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Page Two COMBED FOR LOST Search for the homes of Ouy Firry and Henry Cramer, Jr., two Univer sity of Oregon lys who wore loHt in the Three Sisters region Kept. B, ha been ronducted hy several agen cies durinit the Int month, but wlth out success and the resulting opinion now that they may never he found. Most rerent aenreh wan that of Al ton Gabriel and Krward Kent, mem bera of Sigma 11 Tau frnternity to which the lost boy also belonged. Gnbriel and Heat climbed the Middle Sister Sunday and combed much of When BRISTOW sells you a Watch or Dia mond it must and will please you. ANTI-KNOCK EMEDD GASOLINE needs no elope'- STRONGER AND SLEEPS BETTER Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ogden, .Kansas. "For three or fmir months before taking the Vceo- table Compound I wis run-down, didn't feel like doing any work and could not sleep at night The . leant tiling would upset me. We live on a farm and I have my housework to do but often I could not do It. My mother told me of the good Lydia 1?. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had done her ao I am taking it. I am feeling fine, can sleep good and ran do my work without getting over-tired. I recom mend the Vegetable Compound and will answer letters." Man. Lttanoi Cuiuunas, Box 331, Ogden, Kansas, Safest Way to Stop Pain ' It ta not Decennary to take heart dep re (wing drugs or dope of any kind to relieve uervo torture en lined by nouritia, neuralgia seintiet or rheumatism. Just apply Tysiuol over the part that hurls ami aee how quickly you will bo free from discomfort. Tysmol la a nonfiling, healing ah aorbent that gos in through the pores and driven out hiflamation which haa settled In the nerves. The i minute you rub it on you feel it beginning to relieve, Pains and aches soon atop, congestion ia removed, and aorenena and Influmatiou gradually disappear. , Although Tynmol la put up es pecially for uervo pain mid in Ruin ation, sufferers havo found it equally good for taking the mi wry nut of atlff. nwollen or aching Joints. Also fine for lame back and muncular a ore n ens, Plrnsent, harmless and eaay to une. Don't fail to try It if you want genuine, lasting rener. You get a liberal supply fop Si at any drug atore. Always in stock at Oregon Drug t o. Seven Ways In One To End Foot Misery KumilU iWl MUbmI hw svalkina m h noi oetwit Rnai. jun as voure burn 4 burnlna . Mn aooaa nvt uuporuot liiredlotn Ont to takw th ache out of your ( w and eod foot mlatry Inaianity. One to I M i" hardcoriw.clro(iwi and bunlona I m and glv rrUf from nalri. On to clear v 1 war "a ioutnint im tkttwwn Iht 1 I toe SAd pfi off th hard, calluad 1 1 fkm u'trnltl without arln tlixfl hralthy ikin. Onp to end rxrMivr pr- 5 nnanon ot turet mtiptlt intTMllcnta Etmonient tuat thadry. ttrHler .ctai k I kin (a Wl ift and pliant. nlfug at miaary lo a fw iutnuia' Urn. . Yob wilt b smated at the quirk r rolta -ro st from (hit acUntinc iav prnvnmrnt of an aoritnt rmdy. No aoorc pJa. bother or fuat. Jutt rub oa sajd.aai' Aleve neon's Prug Rtorea. W. A. Kuylendall'a, Kert Onus Prug Co., Alien, W. X. CaroU. V .i.iirfc H t m.n'.-j-ijMag-jl oMl (ounuli in the world for tivlni 1 In.tdiit relief from tht pains of tor. I tlid, aching, bumlni ft, w wU si I oucna, callouses and bunt on. f Awsr back fn Itlbtlcal timet the r. II ptt of ih Holy Land aoof hfd thlr f ' 1 with ungurntsj uf franMnc-aruw and i-tnati sadism hats J Ik. irora waiKin on Dot ntjr pavmttit.. IPW TMa world-old formula hM now bn f 1 Iranrored by modem svlfnrr lo com. I hM Id iltiili Rhlu, tHrlrn ctmid 1 I Si) lh rlcmriita nrveMry to givvquick 1 I relief from any kind of foot mitcry. To I IranklnccriM and myrrh, which are Mill J the bMt known Itifwlttnc for U king 1 M Uifvr out of burning UtX, tbcrv hart a. the area, visiting caves, but found noun n g. uring the sojourn of the Outdoor in the Three Sorters which ended club in a few days nyo, momira of the clu visited the caves, to no avail. East Slope Not Combed According to J. K. Turn bull, a group of mountain climbers of Jtend nave been conduct inn a ajHtematic near eh for more than a month and they have covered the west, north went, Hotit.hwoat and south slopes of the Middle Sister. It is the opinion of the Bend scorchers that if tbe bodies of the two boys are to be found on the Middle Mister, they may be under snow on the east nlope. The eastern Oregou men are turning theii attention to this slope now with the idea of eliminating the Middle Bis ter entirely from further search. There Is also the theory that the two boys were not overtaken by the storm which broke at lower altitudes that day, and may have attempted to climb the North Sister. It was recalled by both those of the Outdoor club ami the KiKiua K Tau partj that young Ferry and (Irumer were in the peak of tlte Mid dle Sister at H.'M) p. m., Sept. 5. Ferry left a note In tbe registration book at the top. And there, on a pinnacle above the earth, the two boys disappeared from this life. Search Is Organized Guy Ferry and Henry Cramer, Jr.. whose homes are in The Pallet, left that city ou a Saturday night to climb one of the peuks- in the Three His ters region. They were to return to The Dalles Monday nrglit, as Ferry bad an engagement there to meet a fraternity brother and take blm back to Ch4 mountains. They never returned. And the hypothesis is that they lost their lives while attempting to make the descent from the peuk of the Middle .Sister, On Sept. 7, an organized search was begun. Through a cash donation of moro than $TKX by the Portland Advertising club, 1j. A. Nelson wlio is an official of tho Wert Coast Lum Iwrmcn's aaaocintion, was sent up to take chargo of the search and feed the acarchera. Tbe search continued five days un der most disheartening circumstances. At the end of Unit time it was certain that the boys were dead and1 their I todies, cove rod by imow. The Wasco county court had spent more than $1000 and the liend Kiwanls club con tributed $1T0 toward the senrch. Varying theories hekl Home believ ed the boys on their way down the mountain had an accident and that they were overcome bo exnoaure and died In the storm which foUowcd that evening. This theory Is still held by GnbHel who has believes that from the first, having known the boys and their habita as only a fraternity bro ther can knoWjthcm. Another theory was that they s4Ip nod into a ravine or crevase In Hen trow glacier and probably dropped hundreds of feet to their Jon th. Still another theory, and one ad vanced by other students who knew Ferry and Oramer, was that they crept into a cave in the side of the mountain to await passing of the storm, and were blocked in by the icy snow. Gabriel believe the boys were not as poorly clad as reports mat year indicated. He Mates that Ferry's handwriting on the top of tho Jdiddle Sister did not Indicate that he was cold. He adds that Is was known that the hoys wore on tho mountain the day boforo and that they know how cold It wua. Florence FLOWCNOrc, Aug. 21.(8peclnl) Mr. and Mrs. Pallas and children of Salem are visiting Mrs. Pallas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilehnke, for two weeks. They will also camp at Cape Creok for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hevery of Mnpleton and Carl Severy of Illwaco visited their mother, Mrs. Ilello Mey ers, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neff and son Duster of Portland left Sunday after an extended visit with Mr. Noff'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Neff. Mr. and Mrs. Klmo Ktrkpltrick and dnughter Miss Maxlne and nelce Miss Pell Mar of Port Angeles. Wash., were also visiting Mrs. Ktrkpitrlck's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Kelt, this week. drove to Mnrnhfield with Cnpt. Wat era ana arrived in Morenee to visit with his parents this week. A family party was held at U II. Neff's resi dence Thursday evening. Music and games were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Christie Neff and son. Phil are npending a few days on the F. II, Neff ranch at -South Stnugh. The Rtunlnw IMoneera will meet with the Main Itiver Grange Satur day, Sept. 1, at Curthman. Mrs. Cora 10. Weatherson who has been visiting with her daughter In California wan in Florence visiting friends and relatives over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Henr and Mr. and Mrs, Alsleys and daughter Miss Irene left for their home In Kugenn after an extended visit with friends hero. Prof . Wadsworth Granted Degree Prof. James H. Wndsworth of the romnnce language department of the 1'niversity of Oregon has Just been granted the degree of doctor of phil osophy at Cornell university, accord ing to word reaching the president's office here. Prof. Wadavrorth, who Is on leave of absence from the university, will sail shortly on the 8. H. llyndham, the "floating university." for a tour as member of the Instructional staff in French. He will return to his du ties next fall. Alleged Wife Better Arrested by Police Cleorge Terry, resident of 02 Madi son street, acvuatd of nsHauttlng and beating his wife so severely that she had to be taken to the Pacific Chris tian hospital for treiitment. was ar rested br Chief of Police James F. Strait and Traffic Officer Arthur Cur rie Monday. Terry wsn arraigned In police court ami entered a plea of not guilty. Trial of his case was set for 2 p. m. Tues dny. Card of Thanks Wa wish to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends for the kindness end sympathy et tended to us at the death of our helored son, slso our thanks for the beautiful floral offerings. Wa also wish to thank the Hoy Scouts for their kind help. MR. ANI MRS. MARTI JftV WK!SWV M. AN P MRS. C. V. STAR R MU. AM) AI US. J. ft. URIS- TOr. FARM An CITY INHCTUNCT. J. L HOl.liUOiiK. I H Willnrnftte INSl'UK WITH UKMU TUoUl', Members of the 'Lnne county court who visited Florence over the week end to participate in the big chamber of commerce meeting .and celebration on the coast, report fine hospitality on the part of the coast people. sRie court observed that much road improvement has taken place In the Peadwood and Indian Creek dis tricts and that the crusher has been moved up to Fiddle Creek, where rock la being placed on the roads. They went on down to the south county linn, where J lid ire C. P. Barnard says rond work haa been In progress, but which tvlll not be finished until next son nir. The roads there, they say, will be practically impassable during the winter. County commissioners Hurd and Anderson were other members or tne county court with Judge Barnard. Walton WAUTON, Ang. 21. (Special) Toraine Porter and family made a pleasure trip to Florence one day last THIS isn't "just another sign." It is a mark that means exactly what it says. ou can build how THE week. They visfted Loraine's father on Saturday of last week. ! Mrs. James Nichols of Globe la ! quite ill with the grip. Wendal Wright and Mrs. Wright, also Mrs. Wright's mother from Can ada were guests of the S. W. Por ters for several days of lat week. Mrs." Porter, who is Mr. Wright's mother, accompanied them on their return to Winchester Bay. ilarry Iyons, who has been In the Eugene hospital sinco last November, Ul and helpless with a crushed leg, is able once more to visit Walton and his parents. Bert Kirk and family, the Moores, I'M Mabe and family and the Floyd Pfbbles, all went to Winchester Bay for the week-end, coming home Mon day evening. All speak with enthu siasm of the trip, although they did not get ao good a view of the ocean as they had hoped for. On Wednesday last Floyd Dibble and family, Matt Dibble and family, all went to Kstacada to attend tbe funeral ot an aged relative ot theirs. Tbe deceased was a pioneer of the Kstacada (Staked Plains) country and there was a large attendance of friends, neighbors and relatives at his burial. . Notice All Eagles are requested to attend meeting Tuesday night at Eagle's hall. Attorney D. D. Hail will address the meeting on "Old Age Pensions." V ' 'it t,r tKum&r vew ai joera 11 i&w with safety, if you seek a de pendable dealer who displays this keystone emblem at his yards; on his trucks; on road signs, billboards, stationery. This symbol means that the These building material merchants EUGENE OftARF Jfrring 11 IBVnCO. Aug. 21. tSpecial) Miss Alna Morris accompanied by two friends, Misses Mabel and Esther Scott, employes of the Pacific Chris tian hospital, spent Sunday in the home of Aina'a parents in Irvint;, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Morris. Wnlter Hchram and loois Gent, Misses Anna Gent and Mildred Stick ley motored to Henton-Lane auto park last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson vis ited Mrs. Johnson's sister at the Pa cific Christian hospital in Eugene last Sunday. She has been a patient there several days. Mrs. Mary Day, who has been ill for some time iB graining. She was at the picnic at the Robmson Grove last Sunday. .Mrs. J. E. Coldren is attending the summer school at Monmouth. Mijs Huple Ross is staying at her home during her absence helping with the Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Gent, Phillip and Agnes Gent went to Albany auto park to a picnic Sunday, where there were several from Eugene also at tended. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. 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