Morning register., May 04, 1922, Image 5

NEW CAPS
$2.50 and
(or a pure worsted uil vf ijloihcs
That' Meeting Your Viewpoint!
Come in "y ,,,'m ,)" ,,,ry'rc greatest value you've
teen h'f y(ar9.
Hankers' Grays, Niivy Hliic Serges mid Worsted
Own MrrcM Co.
trwm mtnr
Om ol Eugene's be I Iotm"
0 CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS I B
(Mmk tr i oir 'i"i,i Jin
I. May, fMalit aulMtrlnlenil.ltl or
tb.ih.rti I'arifw company, woo In
UN i im4m-
(mi Xnrllirm Ami Htm1 J. II
Haastsf. traveling iNiaeenger agent
I tse Orel Northern railway, was
U Ik rtir Uir4oy
Mara rnitn Vtoli llamlnn
Urn It A. I'r. who h tieon vl.lt
Mr frlfnoj. ! Ilandoo fur evrral days
Munwa lo Bunmo yesterday.
Umi Am NoUotUu llev. J. A.
Kipper ol Hultmrlin. Oregon, acooitt
ssstrd by wife mt daughter. U
Kwnle tumor for row day.
Con In Nmiiln uml ISmlmid
HmM While, of (lie While KIm-imo
restpaay, left on a lu.laai irui lu
IWilaM and Heaitla Tulay night.
loiata EvKenlro Man llnro
Jim. N. KtiilthMin. farmer of Ijin
iu. la Kuan yorday on bus
Iimmi Ur. tlfnllhson In an ei-servico
Raak Cwltlrr liiint la Dmln A
A. Mtsj.rs. rsahlrr oil lh. rlrl Na
iKmI ,bnk. mmlf ik niton bualnetu
ln lo 1'ntln yeMerdny returning last
mr of strfrrrilo Mprlng Merc
J. O. Hardin, manager of Mcf'redle
Iprlim who hit been here rar
f w two on busiues. relumed s
wrtay, toll (.uaibrroun llm J, B. Mnr
pe. of Noil, wiu in Kune yeaurdar
for ihort bualneae inn. Mr. Mur-
to iiromlarnt lumber man of
tat Noll district.
CoUaga (Irmn Itiwltiir llf W.
B. Crot.r, owner of Iho lUrtell lia
l building ,1 Conoco Clrav u.l n
UwUr ihr. a in Kuno ywior
If innwcllni bunlnoo.
Mnlnc Mun lm K. J, lUrlol.
Coiuko (lrovo, won In Kii!l .
ImUir on builnon. Mr. Ilnrlcln h
IiUtmi in tho llohfmm nilnon
Mr ColUno Orovo.
frrrnrn nn Mm PmirrOim In
a iTr- KIII6II. (Into forMilnr.
a n. II. Clioiilcr, of tin dlairlct
DC
Tl. I l . t ' I.
IS Cf
"v tiitirvL'l Ul 11119 BCuXOns ftUllS tillU Vtttttit ta tiv v .
ccptloiml values offered nt this store. Women no
loiicr tlrcntl tlic expense hntl ortlcnl of selcctinpf the
new suit or coat. For this cnii we feature the loveliest
Spring suits PRICED AT 19,75 to $S9.S0, while
'jaunty new coats nnd wraps arc priced at $75 to $39.50.
Every garment possesses the full measure of quality so
typical of Urge's. .
LARGE'S;
- -! 15 WiUamette Street ; l!
Or -!! b
TODAY
More
fiirtmt orrico In I'unlAnd, nro riiifK'ti.a
lo bo horo in nuM n rouforenco with
orflrUbi of tno noikinl furr( n!
uittot UmlNtr owner rviiHrdiiMI fire
protection thi yror.
riroitmt fttr VnmiltM Mho Im Vrn
lvl. who bn l.rn irinyttnr ol ibo
I'M m.o oururiiy hoUM, .(i yrMi.-.
doy for two weeks' VAcailon In H
Iviit nntl rvrtlon.l.
t'ohvmt I'umior llixo Tnuw(rtTto
lrui;rt c Kmc. furunir of "
titii-t. wiut lit RuK.ito yrMrrtltty On
hUMlnvMi In runnorilon wliU tho Intim
ferritin of root rotota.
WtwilfwMlp 4tant fjmi tot
iiMrn nfitw.v. ii. Coopvr. wttolowtto
ooioto liuyor. Irft yotenfny for Coi
loiio Orar. wlttro lio imonilM to bo on
uuftineM for ooorol dnyo.
Ulh ro lliwv WIU umv ilo
bw riilriit of Kuirno. now n yrooi
lnt.nl oltlinn nf Itltto Klvor. ttrrlvrd
horo ytmlartltty nnd will bo In the
eliy for iiutnl.pr of wtwk.
o
flttrw in ISirtlnm! in Attract Knn
rml XIIm. litrlha HuyUinoo. of Iho
Hrttttfrro ltnttltt.ni itturv. loft ror
I'tirtlnnd Wodntoy lo nitond. tlto
funorttl of a nrphow In that clly.
Mntxtft llatn HMtlol laarr Twibfltt
Tint totttt Mootto lodirt oro vlvlnn a
fM!ji danr nl thttlr rlub room to.
mifht. All ntontltni of Iho Mocmo
lodio and tliolr Irlrnil" nro Invltod.
0 0 0
IlUrlutnrrt lo Kiloit Tho nnny dto
rhnrtftt or Wlltloiu Kvott Cultitnnn.
MMtaud Ufutvnuni In tlta Mrd flrld nr
tlllt.ry. won fllrtl for iconl In Iho of
rioo of bounty Clnrk Iirytton yootordfty
llrmltrr Very Tnw !.. Hottolton
Irfi yootttrday for Tillamook lo ntlond
bin ltrttlh.r, Komi Hottrllon, who lo
roportotl to bo very low. A Mtr
rocolvod ycittorilny Minted thot Ittttt
hu ul had ono of hit Iota wmpu
UloJ. firm fiftm Wrnilllnr J. A. Omor.
of WontlllttK. la aitantlina tho week lit
Kiiimo. Kor iho poiti fivo ntoniha
Mr. (lc-lr hM boon camp trmlor
at Honth-Kolly camp IS. which hoa
boon abut dttwn nlonir with tho real.
Ho any a Iho whols Mohawk valloy la
"aitiinK irolty" alnro tho blf mill i
3 n
The Season's Most
Exceptional
Values
In Suits and .
Coats
...... 1 . . la 4 1. n nvL
MORNING REGISTER.
W.nillliig u again In opoialloa sua
flnulalllii. ,lii.uyiiill lor tuliiu tvti
will reditu lu Wimlllry
W. K- Ncwult, auprlnltfijft'itt of
uii, will Umvi for Hn Kiaitclwo on
liualiinafl tilp thti lutwr purt of thn
Irfirntid LKihirsiior lliTcWTIiorntt M.
Clink, Ituu-livr ut tlH. fhrio nl I,o
rutin, wim lit iStiKMta yvMtfriluy for a
tvw ii(ty' vUJl oil hUNtniw.
hii ut LorufiQ rC4iily vUmvd for
th yur.
im l ApMAlcii Tha ou of Iho
lulu Btfitlnai k, w. Chnrnulf, who
WtlN ffjUIMl MUlltV ltl lllil llumunm Jure.
tiro court of unlawful p,imrm.ui. of
iKjuur nnm linoti ippcitivii lo Iho cir
cuit court,
- l. l. I. Udit IUiuriw from too liny
tJ. J. I.IkIiI- of Ihlii ritv. him m
torn'! frqai Marahflald whur hu him
DtHMI HI fur thn imML uvnru. dnva
Mr. MhIu ) ripurt(l tu bo rapidly
rvcovairHitf.
I UH n nut frinn Kolfoi Mm. F, K.
Vfit. of tun rurn.T lmwi orK'mim
Otm, rttturnrd from Hl"iu yMt.riluv
tthtiro ah haxi hu tintptnyml at tlio
oinro ox t jjtt vompAiiy tlivr fur th
PH OiuiUh.
t '
. lavti fr I'jwt , A. Cnvrtllfy,
tppj-tn'glutlvrj of nn nuuum lobmro
Conip-uiy, who Mil ha.) lilt. hemMuart
VT In KuK?n fur uina tlm ham r.v
iNittrfl h.M poaitlon and ha rvlurnwl
10 KUHl.
Klim Kim I'mII Pnfiariiiw'nt A
riuo nro m Kiurui vnu una l.ln
cln lrnt yttRltrdity tnin rv.
pullrd In onll to the fire dopartmont
but no Umx wa rporta4 a tho
rupuit oi tho hifixp.
t'nl orally Tnu h dwi In I'ortbiiul
MUllK trvftftrr, CQU'U 01 th fl'h
hii'n tnu'li train at th unlvvnlly nnd
a.mi'tiibr uf th7 uliyitlcnl iHliirntlon
dapArtuint. nmdn a hulutM trip lo
rurtianu fvniruny,
JimIjki SUrurUi Itturiw frvm
Ki-wifUk JtnU-y O. K. HkipwortH. of
tn circuit court no rvUirn'l from
Tolrtln. ( hTBmi. after prratdlnv C
IIiq noulon uf tho court in tho Un
coin couuty dlttiict
.(Hid rVH(rt to C.o to Junni VHy
A nuutber of tncjuhfr ot lhv lounl
Odd Fellow.' drill tram will ro
Juuctlvtt Ctty lonlKht to bmh ttio
oIjcv lWrv In cotiiVrrlnir tho doarroo
oo on of thvJr randtdatr-,
I!Tt from MariMta !, It. TNisre. of
litriln, whs In Kuirn yujardor on
huklniiM. Mr. I 'nan la nianairfr of tho
Woodmen hull nt Mnrcola iiud ban
dl'H nmtiswmnu there much a mo
llun plrturo howa and dnnca.
IHrllmr lurclutvM Homo Kuykwi
dnll Htrlkr pun-ltastod Ihv homo of VY.
A. Kpauldtnv nt 913 Kljthih avvnuo
WfwC, Tho draJ wo handled hy the
Httrn ituifh itoalty company, ur.
Himuldinf will romaln in Kukvd.
Cottflfifri lo HufiM nn Aorount of
Illnmst irvlna" Johnaoo, of the. Eu
8rn drnla) UIomiorlm, wo ronflntd
to hi homo yrairrduy on account of
IHdmui nnd dmni not expect to ho nm
to rturo to hi yonlUoa for aovoral
any.
Fort Flumliwr Uom la Caarttlncr
A. It, Wttcox. examiner of the Hlua
Inw national forvt. exioct to Irave
Hit morn in t rr (lunliner and from
thero will MO up Knilth river to aa
ajai ft a nicer Knox lo culae a tract of
Umber.
Vvocim Woman 1Tcrt Madamo T.
d'llnuimy. of Venetn. waa In Eucene
ymterdny on hunlne, Mndnme d
llnmny wently mm her from
Km nee and received the new of the
death of on of ber parent lo Krone
recently.
Kucaao lou4tl Hcport Onul
Jahneon. of WvnUnke, l at the Eu
Rvno honpitnl a the reult of a frac
tured arm auatitloed at hi homo yen
terduy. Mln Jonephlne Hnnsen, of
Prnnklln, In nt tbo hoplul for motU
cnl trAtment.
Klnnry Iloturnti from Trip F. L
Kinney, local realtor, returned from
a huelnean trip to Hal em yrikterday
after evera dnyn nhaeuc. Mr. Kln
itey nnd fniully have .been In CorvuL
lln vUUinir wlih Mr. Kinney mother
fur a few daya
e
Markunm Irnrtlrnlly FtnUhrs m
ttniet Work 11. 1. Mnrkuvn,
dnptiiy anneanor for the Junction CUy
dlntrlct. wnit In tho city yenterdny.
turnlnif In bin nupplien. He in prac
tically throuith with bin work In tbut
neotlon of tho county.
Mint Ilniuln.1 Tnkca PttrflniMl Poni
lion Mliwi Mnrtha Itnndnll. Kuitono'n
flrat police mntrou, hnn L-n elected
to tnke the place uf Mm l.ola O.
Itnldwln. who hnn been at tho hend
ot tho women'n deiwrtment ot the
I 'or Hand police for many years.
City Tcnm lo l'lny Sunday Th
Rugctio city hnnobiUI tonm will 'play
the flrat reirulnr iciimo of tho nennon
nnxt Hundny at S:S0 o'clock on the
aviation field with tho Ttnrrlnhunr
team. Hadley Homer will prohnhly
open tho frame In tho box for EiiKcne.
Iforn from Tjont Crock It n noli
Bwnrts nnd Mcl'hemon, who operate
tho Lout Crook ranch, were In Kit
feno yenterdny purrhnnln: nup plica.
Itnt Creek ranch In nonr tho numtnlt
Of the Cnncnilen on tho Mc Ken tie tnuut
and In thn lnnt renort on tho wny to
Knntern Orentm.
Prputy RurvTjrr Hotoms J. M.
Mcfaunlnnd, deputy county nur-cyor.
after relrnrlnr tho rlnht-of-wny for
a road In tho Pellnht valley, hnn re
turned to hi nlllce nt tho court
fioiwo. Tho Onllfornin-Oreffon power
lino rlRht-of-wny follown tho road
that wan roHtaked
Popnly FVk'rut Mnmlinll Hc-re
P. C. Wllit deputy T'nttMl Htnten
mnmball from Henttle, wnn hero yon
icrdny In connection with tho onno
of Thnmnn II. Jnoknon. who win tak
en off of tbo train horo with bin fam
ily anvernl dayn ago on a ohnrgo of
rldlnff on a fnJuoraUroad Pbw.
(Joplur 1rlvo to Bo, Plvwod
Albert tfwnln. feilenil bloloirlnt in
cbnrwo of tho roitont control ciun
piiIhu In lJn county, will glvo a molo
nnd Kopher trappltia: demonjUratlon
rtt Crvnwoll Mondny. Tho fc-ovoirnment
pfflclnl will meet with the farmer of
tho Vox Hollow mutrU-t flnturday. -
Void for 'iMncnl fwt d Tnm
ninnro-T-Thnmn II. Jaokaon. of Ho
attlo, who wan, arconM novo by
lieputy Bhorlff Oeorgo rronor on n
floulhorn Tftvltlo train chniRod with
rUUnif on ft fraudulent railroad .Paw,
Imn boon bound over to tho federal
court at PorllmUl nd ball ban been
net at $r00, Jftckif i wa brought
beforo . Oi Imuil, ,UnlU Btatv
EUGENE, OWE., THURSDAY.
tiohiiiiiMjorw. ywitnrdny una luiur
furnlnhvd ball nnd Mt for 1'fjrtlmid
where li Will appoar to auiwir tliv
thurtfu.
Auti'HrtM I Ui m her llw Kd )
Orooi. tiuuMtg Pf Ant or"g-on.
wiwt in fiWnm ytmifriuty on IHInllt'fltf
Mr. I;n (Tfom nun iU unx of Innd
lienr AUlolOpn which he In jti(J-ii vui-
liilf to trade for WlllnniMite vnlley
property. Ant'tlop U a jh-u.II town
In Wunuo county neur the John Day
vu Hey,
W W V
IIkvIviiI Mc4lK nt li-u-ni mil
iiOvnuMlint John V, Hilvt-r In con
duftlrfa a nnrle of revival moetlrmn
ut I'lennatil lilll eiu h evunlnic. Ho In
bi'liiK nnnlnt4fd by four alu'i'-nt of the
KtiKviiu lllhln unlvernlly ciu-h evenlriir.
The revival mnetliiKN murted Uiat
Tiinniluy uod aru to wwtlnue lodef-
iiiiifiy.
www I
Ilalttv Funrral Today The' fuaer-
nl of the lute J nine U, Uuker wilt be
h ld nt Iho Veutoh oliupil at 2 O'clock
thin uftHruoon lJr. -'. Hiuidernon will
huvo chara of Ui. nrvlcc ut the
elm pel. Tb nervlce nt the vault
will bo In churice or tho Miumnlv
ludtfe. Inlnriiient will be at the Htpe
Aouuy in a u no it-u io
w w w
I lot u run lo Pinrllloii -Kdna V, Bui
llvun of thn Melvln il:tiinn Itenliy
compuny, returned to her position
yvnterdity after buvlng n abnnt,
ntlemllriK tho funeral nf h-r niece.
iiw uertha Kirn, or ivrenn. aim.
Ar;hi Uimon, of Monroe, who in o
roiinln of the decnnd. ulao attended
tho funernl at Connfc (Jrov.
Ixmno lnrmrr llw fin Trrsitnuwl
M, K. Moore, fanner of lorane, wan
in the city yeeterdny for treatment
for Injurle received in nn ncA'Ident
while bo wa luirrowinif a fb ld. M
Moonr wn ntruck by a burrow to lite
Ug when hi team ntm-ied to run
through a gut. Ulood polnonms; vt
In nucneeliailiur medical attention.
e
WUaUtt tU'llWAEd IH IlOUrj JttUlO
1 VVilaon. former local lumber deal
er, charced with foriO'ry bun been re
b aaod rrom the county. Jail on a bond
of $1,000. Wileon wa recently
broiiKbt bunk hero from Liuluth,
ill no,, where ba wan arreted un the
charit which In allcK'd to huvo been
coijimitt4 bero about a year ago.
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Cartton llovcy to Have Kpcctal Drill
Canton ilovcy will have a eperinl
drill Frlduy niubt to prp'u-e for the
content at the time or the I. r. (i. r.
convention. The local onmnization.
won 'tho content lant year for the lov-
Ina cup hut moat win the drill com
petition two consecutive tim to spun
permnnent Keion or the tropny.
e a
Jordan Movcw to llmnant Hill K.
W. lndon. aaaiatant poetmaater. ha
ourchuned tho houao at &H0 Tyler
atreet which wa occupied by C. K
Jordan, who ha been In Kucmo for
the pant two year, air. Jordan ha
purrhnaed a ranch at I'Knnt Hill to
which he 1 movtna. The town prop
erty deal wn made tbrouKh Kinney
nod 11yd e.
Wrenf -Tmrlcr AinttciaUon Mccta
Todar The Pta rervlfdTrftc n er oaaocia
Ikon will have an opfa meetlne; nt the
woniiui's build in r on uio univemny
camuu thin afternoon at 4 p. m. Hoth
men and women are Invited to thin
meeting. J. O. Hwan, county nuper
vlaor of the boy' and atria' agrtcut
tuml club, will be on of the
npeaker.
a
Former 6uidmU Utix Mr. and
Mr, rhllllp i. Johnaon, former atu
dent at the unlveralty, are In Kuitene
for a few day on their wny to their
homo In Coquille. The Johnsons totn
attcndd the univereliy bint ynr, Mrs.
Johnnon belnr Mabel) Knmont
ttial time. Mr. John ho n In a lumber
man of Coquille and In returning from
A trip to nan r ranciaco.
. t a e a
Kajrcnc ttutmbcr Ctuearn a Mode
The chamber of commerce ha re
ceived a letter from a Monmouth,
Orearon. t earner auk in b for full In
formation t relative to the chamber'n
workinir nhd nctlvitle ayln the
Kuirene orlranliatfon hiut been select
ed if ,''plcni and model chamber
for instruction nnd lemon in civu
government in this school.
Yakima Men Kay Fern RltUn Fruit
GoocV- Two Yakima men who are
looklnir over tbin neotlon of the vat
ley H-ere Riven a number ot Fern
Kidta nnnlea yesterday by E. O
Qulsrlev of Ah-adoru, -Thn vial tor
declared that the applo of Ynkima
would not keen a well as those they
ato nnd they said that the fruit here
was an good a any grown in their
auction.
s
Mother of Mr. Frod jK. Smith Dleet
Mrs. Fred K. Smiib lft Tuwilay
ovenlna for Im Jo) In. California, bo-
Ing called thero by tho serious Illness
of her mother. Mrs. 11. 1. Allort, who
has visited In Kugeno overui times.
On Wednesday mornins;. Mr. Smith
recolved a tolcgrant announcJnR the
death of Mrs. AUert. which occurred
before Mr. Bmttb wiU have rvached
La Jolla. .
.
Aocountantn Aro Cotulnj? Beta Al
pha I'nl. national accounting frater
nity at the university, will ontortnin
rnnreaentatives of iho Society of Cer
tified I'ubtlo Accountant ot the
state, Saturday. Speaker will Include
A. 1 Androan. prealdent of tho so
ciety: A. 1.' J On vs. author of a ttit
book on lumber accounting-, and W
IX Wbltcomb, member, ot tho slato
exunilncra' boai-d.
Trinity Cium-h folia raalor Trliv
Hy Norwi'Klun Luthorun church of
Uiln clly lum o.vlcnil. d a rail to lii'V.
M. J. Taorpo. oc roruana. 10 no us
pualor to succeed Kov. K. O. Slorll.
who hit rpaltnifd on account of his
poor hoitlth. Tho nitration will havo
to no IhrotlKh tho hitnda of tho mln-
alona committee of lite church before
definite announcement of . tho ac
ccnlunco Is made.
. .
(itnlltut Gan-Urcr Dnln Horo T. H.
Perry of tho H. U l'olk company, di
rectory publishers, la horo irntherlns
data for: the 1923-14 gitxettoor of
Oregon nnd Washington. Tho gitiet
teor lint, every town In the two nlutoa
rogurdloMi ot slxc nnd tnoludea a de
aiTlptlon of Iho pliii-o with tho nnmea
of nil bttalneNH nnd professional men
of tho town. This gaaotlocr la pub
lished every two yeara. ' , ,
a .
' Club Chonmi Mnnnwr and Cnntnln
In preparation tor participating In
Interchurch bnauhnll leaajue. the Kap
pa Hlgma PI Coinintles' club of lite
Baptist chtrch, nt Ua rogulnr moot
ing Inst evening, elected fttdnoy King
nml l,oula Kmmona, mnttairer and
captain of .lltelr team. Tlio boys al
ready havo their uniforms and other
ctiulpment nnd expect to put into, tho
tloW a strong nggregntlot. i .
. . a
Rdlrolltm Army Fnudit Hioclvctt
The total of $jr.oO which ltaa been
raised oft tha Snlvntlph Antiy cam
paign of 14000. held last week was
turned over to tho nrrny yesterduy by
.f. R. Tiirnbull, seerelnry of tho B, V.
O. R., which handled tho drive for tho
funds, ' Tho new advlaorjr board of
MAY 4, 1922
tbO Halvutiou Army In compojied of
Ofurgu H. McMornin, chairman; J. K.
Tnrnbull. nern-iitry; 11. H. Hruilur,
treasiirvr, and J, It, AlcKy, C. O. J'et
ornon, J. K. I'rutt. Kred K, Hmith, K.
H. I'nrk und Oeorg Walter Uriffln.
a
fountaTfrlt Hill IKicidvcd bf Haul
A counterfoil 1 10 nolo wn dis
covered among the bank fund by a
clerk of the Kir it Nutlojial bank yes
terday. The bogus bill was formed
of two pieces or Undue paper with a
phof'raphlo reproduction of a bill
ach. The papers wero cleverly
punUd together with thread between.
The bill will be Rent to the treasury
department at Washington.
V
lilfiiui Party Hold at Hah-m.. fllx
cousins who were p la? male more
than 00 yuir ago were present at
dinner party held at Halem re
cently at the bom of Mrs. A. K. Wnt-
i.n of ialrtnnunt. J. H. Higgin oi
Kugone, acrompunlftd by hi sister,,
Mrs. A. H. Walker was present at the:
affair. The party was planned by
Mr. O, II. Thompson for tbo reunion
of the cousin all of whom aro natives,
of Oregon. i
m m w
Orcuon FJi-rtrlc Offbfal Hero A
number of Oregon Electric nil 1 way
officials wero In iho city early Lust
night on a tour of inspection or too
Hoe. They arrived In a special car at
o o'clock and left for the north about
7:0. Tbo party Included A. J. Dav
idson, general manager; (1. K. Votaw,
superintendent; W. U. Whitfield, sup
erintendent of maintenance or way,
und T. N'oedhum, chief engineer.
as
'Ktuilt-nt (linmbiy Will Thr
student chamber ot commerce of the
lnlverxlty of Oregon will hold the an
nual election of officers May A. The
following nominations havo been
made: For president, Fred Lorenz
npd 1'aul ratternon; vice-president,
Irwin Adam nnd Jason McfJune; !
treasurer, Ivan MrKlnney and tieorge '
Mclmym: aecretnry. Murgnre Bealio.
Betty Prldo and Miriam Hchwartz, for i
stuueat triiHtw.-n, Marceiie Uerry, Jiau
Miubell. Joe Hkelton. Huy Harlnn.
Vletor Urocker, Donald Break bery,
ICd wn r d Ta p f r, C h a tVa J ost , Joe
Itlckle and John HImmon; faculty
trustees. Dean K. C. ltobblns. Dr. It.
D. Itutter, 1'roffsaor I. W. Jnnney.
K. K. Kolts, A. L. liOmiuc, und Miss
Madeline McMunus, all of tho bual
nos administration aluff.
PWIWJ.NAIj MENTION
Pearl Wolf, of Cottage firove, was
a vM tor In Iho city yesterday.
Cbarlea Jensen and son. Can. of
Waltervlllo, were in tho city yester
day. F. M. Bmlth. farmer or Pleasant
Hill, was in Kugcne yesterday on bus
iness. It. H. Taylor and J. I. Hastings, of
Mapleton, wero arrival in tho city
yesterday.
John Calloway, farmer of Spencer
Creek, wa In Kugene yesterday trans
acting' business.
George Smith, of WaltervIUe, wnn a
Eugene business visitor yesterday. Mr.
Smith Is employed at the city water
Blunt.
X. F. Macduff, supervisor of the
Cascade national forest, left yester
day afternoon for Keserve to bo gone.
a day or two.
ANXOl'SCKMKNTH
AS NOV N C KM KNTS
DANCE NOTICE TO MOOSK AND
friends, Thursday night. May 4.
5-i-J
TtMPLAH8 A TT K NT 1 0 N f A88 K M
ble at Masonic Temple Thursday,
i May 4, at 1:30 p. m.. to attend the
' funeral of Sir Knight J. D. Baker.
. By order of E. C. 6-i-l
A. F. ft A. M. NOTICS! PLEASE
meet at the Masonic hall Thursday.
May 4. at :S0 p. m., to attend the
funeral of our deceased brother. J.
D. Baker. Visitors invited. By or-
' der of tho W. M. 6-4-1
MAY IS LADIES' MONTH AT THE
-Yeomen's lodge and they will hold
, a dance at the old armory May 8.
Rainbow orchestra will play. Pub
lic welcome. 6-4-3
MEMBERS OF THE WOMAN'S, HE
lief corn ore requested to meet at
the Veatch chapel at Z: SO Thursday
afternoon to attend tbo funeral of
Elisabeth A. Tromp.
j 1 AT THE THEATRES TODAY
' Rex Detly Corapon to "The Qreen
Temptation;" Banter Kvatou In "The Boat."
Caatle Ie!s Wllvnn and Star Cast In
"Miss Lulu Bftt Mack Bennett Comedy,
"Matte In the Kitchen."
Cora In ottering Dorothy Dalton to
'The Crimson Challenge:" Junior Vaude
ville: Mae Murray In "Fascination ( Star
Cast In "At toe 8 cage Door;' Royal Filipino
Moore & Moore arc, tailors
for those desiring to be cor- ,
rectly groomed. Using the
best ideas first hand from
the smartest designers of
New York, London and
. Paris. Using Imported and
Domestic fabrics that are
exclusive. Having an up-to-date
shop and the newest
methods of garment makr
ing. A reputation that will
not permit inferior quality
in material or workmanship.
Garments range from $50.00
to $100.00. Trimmings guar
anteed to last and shape re
tain until the fabric is worn
out.
44 Wist 8th
Get the full pleasure from your outings by
being comfortably attired in
Khaki Outing Togs
Ladies' Khaki
Trousers
Well made and extra roomy.
Lace or button leg; pockets ;
all sizes
$3.50 and $4.50
Khaki Skirts
Button front, belt attached,
shades to match coat
$4.50
Wool Hiking Apparel
in popular khaki shades
Coats
Light weight, all-wool sport
coats; very smart and very
comfortable
$6.50
Wool Sport Hats
Popular tweed arid khaki cloth fabrics. Heavy
stitching a splendid hat for all outings
$2.25
Siring Band;
Cbaaocey Olcott tn "Rag;
Robin.
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Received with applause, "Mis Lulu
Beit,'1 proved a grant screen attraction
nt the Castle theatre last night, Tho
story deals with American men and wo
men and an abused spinster who fin
ally throw off tho shackles t'oat have
held her down for years, is the heroine.
e
Buster Kenton's latest comedy. Na
tional. "Tho Boat," will bo shown at
tho Rex beginning today. Tho picture
was written and directed by Buster
Keaton in collaboration with Eddie
Cline. In this film Buster introduces a
new Ingenue In the person of Sybil
Sea ley. Miss Sealey played opposite
the solemn Buster In his first starring
vehicle more than a year ago.
e e e
America's foremost exponent of
Irish romantic rqles, Cbauncey Olcott.
under the direction of A. L. Erlanger.
will appear at the Eugene Theatre
Monday night, May 8.- Mr. Olcott will
be seen in the best play ever written
for him, "Ragged Robin." a mystical
Irish comedy-drama, by Rlda Johnson
Young and Rita Olcott. He will be
assisted by a Now York cast ot players.
m
, When the Al G. Barnes wild animal
Circus come to Eugene Friday, May
6, you'll see many of the hundred young
women ol the ballot and chorus, driv
ing bear, ostrich, xebra, elephant, gnu,
Flapjack cjacli 13 Cere ;
and he docs a juggling act with flapjacks equal to a circus
performer, but his real mjssion is to advertise Albers high- '
grade cereal products and the popular Flapjack flour. Mrs. :
Preston Ham and Mrs. V. A. Redman are here for a few
days to tell you of the different ways of preparing different
cereals, and will serve saniplcs of specially prepared cereal
foods. ... '
Grocery Savings This Week
Albers Flapjack Flour, large package 30c. I
Shredded Wheat, serve with Good grade Iowa Corn, 2
fruit or as a cereal 10c tins for 25c
Folger's Golden Gate Cof- Loganberry Jelly, Eugene
fee. pound tin 40c packed, large No. 2 tin....30c
Plain Boston Brown
SERVICE - SAVINGS SATISFACTION
8th and Olive
rivej.
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Khaki Coats '
to match trousers good
style, extra length, all sizes
$4.00 and $5.50
Khaki Hats
Smart outing hats of heavy
khaki. Several shapes
$1.25
Trousers
Splendid tailored and styled,
extra roomy ; very practical,
at
$5.50
yak. carabao. and other strango 'teams
of beasts. No dull moments for them!
There are 1080 people with the circus
and all take part In "Alice in Jungle
land." and all bavo something unusual
to do.
Marrola Da am
Genuine Hawaiian orchestra, Friday
May 6. Busses leave Stape Terminal
at 8 o'clock and return after dance.
6-4-3
Wendlinc Daace
Saturday, May 6, Good music.
6-8-6
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Ml WiUamette - Near 7th
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