'.k''!,.hlrh SH "(1. ,
BIIIDGE: Joe Collins $,il.5o. A. I ''I:1-' M ''AI : '' D 1 iiompson ,
C. Striker $175.00, Cressey s $1.45, V11-.,. ' ' lUVS1"0" s:i1-"'n- Ke
O'Connor 4; Carter $47.liu, Eugeue ,"r"1',1: l,'5!:'.';l,W S0-.'0. Adna H Sic- !
Transfer Co. $20.25, Knowles & Gra- n,or ?-!'.!V' (,""nl, I'rmtine Co. S5 .40.
ber $10.30. ll. A. Bubb ll.lwe. ui.1',:' (ulvert & Hume Co. $312.19.1
M It ; .. Ii. ItOnerrS .V'l.lS K ho Kiir.inp : I
Koglo S...C0. L. N Mn-
It's Delighting
Hundreds
(.linstenseii $2(1.8, C. It! Parks' $l.O0 1 f,10 ""'.'
w. G. Eaton $0.(5, lloldruige l.br.
Co. $57. Ill, George Wuhan $315.08,
.Mariou Giobs $15.75, Koy Foster
$25.00, Shenviu-Williams Co. $72.00,
.Moore Sign Works $15.00, Mrs. .letf
Harney $0.00, O. S. Cnllisou $100.01,
N. J. Bryant $iU.oO, M. B. Christeu
wen $125.81, Guard Printing Co.
$0.30, Daugheriy l.br. Co. $08.54,
rislier Lor. Co. $oi.-il, i aller A.
itouuuru $0.i2, liiue -uouutain Ur. i J'" ."" " hi .-....ni. ntro.ii jii,li:i,- i
Co. $o25.U3, M. B. Lhr.steuseu ! ""in $1()...0. Stnuda"! Oil Co. SOO.WI. !
ij.8, ilmuaway Motor Co. .tu. S. ! Lueene ( oncre'e Pine Co. S40SO. !
li. rincgi:u Sv3i.o5, lacott liKiusoli Carl Anderson $450 nil. Jess Frgue- !
.2S.oo, itowaru Uodge 0.S1, t TauK ; $''2 -0. l-.lvin Withnm S47.51. W. ;
.uorr.s $i.4.i, juu.ue jmoiuous 1 ' Oswald Soil no. Geo s-v ,iC, (, ,
n.l3, Kuoiv.es v uraber Sl..o.., Dan Spores S'3 "0. Ii. E II t S'-.l .-,..
i lesion i llu.es o3.io. U. -V. lluou 'V " ru" -... .iov -lor-.s .v.,.on. ,
inlivM. ('. 8 1 .....'. it..v 1. ..s.er I McKy A: Jlovnn .43 l'.MlMlinietit
fe itepnir tl'.i..''i. '.ale I nosing $2.-;
'in. union iv-ie . t,.
hwaue $0.00,
KELLAND'S
Saturday Evening Post
,. I thews
n.
John MeC'oilum !
Mnrgnret Montgomery
ly umuT the name of the Western : goIK
Lumber tompany. The sale, of &u- j Luneh was served during the eve
pioxmmtely iiSj.000,000 feet, is let , ninx. it is reported. The assembly was
under contract which rims over a i n tie iinn f the Vida Farmers un
13 year period. A total of -3 per cent I in
of ail t i'f ipts c'liies back to thn .
county for hchonls, and jVU peV cent
additional to the state for road work
winch iu;iy or may nut be used iu the
county from which it is derived. The
Signal Lumber company operates a
yiiuill Hale nt Lanuax.
The lumber roncerns nrc connecf
ed with the ventral telephone system
which is unproxhmtely 310 miles
long. Standard lookout houses nre
16,000 Windshield
Stickers Sent out1 $i
Esther Chi!-! Gilbert Heningan $12.25. E. C. Onus-
i bee $28.00, Tom Cullen $40.00, P.
N. Nelson $3..i0. II. M. Peterson
$5.0(1, Oliver Foshnck $7.00. Link
Lund $3.50, William Tntuin $1.75.
HOAD DIST. 33: Itiith-Iinbertson
rowder Co. $40.10.
IiOAD DIST. 31: Iiuth-Hohertson
rowder Co. $82.45, It. A. Buhu lldwe.
Co. $1.71.
KOAD DIST. 3o : Elinah Brooks
More than 10.000 windshield stick
ers giving warning of the firtst fire
hazard have been sent out this week
from the office of the Oregon State
chamber of commerce to local chain-
inaintilincd at Hardest-, Little Cow- ' " ' l' """"- "'' "! etti-y Geisuucu u.oo. Marvel v.eruu
horn. Huckleberry. Castle Hi ck, and ! ul. ,. ., . .. . 1, ,. t'.i 1,.a'u"eu
i my oi me rju;riiu i-iiiiiiiuvi jl vum
uuAU DIST. 3: L. W. Zumwalt
$12y.Ji), J. . HuckHUay 4..ou, ii.
A. Keetz $48. To, era Heueniau
io.it, ueu. Doiitia I'j. itoy
Mnith J?io.tK, Forrest K llolliiday
ili.oti, itny I'urkersou $15.70, '1'. i.
Ilorsepastnre
als eight other lookout points occu
pied during the summer. Lookouts aro
being si'iit out (omorrow, t hough a
number have 'already pone to their
stations hecituse of tins .unusually
caily fire senson this year.
S
E
Contrary to rumors circulating for
i?everdl weks past the Fourth of
.Lily shutdown of fir sawmills t?n the
west coast will he brief this yrnr nno
for the industry as a whole will not
Hverago tii"i' than five days, accord
ing to reports from 4L emplnymeut
uprvh e offices in varinua nrthve':
rro t-itifs rcci'ivr-fl at 41. headquart
ers in Kueene today. Some companirs
report that they will remain closed
for two or three weeks while neces
sary repnirs are made, but the ma
jority of Inree plants will be down
less than one week.
The Iflidny close of pine mills of
the inland empire w'll be oven mora
brief, the report indirnto, ami will
flvenigf11 not nnre than lliree dnys.
At I'l'rthuid the KiMirth of .lutv
shutfiown of I'ortlnnd ami Columbi-i
river sawmills will be brief and th-
loccinii cjiinns which ore now opera:-; lldw
ina will nU' be clned hut n few davs. ! l'wd
Atniitvl nn Rnwniill or rntno .nh him ! -t.l
bef n
merce, from the state organization.
Over 7000 booklets dealing with thtf
same subject havi been distributed in
Lortland to the auto camps. A whL'r
distribution of fire warning literature
has been obtained this year than las',
according to the slute chamber of
C 'luinercc secretary, and n keen in
terest is being manifested throughoi-.t
the state in Stop Forest Fire week,
which the governor has designated for
June 10 to July 4. s
l QUARTET GUESTS HERE
The Imiuanuel Male Quartet an 1
Saxaplmne club of Lor Angeles, Cal.,
which oeliehted a very large audien-e
at the Methodist church last Sunday.
night were guests while in the city of
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Ktevens n
Twelfth avenue west.
MARX AWARDED CONTRACT
The Marx F.ugenc- !eing nnd
Cleaning works was awarded the con-'-met
f'T dry-clcauing and pressing
the military uniforms of the Reserve
Officers Trnining Corps at the Cni
versity of Oregon by the university
comptroller this morning. The denn
ing establishment also received the
contract last year.
COUNTY CLAIMS ALLOWED
(.Continued from page seven)
MnstersoM
l.7.-.
KOAP
Co.
$1.
I1ST.
Albert Simmons
(1: Criffin Unhb
'J.Ttt, Ituth-Uohert son
t'o. .v.O'N, .nns. i.ewis
V A Ihimewood So4.r0. Ll-
. it J .1.- i VHl C-."-. I'nim
cueren inirniK me pasi wpck as t . , nil,o.u Mt-' 1-tiTt
men now working nre holding f:it tin- i (1.v'iM "t (h
til the holiday. There i a small siy- KOAO OIST. 7: fieo. Tollman
plus of laborers in rortlnnd.
IJoard Authorizes
925,000 tax Vote
S.'. HI. lOiiuinnicot tV lietiair Sli.lHl.
IHlAli l "1ST. S: W. T. Culver
$."i."il"ll. Frank liriffin $in.-J. K. H.
tlriffiu SUI.SS. C. II. l.ajoy If'.'S ST.
Cnrl Carpenler $Hl.iHI, Itnlph Ktng
$3. IS, C. II. l'nrnier .$'1.12. Hen VII
sun .4.IHI, r.ii,:iiment & liepair
$11,011.
HI UP I'IST. (1: M. I,. Wallace
S'.'l It. A. Hubn lldwe. Co. ifl..'l."i.
itarues
.Vriuur uuctle IMO.uu, ll in, rorresler
iio.oo. ..l. ll. Hart $.Hi, .Nat Hart
$o.ou, llurues $J.oti, James Co.u
ii'U qiu.uo, 1.. .uusl fcu.uu, .I. u.
Kelsou 5.10.-5, Andrew Anderson
?iU.ilO, 1-'. i. itolnusou Ijiil.'io.
IiuaU 1HT. oi : . j. r'inexan
$;I.1HJ, Oscar Uisou Jf.ou, Oreaon -ilu-cninciy
Co. if.ui", it. .1. liauu iluwe.
Co. iJ..'l.i, Aiuert linselli )il.lltf, .
1j. l'nclis io.oo, Harry 1'aiuel 5j.L'o,
u. L. rriuuci i.i.i.u, a. u. no.vies
llt..iU, l.ule I'liiulel l.io, rJlsiortll
I'l-iiiUfl 5.01.1.1, .v, o. i-ope $o..hi, noy
l'nudel .l.,io, led I'l-.li.lel 5i-l.uo,
.pence l.ur. 10, .r-o1.!, A.nert riu
seth $li.UU.
liO.u iJIST. IIS: Kennetli Melsuu
$1S..0.
niiAl) JUST, till: Jolin Humicli
?ti.oU, Harry riwartz $i;i.iiil, Aieck
l'ouaca 1. oil, Coy MenniuitiT !,vl..'iU,
C. It. Allhcy y-lJ.lKI, 1. it. Myers
Jl.'l.lKI, K. iolle i:i.llll, 1'. A.
'Jhompson Ifli.w, Henry Hunt ifS. 13,
A. I., laylor 5i,l..ttl.
HI IAD Pis 11. Hi: Coast Culvert &
Flume Co. ,.M.1 J. C. llise IfMJ.Ull,
U. li. Mclioiinid .f-'s.llll, it. Cooley
?1S.12. Kven .lolmsoli iHl.To, I'.mol
Jolinson S-.-", A. .MorKiiu $2S.fnl,
m. 11. beca Ulo Sil. .
ItllAI) IMS I'. -II: A. Ii. Hycr
$7.IKI. Clarence (lolden ?:i.."ill.
ItllAI" HIST. 42: .Shielils-Itucli
Co. .fii.in, 1;. v. Hrnhhani J.'lu.rill,
Harry .Marlin $111,311, l.ars Morensen
$lli.o.-.
111..VI) PIST. -I.'l : . C. K. Puek
worlli -17.VM. T. K. Hown JlJ.Bf,
I'runk I .eiii.iig $18. t2.
ItiUP Ills!. 44: C. II. Farmer
$4.1111. F.iiuipnic nt A: liepair $llu,u.
HUAIl I "1ST. 4o: Alfred ltoi-uanrd
.$H..ill, I-:. II. Mniili $.(.L..,, Hvc iKHlt
ker .$14.o."i. Grant liralihani J.'l.o,
Harry Alanin $.t.J.".
ItilAll tiST. ol: II. W. Carson
$'J,i...ll, .1. ,1. All.ro MoT."., Kiit h
lioherisou l'viler CH. SHUN, KuRene
Sand A: tiravel Co. loL'd
ItUAII I"IS r. olf: .luckson Ad
dison SI.H7, John V. FlicK-Sl.tl rsl,
rrank It. Hick MU'.liS. Farnest Tre
fiy $L'I.4. Fd Kelley ?.N.7. l.ate
1'ike $lli.o."i.
ItllAI" HIST. r.D: J. K. Itariow
$lill.:i7, Fred Kneaper .I!,1S7, It. ('..
.Miller $7.lHl, liuanl Huston $li;i (Ki.
C. II. .Miller $7..-ll.
ItlUH HISl'. 1(1 : X. Ilrvant
$7.IHI. J. ('. Kirk .'l..Vl. .1 V. Millnrn
Story
17
lininh Ue.Mott Si:
.-..M.IHI.
HAWKINS IIII.I,: J. jf. MeCnus
land R.-ifi.nn.
' AiOIIAWK: E. N. Thompson So2 - j
Of). ,McKy & Reran STO.SO. Coast Cul- !
vert o: Flume Co. SI72.S0. W. n.
Bird Slfi.-.riO. Adna II. Si-nor Sinr.d
Kibe Simior $4."'l. X. J Fhle SL'll.lin. I S
Karl lioSerts S.L.-iil. Hn-old H-nsli- j I
with
LOIS WILSON
RAYMOND MoKEE
NOAill BEERY
RAYMOND HATTON
WALTER HIERS COMEDY
IT'S
COOL!
LAST
DAY!
H:vJVy Tut BUT tOI TUl WTX, Otl.ST
Co. ?il.iu.&j.
A special election to consider a
nelitiol tan levy of JJ.'.IMIO. f .-,rnin of
which would .e used ns nn athletic ! i.Tnyd Avvhrey S.17 .. Auldie McCutn- I. C. Itichardion Sll.,17. AI-
Hem. nn! MH.1 III) tor tile lllilflHalloll
of lockers in the two new junior hicli
s-ho,i liuililincs. was deriili-il ut.on at 1
the meeting of the school hosrd last
liiRhl. ll w II he held Aueur 1.
The resignations (if the following
i her SH.'ill. John .lacihy S.'l .ill. .1. 1 .
Awhrev $S .12, Finery Callison ?lt.:ill.
Ill "Alt HIST. I": .1. 1 . Awnrey
7.". HI. .1. A. Hlson S2ll.no. C. Shel-
' lev S12 2.1. It. II. Nesbet S12.2.".. lleo.
1 Hills Sl.-i.7.'t. Waller linker $2'.1.2."..
Shelley SK1IKI.
lntrii'-lors were n.ceple.l by the t liHAP" HIST. 11
lio.ird: li. T. Sill, hieh s.-hoo! teacher: i S2i.i.
W. V. Lower
M-iI.el .lohnnon. Frances Willard
silti.ol; and Helen A. Fish. Henry 1
school. Services of t'hnrlrs K. Turner,
clerk ..f the conlrurtion work on the'
new junior high school luiililinit will
terminate .lime oil. it was announced, i
Janitors fur the coming year will 1
h the s;ime as lat year exrepf for 1
I". I., l-'ih. who will he fireman nt
" h.-.l- W illiam l.e.lward. ,
Who will act as janitor of the Iloose
. it s. I100I. leaving his
foriurr pho-e nt the Con. Ion rhool in
care of Albert 11 'iifh; Alfr-d W. Kue. ',
who will he janitor t the Lincoln
school, and William Clark, who will
work in the Woodrow Wilson junior -high.
i
The annual report of the superin-
t.-ndent on sch ool srnti.tics was made.
Auditicg of the school l.o k will he- j
gin at on-e. The net meeting of the
hoard will he .Inly 7. The hoard Willi
meet w:th F. M.inon White, architect
of two new buildings. A committee to'
appear hefore the city council to ask ;
f-r the paviny of Agit sfrcet hefor-
the opening of the school., w as up- ,
pointed last night. ;
Navy Enlistment !
Kulinff Changed
Persot who hive enlisted in h:e
naval reserve within three m n.Ss
aff.-r l'-avins th" vn al er :, e .tft-r
fo-..r yenr cruue uiy re enlis: t
HI1AP PIST. 12: Wm. Williams
SH2II. 11. V. Hamilton SJiiOll, C. .M.
Hamilton Sll.no. W. H. llohart
SlI.Mt. A. M. Wood S.'t.Ml.
HOAP PIST. lo: Hriggs l.br. Co.
S:i!l.l7. Knowles tV tlrnher $7.4.i. M.
A Horn S.".."i.r.o. Kuuipment A: He
osir .l'.2.l. Flovd Avers SW.OO.
I'lniid Jackson SIOiSl, Cline Walkley
,:l."sl 1). Knight Sii.W. II. O. Ienhsm
SI4HO. Frank .loll S.VJ 00. W. M.
Kahler S24..V1. I.vle Jackson S4"i .VI,
1.' .1. ic-.rs S.".2 no. O. Jackson
S7S0I1. II. Niion $71 ..Hi. H. II. Cotter
STiiiM. i"hs. Conner .VI.
ItHAP PIST. 14: Fouipment &
Ttcpiir S20.1K1. C. A Van Slioinck
SIS no. Charles V Wilson St." no. I.,
li VstiS.-ho-ack Sr. .Hi. Pale Tue.ir,,
Sinrji Clifford V.ii Schoiack S."i.2"..
ltOAP PIST. l"i: Fiiuipment ft
llepsir S4.".iki. Oscar Smith $40.00.
Hen Wilson Sli 00,
KOAP PIST. 1R: Ii A. Bhh
IM. Co So 1S. U It. Xi-hs-ripdcr
S70O .T W Mm. S4.S7. H Torkcl
on S7?1. leo Wflf.on S.11 VI. John
v,5hr ,gS 7- .in.. Wat.on sn 7... W
J. It. llnydeu
John Flick
I.I12, Karnest
fred Smith $1
$2..".li.
KOAP PIST. Ill:
$.11.00. Frank Flick
Trciry $7.44.
lin.VP HIST, fi.".: !! Huston
$7.m. Carl I.. Illson $I1..VI
ItHAP PIST IK'.: II. V. Jenkina
$-'12.7.-.. A. M. Knu $.l...lsl, K. A. Cow
den $ii.1ii, Lloyd Kraal $17.oO, Alfocd
lloselton $lo.rsl. A. K. Kraal $S 7,"..
Fugene Faton $.".2."i, I 'has. Gold
$1ini. II. J. Walts SIMS.
HOAP PIST. 117: I.. E. Johnson
$.1.."iO. H. It. Nighswander SaK.Vi, J.
W. Moss $21 12. P. W. Urnce $14.44.
ItHAP PIST. lis: Fquipment &
liepair $.1S.ii. Oscar Smith fin.OO,
Hen Wilson S12.no.
HOAP PIST. lilt: Kquipment &
Repair Sl"Oim.
HOAD HIST. 7"t: Pedro Terlnl
Sfi.Mi. Finlev Whipps S2.oo. Allan
Jorn. S14.ll. P. I. Miller $! 7".
ItHAP PIST. S2! Scott Wilkinson
$."2 VI. Howsrd Hodge S4S 7".
HOAD PIST. S3: W. P. Schiffler
S7 isi. Joe Collins $7 on. (ieo. W. I.uce
$lil.no. Vernon I.nff J21.no. Harold
I.uce S." o.'i.
HOAP PIST Sfl: I.orus Pnrkerson
$li.2.". Frron Purkenson Sn.2."i.
MA1NTFXANCF: Mr, r I.
Sloan $4 so. Burl lluhhs $.1 2... j. It
Ilayden S.'t 22, Wilfert Sand & Crsvel
Co. $2711 47. Claud Jack.on $11 IK
Sormrfield Sard A; f!rvel Co.
lldwe.
5.13..1i', J. iJ. lvcilloi-u $3..xl, Cliliord
an richoiuck 1.. O. 1111 j
bclioiucK .l.io, -v. b. Ward Jflli.-o, I
C. A. 'au SCUO.UCK $t4.ou, ll. 11. I
Cotter 5ii3.Utl, r'red lcuy ,td.2... 1
J. K. ltcdlord $1H.WI, . A. hand
5i'.UO, 11. ll'. Kirk 1?7.UU, NN'allcr ;
uoweus $:j.50, Clarence Peterson :
$l.io, Verim ard 5:1.10, Emit Kirk ;
5;f.2o, 11. f. .N'euley .Si.l.i, 1 has. -Neet I
5.0'. 00, A. .Matheuy 5-li.iO, 11. U. Cur
ler If.l.lH", lluroul liarucy 5i.l..Vj, ta.- !
ters-lluslioiiK Lbr. Co. $12,211, Ueo. .
. I.uce 51.lu.UO, Vcruou l.llff, 2S.Ull,
I. . 11. Porter $21l.oi", Huroid I.uce
5H4.1AI, M. A. Horn SlSiMls, Kugvue
Vulcunizllig Works $2.o.", J. F. nib
ble 54.uo, v'. J. lless 5ill. IU, l'arker
Brotllers $12.1111, Mlder & .Mursuln
$3,110, It. A. Hilbu lldwe. Co. $-12,i.ol.l,
Chas. Lewis Y22.75, F. J." Hainewood
$22..VI, J-.d Ulodgette .$3,511, Cbns.
Hainewood $3.od, Hun Spores $13.U0,
.1.. V. King $U.oO, Finley hipps
$43.12. Allen Junes $17.50, H. L. .Mil
ler S.'tl.tiS, li. l-uyng S3S.1S. W.
llowues $10,011, .M. l.uynK $U.."il). I., i
Layng $17."ill, C. .Marcus $21,113, It.
Raymond 'r-S.i'ri. (. liase Lumber Cli.
$110.00, .Standard Oil Co. $20.00,
Twin Oaks Lumber Co. $."iVl.lsl,
Hendershdtt's linn Store $ .INI, '
State Industrial Accident Com.
$13.1.14. II. Peip SI17.M, It. Lvons
S1KMI1, II. Faton .$112,211, tieo. Burns!
$-10.41. B. li. Copenhuver .$2,"i.2-l. 1
II. llruniiuond $4. nil, .Miller Soren
sou $2i.-14, ,1. K. 1 lilinew-ooil $I32.S.I,
II. Prummond $l).lls. C. L. Sloan
$31. 7S. Lloyd Aringlon $."ill.riO. L. 1.. j
Single $31,112. C. . ArillKton $22.4,"i.
Alf Williams $42.(11, V. S. I lamewond
$2S.II4, lien I'ltciicr $17.47, Weslev
Johnson $(i.!m. W. li. Faton $70.44.
V. It. Parks $70.41. W. - A. Swane
$H0..".S, J X. Hulett .VS0.3M. Scott,
Lyons $12H.7i, Miller Soienson
$.2.3.-1, Harold Prninniond $12.41.'
Solomon llnntn $!I.V4n. Itnlph 1 law-ley
$114. S2, Taylor lira.vson $17.87, IJeo.
Cornwall $i"i.s.ll2. Jess Miller $4-S.2li.
L. II. Allen $2n.!lo. lialph King i
S 10.1111, Kquipment & Hepair $3l.!i,
J. T. Hogarl $111.21, C. 11. Mcilee 1
S1.-..71. John Hampton SI.1.III1. Wnllcr
Itich $1.1.71. Kennel h Curler $17,411,15
iiscar nauinan in.
MAliKFT HOAP MA1XTKX
AXCK: Kquipment A; Hepair $li.no,
M. L. Wallace $1.1.110, l.oyd Awhrev
$1S.(I0. M. A. Horn $H'.4.no, .,,g
Hales $17..".n, C. J. Meier $!l.2.".. Law
rence Crablree $3.2".. Charlie Xiccolis
S3.2."i. F. II. Mnsterson $1.75. Hren
Masterson $1.7.1, Albert Simmons
SI. 7.1. Furl Perry $7.no. Chas. Xeet
$1.1.110. lirover O. Walker SI4.no Irn
P. Hylniid $1.7.1. .1. A. Olson SlflOO
MAPLFTOX: F,,.0 Tirhv Sl:rt.!
no, A. A. llollenheck $10.00. W. W.
v 1 1 r sjr--.
wherb eniccJ arc ire RilSftl.
n
Hot Tamalc
Colleen
. Tho Flower
The Firecracker!
Oh! What . '
Romance!
Oh! What Thrill!
Like It?
It's the Birrgect
cf Her Lino!
COLLEEN
A
FEACH
OF
A SHOW!
Roller SI" no. V A. McCornack ! S n2 .VI. Fiord Throoo Siopjl n.l.
$0 71. John 1'hl-r S7.O0 Tiiesin S14.00. Equipment & lie-i
,t. , vi , i-ipi 11: .1 1 at-r pair ...
Sin VI. R ' C-lea.on $.. on A
Wh-iman sr5 7.1. H M. Prodfit
S."2.V Crr S10.VI. A!f Will.
l-in 1 0.10. Monroe Carter SlO.Vl.
llri Pltnhrtr Ss 7."
HO Ml HIST "1: t V. el S 7.1
f V Ped.locl, SiVl 10. t. S IIch.r
SI.1.V1. Cllo.le Heherl $4.1.10 Hor.
Iter SU V1 V C JoKr.on
t , ,.-w.-o - . j . 't iiii't m.i.i rir:t i o. s;i i. rrtttot
Willi H'sr ti i- v,.. n..,n i:,...i. i. --r
X--. s
KOAP PIST. 21
ii.itivi.-itt an rr.iitii: nam
burg Mercsnlile Co. SI fiO. Fsldw-in r
. Hii'on S.irm. r.. F. linbo ,
Bud Wood $47 V). I. W Tanlon
S47 10. linn F Holt S.10 no p, ,
llighwar Oarage $ii..1.1. Standard Oil
Co. Soon rl ;
KHI IPMFXT It FPA til fJrlf-I
fin Rabh lldwe. Co. Sfi.Vl, Xord".-,
so 7o,
.
H.sAiOy $M 'i, Lester : nsorhtv Msolnfrv Co. SH.fsl,tr(,l(i
, er " n.ie -4. i i.iametti. f.qui,in,pf j
PreJy jTo- $o4.-i, Kugene Water Ilosnl
Semi-Annual
'Melon Cutting'
Our twenty seventh
semi-annual "Melon
CuttlnK" takes place
July 1st, 1325. If
you have a savings
account with us. and
you should have,
please bring your
pass book In any
time after July 1st
and have your slice
of the "Interest mel
on" entered therein.
January first, next,
will be a little 01H
of season for "mel
ons" but we w!il cut
an "Interest pie''
then. Start your ac
count now and get a
lice of Interest pte
next January.
Bank
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
o.
IN
with
LLOYD
HUGHES
as Leading Man
THE DESERT
FLOWER
SPECIAL
ADDED
ATTRACTION
TONIGHT!
JOHN '
HENRY
LYONS
World Song
Leader
in a big
Everybody
Sing!
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
And Showing at
Regular Prices!
EVENINGS 30c
MATINEES 20c
CHILDREN 10c
Also Comedy and News
Weekly!
EUGENE'S COOLING STATION
- AX tMLLV OtRMTMr.NT -.Turn
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Special Purchase And
Sale Of Women's
Purses
$3.50
Values
$4.50
Values
$2.39 $3.50
NEW ARRIVALS
The now flnt kind in benutiful leathers showing
Miiii.ua iH.iciiv fcutiHs ititu a tew RiiKcn pitrsos to
make it more interesting. An assortment embrac-
iiip; a variety of styles.
Smart enough- to bo a real pleasure to carry. The
question will be whether patent, black, tan, brown
red or two-tonn effects suits 'your costume. '
Those nt $2.30 are
nioiro lined ami fitted
with mirror. At $3,50
fitted with coin purso
and mirror.
"We won't go into de
tailed description for
fear that the bag you
set your heart on may
be chosen by some ear
lier customer.
Don't Miss This Boys'
Bis Suit Buy $6.75
REGULARLY TO $10.73
You can't keep a healthy hoy down when all outdoor l
calling him. And no one wants to. hut It's hard to have
sonny ruin n..iny clothes with his hard play.
Here arc woolen suits that nre touch and rugged, well
made for the hoy of 7 to 17. Good selection of colors nnd
imtterns, and most of them have two pair of knickers,
which means the life of these is prolonged much to the
liking of tho parents.
MEX, "WE'VE NEW
Cenuine Broadcloth Dress
Shirts For You At
Much Wanted 1 (M 7C
Cool Negligee Style Cpl, J
Their low pricing, and
their good qunllty, tell a
value story much better
than we can in cold typo!
And it is in their fino
tailoring that these shirts
excel. Cut over a' well
fitting pattern carefully
finished, high-grade- pearl
buttons, one pocket,
choice of blue or white.
Shirts which men will
wear with satisfaction.
Bathing Suits For Men, "Women And Children
JUST
TRTXTED VOTLES, big range of colors, C
Prices from 50c to (iOo for
"WOM EN S SWEATERS,
Special Price
BURSOX'S SILK HOSE,
all colors, $1.00 values
SILK SCARFS, big range of colors,
$1.50 to $2.00 values for
$3,48
W
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
at
TRIANGLE LAKE
Hvdroplnno Boat Races, Free F..r All K'.jyb'wt
Races, Diving Contests, Log Rolling and Slirf iil,arcl
Riding for Men, Women and Cln'Mii'ii.
CASH PRIZES
DANCING
Friday night, Saturday nftci'iioon nn'l ,,it'
Hydroplane and Motor Bouts taking nf''"?'-1"5'
A large fleet of Row Boats. Couk '"' C!mP "vcr
the week-end. Camp ground and cabins.
Sandwiches, Ccffee and Pie Served.
Carpet Cleaning
I
OlIVE ST.. rt -m m 1 f
Fhone300 J