Morning register., May 21, 1922, Image 5

New ColUr.AtUched Shirti $2.50, $J,S0 and moro
They're you're kin. I
Business Looking Up
Prices Looking Down
llonkkrr-prr buy, house npliiiijstic. everybody cheerful.
lltmiurM nilliug up and takiu. ikmii Ulutit-ut iiikI prices
in a hundred ccjiuitioilitic-N taking n full. l:v.-n Society
Itrnml C lothe are lower. We My "even" ln.-r.nihc sravHi
nfler season their ipmlily goes higher. The new model
arc ready I The new pries arc ri(;ht ; The old make
shifts arc wrung! It's time to buy eluthcb!
Qreen FfeirtrdE 05.
wwmib Mieur
"Oo of Eugene's bett stores"
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
I Ira -an I Hill Twn-tmr MiTe-i:. .
Cooler, prlnrlpal of the tiljcll arhoid
1 I'lmaant 1 1 Ml, H im a Kugt-ito btial-
Crr-wvll Atlonter Hly II.
; ftmlgalrK. attorney of Creswell, wna
arsong the r.ugene visltura ytnrUy
vit Irgsl bueineea,
r. Ioua)iuo ltiMitnu lr. C. l
iNmsbue f the Kugeue hoapiial atitff
will rturn today from I'ortlattd titter
. a short business visit.
llalwy llmllur Mm J. V. Mnorr.
realtor of HnlMy. woi a r.ugene til.
nHi vlultor yesterday ratling utt the
local rral ratal dealers. - .
Here from I'oclUiwI MIm Polly
French of rartland. u spending Hit
wrfck-ertit hero as the guet of her
tlitr. Mn. J. If. Mclonald.
Farm Nnmi I Filed Clinton O.
Hunt, of t'oliilrtr. yesterday filed In
the off ten of County Clerk Hrynun tint
farm name, "loldn tllow Acres."
Ik-pUty KtirrUt VWU lepuly
Phrrlff (lrn I'llrher of Cottage
drove accompanied liy hi wife and
dsui liter was a Kujteno buslne
Vdit'.or yesterday,
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Kfttlmetrd Yaltio of lmMniy 30,.
000 The 'estimated value of the
property of the twiutn of William .
Htnrl.ut h. mUn died a short Unto ago
la CO.OUO. according In the pftllltin
far lite appointment of nn adminis
trator. M, V, Htnrhuck wna ap
point tj 1 hut pmiitiun and W, T.
liiiiitun. A. A. ItoK-tH and L. W. Haw
liiiK Hie uppialmrs.
Vl-ltiir Irf-avi for llonte. Mm.
Archie lraon of Monrow. Vah .
who ham heen vUltinic for the past
thre rck at the home of Mm. Hen
I'ltrlier haa left fr her home.
Mitor in K. von 4 m Mr.xnml Mm.
Iluriiiuit Ailtlmoit ftceumpanlefl by
Mr. nii.1 Mm. UrK' Invl tnotomd
to Hllverton yetenlny to Mpeml thv
week-ena with Mr. Iinvia' parent.
lnvm for IlrltlpJt (idnmhln Mm.
It .fl. Kdwardw. who haa leen viNitinic
(3 urine (ha pa it two month with her
purenia. Mr. nml Mm. Ht retch on Tnl
ttmon at reel, hna left for her home
lu, Kelowna, D. t.
Ml In-no I tu efi VUlilnr Hxe .
Mlaa Irene IIukIi, daughter of Mr.
and Mr, Kant Hit it h. In apend'nir the
weeltentl with her (tarenta. Mlna
Hutch will return lo tho north tomor
row whvro aha la vtsltlnf.
lUmd Near Ijitithiv la II rid The
Wlllametin hlrhwny between I .owe 1 1
and ltntlav la In poor condition for
motor tratrtc, according to William
Kvtaey, realdont of that dlalrlct who
waa In lua city yaatanlay. . .
Mnln Irndrm Will Vlnit WriMtlliiff
Mm. Hntlle Urr Dunbar, of Tort
land, exerutlvo aerretnry of tho mod-.
rn health rruiutde, nnd Minn Kllui
helh Hopper, alnte director of the
crunnde, will he at Wendllna; next
Dame Fashion
Says:
"Sweaters for AH
Occasions"
Oame Fashion proclaims the Rwcater n necessity for
every occasion, both sports and dress wear, and who for
an instant would dare dispute her when such charming
ones as these arc possible. i
Vividly". colored slip-over anil tuxedos arc shown here
in great profusion. Some In all-silk, others in fibre silk
nnd still others of all-wool. A rainbow of colors some
fringed, some trimmed in contrasting colors.
LARGE'S
86S Willamette Street
rhuntdiiy for n aerlea of tueetltiKa, the
Ural one hi he 11 daiiiuiiMtrnllon of the
wtiK of (hi Induntilul fhilm of the
-....mm hi , Hi , (M(( ((, lllilt,r n
1 "Mionalmiioii i,t the hciilth work nl
I p. in,
lu-mnr Ktudiiit llfm Tnr Ncl
'Hi, former atuditrit of tho i.'nlvnralty
"f (irvKon now conm.cted with a
Tortland bond hoiiae, la apendlnir a
rw dtiya hero with hla fraliirnlly
hrnthura of thu Hniu TliftUi 11.
KiiKim I'nuiw in PoniMiiil Mr.
nnd Mm. .1. K. Jennlnir, who rerently
Mold the Hi. i; In ,0 npitrtmeniH In JCu
Irene, have houitht tho furniture and
h'tiae of ihn NiiNomln iipnrtinfnin-lu
I'oiiliiiiil nnd will conduct tho plnco.
Oo)iH W. II. Ii. Merrer received al
moin nut Monti voi In ln vim pnoinct
for Hepuhhriiri prei'lnot committee
umn and rerrlved flvu of th nine
Hemoi ruth; vui.n (ir (ho lamu office.
lOrnicr ICiiKi'tiM I'rtMjtln Ilcrtw
I.. Hurt nnd wtf. formerly til HiIm
city, now reMldlnir lit Hun .loae. f'nl
are h"re fr n vlali, IuivImk nrrlvcd In
netr ear Kruiay. Mr. Hurt ht a form
er tluotypo operator on both pupm
her.
Ifmllf'rvllhi ftMiit fmiplHrvlTon
Nlilicllon work on thu lxriinn-Hnd-leyville
roud hna been completed nc-
('ordliiir to H. Maniirud. nnn of tho
contractors of the projert. who haa
rctuitieii iieiM oner nninhlnir tho
work.
IH-nl lnrMT(y Im IurclioHifl Mra.
Ilerihu Mel Hem hna purclianed a
hotjuo nml lot In Klnrnld park from
t ho owner, I . it, M c 'innn hit n, w ho
eiperta to leave tho city noon. The
Hum Hugh Hcalty company train-
acted tho dcnl.
1trpirt or Itlrlli i'vcl Mr. nnd
Mm, M. fl. I'fttdH of Port fund, am
Hie parcnta of a daualiter, Marjorle
Jcnn. horn Krlduy at their home uc-
rorulng to word received here. Mra.
ivttlN wnR formerly Mlaa Jetue
Hlirodo of Kiifrenft.
luteal IUnlUtr UHiirni f'harlea T.
1'niiiP, Ktiuene realtor, who hna been
nt Portland for the pant few weekn
m a bualnena denl la apendlnv the
weekeml hern with hbi family nnd
i-ipertn to return to Portland tomor
row for another wcek.i
Morrbt titHu VH.r I. leirriv-.Word
haa been received by frl(;ndn that Vic
tor P. Morria. attfnilliift Columbia
unlvemlty, Nuw York City, on n
Nrholumhlp. hna nuc-efiilly pnnel
hla examination for a Ph. D. degree
and will noon return to Oregon.
llarmoiiri WrIU Iluya Homn Hny
mond Wella, aon of JeoMe (1. Welt,
haa purchaned a five-aero tract with
a modern bungalow aouth of the golf
links. The property was purchased
from W. K. (illptmp. The Melvln
Hansen Healty company handled the
deal.
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Two Marrlagn I.IMncn Iwwicri
Marriage llcennes were Issued yester
day at the offlre of Couirty Clerk
Hryson to the following: Floyd K.
Hmlth. of Cuburg, nnd llla M. Coch
ran, of Eugene; Honner Oarreil. of
Astoria, and Inez leurs, of Coilnfie
drove.
Oarnln Walker Aoenwd Oarnle
Walker was arrested yesterday on a
chance of threatening to commit as
sault nnd battery upon his wife's sis
ter and he pleaded not guilty when
nrrntgued in Justice of the Peace
Wells' court. He will be given a trlul
Monday. ,- . m ,
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Kugvtio IXmi lists at Oorrallbi
Many members or mo noutnern Wil
lamette Iental society attended the
meeting of tho organisation held yes
terday -at Corvallla. During the af
ternoon a golf match was played and
In the evening banquet and clinic
was held.
t
P. II. Imm,s r Stolen P. H.
Dunn, who resides on the highway
near McVeigh ' Point, reported to
Hherlff Htlckels yesterdny that his car
was stolen some lime during tno mgnt
before. It Is a Htudehakef, soven
pnssenger. beuring Oregon, license
No. G3.04C.
a
Cohunc Boya Tnkcti to Condon for
Trial Wherlff Montague, or uiuiam
rounty arrived here yesterday and
left soon nflerwnrd for Condon with
Archie Fair nnd Clarenco Spores, the
Cohurg hoys nrrested here n few days
ago on a charge of passing bud
checks at Condon.
Tro Prmhlr Seat a for VeUTans
Major W, A. Ktklns It arrnnglng for
the American Legion to have seats
provided on memorial day for aged
veterans and their wives. On' past
oren.-done tho veternna have had to
either remain standing or sit on tho
grass during the services.
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Neighborhood Ciuti Mcrt The
regular meeting of tho Collego Crest
Neighborhood cluh was held at the
club house Thursday nfternoon. Sev
eral amotion of tho diiy were dis
cussed In a very' Interesting ' way.
Their plan for rending n book was
postponed until jhe next meeting. t
Ijdlpfl Goir Tram May llar The
feminine members pf tho , Ktigene
Country club who ink an Inlerost
In golf are endeavoring to arrange a
match game with a Warn of women
fro mthe Corvallla cluh which will ho
played following tho close of the
men's. Inter-city tournament now in
progress. - ' v
. uii.mAiiKT W Tfvelt.
,;."V V National
nssminiii. vnnuiri . -
hank of Hllverton, la expected to ar
rive here this weea 10 uprnu mo -cation
as tho guest of lr. and Mra.
U U Baker. Mr. Hyett is a brother
' Mrs. Baker. A trip up the Mn
Kenslo Is plannod for the entertain
ment of tho visitor. '
i. 11....-. im iinn rerel ved for a
series of target matches with the
jno county sportsmen a
from tho gnn club or uorvams, ac
cording to R. A. Babb. secro'ary of
the iMne county organisation. No
action hns yet oeen itiKeu un
proposition by tn local emu.
Major Balnl Krtla Homo Major B.
' Hnlrrt, commandant of tho Unl
ersity of Oregon It. O. T. C. who
rill leave at the closo of tho coUoro
ear for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
ins sold his homo nt 1062 Jackson
street to Ouss K Neoly of tho wn-
iamette Bound Tiro company. n.v
Hum Itugh ltoalty oompnny handled
tho doal. ...
Hlt thday Vnrty to tlo Held A iolnt
birthday party in honor of Mrs. . r..
Chambers, Mrs. W. T. Gordon, Miss
Katherlne JonPs of Corvallis and F.
Wetherboo will be hold today at
Bather Be Inn. the Wetherbee sum
mer homo on tno upper r vor. m
comb nen oirinnay
nual event nnd tho list of- those who
will attend incmne, "; ' V'
U Clmmhers, Mr. nnd Mrn. . A.
Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. 'W. T. Oordon
mid Mra, K. hi. Churnbem, Miss Grace
Jones and Mlaa Knllierine Junes of
( Vi rvii ilia and Mr. u rtd M ra, ', K.
Wtttlierbea. .
To CI it 11 t'i hik Hill Cetiwilcrr
Annual clean-up day at the tmk J4UI
CKineterv. a few fiiIIcm soulh of l-iii
gem, will hp held on Thursday, May
2h. All Ihtereatffj DiU old burial
place will meet there at B o'clock on
thai- morning with picks, shovels,
mlces and other K'Tfleu tools lo hnlp
clean up the grounds.
I,avii for Ijivrrciic', KaiiMtn Mrs.
K. A. Wetherbee. mother of K. It.
Wetherbee of this city, bus left for
I .aw renee, Kansoa, where she will
spend the summer ns the K'iniit of
hr dnughttTr Mrs. W. A. DUfT Mr.
nnd Mrs. IMI1 are former residents of
Ktigeno, Mr. J Mil having biieri night
editor of the Morning He Inter.
ChuiiimT of Cimimpff'o to MivH
Thn ri'Kttlnf monthly meeting .of tho
mciiihemhlp of the Kuuvim chaiiiliur
of commerce will he held Monday
night At this time. K. C. Hlmmons.
chuiriuati of the conutilttee to ar
range for a Iano county exhibit at
the sportsmen's tourist fair to he
held In Porlluna win aisrima tho Wan
talked of by tho comiiilttev.
Former Itiwhk'nt to VWt Mrs.
Harold Donelly of Philadelphia,
daughter of Mr.' and Mra. F. H.
Wetherbee of this city. Is eipccted
to arrive hero next month to spend
the summer In l-.ugem?. Mr. Don
nelly is expected to be here also to
spend tho month of August here.
Mm. Donelry was formerly llss
Beatrice Wetherbee.
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Kara llr Hon la H netful thrift Mm.
D. C. Crosby, ofihln city, yettterday
fih-d a petltlonlrTthe county court to
be appointed tfualrdlfin of her son,
Alvln II. Crosby .ho, she alleges, Is
Incomtietent and" a spendthrift. Hhe
alleges In her jteUtlon that he spends
the money he receives from tho gov
ernment " on ex-ecrvlce,mnn as fiurt
as he gct).lt land that a guardian Is
necetuary to taae care oi tno money
for him.
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Couldn't Vhhh Kiitfciu In f. B.
Hyme. of Henttle, a brother of it, J.
Hvrno. after having Investigated pret
ty thoroughly from Meattle to Bose
burg, hns seleeted Eugene for a per
manent residence. He passed Kugene
up the third - lime, but has now
bought property and will remain
here. Educational nnd church facili
ties, together with the apparent high
standard of tho people and diversity
of productions were the determining
factors in ciioosmg tins piace ior a;
home. 1
j
Iloavy Know la Iteported f mm tlw j
Ka ntia m P. A. Tripp. Eugene t'm- :
ber dealer, haa returned after a trip
of four daya cruising several tracts
of standing timber fn the Man nam
district in Mnn county. The local ;
tlmberman who was accompanied on ,
the cruise by A. J. Bennett reports
thnt they reached nn elevation of
S.dOO feet nnd encountered snow j
from four to six. feet deeo. The 1
cruisers pitohed camp for two nights J
In the snow.
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Iliotoa to Be Obtained for Show
For the purpose of obtaining a series
of photographs to be used at the
Ijino county booth at the sportsmen's
show to be held at Portland next
month K. F. Martin will leave today
for Bluo Blver where many of the
beauty spots of that district will be
photographed and placed on exhibi
tion at the Portland auditorium
during the week of tho show. Martin
will also obtain' vtewa of other Ijwe
county scenes fortha show..,
Purc-hrcd Stock Bought by Lnnn
Vnrtiirra . Three young pure-bred
Shorthorn hulls have been purchased
by Lane county farmers nnd brought
Into the Lornne-Crow district as the
result of visits by cattlemen. M. Gil
lespie nnd Hoy Hues, purchased two
Hhorthorn yearling bulls from J. B.
Cornett. of Hhedd. when they visited
the Linn county farm with Ira P.
Whitney, county agricultural agent.
Church Stevens also bought a year
ling hull from Mr. Stevens, The Lornne-Crow
Cattle nnlsers nssaclatlon
Is also negotiating for so vera 1 othor
nnlnmls in the county., . -i .,
No Car Hhortnsti In On-con The
railroads nr not suffering from a.,
shortage of rolling stock and arc tak-'
Ing great care to see that ft does not
hunnen. nccordlng to J. H. Mulchay,
of Portlnnd, general freight agent of;
the Southern rnouie company, wno
was In the city yestordny. There has
been a steady decrease in freights,
said Mr.'Mulchay hut due to the fact
that freight rates have decreased the
income of the roads haa not been in
creased. The reduction of freight
rates has amounted to about four
million dollars accordlnK to the
Southern Pacific company, says Mr.
Muchay.
Storo Owner Recover Good All
tho goods that were stolen by the two
Wallace boys In eight burglaries hnvc
heen roturned to tho different storo
owners, nccordlng to V. G. Judkins,,
nt ttwi. notice force, who wns largely
Instrumental in capiunm? mo wj,
A number of fountain pens and other
articles stolen from the Lincoln and
Washington schools arc still un-
claimed at police headquarters. Chief.
Chrlatensen said yesterday that the
two boys and their mother wore
ready to start for Canada In a very
short time. Had the arrest been de
layed two or three days the burglaries
undoubtedly would have remained a
mystery. . .
Family Political Boiler TMffer
Mr. and Mrs. George N. McLean of
this city, differ In their political be
lief, Mr. McLean being firm in his
support of the Democratic party nnd
hla wife just a strong for the oppo
sition. Both served on tho same oleo
tlon board Frldrty, Mrv McLean as
chairman nnd Mrs. McLean ns Judge.
Mr. McLean was formerly chalrmnn
of tho 1-ane county Democratic com
mittee but he seems to have, but little
polltlenl 1 n 1 1 u v " "- - -
his son Mac McLean Is a registered
Republican nnd his mother Mra. Mar-,
guret H MdJean who la 17 yearn of
aga also voted a Republican ballot
ai ibo primary, -
Goodrich lCjivrs f r Kan FraiH-iarvi
Luke L. Goodrich left IiihI night on
11 week's business trip lo Han Fran
cisco. t
HiiftMiiH1 Court Justice IllTO
JuUk' lnwre?ii'o T, Harris, of the
stitte aupremu court, nnd Mrs, Harris,
arrlvod In. (he city Friday night to
spend the week-end with friends here.
. Knlcm Newspaper Woman Here
Miss Adelaide Ijike, society editor of
the Hitlern Capital Journal, arrived In
the city lnt n'ght nnd will visit her
father, K, C, I-nke, over Hunday.
To Klgii Mii fir camp Colonel
Jtaymond (,'. Hnlrd and Major Klklns
will make a canvoea of the downtown
dlslrlcL next week In order to sign
Up men for the civilian military train
ing camps to be held at Camp Lewis
this year.
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Woodson lU'iairti'd Bohur Well
F, M. Woodtton. whose skull was
fractured when he wss struck by a
pleco of a broken emery wheel while
working In -a Cottage Grove garage,
was reported as doing fujrly well ut
thu Kugene hospital.
Quick result use Register Claasl-
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. THIS LABEL
small thing to look for
A big thing to find. "
WADE BROS.
Watch Us Grow
A NEW JEWELRY STORE
- IN AN OLD LOCATION
Mr. O. L., Skeie, a jeweler of
twenty years' experience, has
opened the store formerly oc
cupied "by H. D. Smartt, then
by Lcavitt.
Mr. Skeie is a master of his
craft and his store is just the
right size to make you fully
appreciate his personal atten
tion. Come in let's get acquainted!
. EU6ENE , ORE.
Opposite Wool worth's
Phone 411
m
See Page Seven, This Section
of our
Horo
SALE
Monday
ONE DAY ONLY
A day of sensational bargains.
Shop by the hour Monday. Follow
the clock. Store opens 8:30 a. m., .
closes 5:30 p. m.
w&tsMui?eYtnrn
-a
Odd Fellows Temple
f (Main Floor Entrance)
NEW ARRIVALS Coats and Cape Coats
Imported Pongee Silk .:
Buy Here and Save Money
Ninth and Oak
..$5.95 to $35.00
.'. 98c '
Hooaier Kitchen Cabinets Save Steps We Sell the Hoosier
Never Mind the Money-Gome
Applegate Sells on Easy Terms
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Why let the money part of your Turniture transaction worry you? Applegate will extend
very liberal credit, and make the payments in very small amounts. This will enable your
income to take care of any amount you may need to contract for in bright new Furniture
fqr the home-. ,
Living Room
Furniture
Now let us step into your
dining room for a moment
and plan the furnishing
a new rug; dining table
and chairs and buffet will
prove a good starter. This
store will supply these
wants from its immense
stock. A wonderful as
sortment awaits you.-
' Dining Room
Furniture
As for the Living room a
rug to start with. Then
the Library Table, easy
rocking chairs. Next the
Davenport with chairs to
match, the reading lamp,
a Columbia Grafonola
with plenty of records,
,. draperies -and pictures
that will give the home
like effect All these to
, be had on easy terms.
Save 10 to 25 Here on New
Bedroom Furniture
And here is good news: bedroom furniture of the famous
line of "Docrnbecher" has dropped in price from 10 to 25.
This drop in price we are passing along to our patrons. It
means a big saving in equipping one or more sleeping rooms.
Come in and get our NEW PRICES.
Appropriate Kitchen Furniture
Complete Stock of Ranges
The Linoleum, the Range (Wedgewood) the Chairs and Table, along with a Hoosier
Cabinet, will give you a neat, comfortable, handy kitchen. One that will save you steps
and lighten the burden of kitchen work.
When ready for furnishings of any kind let us furnish an estimate of the cost to you.
Best of service. . .
Applegate Furniture Co.
Eugene .Theatre Bldg.
Phone 919
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