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Newspaper Page TextWANTED Fomalo Help ... . I.' I I III llf-lltllllltlt Mill, j h vnurli, 1'iiro lit llllil evii- .,.in. lltr'M". Iiuonl mill Hiiui'. .,,..,1,1 tiidenl i iruin in in H'lS'l'li" ''"I""'''" a"'l iIikIH' ' uuvmirh duiiiiK aunuiier. I'linii SiV. K'ASTI'll' '" ''" I"'""" wiiik. I'll" 132V fliini III In ! HELP WANILU MM. HAI.KHMKM WAM'KIM'.. sell Willi tHI'l KH'ltPt IMlV'l'llMtllI tun I' din. I ItiHihftn,. tner hunt, ic V- rv ri'-M ItlH'l H t'lMIHIIIMMIIMt. HI I'll 1 1 l(V'fhltltl ur uuy M1 llllf today. Hhmik tiitii lcrilll V MW M VII I Id ))). Will li Tin. K.iiyiiii f'niMimny, Inc.. Iwe .Mii1iin, iuA, 4 t 1 am i finful ymir. U-2' I H.II IWi-nl h, fm-tury nut fl 'l. Wuyim JVUtf, If.) Ml illnrM. I II 1 lll IIIUUI l-'ull or imri Co., II Wmi B-2I-I raliii-oii mill. N-w Vint. u' iS'TKIt - I'"!" f tinnier to pt.irr Vim it. hi.un.'. W. F. Chill. I'hfMi r'. HELP WANIED Mill 1. 1 I'M INHtlHANCK CUM- i'ANV WANTM MANAllKIl 1'lilt vvchtkhn nuioonN. im Miwr Hi: IlKTWKh'N TH'IWTV-KIVl: ANI I'lllirV VIOAHM. IIP AUK. HI' ni.iiii riiAHACri:n. cohnkhh ISKIIIIY ANI INTKI.I.IOKNrn ASH II 10 A III. 1-1 Til I'UHNIllll llilNll. KXI'MIIIKNI'M A 1 1 V A N TAllU'ilIH. MAXIMUM OiiN TIIA'"r IIOJ'IVAI.KNT TO Uoon VKAII Klllirr VKAII. HIM.KNIilll I'KIIMANWNT I'litilTUlN. AH. liltlit W. I VIIAHKII, IHIIKl-r-nil !' AOKNTri, riKUUI!. Hl. IiaKO'I'A. IUiii.-S. 12-11 MAS "It Wii.MAN WAN'TKIi M rr-klv (oil tint, 1 1 no nn lornr n.;tn llnif. lllntr mm hi tlt um lry tn wirr, i:iirinit mm"' rrjbjry. lmrniiiltiil Hosiery Ml 1m, IM'jI, Norrhtwwh, Pa. Mondavi. (-Kl.ii WANTED WATITl- Cmul lllll" tiil-dlMr ilt- ni.le for tt i ml wifi, iiiy tt- lilili'f 1"'") rtl'it toniM. I'lKit ,r ul nitniiiiti trrouit'iV 6 r I -1 WAN'T It l-'urntolK-a liotiH'. irt'f-r-nlily :k riHiti'ii, ruA-lf-m, ntmut .luti Ki. Iii-t f rnfpr'urt'n f.trnitir.i , ci, li 33. . fc-Sl-3 I HAVi; nfinit t-titU imil itiyin,mi nn .-iioti Allidrltt hIiouI fiifiu to offT fnr rmt nr lfiiirnvn plnrp in l(i VHlky, Outi ftl CI2 U. Tlh Ht. J. J. Mttrk, Mitr A. rtivltv J7K21. ft -M i Morning Register Professional and Business Directory rtlYSK'IANrt AN'I 8lHiKOXH pn n. jiBAnpni.rYrrti-ti- iitiN to MVUlMf ld ai -f rhlldreo. 410- 4in u a w. t;ta. Offic phuua 06 pllft Ot'M.KJN AND NIM.flON Trtlra ttfnttwt-tB !tw erf. r. no atid hmi. fc irto4 ami ! furnUlnHl. Office . 4 , U. P. V. Ptton 1.13. 1)11. It it. riri.on mtit 4io m. w tiaii ltiMar phona PH. J. P. TITtil tbitrtra aad )! if rblMrMt a aerially. Prow UU NmUi m4 Oak lrl. pit I. K. I'OX-Offir. S10 U. a W. blilg. OPTOM KTlt 1ST DR ROYAI. J. UMTK Vision arlanllflmllr forixirt t protr itaa. Ki-tl a ten l ion to rhlldrrn. mm Wlllatnaua niinornAOTio DR. U. ASHTOM Oppeall RUfta Tbcatra bl-li I'tiana R00. Pit J. I. KIRUIIRII aotl-T WWW T.mpla. Vhm 4P), ildcnra iihon 1SB9. Pit. (IKOitOH A. BIMOM (Jhimpraril' r ionVM Hi rauM. HenKh raKinia. luon tn tiimtftif om wtniimeita. OSTKOPATHIO 1MIYKICIANS pn. II. I. HTUUl.KY Offka otar U. . tlnntl hunk. Than MrtJ Pit. JOHN III HONK OatMpalllia I'hjr-lrUa ' nml HitririMa. UfUca 4UI M. 4 W. M-U- Phnna IliriJ, TllNK8n MKIMCINll Mt:nt('INKrt Try our Ctilna titdlK liiM whon all la fall. I bnva diutih to llfninnll Murk, iw, 1Mb n.l OlUw atrrati VIAVI Ml Sltth avanw !. Thona TlftJ. (i)KNTIHTl Ml. W. H. MOXt.KV nriit!t. mmtarn X-rar "nilimii-nt. ' 1'hona 7U, OrvRoo Thpatro i''iit., tiuitnna, ura. l D. tlAHIin llooui 401 MoatorrM '.i.Miiirn l.ll. UNDICItTAKKHS CnlllKlN VSATt'll Pan.nl Ulnnlnni. i.i. .Ir ."lUnL mil ante ulpni.nL i'l.nii.1 .ml raalilnro cnrn.r of T.iilb aaa I'.nrl .Irntit.. Iluth phuiiii. UH7. y W. PUANSTBTTKn Kun.r.1 rltwrlnr. l.-ly .HHl.lnnL Au'lo boarna. 1102 OUT. iri.i.t. riiimi. ii n. M.OniSTS TIIH tlNIVKItUITY tUIIIIKT llllr.nl itriyit. I'linn. tinl. Out flnwor., pultMl pi. nn. floral arr.ni.muu for aary pur po.i. PAINTING, PAI'KHUANUINO TINTINO, PAINT1NO, PAI'IORINO. ;. , .iiywlmroi mniinnnlil. prlcii. Wnllnar-.r In. 1 .1 ... I .. - f I -1 .4 B. II. I'HTKIIHON Allln nillnllnv n.l'nlB r.lntlna oonlraoli and wallpi.r. am nm oiiTi-. HiimiK am OTTi;AMHnlI': AOI8NCV 1 AM A0UNT for tb. (lunard Lino, Anolior . l.lnn, Atii.hnr.llnnnlil.oti l.tno, FPnnitln.v , Inn-AniarlR.ii Lino, anil lb. Norwoalnn Amgrlrnn l.lnn. Ht.ll ami l"l. llokola lo "nr imlnl In Runino. Hoo mn for .nlllna "lo nml ratoa, M. Hinrroruil. Dffloa - "Wi Wlll.miMui iitroot. Buitanis Uroann. I'l.UMIItNO ANP MKATINO CIIAHH l.um.EV Plumblni and K.ntlnt, , JJ,,,0 a'""!. t'Uouo 243. Ilo.lil.nca 11AM, a SlltlMWAY Plumblni, llnnlna- and .. lln; Hwor nn0 nn.l drain lllo. Uovonlh d (Ink ilrmtn Pbima 1002. PK0. D. HMITKMAN Plumbing, tlnllnl, M K. lib ainM. Plwaa ut. WANTED l''AUMl;i(H ATTENTION! W nrg Imre again in uil you to brlnic your Wool, A Nil M i 1 1 A 1 It " In Hi" WII.I.A.MKTTI'i linn; ft ji:nic i;u. . in.ro ynu w ill it. l ,, ,m,,,oy ,,ui, V'iii Mill miyn l,.,i Mn, a, , yur ""' in huh our ii,iiiiiiiliin inir price., Alnny or yi,r niilKlihora hiivv Ih.imi ii.,1,ik with im fur lln. 12 yen,.. In- , y,)ur bunker ii In ii rii,iii. HI. I, I, I'M iiNik iiihI v, urn uru ynu will tn our ti.Mly cimdMiiiir. Nut iMiiy uii wimii mil on yuur CIMTTAM UAItIC HICAI'I-: ItdiiT KhMip ikIIn, Iii.Iih, muiM himUii nml iUlMl nr flllH III H.IIMbM, Wo I wi' mil' I n at :).',(, v imy tui. n. lt kindg 0f flirm mtu.'infifry. WILI.AM KIT II JIIDH A JITNIC CO It. M. Mlllnr itml ll.y Iiihnnh-:n 17S Wi'nt j!t, I'hoiio 1314 Afloi 0 p, m., mil 404 J 1020 V WANTKH IIMIIlJ KI'KMTiritU Pnim tlm i'a.iutt In lh liftit AImi tMHikhiK uIkhniIm, (l.hiit-H. tuiiln of ull klinl-i, Wi iilvviiyn ny u f'llr prirn. will it Uo m.l for you on ci in in 1 1 nut in tun liuciiun iiuirkui ony Hutuiitiiv. iiki;h SI OltKKIt'H Hi;fi.S'i-IIANI HTOUK 147 KunI Dili mr-ot nr MS I '.irk it met G-1H-C WANTICn -Old rloihlnir nnrt nhoNi W piiy Rimh prlctt. N"W York" Unr vnln Mioro, CD VhI nth. 1'honn 'JU 6-P-1iih I'lASUH WANTK1 V will my ym r-li for your nM piano, or t rait ynu una of ihn ni'W iikhIi I VK troli talking tnarlitmn nntl rTriln; t-t our UTtiio. Imiwiiy Munln llotin W A NT II I Th Ktivrna Wonl. n Mill rofnp.iny In In th mnrki-t fur wool. Will pay hlshrat inarkol price. 6.9-Iwk WAST conl wood In 1 1 tliul"r. bmly fir nml necoml srowtli. Wrlt W. II. l.ouch. Mi Mill at., Kui;t?nr. Ore. KVTKinilT 8PKCIAT.IKT tlt. MKNDKI.H01IN I'rartlra lltnllnl to ror rrltnt trrora f refrm-tlon and furoth!n In... 111-212 l W1 rallowi' Wblta Trmpla I'hntta 1 4R4. ATTORN ETH CIIAH. A. HAHOY lloom 8. or or rir.1 National bank, rornor. Ninth and Wlllam ai atraata. U M. ' TltAVIH Attnmar-al-lUw. OfftV otar lt.Taa Ulan Baring Hank, Eu uvn. ira. . n. Allen AttomTat-Law. lamella atraal, upalalra. WAI.TKR It. JUNK Otflra Rl(!lth and Willa mot la twu, mom 2, orar Pink of Ootnman-a. Ph.ina 4a, U. A- WINTKKMK1KK lnd, Tltla and rmbala aplnltlva. Offic cornar Elsblb and Wltlamrtia airarta. . M. f!At,KINfl Altornny-at-law, Vint Na HitBal Hank hlrtir. I'hone 1H7. HAITI IMtKSMNO IIAHTINOJI BIHTEIta lUglntar bulldlD. Plinnt 1000. TDK PKAUTY BIIOP MarralMa and all ahamiM our atrial ilea. Uooiu 211 Lara- war Met. I'hmia fl4T, Aiiriinitain JIIIIN IIUNEICKKK Artbltxcl lild atip.r. Int.nilrnt. ani-sp I. n. o. r . Tnmpl VETKRINAUY KrltOKON nil. J. A. ri.ANHlAN. tnrlury mirm. riiime 7SHII, il.y nr BlitUt. Otfloa .nd Mfflft. oiimtur t7T. Nhilh mfrnii. ..t. rt.KANI'.HS AN'P PKKSSERH KrnitNri nrittNii ci.kanino work i:M.rl uiri .ml naftBarR. ii um ,u tttrivl. rami. 1. i'ITY ul.HANKim W. . Nnylor. proa. I'hnri. 20. 44 Klfntn iivcnu. woni. m.itirriiin ci.haninii :o i'tmn mi for llrM'VWM in. 14 iilivn iiiwfc IMI'KlttAl. n.RANKHS AND llATTKRH . 47 Hovrnlll nvnil" Mtl. rnnn. w. t'AUI'irr AM) IH'O ClliKANlNO Hl.ICCTIllO CI.IIANINQ POMI'ANT. Ollvo i.tn.t.1. I'hon. g7. CHIHOPOHINT 1)11. M. I."1IANnallHM Foot .poolatUL (torn., cnllou.04 miuovoil. Puiilonii, fnllen. arrhn. ami nil omrr iu. p. tlvnly ouri'il. C-tn.ull.llon frt, . 24 K. nitlb tnt. Phon. B:l0. - 1 TKANSFISUS itii .K.anl..r.l 4n. nonnnbVbr . Homier. Ili.nrnl tr.n.for. Morlng and bor work our aiiaclalty. T.l.pnoa..i nrtio. 477. riiiii lam. ' ' " I I 111) INSIIltANCK II. A. JOHNSON n.n.r.l Klr Innuranoai bo.l old lino comp.nliia. and Famon. Kir. Il.ll.f of liutiolll. ni:y. 70 Wlllam. .It. 1-tri.r-t. rhoiio Bi'i. lll'HINICS.S OCLI.lCQUa BUOKNH IHIHINKH8 COI.I.BOB Bnroll now for .uuinior mliool. Calaloauo fro. on r miaul. I'hono Him. ' MlTIriflllAPIlINO IflBOlIllll WAIL ADVimTISlNO CO. Job nrlntlnif, liltt-wltlth(c and ninltlRrapnloa. (ii m.lra 72 WlllnnnMlo, I'hon. 22K. CWMil.'.nriOK AOKNOIK8 IANB COUNTY nmlllT ABHOCIATION l" M, Travis naorotary. Loan Bavlna. uijimwu. WAQow BUOBNB itltliniBIl WAIION Oarbna r. moval wrtlM for 'biniln... houw. and ' tlm.K, I'rlw. rraionnM.. lllva ia a trial. i." m n'.ia.r. 2WI w.hlnlon. Phon. 211. NIIHKt') lias. obo. w. noiinma-oiioi; JJ" PrlTala tnatarnlUr tma. Pkan. 2F, MORNING REGISTER, WANTED KAMMHKH ATTENTION tlUVH llHK'J OKli'DI for WOl'l IHUl HlO- liulr, und It will pay you to a o nm btforn ynu at'll. I luindli'il US pur cent of tlin mohiilr Hint wnn Hhlp pi! fiom I'Iiikdihi thin HViioofi. K, JJ. Uuikur. pUou 142UJ. o-ia-u WA.N'TKI S or i room on u round flour or win. ill liuimi'. Want to rvnt by fliNi of .1 ii in or HiMimr. Ad ilnnH 771 'J CIO Iti'KiHtor. C-2I-3 VANTKI A cliifip und triiHty hoiw for tnii'lthiK. AIko wot'k liuriii-MM. U, 1 iitiiilli, box Id, motor A, Kn- WIS pny (ho hlKioat cnh prlco for any kind of old hiovim mid furnl Itim. Now York IttursiUn Htoro, 60 Wmt Ith. I'bon CVU. C-4-lniO 'VANTKl) To nut hoiiMo, pn-fc-mbly hlx-ruoin iitMlfrti bunK'tlow; Klvo full paitlculiirM. r. O. ilox kK3. Sl',1.1, your broken atovoa. Junk and rKa for cub. CC W. Kth. i'honi CVi. C-14-ln.u WANTKI) Hlttlntc horn: will puy t.2U fiirh nnd coino und gel tliuiu. i'liotiA 1414, . mate Unmo l'urin, liK'-nw, 4-12-tf WAXTKI) To you fronh nnioked und cured tnontH, llvn and (Iri'nai-d poultry. Karl Hutdwln. 776 Monroe m. I'hontf Z0. . 1-3-U WANTKIl ln r urn Ire box for ntorc and huh'her hhop, Munt l rh";ii. Krattk I-;. JUutr. IwOWoll. lMiont Hpriniefh'ld 6-lH-tf WANTEr-r-8('rond-hiinl planon; will pny you Dm nutli. Morns M utile llouar, 912 Willamette. . ll-L'2-tf MAN Mtindlly imployi'd wltihca board and room. AUdrma itihl care IU:k- WANTKD UrriMfnalilnic of nil kinds. .LOW prlcoau 2U7 1 Ilk' 0. B74U. 6-l7-lwk WANTED All kinds of chicken. I'hono 92. Uudd Kompp, 7th and Onk. 9-S-tt MOHAJU WANTKD Hlirhoat market prlco. Thou 1420J. F. 11. Lcker. 4-1-tf TAKEN UP l'lCKI-H) lip Onn rnall hrown miiro -9 yoant old. (inino to my plnt-e G mlli-a aouilt of town. Ijiwrcnct ClirlatfiMiin, phono 21K21. 5-21-4 ESTRAY STItAYED ChcHtnnt nornd mare. viIkU 1 1 10 pound); amnll a pot In forutioad. Kinder plao return, to i. H, NVul, ChiiHw (itirdi'iiH ' or phiMio Sprinufii'ld 34K2I. 6-21-1 LOST ,OHT Small, round yellow, celluloid ,box containing currency, a baby'a rlnir and pin nnd other valuables. Finder clean telephone 610. He ward 6-10-tf Lt)HT Hinnll crescent shaped floral dcnlKn pin. Valued an keepnako. lit) wan). Lcava at Hon later office. ' , 6-18-tf LOST Old Town Itod Clmrli'ii Hlvoi moilol .cunoe. Ufwnnl.. Hlnltll A fliiyli'.v, euro AmiioniKo. R-21-1 FOUND , P'OliNn Prliluy nlclit. Iiulloa' long kIovl. . Owner cull nt liirlHter of. fin.. 5-;o-: MONEY TO LOAN MnXKY lo lonn'nn nlnrioa. Vlctrolnn, liotiMolioltl rooiIm; nl.o abort time niicoml tiiorliriKo lounn to rfBiKin.l bio lionio ownern. Mwnnn Mort- KiiKO lie. 6UI Wlllllllietto atroet. phono ,127. C-12-C IMIIVATB MON15Y W nro nlwnyB In tho mnrkot, with monoy to hnn dlo Improvoil lino county furm lonna. Kca ltoror & BrundaRO. 4-33-tf LOANS For fnrm nnd cltjr lonna boo mo; lowom luturnat ralo! plenty of money. 1'. J. llorsor. ISugono, Oro. 12-4-tf PRIVATK lHONHY Pow choice lonim on Improved cny propeny wnntrtl. Walia application. Borer A IlruniJnBe. 4-88-tf MISCELLANEOUS . M. MTTCHBU. CATtPBNTKrl ANIJ IlUU.niCK, ana (neral ropninna; .tore frofiu and fixtures a apocliil ty; eailnrnten Riven. 7B9 Cliarnolton at. Phone S7911. S-16-tf IF YOU WIBTI TO SKLL op oxchnngo your Willamette vatioy or rorimna proportles, write "Webster I. Kln ctild, 401 Lewie bldg., Portland. Oro. t-ll-tf I.AWNMOWEtt grinding by mncMine expertly done, taxpnrc "a key work. We onll for (ind deliver, llnrrv Qarrott, 164 West 8th. Phone 1R10H. 5lla"t? PAPRU hnnglng ntid palntlnff, kal Bomlning, Interior and exterior painting of all kinds. Aoma Pnlnt ers. phone 161; g'l'jfiH? TnuCKlNO ANp OTSNISRAIi HA1TI- INO. waller bcoh, on vhw, Phone t84. t - 6-10-lmo BKWINO MACHINE REPAIRING , All kinds of machines. K. W. n. 870 W. "tn, l'nono ii'i'tf"' WOOD BAWtNCl Phone 7S4R. Henry Hnrhncher. WOOD SA-WINO Phono "3. Wftl- Inco Davie. w EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, ' MISCELLANEOUS Afi'tellJiw work ln.no rliilit, Nutd u atlrk of oak? Wa liuva It. Codur poatM iMiiuriil ?-Ye air. i;ur vl ck Jarr nn cur It, llorniM nliod In ilio country? Yea air. (Jim of iin on Job at ahop from Kovt-n Ull alt; lut'-r If nir-ffoajry. JOKFKIt it BAKU, Hccoml atn.ot, HprliiKfield Hun 3-2fl-tf FUHNITtJIllO KKPAIKINfl AND UP IIOIiHTIOKINO W have the liir eat. und bwat eipilppM furniture re pair ahop In Orron nnd will be pluuaod lo cull nnd make prlcen on your work. I'hono 4 02 J, Heaver' Furniture Iloapltul, fi-4-Jrno AM KT11C AN JUNIC All klndn of hoiiaathold K"oiU nnd nerond-hand clolhi-a, rugM. rubber; matul boukht. 64 V, tlh at. Put Iiolian, phone MI2. 12-U-tf T.m'F nuo cAnr-BT cf.kanino c:d., iuiii ami jtrfimon t., piiuna I'll. (Nolo tlin a.l.lrmm.) Cull or wrllu nil lor rui wenvlnr, enrpot clciiiilnic and InyiiiK. iiuk clriinlnz una .ixinif. vve buy old carpel.. 2-l-tf a i is amekiua.n junk will pay lilKllont prlco for urconil hiind iiloihua. IVo have our own tailor iiop ana xcnunK tlolhtia fur lam pr or mriullnr huHh. Wo buy v!ry tninu In noimeuold good.. rhn 1412. hi Went tlh. 6-0-lmo ri) (N TUI1H I'AC'KINn Wn fur. rilnli ovorylhlnit ami work by tha nuur ur wio joo. .;iii.irnatan fur nlnlicd. H.uvcr'. rurnlluro IIoiipl uii. m oi a avenuo I'hon III2J. t-4-lmo n.AIN BKWINO. 677 Kant 13th. G-2-lrr 'J'UO I'l.AVK AUK I'I!I-:k:v-KJ' III I .MVI-JINITV 1IK.K I I.ASSI-.S - c"'l""'l frmi Paro Nino.) I'-r ii ioiik iioju.nco duo to ina. Hhe wua iihlo lo rnlurn in time lo Ko on inw juiiiur-aciiior lilcnlr. ... a ijiiin nullior'a view on nln Rlurl.tn Iiiim burn u.iincd i,v ih il.ir.i ycur IjilJn clua, which l reudlntc ...u.uui. opigruina in HRlit In nihil uon 10 lli roKitlur work In Ovli Aii'liliiioriilia.lH." Tho clu.ia liml niuiiy u boou inui;h over other cp. Kiiium. , The AlKobra period Tueailiiy' nfler noon wan turned Into nit hour of fun. ni'vernl any. l.eforu J!r. Rocnee Knve n lent. In a m.irlt of fun It wu aocinod mat . 'vvryotio recelvlnR irraiia nniow ninety would have to orvo i no mcKy rii.:nilier. . li tt errant, cookie, nnd jaw-break. era wore Ihu .rofritahmenln. Tho re- niiiiniler or tho liour was Bpent In raelui; to aeo who could flnlah the aiKuura probloma first. . Tho Junior Vf Knulhih elans has oeRun lil .tuny or short storlea. The text used la "Tha Short Story" by At- ainson. -i no dook contains such well Known short Btorlea am: Poo'a. 'Tho (Jold Hurt"; "Howe's Masquerade," by riiiwiiiorne; and "The Outcasts of I'okor Flat," by Jlrcto Harto. ,in niemoora- or tne class are lenrtilnir lo analyze tho short story and Mrs. Goodnll hopes that the atu dents will be able lo tell Rood storlea rrom poor onea after completing- this worn. ( . . The .untvoraltir hlh school, seniors will present tho delightful three-act comedy. "The importance, of Beinfr raiment." ty (ifco wllde. In tho high ncnooi auauorium. Tnursday eveninc, May 25. . Many complications result from the use of assumed names by lead. ns Kentlemen. Horqld Gordlnler nnd Robert McKnlRht. Maruaret Dovery and Helena Stewart play opposite inese. no lore the end the olot Is satisfactorily" solvctT allowing no dull moments. t Tho can so of action), and the re actions to various forms of stimuli In animal life. Is being studied In the advanced biology classes, directed by Mr. Hoskins. Tha work is intended to Bivo tho student's better knowledce of his actions nnd reactions under, vurlpus circumstances and to allow hltn to turn his instinctive Impulses into uerui channels. Work on tho reactions of plants to various forms ot external stimuli hns boon completed by the class, as won na a short study ot; the human nervous system and its functions, ft" v Ing tho student sullioient background to carry on the present work. Each studont Is required to make .observa tion of tho actions of some animal undor controlled conditions. Hobert Mcknight took kodak pictures of his Plant thus showing tho plants relic tion to Its environment. KAitmsitritts sciiooii xotin HARKlKlU'ltn. Ore.. May 20. (Spoclal to tho Iteister.) A number nr tho high school ntudcnis are go' Ing to enjoy a picnic near tho Mc- krnjto bridge at robunr Sunday. Huv. John T. St Ivors, of the Kugene Rible university, spoko briefly before the stuiK-nta of the high school Friday morning on tlio viuuo of mi educa tion. Mins Mo r Hit nnd Mtra TToUlen. hich school teachers, left WUlny afternoon to enjoy the wccK-cna in t'ortlnml. tho mptnlHTS or. the Hpniilsh class of the high school under the direction or tho teacher. Aiiss lloldun, gnvo a (IrnnmttKntlon of different parts of tho text Kriduy urternoon nt 1 o clock In tho high school assembly before Tiie siuiieiits and mo eighth' grade. The conversation was carried out in Spanish. OWlug to the fact that thero Is only, a few In the elnas It was nec essnry for $omo to take two charnc ters. In their fourth gnme of the season tho Harrlsburg high school baseball nine won tin overwhelming victory Friday afternoon on tho Maxson grounds when they plnyed the Halsey high school team. The score nt the end was 8 to 1. tlalsey succeeded In scoring in the fifth inning nnd would hnvo scored, but for outs, two Other times. They were given strnlght outs In the first two Innings.' The locals scored twlco in the first Inning, twice In the second, once in the sixth nnd throe times the. seventh. A larger number thnn usual wero present at the gnme. A return gnmo with Hal sey at llalsey Is planned for next Fri day. ,. Not to Knelt Oilier Senator T.odgo was .-holding forth nbout smnll nntions.. A little nation thnt hna been put In Its place by the nllles wna, under 4teuw.on nnd tho senator from Msncnusottii held that nntions. llko Individuals, occasionally stood In need of reproof.. "Tho allies conducted themselves: very nicely. I think. They were llko the benutlful girl to whom a bald-headed and poverty-stricken bachelor hnd tho of .frontery to propose 'I-ot'a get mar rle I,' tho bachelor said, grabbing the girla. band. But. who'd have us?' ho laughed . MAY 21, 1922 SOCIETY Coiitlimod from puffe J f. happy chatting. Mrs. W. I Cheshire UHslHtod tho bo teas In serving a most appetizing rupaMt when at one o'clock the guests wi:re gutheroil at the daintily appointed tabln which was centered with yellow African daisies. a e Ml ms Idyl Wilde gave a p 1 eas I n party Thursday evening us a far-wi-li t., MImh KoMflla lioppo wtio Is leaving soon for Idaho. Velvety wall f Jo wits nnd grcrus wero used In dec orating her home, Jan':iuK, gaim-s and genial conversation wero foU lowi'd by refrDshtnents for tho fol lowing happy guilds: Itoin-lla, Hoppe, Andro W'int worth, Marian Paddock, Joanne and Juidluo Ackercon, Maxlne Thompson, Anita and Dorothy Wil liams, Agnes Men do Wutklns and Oi-ul Tullfero. a a a The W. It. P. U. met Saturday aft ernoon with Mrs. J, J. Walton, whoso home was decorated with narcissus and upple blossoms for the occasion. AJtT a short buslrii'ss meeting. Mrs. I'Omhnrd hud charge of tho program and then Mrs. Walton assisted by her daughter. Miss Pauline, sorved a course dinner. Invited gueats w;re: Mrs. f.corg Mldgley, Mrs. Mae liean and M rs. Fa n nle Ita rgr. The next mii-ting will bo held May 27 with Mrs. (!i:orge Rohblns In College Crest. a Mr. and Mrs, David Oraham enter tained Mrs. Julius Goldsmith of Ore gon City, and Miss Meta Goldsmith Inst Bund ay with an all-day party that begun with a waffle breakfast at their home. This was followed by an unto trip to Kliurod where they dined nnd spent a delightful afternoon re turning Just In time for their guests to meet another engagement. These lovely affairs for Mrs. Goldsmith have ben so numerous that they have of ten overlapped each other. a a On Wednesday the D. N, C. g!s spent r very enjoyable evening at ths home of MIsh Kuth and Miss Elsie Miller. After a short business meet ing the Jteven-nd Jv.-rHon addn-ascd tho Hub and the remainder of the evening was spent with music and so cial chat during which the hostesses, asfisted by Miss feona Nlcbun, served dainty refreshments to the club mem bern and MIhs Mae Ilemmingsen and Miss Ksther Doty, special guest or tho club. a a a On Wednesday a surprise hirthday celebration for Mrs. Arthur Addison was perfectly carried out when all of tho party went for an afternoon auto ride that ended at the pretty picnic groumlu north of the butte where the birth -lay-picnic supper was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Addison. Mrs. K. P. Geary of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Stovcnson.Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Collier, Miss Mary McCornack nnd Helen and Dclbert Addison. . a a a The Aloha club member enjoyed Sono o'clock luncheon at the home f Mrs. I. D. S. Wade on Tuesday with an afternoon of bridge follow ing. Pink snap dragons centered tho nttraetiv table. Three guests, Mrs. N. F. Macdonald and Mrs. R. E. Mac donald of Peekskill, N. Y.. and Mrs. W. F. Lara way of Hood River, par ticipated In the pleasures and Mrs. Henry Tromp won the prize. a e Members of the Country club changed their plans last week and the Sunday golf tournament was held at Balem Instead of Corvallis. And todny they expect to roach Qorvallls in time to oe o inn or guests oeturo um afternoon rounds of tho links. The K u go no club bouse Is being put In order nnd refurbished for Sunday May 2S, when the tournament will be hold here. Town mothers of Sigma Alpha Ep sllon men gave a very pleasant In formal reception Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. J. W. Kaya for visiting mothers and their sons. goodly number .caUed during the evening. And at one o'clock on Mothers' day the Sigma Alpha Ep silon boys were hosts at dinner to all tho town and visiting S. A. E, mothers. a a a Miss Myrtle Cramer was hostess to members of the Monday live riun dred club for an evening of their favored game at the Anchorage. Miss Vera Pntton was a special guest and Miss Katherine Henderson won the high score prixo while tho low was presented to the guest. After the names a delicious luncheon , was servod. When the Rebekah 1 degree staff met Monday evening for drill, they were decidedly surprised nt the close of the work to be invited Into the dining room by Mrs, A. O. Hrnuer, Mrs. I. P. Inmnn nnd Mrs. Anna blan dish tor . a refreshing repast. Mrs. Brauer presided, ns tonstmistress ana responses were prompt 'anna ciever. from nil sides of tho tahle. a a a Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank rage and Mrs. Adelaide Illeyi entertained Sunday evening with a most delightful dinner nartv at the Osburn for Mrs. Julius Goldsmith, rormeriy or rugcae um now of Oregon City, nnd ror msk Mot. Goldsmith who win leave in June for a year of study In Spain. Miss Klma Hendricks was aiso n member of this happy reunion of old friends. Tho ladles division of the College Crest Community club met Thursun afternoon nt tho club house to sew wbllo Mrs. Nellie Helter rend aloud to them, but a discussion was started about "Our young people" and Inter ihn Armenians nnd Turns nna ine nfternoon was gone before the dook was opened. Mr. nnd Mrs. ' Marlon Veatch nc- enninnniod bv Mrs. J,, W. Kays mo tored to Portland Friday. Mrs. Jultua Goldsmith was also n member of the party as far ns Oregon city. mrs Knvi will visit wttn ner unuKuivr, mi Tvrtli Kavs. for the few dnys before tho return trip Is raaae. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Aenderson of K as to iv Maryland, were guests at tho immii-flf Mr. Henderson s cousin. Jirs, nnnrao Fitch, for tho past week. And when tney lott ror me norm rt. o. Lynn, fathor of Mrs. Fitch, accom panied them ns far as Portland where he will visit for somo timo. Fercus Reddle, head of tho school nf dramatic nrt nt the university and Norvell Thompson havo motored to Seattlo to spend tho woek-ond. Mr. ltoiidin wna Invited to sorvo an one of the Judges of tho Wayfarer Pa geant, an annunl event of groat .in terest, i ; "" r " Mrs. (Harold W. Turner and little daughter. Robecca Joy. of Boise, Idnho. arrived Monday to spend the summer with Mrs. Tumor's motif or. Mrs. Christine tieais. a a Mrs. ,E. P. Goarv of Portland, has boon visiting at the homos ot her slrters. Mm. C. M, Collier and Miss Mary M cCorn uck for the past two wii,H. Iji'., (ieiiry Jolnofl Mrs. Geury hero for an ovr-Tiiuraday visit anil th y both returned to their home in Portland Friday. a Tho Priscllla club met at the home of .Mrs. Guy itenfro on Thursday af ternoon for friendly gosttip, ns their fancy work whs advanced under skill ful fingers. Refreshments were served nnd Mrs. Knrl tidings invited the club lo meet with her In two weeks. ' . Mr. and Mrs, .lames W. TMckfnson, Hr., of Port Washington, Iong Island, S, Y announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Vi, to Walter k'. Mi-Knight, of Kugene. Tha wed ding Is to take place June 24 in Port land, Oregon. a a a Tuesday evening Mrs. Oeorge Fitch sponsored a charmingly Informal party for their house guest, M rs. ('harbs Henderson of Easton, Mary land, and for Miss Martha Spofford who left this week for a Europcun trip. a a a Guests of Miss Gertrudo Talbot at Ifendrlf-ks ftall over the week-end were Mrs. Richard F. Hcholts. wife of the president of Reed college, and Mrs. Thomas W. Shark, executive secretary of the extension Y. W. C. A. In Portland. a Mr, and Mrs. B. W. PeBusk gave another of their delightful dinner parties for a few friends on Wednes day at the Anchorage. After dinner tho evening was spent sociably at the home of Mr. and Mrs. DsHusk. Mrs. F. A. Wetherhee of Reodljr, California, who has been a guest at tho homo of her son, F. R. Wetherbee for tho past week left Wednesday fnr Portland to visit her other son, Ir. J. It. Wetherbee. a Miss Wanda Taylor, of the State In surance department of Salem. Is vis iting at the home of Mr. oj)d Mrs. C. H. Coffmun before leaving for an ex tended visit -with relatives In Minne apolis. .... a Willamette Court No.' Order of Amaranth will meet Monday night at G:3u for a banquet and Initiation, a Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Minler of Salem are week-end guests at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stevenson, a a a Mrs. Creed C. Hammond and son, Bruce, of Portland, are week-end guests of Mrs. Bruce Bogart. Out'of-Town Society At Santa Clara (Register Lane County Special) SANTA CLARA, Ore., May 20. The Santa Clara Thimble club mo tored to Corvallis Wednesday morn ing and spent the day with Mrs. C. J. Hurd. who entertained them, 'most royally. The house was tastefully decorated with lilacs and pansies. And at noon a four course luncheon was served by the hostess, aasited by her son. Fred Hurd, and Miss Dorothy Nicolle. Members present enjoying the hos pitality of the day were: Mrs. Wlck wlre, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. - Johnston. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Mattlson. Mrs. Ni colle, Mrs. Fry. Mrs. Lussur, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Slmpklns. Mrs. Ostrander. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Pollet. Visitors present were Mhw Dorothy-'Nicolle and Georgie Slmpklns. The afternoon was spent in social chat, and at 4:30 the guests departed for home, voting the day one of the beat ever spent by the club. Fragrant with lilacs and white nar cissus was the home of Mrs. E. C. Hart on Thursday .afternoon when she was hostess to the Iseedle club. piano selections played by Mrs. Wal ter Meyers and Mrs. Edward Hart wero pleasing Interruptions to the conversation which passed the hours auicklv by. A dainty luncheon was served by the hostess to the following guests. Miss Clara Miller Mrs. Jack Hart. Mrs. Will Forrester and the mem bers. Mrs. Opal Thorpe, Mrs. Glen Sims, Mrs, G-len Qua if, Mrs. George Bond. Mrs. Will Robertson, Mrs. Wal ter Mevera. Mrs. Neal Robertson, Mrs. Carl, Robertson. Mrs. Lloyd Abby, Mrs. Clinton Cheten, Mrs. Mllo Hart and Mrs.- Robert Robertson. The next meeting will be In two weeks with Mrs. Robert Robertson. At Central (Register Lane County Special) CENTRAL. Ore.. May 20. A sur- orlse party and shower was given In honor of Miss Dora Nielsen on May 16 nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Dahlln. ' Games and cards were played until a later hour a mock wedding was performed after which a basket of useful gifts was placed "by Miss Dora Nielsen, bride of the near, future, After tho basket was unloaded iunch was served to tho folio winged Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson; Mr; and Mrs. Elmer Anderson and daugh ter Lois, Mr. nnd Mrs. Buer Fitch, Mr. and Airs. Victor Storey and son Donald, Mr and Sirs.. Harold Storey, Mr. Wesley nnd Ernest and Alva McColloch, Ira Truosdale, Clarence and Lennie Haldorson, Dano Swen son, Carl Olson, and the host nnd hostesses, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edd Dahlln, Miss Luella, Olson, Mrs. Carl Olson. At Rlvervlow (Register Lane County Special) RIVER VIEW, Ore., ' May 20. Quito a number of the neighbors gathered at tho Fred Horsell home last Friday, evening, surprising Mr. and Mrs. Horsell, that day being their wedding anniversary Rev. and Mrs. Glsson and daughter, Helen Mario, of Junction City were also In, attendance. Tho following guests enjoyed Sun day dinner nt the Kelso homo: Mr. and Mrs. . Richardson of Lone Tine and Ml ps May Guthrie of Eugene. At -.function City (Register Lsne County Special) JUNCTION CITY. Ore., May 20. Tho Ladle Aid society of the Chris tian church ,met at tho home or fttrs. H. A. Cooley Wednesday afternoon. Tho afternoon was pleasantly spent In planning for tho futuro work of tho society. Dainty refreshments wero served by the hostess. The fol lowing ladles wero present: Mesdames Schenck. Clark. . Stromo. uioson. Duckworth, Strome, Dyor, Pope, Wil liams and Cooley. - . a JUNCTION CITY. Ore.. May ?0. Tho Christian Endeavor society had social . meeting tit the Christian church Friday evening,. May 12. A very delightful evening was spent in music' following the business hour. Refreshments wero served. Those nvesen wore Mrs., Victor Ivy, Miss Gr-ico Bornott. Miss Mona Mitchell Miss Dora .Calvert, Miss Katie Oal vort. Miss Florence Brooks, Miss . . FIFTEEN Krnnxetta .brooks nnd Messrs.' Ross nnd Tom Calvert and Hugh Mc- CaJlum. c i -!,! 9 i Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ruch gave a very delightful five hundred party nt their home Thursday evening. Painty refreshment wero served. Guests wore: Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Shields, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Redmond, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Martinson, Mr. and Mrs. It. Hand and Ir. and Mrs. W. W. Hicks. , At Ye well (Rnttliter Ltna County Special! CRKHWKLL. Oro., May IB. The local chapter of the Eastern Star held an Interesting meeting on Thursday evening; twenty-four members of the chnpter at Cottage Grove were the guests of the local chapter and after ii business session tho rooms were thrown open and a short program was givon. Miss Ruth Olson played Narcissus with splendid rendition, Hubert Lcabo gave a flno violin solo and C. H. Cleaver sang a beautiful solo, and responded with an encore. A Musi ralo Tale was then Indulged In, the tunes being played by Miss Elisa beth Try on and the guests filling In the names of the songs in the story after which It was read and a prise ofefrod to the winner who was C. R. Cleaver. The banquet hall wa sup plied with tables filled with appeptlx ing salads, cakes and frappes and coffee around which A wholesome Jollity and sociability prevailed. The evening was heartily enjoyed by all present and future exchanges of visi tations wero assured. At Franklin f Ito Inter Lane County Bpoclnl) FRANKLIN, Ore., May 20. Mrs. Earl Jvie entertained the Fidelity class of tho . Christian church at Franklin in her . homo, Friday, May 12. ' The members of the class first at tended tho revlyal meeting that was held at the church, congregating at the Ivie home after services. Many lively games were played after which a delightful lunch was served. At McotlowYfew f Reffl-iier Lane County Special) MEADOWVIEW, Ore., May 20. Mrs. Benton Schrenk' entertained Sat urday afternoon with a picnic at- her home In honor of her pupihv . The nfternoon was spent , In . -pleasant chatter and the playing ot games. About A o'clock the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harry Schrenk and - Miss Geneva Deming, served delicious re freshments to the guests After which they departed for their various homes all ha; ing spent a very enjoyable af ternoon. . . At narrtsbunr rR-rttr Lane County Special) HARRISBURG, Ore., May 20. The Loyal Workers class of the M. E. Sunday school gave a reception to parents at. the Frank Dempsey home last Friday evening on Miss Eleanor's nineteenth birthday. X short pro gram was given which, consisted of readings, piano solos and music. At a late hour refreshments were served consisting of cake, sandwiches, salad, pickles and lemonade.. . The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Hall, and Luella, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall. Katherine and Marshall, R. C. Shlsler, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Elliott, Albert Wlndell, John Scott. Lester Owen, Oscar Swanson, Clyde 'Perkins, Harold and , Helen Weber, Joseph Mercer, Mae , Sommerville, Harold Huston, Winifred, and Doris Thomas, Wayne Hawke, Dennis and Loetta' Trttlove. Ciaire'GIlbertv Ches ter Johnson, Doras Colburn, Pauline Guthrie, Jennie Wadsworth, VIda .White, Ida and Opal Jackson, Ger trude Elliott, Maxlne Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Dempsey and. Eleanor, and Mrs. L. W. Hill of Cottage Grove. The sophomore class of the high school enjoyed a merry class party last Saturday evening at the homo of Miss Gladys Fawver. a member .of I the class, south of town. ..The even ing was spent in playing, games of many sorts and In general enjoyment. The refreshments served, at a late hoar were cake, and punch... Eaoh member of the class Invited one and those present were: Lester Owens, Wilbur Evans,. Joseph . Mercer, Har low Ingram, Charles,' Bertha and Katharine Goldsmith, John Tweedt, Joseph Stroda, Alvln Ross, Mac Som merville, Chyde. and Marjorfe Per kins, Otto Stroda, Gerald Metering, Helen Weber, Vlda White, Ida Jack son, Ethel Bllyeu, Cella Stroda. Helene Hod gk Ins, Ruby Merritt and Geraldine Holden, . teachers, .. and Gladys., Fawver. , " s r - , WOMEN KEPT FROM THRONE ROYAL RESCRIPT OF EGYPT Et. CLUDES FEMININE RULE (Correspondence of tbe Associated Press? . CAIRO, 'April 17. Women are ex cluded from the throne of Egypt under a, royal rescript which has been Issued .establishing the right of suc cession by primogeniture. . Prince Farouk, son of King Fuad was design nated as present heir to the throne. The rescript provides that if the king has no male children his eldest brother succeeds to the throne. The ' Mohamed All family are eligible for the throne except the for mer ex-Kedlve Abbas Hum! (who was deposed in 1914), but the ex clusion does not apply to his descend- Each king wilt secretly nominate three persons as pro regent but par liament is allowed the right of appro val or change. A REAL DWARF From giants, the conversation had turned to dwarfs, and tho various ac complishments, of the various Tom inumqa nna own reiniea nr lengin. Then the club liar hustled' In. ,"Ali those dwnrfn you've' mentioned are right enough." he "declared afrlly. "but none can compare with a stunt ed specimen I once came across In the 'wilds of Cent in 1 Africa," The audlbnco began visibly to' dwindle. "Now he was short, if. you 'like." con tinued the club liar, speaking rapidly.' I know you are a set. or unbelievers, so I will not venture to .give you his height In nctttal Inches:, hut I -will tell 'you this, frlends-Mhnt tho mnn wns so short that every time nm corns hurt him "Well?" queried the only member of the Audience who re mained. "Every time his corns hurt him." reneated the narrator, "he fan clod he hnd a splitting headache." . OhnngOB with Timo A Hiuiy Hume um ruuimB. i m pone that girl In the short dress is your dnughtor, that young man In riding breeches In your son, and the. woman In tho toa gown is your chnrmlng wife?" ".Vopo, you're wrong. Tho girl In the short dress l!S my grandmother, tho young fellow In Hie riding hreechos Is my wlfo and tho. woman In tho tea gown la my twelve-year-old daughter who likes . to; dress up In her great-grand moth r's dresses.'1 . i V