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NEW YORK. July 20. fP A
weeping reaction In stock prices
took place In today's market alter
ral ineffectual attemiita hd been
maffe to rally the grr.cral li.t I.)
marking up sjiaoial stocks. While in
termittent aelling- had been Koinic 'n
throughout the lunrniufc, the Ibjuidiit
ing movement did not sather fuU
forca until around ndddiiy when a
atorm of selling orders suddenly ap
peared, and carried seoreM of isauea
two to 12 polnta heluw laat iveek
inal Quotations.
, A vigorous bull rlemonntrntiou on
Eastman Kodak and Hadio which rose
4 and 2 toinla failed to boiNter the.
market in the lt hour. Hie rloaiug
tone was wenk. Total aulee approxl
mated H.'.iim.C'lJO r.liarea. The clo.iiig
Idles on the ext-hungo today:
Al dim K".'J.
Am h lf.'i 1-4.
Am KMA-UF 10S 7-S.
Am Sg Kl 7-8.
. Atn T.VT 201.
Am Too H J 77.,
Aiu Woin 17 i-8.
Ancdu 112 1-4.
AtrhMi 211 11-4.
AM r! l.r. IK.
All IU (W 7-K.
link v l) l.ll 1-4.
Keih Stl I I'll 1-4.
' t'nna I'e 22H 7-H.
Clio.! A: O 2.V1.
(lie .Mai I 'Ail 'I' If W 1-8
Che A: Nival UK 1-S.
Che III A- IT 1X1 1-2.
Cliylr 7(1 14.
t'..l c & i:i sn 7-s.
on (1 111 8-4.
Corn I'rod II .'i-8.
1 HI I'm 1X1 1-4.
Krie HI 1-4.
Flamn HI 7-N.
Oen Kl 2111 11-4.
(ienl Stilt fit).
dill Kf lit. llfl.
tiliS list f!2 1-2.
(it Nor l'f 117
1-4.
WITS TO TELL
OFIEWSSH
LJ " ' ' " , , ,
Doesn t Eeliove Sho Could
Have Livod Much Longer.
"I've Found Right
Medicine At Last1
She Says
"I tiffprM un for five ?nr ilml
I honHily dtui't hi'lirvB I rould Iihm
cmi o llvinK much lonpi-r likf I
wo. Then 1 nliirtM nm it'mi
l.rnntmnt, ont) it did nm J Inr
Ui. X d'i-l liku wnlkintf up iu v.wvy
MUM,
slek. run down woman 1 f.ee ami tell
her ah. nit It.
"I lost my appetite, but even the
odor of f.Mi.l amuSi! mtke me m.
I have In-.-ii nl tle t JV mniM a
ttne, when even tlie ,j;ht ot t1 1
would tt.nMnrrtle Imp I would
)a e to a ft op ami t.-nve the i n.tn.
I whm 1 1 lH cohHlipnifMt, hnd i he
IrllMtnCel I (m.k (Oil l)p't me, Mid
(tl the bote run. dd imti- luinn I Inn
rood, I rts iiwfnitv itfi'toiis rt ii.l
rrtlable. My jde.-p wns retles nn.l
brleii, and tuMiv im;!n, , ( d in l
p-eein to tut- I cloftri.t tit v 'Hi mint
almo-i) litn." to r.'I up jiKdtn. '1 ju i,
ruHiriti pa:n cuiie in ntv b.u k mid
shoulder i ttiid iitiiird to mvor .
"'I tiiet) fill knj-K tf i)if!M-Mirs
I tlionirhl would ht-ip v.n- wit.
pract ii-jtily rut bff.pf.i. Nil wlii'n
Rinrnd tlie hoiii'ni !te.i!tiif;it, I i,u;-w
nt once that I Imd i'o- t-.cht
luediciiit hi Ip ' 1 -lo v w r.i".;. t i it
nee""'d wt.rn I ,.r;tMi r;. . .h t-i . ;
ant thing I wiuit"!. v-.ti ot!: am .! i
a.-h tl.o.Me. "I !m-i.. lutle b :.n ,
my I-it ;- 1' lt liie, n) now
Itevrr h;ie a yn-n of
ftuwl ninn-hrti inf. n
i oi-r, and I t.-it ,
do rn.iov rtv sU-p" J
better and ir.ir!rr
foil of lile now ned I
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d.w, ,
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id h.o
d.-rUi'
fiitiiot hf.e n it;'(i i ti:( n .i
" Hiircnn fiivfl Mr. 1
rniiftriile or n,, at 0
C.itf l M"lln
K t re,
nv
nc-
tin
fci(d l-tlif'tl
The sb'
M n 'enii-m
male bv Mr- C!.
Iti'.t M-nnesota A
Ss'tr.oi rv he
I'ii si Tiffany-1 a
r
Eugene Foundry
i
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& Machine ( t.
Good machinery and
good men
Good Work
Electiir 5' Arv!en9
WcldiM- "
Phone If". I
Opo. Ca-ir-e,'
19
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0. .-'7
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Urn I nn C. . IH'.I 1-4.
ll-ln ml i.i l-,l.
Ilil.i .M.,1. hi 1-2.
iin ill v Mir ll-v
I in r Tel .v Tl 107 1-2.
l;in C-lvoi tvj y-4.
K.nt M l-X.
a,u 111.
.Mo Km r. & T ."41 .'14.
.Mi. 1'.- 111.
.loi U rn 122 H 4.
.si v w.
NV j.t 1 2'H I -.
N V Nil At illd llu 7-8.
Nor A.. Wat iM.
.Nor Ainu lili !i-4.
.Nor lv 10M y-B.
IVrd I2!.
riiriiiwi 1: laa tJ-1 u-8.
IVuu 1.'.
i-h,. rt ;i7.
J'linu hi.
Kilo M .1 !).
Hong 11:1.
Hen, -Und 4S ll-H.
It. moid. To II fl y-i.
Ml r-t 127 1-1.
Mlird AH 14 j-H.
hra Hue UKl 1-2.
r-ineir Con II .iii 7-8.
H' 1 12 1-2.
Hou ll lo2.
K I) I "ul Ul a-4.
S O NJ M 3-8.
.s o v ;iii.
Hlillikr 'ill ll-l.
'I.i I'o III 1-2.
Ti a IT i).".
I n l'e 2i?.
I S HI. 41 1-8.
i: ri sti iuj.
Wln.h i2.
llfl i;i iii7 1-8.
Wlya- Bind 21 1-8.
W'lwlli Ml.
vi.u -j i. ;oj 7-u.
("i-ta Vill.
Ilini l'iii- 2l.
.Miiiini 4 H--1.
Urialil 127.
PH.1T STORY
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE I)
H Mi-iVi.,..!;-, Vi!.-i..i,(i.
( on' i''iii.r. c-oru tri tl I '. H. J !
hit), t iMinmtri; ('iinrli H Kiutnan, VV.
Mh.v, I'ihi) (lici'ii, H(iy ('(iIliiiM.
Air cir. mn - i luwiml Mull, rhnlr-
mini; Kclh'v lii'itM-HMtiT. I Icrniiiti
I Inlii, I!. ( '. Htmniiintt.
I'ulitii' ci-rfTUHiii'M K, O. Iiiiiiicl.
rlniirhwuij H. M, lijti'kfr.
lifti h'-ciio - J I'fil Itt-iMlprn. I-. I).
(.'xiitit tmuiN - Herb flwen, rlmlr-
i mini; l-unuc ih-xiih; rninrniniutn.
Niinti'i I rail null -LnwrMM- Hini-
ntnnn, rhiiiriiMH; NiaIi i mipinmi. i.
,. (.in Lit mi. ini':;:irt'i Kcl, Kdilh
Pntiomt Organlntion
firciitiili CJi.irU'- 'huior.
Ti l'l H H l(. itrtiii'liiKi. Mth.
Ira, II. ( Ir.iJl'r. ; , W. I,. m!mimii.
1'iiI.H.iiy (-nrni' H. iio.lfn-y.
i mini; .1 I.. I !h'iii.oIih. I t r f ft Mi tiun,
j Mi'h. .Inlii) W, i'lKiuwiiy, Mih, l.iNilho
I llnrfii', Knit HifliitiNUi, N'h'lo ii'ncr-
)(imi)C, .Airs. .NormiM. ( hriNfi, I -orir-
itdi'ii lui! c, ny Uitrliiiiuin," .l-'red
; iim-rii. iio i ..!..', i-rii.-rt nv.
j mini. (Inniim StciitiiM.
I C..stii;,.,- i-.iji.ii.Mh-r- Mr. Much
tti.mpu.i,. A. H. St illitut ti. Mi-h. V. V.
.. 'llKirli.tr, A. H. Il.udrt. licatrim
lit..-!,.'. M,. I. It.-rcr.
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nui-r, I 'rill
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N'uii S'iHVt'iud;
litihl iiitf, t i ' Hrm I iiiri-i; ninxr
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iry. JuIth I,. Hunk ioiiinny; Ki.'tiit
Hrilst, .M. V l,fnnir: i.(nj(.' (hijh'Ii
lei'. I It'll rv ViHf ; i iihtiinK'N tlt'HtKiicd
tr I(H I'lll-" .lont'H Hnd Mult Liikp
iisin im i dim puny ; si nek, i'iirit'v
i.f IMjinr Sitiipsiin, .lolin IMMiini,
1 ovrt Ainloi H'tli ; lii;i"l llitf riiiin'llt,
(iMtrlcjy I'm tt.ii!'! I-'i'stUiiI fnii-
null . ; ,s tiji rlci-f rir'Hii. I'tl ItHi'her;
ii m I'll fir I, Iiui'h- 'l'i'li'i1imu' nild
I If i : I -Ii i'hiiii';im ; nitlli
nurtexy
I.jiiiiwr. Miimi' r.-iKjijiny tind MrMor
ran tiud lulunn
Trails Are Blaze J
At Obsidian Camp
T. bin
ctimpnii r
Invlrt nmt (irepHre the
Prr the iinim: niuniiier en
(t , i Hit' Ul.-ndnis. Fiivienc
c!uh. f'mtr tni'inhcr t the
n-. t'i,. Three Sifters nren
I '!"' in t tie p;i r I v included
it ii it tin
oiitii"r
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Siitnt.1.
It l I
Admim .
Th- '
Ann 1.
Weeki i
.!;.. J t : Tiirnliull, Klmer j
nd l. D. Ki.v.
i"-i.;iitn leave Snndsv.
.ii i n iii . tor the I
iii imifMi'-i
Indiana Man Buys
Eugene Property
The re-.tilrnce nt ! t . t i 'IVepfth ove
rtoe vef t'.'M t'cen unlri bv Mary K.
SItn- ..f t iiiern' t,t Frank F. Sol
i.:m it re-i'iit in Fnuene fnon
It i.i i '. 'ft- I'.ivmn I. '11 it be-
'i.: i it'i dftti imii lir::.. tinted hv
Hii ;tii I ; i j h l;.;t'lv (niiuuty.
M; Nil' mi i- re n coniiettjon
':,,l ''' ri."i.;ui U'tditV Hsvo'n-
f.- ti -i - ii-Mi : ok w hod, N n
P'e. uf '.i!il.n. T-r ir.'tl U hi. h U ill
f.riiou' ti.i r.unc Due lit (Ion thi-
Junction City Man
Die Here Saturday
of .lun.-tiol
the I's.tlo
v-z.-. a pro
i"U st June
rt old
.1
Mi
It Mli?
Iterg,
i.
VoKiUiSui i'lcoTrry orlngt to luktrrcrt the most
r- wert u tturclt digesting cniymc Japtas
AW IK enf tall, o r.tl.Ta and
O- .!-lv,
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- r-fwr-' -.cP'ar.iliaaj ,.iii im Uj- aa. iiiubiQi
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1 ' fimmtr - - " 1
TO BE REMEMBERED
5 t'WSSS.Vfi'J'
1 e.;j IP -1 f J r i J . -JT:
-Waiirff.7w
ii'V&iJit.iff S i V Ue1
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Hars r few acenei of the oi"t Pioneap parade which thrilled
the thousand! who watched It. Above la a two-wheeled ox cart. The
aecond down from the top la a group of Slletz Indiana. The next
view la a high wheeled log cart drawn by oxen, and the bottom view
hows one of the many pioneer wagons which crossed the plaint.
Crowd Thrilled At Final
Scene Of
As the final music
hoed over the
field some seven thousand persons in
tin- grand sliind Mood mulionli'ss for
a half-pci'Diid'H drauiniic tjuict wit Ii
lite urn Men realization that one ol
the uionI glorious vUions of the his
toric pioneer epic wtm ut an end
mid thill mNcd into history Kuk'ui''n
ma k'ti it 'icem SuiiNei Trail paueiuit in
it coiirliuling per fornni iiro iSulurduy
evening on ilujvwird field.
The piiUNC witu bill brief, however,
iin the ihoit.-itnid!. broke into tlniuder
imih HpphuiNe, for Suliirdtiy'rt pert'onn
iiuce wan execiiied with such perfec
tion of every detail s to aiiui&e anew
he Ihoiikiiiidd who watched
iVrhaps the tnont dramatic part of
Hiiturday's perfornuiuce wiim the Hiid
ttt'll Rphearamv ol W. F. (i. Timelier,
Mm. i'oris Smith, and t'ol Young, th
Hiillior, llie (hiertnr, atiti
he chief
pioneer aide, reitpeciively
wno gai-ereu
tped on horseback to the front jml
hi the grand processional of the en
lire niM was finishing its final thrill1
nit: hurst ot song,
The crowd went wild with cheers
ami applause as the three sat to re
ceive the thundering demonstration
of appreciation which cauie from
every side.
To see the pageant for a second
time, as the writer did. was to be left
wondering anew at the I reinendons .
eiloit behind that gorgeous specimlc ;
thai brought to life the great his-
tory of liie west. Little delects that not disappointed. The crowd-. Sat
pet liaps marked (he first two nights ' nrd.t were especially uiarkeit hv the
lalthi'iigh none to date has tteen rec- i ih.nisHii.U of out-of-town visitors
ordeih were ironed out so that Satur- 'who came from everywhere in i)
d.i,
p.-1 1 orinnuce at in men a periec-
lion scarcely txdiei tilth
lu see the mali epistyles sgniu was
to renliHC the couiiUess small details
thst were en re fully worked out to
Kive tlie spectacle a realism seldom
found in a punofnnia of music, dunce,
prtiitomtme, ami drsnia carried out
on such a manuuttth scale as wn th1
one.
How many ever guve thought alsut
tlun pioneer Inotlier wtth h'T liiUllly (
sf-vei w lot psss.nl t hi rum the 1'niit
of tin fi.ld I'tlore the cusl of hun
dreds, the h.tto crying, and the other
tilth oiiei rem lung tor ttie low I di
fi.'dV It wat a Ion. ti of renbsm ttint
"'.:' bit to,. i-N) hut to Mis. Fdp.i
'. stfiihiumer go,. n t'ig hand for ttie
r. ; ,i,m f dentin of ll.e bitle sl-Mte. a wninll
bit of a gre.-it eniKode which st.ot.1
'i i out k a lOH.ior role
i. Another moof of the shility of the
;;! I ruined ent to em rv on came
S u urdn v tin fit whrii during the
l-'v.ilifirp D;ts loieriti.ie " the u'r-inU
1':ih-t 'tecent t''y !.i;e i on h lour!
hap It away
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Trouble
In.! ,.?!
5iif Si,.m.ch
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THE EUGENE GUARD
'hi
a'iyaiiaaM
lMa
',i?W
1-1
Sunset Trail
tipped over when th horNCM liecutue
frightened. The tongun was broken
ft lot the ImrseH hud to le unhitched
imiiu-di:ite, mid the coach removed
instantly as the entire processional
wim interrupted. Hut with such per
fect acting (in.! ped Kx all this ac-comph-liiMl
ttit (hu tUniiaunds wcareelv
i-ealit ((nil it was nut nil it part uf
the realism of the pageant.
Kpisode three with the chorus from
the Ship Columbia; episode four in
which Sidney iHxnu sang the chief's
solo, ''Indian Love Call From Rose
Millie"; episode five portraying Lewis
and Chirk and featuring Niiiicy Thiel
sen': sinirnig the rtde ..f Sncttjnweo;
(be iiiterln.te after eiistil. I'll with
the beautilul dancine ,f the bundre.tii
rcprcK.Miiuig the waters of iii Wil
laineite: lh thrillinir snecliu'li- in ni.
jsode six with the long stream of cov-
wiihuhh mill l lie hundreds acting
(out hits to make up the whole stream
ot pioneer life; and episode seven, the
P'" i"' vision .if the future, in
which the strength and force of (he
age of power was so renlisticn!y in
terpreted were the parts which seemed
to especially stir the crowds Satur
day night.
Ib-wi'ver, the spectators Si'tiirday
were in a very receptive moo i, nnd
noweu genuine pleasure at everv
pHi't
rtiey came knowing tliei were
going
lo see a wonderful, stirrin i
pageant and let it be known thev
eveiu
Mrs.
L. E. Pierson
Dies at Age of 44
Mm.
L, F. Pi"rson.
line. -ne. dird at 1
IT! Hlair
e Panftc
She was
str-
i "hristian h.tspital Sunday
-M ers of nee.
F'Mir sons urvive Mrs. Pirrson. '
Thev are Cecil. Harry and Harlan.!
of Fnuene, and Perry .if Portland.!
Mrs. IVrson was a loenitter of (he i
Meth'sb'-t church and h.-r reiiiitum
will bf stnt from (he Xe.iich fmiersl :
home tti Itosebur Her funert tritl
be at '! odock Tuesd.iv attcriuH'ii
- - -
Bean-Picking Jobs
Open to Laborers
opemii, of ihe h.--io
g !
.e.l.on h.iv r..iie,l .ifimiit.l f.,r he,n ;
I'li'ker.. ure-.r-hnt to K. I. Arniilaise !
ihe I iiile.l Sute. ,,.., ,... l.,lr. I
emi. me .'r."v .trnan.l !.., laS.r is
r,-o. ,n it.'i. iit. Mr .r:nitae .ant.
Mo:'e.l lcer. .-an dud 'iii of
l-d-H. nnd ...oe ,-,,n.iro, i-.mi wora on
1.. a. I. i open roro'noed hon.e
'"" '" 'lenian.l. Mi Annitii'
id
Mrs. McCuUochV
Poetry Published
i;ob.-
lot x
Wo
hog
Mr
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f.ne
re roil
y ere
ork
Ml' !
SlliMA.S - KULU- LSM UA.Sft
I
FILLS ESTABLISHED
A roni. fill near tin? William KDee
land numiiier home un the McKeiizie
running eatwar! to IojIp hill, fa to
be tindprt'iiirn shortly to raise the
roo'l lo -unfririn to the nw gruti of
the ntnO highway, aworontg to j.
McArihur. rugiiterr for the Ku
K'me wyter board, which ia utnkiiiK
tiie Hiniige in cooiietion with tlie
rity of Kugpiie'a jiower j)roje-t ou the
.Mt'Kfiiziu riv-r nrar I burg.
A fill ia bIko being put in at Waw
bridgt. the new bridge u.'roiis th
Hly of E'wu-' vana al thHt point,
with the fill made to mpet the con-
dili'n reguired by the t-unal and
conforming to tiie grndf of the new
atate highway, higher than the pres
ent road. KrcflVutioiiH from the canal
are being used for the fill and by
making it in tbi way the eipenne of
the fill in but half what it would be
if done later when the dirt would
have to be obtained elsewhere, Mr.
McArthur said.
The road at the new power house
is to be raised later, it waa stated.
Work ia progressing in 1 1 differ
ent places on the big power job, due
to finish this all. There is the work
at the power house; the concrete
worn on the forebny: the excuvatiou
at the foreboy; the lining of rock
cuts; the building of a canal across
Johnson creek with itccn shovel,
tractors and trucks at work; the fill
at the Kneeiand place with the big
stenm shovel at work; the Doyle hill
excavation for fill; the Ward bridge
operation v.here the rrrond larjieM
steam ahovel is employed; the put
ting in of a relief valve at the spill
wav; lining a section east ol the
spillway with concrete; and work at
the dam site. '
RlMilNOFIKLl). Julv 20. fSne
;) '.--Miss Verm ta Morrison of
I'ortuii.d visited tant week at the
homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E,
V,. .Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Male returned
last week from a trip by auto to the
Yellowstone park.
Miss Winifred Tyson has accepted
the position of playing for the First
Christian church at Cottage Grove.
Mins Tyson plays the pipe organ for
the Bible school, which is held in the
theater thrrc, and then plays the
piano for the services in the church.
Mrs. fountain ami aaugtuer oi
Uivorside, Cal., ure visiting Mrs. Can-
trail. Mrs. Mountum and Mrs. Can
trull are sis t em.
Mrs. t a Lames, mother Mrs. King
and her sister, Mrs. Fleming of Port
land visited here during the pngcunt
:ii)d celebration.
The small on of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hi
Jones in hired his foot Wednesday
afternoon when he jumped on the
tipout tit an oil can. ine spout pene
trated his foot to the bone. He wus
given treatment ut the office of a
local physicinn.
Mr und Mrs. Hurt Sankey and fam
ily returned yeaterday from a two
weeks vacation trip. They visited
points in Idaho, Moutuna, .Nor iii and
MniUt Dakota and (.topped several
days in Yellowstone park. They travel
ed more than 8(X0 miles while gone.
Mr. Hankey is the carrier on H. F.
I). No. 2.
SI'KINGFIKLD, July 19. (Spe
cial) Tueaday morning ti ray's Cash
and Curry store are planning to open
their new store. The building has been
completely renovated inside and out.
A new permanent awning ia Iteing
completed on tlie front and tomorrow
the stock will be in place and the ucw
store will open for business.
Itev. and Mrs. Walter Hailey of
Springfield, Massachusetts, are visit
ing Mrs. Haitey's mother, Mis. Mary
lMott. fiev. and Mrs. Bailey both at
tended high school In bpriugfioUl,
Oregon.
Many Springfield people drove to
the Methodist camp meeting at Cot
luge Cirove iJuuduy to attend the ser
vices. Those going from here were
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman 1'orter and
family, Lr. and Mrs. Pollard and
family, Mr. and Mrs. U I. May. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gillette and family.
Kev. nnd Mrs. C. J. Pike, Mr. and
Mrs. Woolev. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn,
It. W. Smith.
Stopping in Springfield Sunday was
S. H. Murphy of Bridge, Oregon.
Mrs, D. S. Brogue of Myrtle Point
visited In Spring! ield Sunday.
Bon Skinner returned Sunday eve
ning from Newport where he and Mrs.
Skinner have beeu for several days.
Mrs. Skinner and the children vull re
main ut the beach fin three weeks.
About thirty from Springfield went
on the excursion to Odell lake Sun
day. This time the trait stopped at the
station ami the people picnicked on
the shores of the lake near the tracks.
It was an ideal spot, the trees shade
the grounds to the shore line and j
flowers grew under foot. The drink
ing water came from Ice cold springs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Simpson who
have been visiting at the Pallas Mur
nhey home left Sunday for their home.
Sir, Simpson is director of the Hood
Kiver band. His band marched in (he
parade Friday and Saturday.
Misa .lannet Wilgrodt is visiting
frs. I 'alias Murphy. Miss Wilerodt
and Mrs. Murphey w ere school
friends.
Bob Irurr letf Sunday for Sn
Franctic-i where he will have a minor
operation at the Southern Pacific
hospital ther.
Ir. and Mr. ( J. H. Turner ar
irjoving from their apartment aSre '.
their former atore tt an apartment iii i
the rear of their present store build- 1
iiig-
C H. West of K-rdaport peT.t the
week end in Sprimefield visitma with
friend.
Hrtistcred at the Spnn:tie'd Ho
tel Saturday w ere : Art Warner. M
Hotup. W endbng . .V B Sw ;in anti
wtfe of Portland ; C C. Parks and
wife. Portland ; C. A U alker. tlo
shen; Mr C. V M cl'her on and
Louise, Clarence Chase, of W end!oit :
j Bert r;a I.ovdiin. Harmhurg ; MeSvin
j M. Ford. Portland,
j Florence Coffin left Sundar for
her home in Portland M Coffin his
j been rivting old friendi in Spring
! field for the pas! two week and ws
entertained at many affair riuriuc her
i visit.
Tuesday mornimc B-tster Youtu i
j leaving for Yachat to ;wiv . ocen
; breee wh'!e hi! frien'l yya.;tr in
the heat.
I Mr. ud Mrs V. It H;iin,:n have
ther iuev' Mrv t'!,rii F;:-.! srt-l
j dsnch'er M.s'-it.ires ,.f i;o.-bur The
attended the pusemit in Ft. ;.
Noti Resident For
40 Years is Dead
I V Snet'.v. 1., ,1-- f ,,. ,.,
d-r'-'Ci for pH'i 0 w.v -l ed I
audileui at Ilia bom, saluiMsj ailr- I
SrimIeld
noon. He was found dead In his
garden where he had gone to do
nme work after returning from hu
ge!, where he hud wjitched the
p tirade.
Horn in Missouri in 18.1.1. Mr.
Htingley came to Oregon with his
parents as a boy. They first settled
near Independence and later Mr.
Htingley came to live at Noli.
lie is survived by bis widow, Mrs.
Laura Stingley, and one daughter.
faenrire iJrink water, both of
Noli; one sister, Mrs. John Hhaw of I
Htingley of Junctiou City and H. G.
Hti.iKley of Wlllowa. Cal. Two grand-
j 'niiitB, wrt,, iiiiu iv ii
children alno survive.
Funeral services were- held at 2
. i .. -i. ... a.
ChrisMan church at Xoti. Interment
will be ot the Inman cemetery. The
Hranstetter chapel has charge of ar
rangements. PETSWM
Dogs, cats, rabbits, and other pets
of Eugene boys and girls will have a
chance to get acquainted us well as
their owners when the boys and girU
of the municipal playgrounds hold
local pet and hobby showa on Wed
nesday. July 31, al the WUiard, Lin
coln, Condon, and Itiverview play
grounds. The public i invited to uUend, the
event opening at. 'J:M( p. m., it is
announced by H. Frank JJnker, di
rector of piuygrounds.
Silas Peterson, 75,
Dies in Springfield
Silas Peterson died at his home in
Springfield early Sunday morning. He
whh s!mot 7" years of ace and vow
born in Waterloo. lo. Mr. Peterson
hud been married (VJ years.
Survivors. ltesiden his widow. Mrs.
Suncy Peterson, include five sons,
Don. Joe, Albert, Arthur and Clar
ence, and one daughter. Mrs, Mary
Hathaway of Kans.iM City, Mo. Ten
grandchildren also survive.
The funerul was held from the
Wnlker-Poole chnpel of Springfield at
'2 o'clock Monday afternoon, Kev. C.
J. pike officiated nnd the interment
was in the Mt. Vernon cemetery.
Visiting Ships Gone
From Hobi Airways
One by one the props of the air
planes, resting at tlie Hobi Airways
after their strenuous efforts of the
two days before, were snun. and one
by one the planes roared down the
field and scattered for home ports.
The air derby, sponsored by the
American Legion post of Eugene,
thrilled the crowds of people that
watched the planea race and stunt.
Many people were out Sunday to see
the planes leave.
Tex and Dick Rankin of the Ran
kin flying school of Portland, took off
in tneir threat Lakes Diane, a beauti
ful ship with a dark red fuselage
and wings of the same color. They
headed straight north for Swan Island.
two otner planes lett tor I ortianu,
the ships belonging to Shields und
Clark flying service. Both were
Travelairs.
Boys' Class to go
To Hobi Airways
The Hobi airways will be host to 'J2
Eugene boys one day this week, when
the class in automobile and airplane
motors sponsored by the municipal
playground commuuity service, visits
the Hobi plant.
The Whirlwind and rotary type of
motors will 1 explained and demon
strated, under arrangements made by
B. Frank Baker, director of play
grounds and teacher of the boys'
duns, and Herman Hobi of the air
ways. Lee Eyerly, Injured
Aviator, is Better
jee Eyerly, Salem aviator who
crashed in the balloon bursting event
Friday afternoon at Eugene's aid der
by, is improving according to the at
tending physician's report Monday
uflernoou.
It was thought at the time of the
crash that Eyerly's skull was fractur
ed, but X-ray pictures showed that
this was not the case. He is suffer
ing from a cerebral concussion, a
broken right arm. and contusion of
neck, back, shoulder and right hip.
Fine Assessed For
Giving Liquor Away
Cecil Brown, JL was fined
and given a term of one month in th.1
county jh it when lie appeared in ju:
rV"r.1 Monday morning and tdead'
ed guilty to a charge of giving liquor
awny to a young girl.
Officers said I hat Brown ia one of
a group who entered K. O. Potter's
cabin on the McKeime river last
March and stned a party there.
$300 Fine is Given
For Liquor Sales
.iai-K r.qwaro. wa. lined .1.1 and
aen a lerni 01 one montb lu the
eotjnty i.nl when he entered a plea
ol iiilty to a chart of sale of iutm
ieittmt liipior.
r'dwards wa, arreated Saturday
afternoon in Unsene by county -tiid
city officer,.
Edwin A. Kreamer
Dies at Residence
I'din A. Kreamer, M. d:ed Mon
day afternoon at his reniden.'e at i,M i
Tellth ai-entie ei. Knneral ar-'
rar.sement. ill be announced later1
from the Walker-Poole funeral home I
He a a inemlier of the I ( I 1 1 r- '
W. O. W l A. K. Ii. A It. ,1.':
ry and KebeKah lodce.
Too Late to Classify
suitI"f iTEtT
State Industral A.vient ivmmi.
,.M, .erjii. i:i,lr..W I.. lnr to
rec.ver S.1..011 a'.l. Ked due a work-
men . coniierisa i,,n i....
T in la.- Ltimlwr c'.nranr ru.
It. II l.irk,., ,
f-K-l due ,.n a proiiiiory Kite.
BORN
Al tie
n .l':' "7 1 ,
J J. M-iiii-i),':ni
Mo.l.V TV
and Mr.
aid ieet.
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Au(omobut
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miTPnnc EVP
OiLIUUUJ LA hi
i
PLANS ARE FOB
Plana for the entertainment of be
tween HIXKI and 4IKHI iiopio are lie-
I "T s J" . ji aeenrilin-' t"
I'. V. One.
1'i.fific ntrent f Silt
Ifc L. (iniliam, distncc ircisiiL
Pnr ftf o; siheoc have et to
-I, eiaanirn the lake shore and pic-
ground to mnke ready lor the
outing. They have made arrange
ments for two motor launches and a
number of rowboats for the excursion
ists. Mr. Close states.
Th. Kopene Motor Boat club is
sponsoring the entertainment and -will j
stage a number of motor boat races, i
The club has secured entries in tin
races from Portland. Allwiny, Marsh
field. Kce.lsport, Mapleton. ami a !
number of boats will lie taken from j
Eugene. The plan is to hold rice for
craft of all rvpe, and a contest for
boats of V.'2$ ot older will be one ot
the features the races. ;
i i. ..mWstnod that a larce dele
gation of MHrshficld people will join
the Eugeneaus in the outing at the
lake. , i
Arrangements for securing n '.-,
pit-ee band to accuui.Wiii.y the group oh
the special train from Kugfitc arc
being made now, it was reported.
CiSiSLOST i
EEf
Tf nnvnnc should hanncn to e:ep u
.
sheep, goat, bullet pouch or powder . L
measure wandering around. he i .- ! h
asked lo notify Cal M. Vuin.;:, ;r i JJJ
pflgeniir nesuriurti'ters ;n imiit. ms ir.
the word sent out by Mr. Yuiu Mon
day, following a checkup of property
in the pioneer parade of hi h t Friday.
Three goats, four sheep and the bulie-t
pouch nnd powder meusute are now
missing.
On. the credit side Mr. Vming hns
un old-fashioned rifle, which he found
iu his wagon after the show nt Hay
ward field, und which to date bus no
owner. The owner can have this bv
applying to M. Young.
The pageant heiuiipiarlprn nt IMS
Oak street will perve as a bnt and
found department for any articles !
is announced by Hti-'h Itossou. man
ager of the Sunset Trail celebration.
Persons holding Sunset Trail pa
geant costumes are esked to turn
them in at Sunset Trail headquarters
as soon ns possible, it is stated by
lJoris Smith, pageant director.
It is Dimmed to keen all material in
storage in the event that another pa
geant is held some time in the future,
it ia pointed out.
Ill
MEET POSTPONED:!
The special city council meeting
which bad been set for Monday eve
ning lo consider the Second avenue
west paving project has been culled
off, according to Mayor H. E. Wil
der and City Kecorder it. S. Atroii.
Matters relative to the paving will be
taken up at the ue.t regular meet
ing of I he council on Monday vveuiug,
Aug. 1'J, it was istuted.
At Monday evening's meeting of
the council it wus voted to lay paving
on tlie Htreel on the basis of 'Jij per ;
cent puid by the city and JS0 per cent !
by the property owners. An ordinance :
on the paving will be introduced ul ;
the next meeting of tlie council, ac- j
cording to Fred E. Lnuib, chairman ol
the street committee. j
Kiwanians Name
Two as Delegates
(leorce H. McMorran nnil ,M;irk '
Hathaway were elerl.'il delrtrnles. nnd ;
Waller tl. Swim anil ,1. It. I'oe iiIi.m
nntes. by (lie Kns''iie Kiwnni tltil, 1
Mnnilny noon to nlliMiil llie ilitri'-t ;
eonventinn in SHleni on Anj;. is, 1'J. i
and I'll. Itenn John Stnuih ock hh ii
delenate tlimiiuli his nfl'ire of tnisten.
'lliere was no speeinl spenker nor
mnsie tor Mniidiiy's limidieon. held .it
tlie Oxhnrti hotel, nnd llie .(ti-oun nd- .
! journey early.
Father Leipzig
To Address Club
Father F. P. lyip.tj:. p.-istor of St.
Mary's Koman Catholic tluirch. is to
be the principal sj.eaker for tl:e
weekly luncheon of the Fuene Ac
liye club. Weilnesd;iy nom, July ol,
at the Oaburn hotel. ' ;
Realtors Return
From Convention
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canon lo the 'n4-)ti.- ..rlhie-f 11,-niM
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Mrs. ani liiiRh. I.o
Horde. MeKin llnis
U. A. .M.-l'!i!!r. .!;-s
Smrverud and Ii. II
Hearing Opened
On Freight Rates
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inter. t:tl" ,
day opojod
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niHiiutni'iiirer. f,
freight rele on
const tat.- to
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ret-o-t benctit. Yo-j can t-c af-on
ccrtiia that it wiil help you too.
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Prepared to
flna. oil, tire. ;u .1 .
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field.
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Corner 8th &. Olive Sti.
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