Morning register., May 21, 1922, Image 4

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE SUNDAY, MAY II,' 1922
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ODD FELLOWS CONCLAVE
SUITS HTOISM
Delegates Will Open Session
in Forenoon
DEMONSTRATION PLANNED
Invitation KtondM to Public to At
tend MrfHlir-jriu Woman tttiLUI
Inir In Kvrolnjr
Monitor of the tntt lodjr of Odd
FWlow a nl Us vnrioiw brniu-h-wi from
riifforrnt rt of iho io win ho in
Ktipvno tomorrmv for the first day's
. pKsion of the annual roncluvo that will
' continue until Thurmlity owning. Many
of the dWi'pntw haw nlnaady arrival
and it f expected that other will
upend the week-end here prior to the
opening of the convention, , whioh
starts tomorrow morning1 at 10 oVloofc
with the mectins of the department
council at the I. O. O. r . temple.
Public lYwimny Planned
Tomorrow eveniui; t the Woman"
building at tho University of Otvsron
the state lodge will hold a public cere
mony during the conferring of deeor
ations of chivalry on chew Hern of the
order. This will bo the only meeting
of the convention open to the public,
and an invitation nan been extended to
witness the depree and ritual work of
the oreanlxation. Tuesday morning
the Kehekah assembly will open its ,
business session in tnu r:iK:t omuiing
and the first regular session of the
will bo held at the name time at thu
I. O. O. r . tempiev
The general parade, followed by the
competitive drills will start at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Wednes-
lmcrnin is Complctctl
The followinc is the complete pro
gram for the four-day session:
Monday. May Si
10 A. M. Department Council
Regular seiction at I. O. O. F. temple.
1 P. M. lVpartment Council
Reirular session at I. O. O. F. temple.
8 P. M.T-Conferrlng the Decorations
of Chivalry on ChevoJiers at Woman's
building.
Tuoday, May 2S
A. M. Itebekah Assembly Spe
cial session at Elks' building.
10 A. M. Rebekah Assembly
Reenlar session at K!ks' buildtne.
10 A. M. Grand Encampment
Regular session at L O. O. F. temple.
1 P. M. Rebekah Assembly, Elks'
building. - - -
1 P. M Grand Encampment. X.
O. O. F. temple.
. 4:10 P. M. Conferring- Deconuion
of Chivalry n ladies at armory.
P. M. Banquet at chamber of
commerce.
7 P. M. Special session of Grand
Ixdce at armory.
7:J0 P. M. Reception, program
and dance at Woman's building.
8 P. M. Third Degree by Cottage
Grove lodge at L O. O. F. temple.
SURE TO HELP
SICK WOMEN
Mrs. Baker, So Muck Benefited by
lydi LPJnkWi Vegetable Com
pond, Anxioo to Help Others
Lebanon. Indiana. "I waacormJetfr
ly run down from women's troubles and
stomaen trouoie ana
for a lone tune was
hardly able to do my
work. I bad some
friendawbo bad
taken LydiaE.Pink
bam's Vegetable
Compound, and tbey
told me about it. I
know what it has
done for roe and I
recommend it to
others, as I am sure
tt will be a irreat j
belp to ail sick women. It is a wonder
ful medicine, and I rive you permission
to use my testimonial and my photo
graph." Mrs. Emma Bakee, 310 S.
East St, Lebanon, Indiana.
These letters recommending Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ought
to convince women of the great worth
of this medicine in the treatment of ail
ments to which they are often subject.
Mrs. Baker calls it "a wonderful med
icine." If you are suffering: from
troubles women often have, or feel all
ran down, without any ambition or en
ergy for your regular work, take Lydia
B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It
is a natural restorative and should help
you as it has Mrs. Baker and many,
many other women. ,
Eugene Business
College
Stenographic Course
- Bookkeeping Course
Burroughs Machines
Special work in one or more
subjects by arrangement.
Summer School
June, July and August
Our catalog and full particulars
about our courses sent free on
receipt of a phone call or a let
ter from you.
New Students Enroll Every
Monday
Eugene Business
College j
A. E. ROBERTS, President
Eugene Oregon
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WednowUy, My -
A, M. (1 rand Lodgo Special e
alon at armory.
10 A. M. tlrnnd Lodge Regular
BCMion at armory.
1 m, (Iran J Lodge Regular
aeaaion at armory.
4 P. M . 1 1 e n e r a I pa ra il e f o 1 1 o w ed
by competitive drills and night-arcing
trips.
I. M. MuteovU bamiuet at
ChrlHtlan church.
t l M. Muscovite parade followed
by degree work.
7:30 I M. Kebekah IVgro by
Km n. lodge of Ornnu Paaa and Heulah
lodge of Albany.
7;5b P. M. lloyal Purple IVgree
by t-Jnl Vive Kncampment of Corval
lia at I. O. O. V. Temple.
Ttturwlay, lay 95
10 A. M. tirnnd Lodge Regular
ouu at armory.
I m m, i.rnnd Lodg Regular
cKton at armory. .
l M. Oriental banquet at I. O.
O. K. tvmple.
- p, M, Oriental parade, followed
by their degree work.
m-rr.UI.KO VOTK IV 8t PHKriNOTS
OX llKlM ltl.H A t'AMMP.li 1
von STATK SKXATOK
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Alratlor 4 1
Armltti X 3
Hnily I J
Ulnulon 15 !l
iniuo Klwr i J
lirttmb.iuuli M 17
O.-imp Crwk IS 34
Olii-afclr "S U
lolovimlalo 4 SI
lOotmrs: v 7 14
jOollCKo Cn-8t 15 J7
Oottae (Inn-ft 1 17
ICottAKe Grow. 3 10 31
Cot rase Grow, S 13
!-!HP
13 65
Cottage Grove, 4 j 14 I
! Cot las Grove. 5 4 57.1
iCovoie . 17
;OresweIl 7 T7
(Davis 13 64
Dorena 11 4S
Edwards 7 13
KiiKene. 1 7 30
Kupvne. 5 ; 9 til
KuKcne, 3 14 34
iEuirene, 4 36 94
Euirene, 5 41 63 i
Eugene, 6 17 59 f
Kuirene, S .............. 4 5t 93
Eugene. 9 33, 63
KtiRcne, 10 3S 93
Eugene, 11 35 SJ
Eugene. 12 33101
Eugene. 13 30 69
I Eugene. 14 23 63
j Eugene. 15 15 38
1 Eugenr, 16 13 4S
Eugene, IS .-. 14 3
Eugene 19 3 70
Eugene. 20 . 35 49
Eugene, 21 S 53
iFall Creek 25 21
jFlorene . 29 37
Gate Creek .10 13 j
lOlenwood ....v-8 39 i
Cos lien 9 29 t
Hozeldell S is
Ir-inr 7 27
Jasper 8 29
Junction City, 1 6 33
Junction City, 2, ..... 13 35
Lancaster, . . ... 16 24
Ian J . . .22 26
Latham 11 39
Leaburg 3- ij
Lone Pin ; .. . p . .1. 30
Lon? Tom :. S IS
I-ost Valley , & 9
Mabel 14 9
Map let on 30 20
Marco'a 34 23
Middle. Fork & 8
Mound f 1 v
j Orchard ....19 60
1 Pleasant Hl!l. . . . ; . ; . ... . . 39 30
Prairie . r.Vi . .". , .23 64
Richardson ...'..-.,...,.., .12 22
Saginaw 5 15
Santa Clara 20 35
Silk Creek-...: ....20 16
Siuslaw r; .-.'i. 6' 37
Spencer 9
Springfield. 1 .......11 28
Springfield. 8 40
Springfield. 3 1...14 42
Springfield, 4 .'...17 25
Thurston 4 19
Wallace r. .. 4 5
Wendling 19 3
Willakenzie 7 48
Zumwalt , , 9 23
Willamette 27
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CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
Drunk Locked tp for Xlght
George Kremmel, local bakeryman.
waa lucxea up iy tne police lost night
in an Intoxicated condition. Police
round a bottle of patent medlcino on
him which ho had evidently . been
arinKing. . . -
' e
Iron Grnr llorww l'lckrd I n P,
lice picked up two Iron gray horn
at Alder ntreet nouth and Eighteenth
avenue. They are being held nt the
feed barn of Charlea Taylor on Ninth
avenuo east until claimed by the
owner. 1
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Automobile. Ixmoi Wliccl In ioIII
fllon An. automobile owned by T.t L.
Zimmerman, of Alvndore.rwaH struck
by another car at Klghth avenue and
Olive atroet shortly after midnight
laat night. Zimmerman took the
nlame for the accident. A rear wqeel
wub turn irom nia car.
j PERSONAL MENTION
Alfred Kays, of Walton, is here on
buHlneiw.
C. A. Porter, of Walton, is here for
a day or ao.
John Blanton, of Klmlra was a looal
bunineftif vialtor yentcrday.
Paul Bcrtlc of Venota was In the
city yesterday on buajnena.
William Linton of Pleasant HUT
wan a local visitor yesterday.
William, Smith of Coburg was In
Eugene yesterday on bunlncss.
Charlse Williams was ho re yeuter-t
day from his home at Pleasant Hill;
Newt Blanton of Oak ridge was In
Eugene on a business visit yesterday.
Otto 8. Phelps and family, of CusM
man, wore arrivals in the city yester
day afternoon and aro at tho Hmecd,
V
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BOWMAN To Mr, and Mrs. John
Bowman of Voneta, May 16, 1923,
a son.
MILLER To Mr. and Mra-.Frank
Miller, 1767 iawronce street, jmuj
20, 1922, a son. j
H EIDER At Hherldan, Ore., Mny
20, 1&22, to Mr. and Mrs, O. W.
Holder, a son, weight 10 noundh.
His name Is Warren B. Mrs. H elder
was Miss Calif e Beck, of Eugene.
AXNOUNX'K.MKNTH '
THK h, O. E. CLUB WILL MBfcT
Wednesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock
. In the Elks' club rooms. Mrs. E.
Ilroders, chairman of hostess com
mittee and Mrs, Ray Wing, chair
man of refreshment commlttqcj
, i m .. ( ;
MORH ROOMS ARB DEHIREn 'lOR
the delegates of the Odd FoTlpws
grand lodge next week. Anfone
who can furnish accommodations
are requested to telephone either
' 182 Of 827. &-A8-6
CRUSADE EIIKS HEADWAY
SALVATION AH MY MKKVIXtiS
C'KRUiXO liUKVT 1XTKKKST
LIcutotuint-tVliMU'l lnvl Will SKttk
Tttrvo THnm at Iaw
lUirrncka TWlny
i TODAY'S SKHVUKS
Lieutenant Colonel Ueorgo It.
i Davia, SjUvatlon Army VruMd-
i vr" will apeak todii- at the local
1 army larraoks, na follow:
i 11:00 a. m., aubjeot, "Holl
i - 3:30 p. lit.. uhiect.
S;00 p. tit., MlbJCCt,
'Praise.
'SllVtt-
tlon."
oung1 people acrvlcea will
' be held at 2:30 p. in,, and tt.30
p. in., under the direction of
Oipintn Lloyd Uoclor, the colo
nel's assistant.
Lieutenant Colonel George II.
IVivU. unoke to a eongreoit Ion which
crowded the Salvation Army hull lnt
night, on the nubjecl of "A Great Sal
vation. Ilia Ut wait, "How Shall
We Escape if We Neglect so Great
Siih-utlon?"
In the song service precedltut the
addrw. 60 te.tlmanie ttOro hennl
nntiMig Ihoae Me.iking being Envoy
K: U tl raven, of Portland, and Cap
tain It. T. Stack, of Maker. Captain
l. W, 1 Victor Introduced the Intent
SalvMtion Arlny vhorus and woloed.
"Aero; the luipaajmhle gulf be
tween God and num. Jewu Christ of
Naxnreth thrw llta brtiken. brtitM'd
hmiv. brlil cine a chasm which other-
17 4rtllso would have kept the world from
God. the colonel siniei. 1 ne
first Adam put the world In pawn.
he hocker tne wnie Duurn 01 u
for an apple, but Christ, the. second
Adam, came along and gut ua all out
of 'soul;. "
-A service was condueted for the
emplovea of the Itooth-Kelly plant M
Sprincfleld yesienlay noon under the
direction of Captain Doctor.
According to Captain U S. Anhonv
of the local rorim, unite a number pf
"prirtoners" have already been re
cordetl. "We predict an unprecedent-
fed victory ua n result of Colonel
Davis "crusade, ne Mia,
VOTK IN 81 PKECINCTH IX WXF.
, CtM'XTY FOR DK.VX. HAUyAXp
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Alvadorct 6 3 3
A r mi tag a 14 4 31
Bailey 16 6 21
Blanton 11 11 R
Plue River 3 1 3
H rumba ugh & 1 21
Carnt Creek 13 6 16
Cheshire, 9 3 7
Cloverdale 14 3 4
Coburg 3 3 7
College Creat . . .
Cottage Grove. 1
Cottage Grove. 2
..13 24 13
... i :i so
...10 10 12
. .. 6 30 36
... 0 T t
... 3 21 ' 8
...19 3 18
... 9 10 11
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Cottage Grove, 3.
Cottage. Grove, i
Cottage Grove. 5
Coyote
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Davl.
Dorona . . . .
Edward. . .
EuKne. I .
Eugene, 3 . ,
Eusnc, 3 .,
Eugrne.. 4 . .
Kupren., 5 .
Eugene, ff . .
Eugene. S . .
Eugene. 9 .
Eugene, 10 .
Eugene, 11 .
Eugene. 12 .
Eugene, 13 .
Eugene, 14 .
Eugene. 15 .
Eugene, 1 .
Eugene, 1H ,
Eugene, 19 .
Eugene. 20 .
Eugene, 21 .
Fall Creek .
Florence . . .
Onto Creek
Olenwood . .
flOKhen . . . .
. . .41 S3 33
...25 45 It
...18 40 16
...23 S6 54
...It 39 22
, . .14 77 3
...31 SI 35
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...8 0 6
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Hazeldotl
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Irving 7 21 3
Jasper 15 2 8
Junction City, 1 0 17 18
Junction City, 2 3 17 9
Iineastcr 9 4
Line , 3 11
Latham 14 3
Lcaburg 4 1
Lone Pinf
l.ong Tom
Lost Valley
Mabel
Mapleton
Marrola
Middle Fork
Mound
Orchard . .
Pleniant Hill
Pralrlo ,
Itlchardaon
Kaginaw .
Kama Clara
8llk Creek
Klunlaw
Hpencer
Springfield, I
Springfield, 2
Springfield, 3
Springfield, 4
Thuraton
Walliire
Wcndllng
Wlllakenzlo
Zumwnlt
AV'lllametto
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22 10
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28 13
29 12
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13 18 10
14 6 0
13 12
BROTHER-IN-LAW IS SUED
MRS. GKHHIIACH KAYS 111-; IX.
I IHJCEI HlSltAM T( I.KAVK
Alleging that her brother-in-law,
Frank - Oornbach, Induced her huit-
band, Chnrle. (lembach, to leave her
and rofuno to nupport her, Mm. Dora
Oerabnch, of this county, yentorday
Iniftltuted nult agalnat Frunk Gcrfl-
buch for 15,000 damagefl.
Mrft. Oornbach allogea that by
reason of hla leaving her, ho haa
become wholly estranged from hor
and nho bl&mcn her brother-in-law
ontlroly, itho Htatos. '
C. C JorgenKon la plaintiff ngnintit
N. S. Hayea to recover tho mini of
8107 alleged due fur work on tho dn
fcndanl'a place. A. I. Allen la attor
ney for tho plaintiff.
fall for Wood lllil
The board of dlrectora of nehool
diHtrlct No. 12, Lane county, Oregon,
will receive bldn up till noon, .lupe
1, 1922, for 85 cordd of old growth
body red fir wood to bo delivered at
Hanta riara high mdiool building; and
8 cordn of old growth body rod fir
wood to be delivered at tho lower
Banta Clara school houne. Tho board
of dlrectora .of aald dlntrict rennrvc
the right to reject any and nil hlda.
a. K. KHV, Clark.
ISugcne, Motor. A
0-21r
Tlollaa bought, sold ana repaired.
Plugeno M111I9 Pliop, I part Itb, fit.
THE SAME PRICE
Every Hour
EvryDy--
Quality shoes
At Quantity; Prices
rootwoar for Mon. Women nd Children. The leather and the tunnlnff proeeaiea they pui tlirouuh, to
- gcther with the high gnule workmansJilp, fuaure QUALITY or.d 0TYLE of Ue hlhet character and
matchleta wearing service. Pirohalnjr for our 313 buiy department itores eniiblei us to offer euperlor ihoot
to you at the remarkably low prlcei which our QUANTITY buying; permits. .
rOxfords
Women'! Smart Style
Women' Oxford tlltiiHtrntrd
nhovn).mnhofinny Irnther h.
rttvulnr vumi- nerfornt-d tint
ttttion tip, itvHiiury wv. with
ruhtu'r ton lift, hulf lmiMo
Mow. ... $3,98
Cameo Inst
Womrn'a Oxford, nuhostny
kid tml, pcrortttl circular
vtintp. Mrfonuvd im 11.1t in
ttl. welt sotra. $5.90
Turrytuwn Ut
Otltrr Smart Stjlr lu Ktm-k
I KxrcHionaljf Ixnr Ititxn.
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I.KilSITVH- tWXDIDATm IN
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Armltaae
Ilalley
Blantonv . ; t
Blue Itlvor
Ilrumbauah
Camp Creek
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Cottaao Oruve,
Coltajco drove,
Cottaao drove.
Cottage Orove,
Cotlajlo lirovc.
Coyolo
Creawol!
Uavla
Dorena
Kuwanla . . ..
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Kimnne,
Kuaene,
KuRene.
Kuicene.
KllKene,
KllKene,
Kugene,
KUKene.
KiiKene,
KuKene,
KuKene.
KiiKene,
KllKene,
KllKene,
KllKene,
KllKene,
KiiKene.
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Florenen
(into Creek . , ,
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diiKhen
Hnzetel(
Irvlnff ...
Jaelier
Junction City.
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21 10 26
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iancaalor . . ..
Iino
!.athnm
LealiurK
Ijone IMne . ,
I.onK Tom ....
Lout Valley ,.
Mabel
Mfilileton ....
Mareola , . . , ,
Middle Fork . .
Mounrl
Orchard
IMcaaant Hill .
Prairie
Itlcharttnon ..
SaKlnaw
Hunta Clara . .
Hllk Creek ...
Klimlaw
Hpencer
KprlnKfleld, 1.
HiirliiKrinld, 2.
KiirltiKflnld, a.
H,ilriKfl.-l(, 4.
Thiliiilon
Wallaeo
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Zumwalt
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COXHIDKItlNtt THK l?ACT THAT
all thoHO I ntc routed Imvo not do
nated a dny'M work in tho TMnitMirit
Hill cemetery nor paid In to tho
tronjoiry for pluclnff It In conrlltlnn
for I'ocortitlon, o, ro miikinK
another call for thono who nan nml
will lo tnocL ut tho oomntory nnxt
Thurmluy, May 2G, for a flnnl
cleanup day. brlntf a ncytho nml
pitch fork. If not convonlont, wilt
thoHO IntoroHtod placn tho amount
nf a tlay'H work In tho Klrot Na
tional hank that wo may honor the
tlay on May 3QLh with prhto. Direc
tors, U A. Davlg and W. I Urhtow.
Bttt w7 nttiyt citMiritd.
:WE NEVER
Boys' Shoes
Brown Drcu Stylo
liny Ink i rhln In Iholr tip
1rarnnrn to n lrn'r nlrnt
llmi: wc tro'ii.iit4 iiiiprf
fiitltt. I'rtrrnl tvtn t lirir
lty It'l It phod rtt t
noi ksil'ty low t ft with J, .
IVnnt'y Co. hJuh-Kitulp htfii
for lttn, lvr In nn vxt'ep
llonnlly itooil vnltic.
HnVd and Yontlm' lr u
Hhor lIHintrtltod utaVrl. 1
intthoKttny bn.. c ft m I e
uint. tip. MrKny mAv.
HI. US in 5.,.t.$'Jtt
t'lu-n J 4 (,, 5S $J Urt
Mmi) Othrr lnr Kt)ln lit
Our slum lHMrtiw tit
THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMEN7
STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD"
At City Auto Camp
Talea of TIkmt Who Tour
Four co-edn and ' nn lntrti-tor of
tht I'nivrnilt)' of Catirnrnin topprd
nt tho rlty uuttt cm nip tut niithi on
their wuy ti ihclr hump nt Nantptt,
hlnho. from tho Hirkrlty rnmpua.
Tan unfvinity iitnn wr pitt-hinir
their ivnt for Urn night nml inmlitta
pud for their ovrtuii: u mevii.
uhn tho mm wam Aotiinu. At lh
culinary tnjk tlM-y -iilfiir'd ittdr
' prufiric nry hut at drtvlmt If nt lakp
they tiul Jiot iiinke a wry kihhI iIiuw
Inx tn wpltt tf th fai t thut thy have
hstvn cittnplnu out nil the Huy Irutn
lifrkcle-y. Jjr. Muorn of hi nolui;y
dfptirinictit ut CuliforriiA, im tlutprr
uttlnir th pnrly And th ro-rdn urn
.Mivtm Mamartit Mour. Irnm KmtwK
ton, Allto JIunillttMi und iSorn Itrlffht.
Th puriy Iiaa lien autnit to uml frtim
colhuo y Auto ulnce th liino whtrn
th?y oro "fronh."'
Mr. and Mr. K. H. Klrtrhor. or
rortlunil. Aro on thrir wny to lut
muth Kulln nml rntttrn by way uf
tVnirnl On'Kim and Tho iJiillm, Mr.
KkttdH'r. although itMt a rarp-ittrr by
trade, lum rttmlnttfd n hitlnv on
wh'tl which in Uutit nnd utAldn and
which Iiah out ovcry rul a yrt fii
rountnrs'd 'Vi-u thon tif Ht-avldn
whro Mr. Klft hr mnd n whurt tri
beforu romlhtf mi hit pr-fi-nt V'M'Atlnn
Intuit, if hy fliit a fttillAhlf plut o tu
locate ho will itln d'wn utd kivc up
hm viiiiitiuit trip. While hrt lit In-lh-'rlrd
nn ad In th InrnI iaMrn fur
a mi will huitifM, y hU'h bv and bin
wlfti could rnuuur (n. Mr, Klrirhcr'a
.travclimr hnimo him all t ho iiccor
riurlcn u( an nitlumidiib nml mnnt of
tlion UNiially finiiMl In cutinKrt.
i;
Mr. nml Mra. II, Kiilb am amoittf
tho many who am Iti'jiiHiiit . north to
ico caul ovnr iho t'idiiiiibth rlviy
hlKhwuy nfinr Imvlnit iipt'iit tio win
ter in Callfnrnla. Mr. Kalb came
wind Inii full it ihI baa titkcn In immt
thn well-known ne'iiic wiMKbira of lb
I'nln-d Hint in. Itoi-hi'tticr, New York,
la Mr. Kalb'A hmiitt town ami ho la u
muchaulcal iuuJii'i'r by prufi'MMloii. ...
Mr. and Mm. J. Ilndtmn nrn wnlllnff
for th rnad tn be npnd tu thn
coiiHt. Whlli U'lilllnir Mr. Jluilmin (a
Hpfmlfmc part of bin tlntn flMhlmr. !lr
inado a trip tip Ihu McKi'iixlo but
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I3EST OF ANY."
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Schwarzschild's Book Store
KODAKS $2.00 AND UP
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HOLD 'A' SALE
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Low Shoes
Tor Woe Fol'.u
Lit lie fiit y frut nit par nt
their lt wh-n.nhtKl ii a iAir
of thritii fit to I tit rut 8 imp
tfnmUln. Htylr and comfort
lit I'litttliinrd with limit "tr
nnil low fo In pvwjf i4'r vt
J. C. 1'rnnry Co. tho yuu
bit), r
Infnntn' lnfiut lnttur In
ttti Htmit Handal tlllutrnt
rd i, plntn tor, turn ule.
pilhtt hvl.
hifm r in ( , , .
fr L- lo ,
I It
l Of
didn't rt a viry good cntch dim to
(ho hitih water in nil mouniAin
AtrrHmN bm-Ru at th ntliintf riiow.
If l..t.n Ttinrt.iiriMiHH A (..ImyAn
iortfo Jibitun mid Thorbrtf II,
Votf t-(titliuie a' ptrty whih i re
turning tn I a Anjtlci after IrnvtiiK
tukrn a nhort VACAilun trip to Hen (tip.
Mr. Vng U a rnriiifr of lolttt tot
crin. WnNhlriKtnn. a timt lnn tirnr
thn t'niiudlAn border. TbirlniirtM.
a phonuitrapit r" pfllr or a tut 8, A
,lohnon,' n- tAitdcit itnMtwnrr.
ilfHinc lA.a-lad in hi tvum. "It yu
WAitt tu know Any am-ictti hfntory,"
Aildrd Mr, ThorbertfMou Aftrr bcin
Aakrtl'thti tmmr-M of the party, "wr
otuo fnm Ireland orijilnjll)','
Mr. nnd Mr, lltiuh Orverhny. of
KphrntA, VAhitii,ttin. are on their
way lo Itoarhura. whew Mr. Orver
bny IntetulM to rtt1e- down and try
rrculiir rurmlna after hnvlnit dry
fnrmed In Kiirn Witftbintfiori plpce
1900. U'imeii hnM tnld tirvtfrfcay all
iibout thn Himnliuia cllmatn ami I"
n hi" to tell Anyone thn minimum and
maximum lemprratureA for th" pat
ion ye.trti. the inaiimum rnlufall and
Dm MutYlnium wind vcUktMjl Mr.
Orverbny wan enthuntajiiln nbplit the
Columbia hiithwny uml Ntalvd tbnt
i lie only thlnif h bad ett n liii
triiveU tbtil mam tHuii to It fiam thn
hlnhwny b-udliitt to the Vpl canoe on
the i In n-l of oahu in irrt' llitfwallnn
tnlnndn. He rode over lh rond while
putiitm In a "blich' vUi Cmir Ham'i
Army.
AmotiR the many Who pan ihrnuah
the nulo camp.wjiti bkthn liienn
PlairA on llfirxrirr arm Mr- and Mr.
C. It. Arnold ami .Mr. nnd Mm, A. A.
Exterior House Painting .
BURDEN, THE PAINTER
"A 'Save Hie Surface'
sSpechiliHt' ' J
Leave CalU at Y. M. C. A.
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Exterior Hotje Painting
, "Mail Your FilmB to. SchwarzechildV
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Men's Oxfords
Canppy 8t,"l
A nnpny, inrvtrnUiia
Oxfonl lor ttiftt ami ruijiig
Itimi At a- thtt thai will
Mcn'd AUho(ny I otn
111 Oford. T'..n!r.i iifi
nml prr firrnlrd . iurtrr,
half rulihnr hrr, r(
nuty hvof U(.
Mtltf UH AtHlte.
S4.98
Arnold, who ore an Ihvir y to Cal
ifornia lo find a town la hirh tt
nmkn their home. Ilulh famlllet ff
formerly in luimn At HurUy. Idaho,
And will aettln down lo alwititf
placv AUitM Ihem.
IIollov In ltefiuier CloMlfM.
GAMBLER OR
INVESTOR?
Gamlilcr ny the Iiiiir
sliotj nml like lii); riki
with their cnpit.il in Im)
n( winning In'KC rctiirm.
In the worltl i( (iiiince
they arc schloin the win
ners. Investors place their
money where they are
Mire it will he nhsolutcly
iwfc. After that they Itxilc
for sure ami slraily re
turiifi in interest.
If vim have iillc money
awaiting future invest
inrrit. ym nre invitnl to
make 'use. of our Saving!
' liiirtuieii whrre il will
l.travv iiitcrrst at the rate
Vof tlnec per cent com
."limimll senii-iinmially.
Uwc-inre nlwnjb rI.vI to":
'vi :if over with you your i
". fiu.iiit-iiil nnd in vestment
Jirohlems. j
Bank of
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