Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 4

FOUR
MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, JUNE-18, IM1
RESULTS OF JUNE ErSHTH
BRIDE EXAMS GIVEN OUT
List of Successful Pupils An
nounced By Moore
DIPLOMAS "ARE" AWARDED
BHn Win Mnitn Kcqiiiml lirmhi In
(;nKni4iy- and lliyainlogy
Aim Named
Tho name of the pupils who
passed the Juno eighth grade el.mil
nallone ami wre awarded their
diploma in dllferent parts of tlte
county were announced esterday by
K. J. Moore, count school superin
tendent a follows:
District No. S Helen Paulina Mil
Icr.
District Xo. 11 Clarence Williams.
Morrell Harwood. Maniaret M. Mac
donald. Alfred ltobert Jttraasmalcr,
Mrtle Gertrude Chase,
District No. 14 Lillian K. Soren
pen. Frank A. -leske, . - . -
District No. 15 Asa. M. Howard.
District No. 16 Marvin William
Slmpaon.
DUtrlct No. 19 Maurlmla Louisa
Schaefer. Raymond Lewie Yarnee,
Ubbla Skallrky. Thelma Valera Lay
son, Helen Klilabeth. Hughes.
District No. 15 toy Young.
DUtrlct No. IS Cheater C. Steears,
Herbert K. Itolimon, Marshall O.
l'rmber.
District No. 54 Jessie Aim Scare,
Magdalen H. Willis. -
District No. 40. Klhel M. Baker,
Cllffonl Stanley Gregor.
The Leading Musicians
of the World Have Been
Taught Individually
Individual Instruction
Always Pays
Why Xot Enroll Now at the
Pacific Conservatory
f of Music
) 731 Willamette Street
A school of Individual Instruc
tion that teaches Violin, Piano,
Voice, Cello, and wind instru
ments 10 years of practical ex
perience in teaching the best mu
sic in Eugene.
First - Claaa Shoe Repairing
or Your Money Back
New Progressive Shoe Shop
"The Two Macks"
73 East 9th
JOB PRINTING
4 OYUU.S. HATICHMI. BAM
tanrica, Quality, Filr Price and
Squara Deal kenp tu biuy.
VAIXCY PRINTINO CO.
.J '
Certainly, we all know how
to make money. For in
stance you can have a rich
father marry it or as a
last resort you can . work
for it, but no matter how
you get it, don't let all your
$
money get away with noth
ing to show in the end.
Better begin putting some
thing aside when the put
ting is easy to guard against
life's emergencies' and to
provide for the evening time
Of life.
Bank your own. pay check,
y (Joe Abies) ' -
Bank of
Commerce
Eugene, Oregon
' Metric 10. . i 4 Is-mulshf Fntnol
District No. 41 Kilssel M. Calhoun.
Mary Yartmrough. Chester Tvunls.
District No. 4 Ivan Itccson, Mack
HitrtiuRlon.
Dlatrlct No. 45 How R. Olaes.
Katheryn lorcaa Hemenway, Hemic
K. Utile, guan Harold Hunk. Her.
nardllie Schelilder. tllen ta-ofleld,
rle.lla Theodora Swanaon, I .aura K.
Stewart.
District No. 4 Harold Hedoll.
District No, 48 Otto . Herman
Mnlthcver.
District No. 64 Theodora K. Jen
aen.
District No. 6 Marl Henrietta
Selfert. Margaret Lucille Fuelner.
District No. 6T Hose Hmecd.
District No. s Norman K. Iteams,
Kenneth IX Jennings.
District No. Herald Love, Ne
vada l.enea Christina Sohlman, Mar
garet Kvelyn Shield.
Dlatrlct iSix ill l-.tnei I unucn
Cecil M. Ohaae.
DUtrlct N.i. 7s Joe Krederlck.
District No. t'llfford l.ee Alia-
tin Hoggs, Nla Und Tllua. Frances
Kvelvn HoRera. Mndelen Jeaste Hall.
Ixla Imle Scott. Wlllla K. Miles. Ken
neth . Brush.
Dlatrlct No. t Hubert N. Holla
day. Vernon LeKoy Wiacaraon.
District No. S Jo H. Kowler.
District No. 0 Arthur Hoaa Tay
lor.
Dlatrlct No. S Clifford, Van SVho-
lack. Chart IV. McLln.
District No. 5 Winifred Oliver
Rndlcott. .
District No. 9t nennl T. Rafley.
District No. 9 Kosa Kindt.
District No. 100 Vena McDonald.
District No. 101 Huasell B. Har
rison.
District No, 10T Or, rrlndel.
District No. US Lester K (lilies-
pie, VlrRie B. Carpenter, Qlad-a V
Carpenter.
District No. 13! Veda Elvira Ren
fro.
District No. 1S9 Ruth Freeman.
Ruby A. Wllklson.
District No. 145 Florence May
LIvlnRton. Alvln N. ItuJe. (
District No. 150 Merle Fensclln,
William Hnlllette McKelvey.
District No. 15S Fayo U Akerly.
District No. 1S5 William Napoleon
Knott. George W. Flalt, Velma. P.
Baker.
Dlatrlct No. 18 Edith May Halla-
aey.
District No. 144 M area ret Lewis.
E. Dorcaa Hammltt.
Utlirr Exam Hcmilui Glvm
The pupils who passed tho etRhth
trade examinations In ReoRraphy- ami
pholORy. aa anounced by Superin
tendent Moore, are aa fullowa:
District No. 1 Laura Warda Mor
rill. Gladys Hornback, Kmraett Oil
Alta Hornback.
District No. 7 Zelma May Mather.
Barbara, Katherlne Brauner, Hodvrln
McCornack. John O. Orelner.
District No. 13. Mary Katakoff,
Fiona U Quaif. Elwood Ulea
District No. 15 Dale A. BurRea.
Dlatrlct No. 17 Norma Marl Fer
al! eson.
Dlatrlct No. IS Norman K.imr
Iouk. Arthur Potter. Ines Neet, F
ther Ixiuise Lynch. Frank U Ixmi-
bard. Edith Horninc, Jeannette Mil
lard Meyers, On eta June Fern Smith.
Mildred Louise Jacobson. Fremont .
Torbet. Klleen Allum. Helen Brattaln.
Pearl E. Cyr. Freeman Hill, MarRaret
Stella, - Sankey, -. Kate lone . h nodes.
Dortha Wartha Bailer, ank Bain
hrldRe. Carl Henry McKlnnla, Ronald
Wycoff. Clara Maxlne SnodRTasa, Or
mel Hed.llnr. 4orothy Corboff. David
Herbert Helmar, Ward Collier. Clem
ence DeLila Swindall, Jamea Iwla
Helmer, Annette WUIlanrt. RiMiben
Keener Wllliama, Lorraine Buley.
Willie Cox. Kenneth Wells MulliRan.
Alvln Gerald FeRles, Jewel Roden.
Zola Clesta Smith, Herbert E. Smith.
tiladva ' Krelyn - ThomDaon. .Jobn
Bench.
District No. 11 Janie Bernlce
Thurman. Lee Steeara. In physlolocy.
District No. 18 Vera Thorn.
District Vo. 40 "O. F. GreRR. Mild
red Loulao Robinett, Madffi Mae
Pryor, Helen, Jnne . McGee. Esther
Hubbard, MarRaret Isabel Land. Les
ter E. Taylor, Mary Miller, Leanord
Wayne McCue, Donald Mclean, Fran
ela Gilbert Everson, J. I-eonard Fer
Ruson, Thelma Juanlta Sly, Stella T.
MAaranen.
Dlatrlct No. 43 Lola Kerns, Wen
dell Calhoun,
District No. it Melvln O. Oustaf-
son, Wanda Loughary, Ella May Me-Grnder.
District No. 45 Floyd H. Bennett.
Sophia M. Booker, in physiology. El.
ba Louise Hamrick. John Lawrence
SkilllnR. Claude O. DeVere, Jr., Ed-
car Hutchinson.
District No. S2 Reba . Helena
Brordon. . "r
Dlatrlct No. 54 Mriea Taylor, i
District No. 55 Alvle Bell. ?
Dlatrlct No. S3 June.. HacJc v)'
Dlatrlct No. 65 Wlllla Morris, Er
Tin Fountain. Ellen Mundell.
District No. 59 Edward Ellsworth
Phillips, Walter R. Kaplng, Frederick
A. Aaated, Keith Mitchell.
District No. 70 Rachel L. Crab
tree, Chesta W. Haydan, Leatha
Chase. '
District No. 71 Chester Olmsteod.
District No. 74 Elsie Adeline Phil-
lips. In physiology, Vida Winfrey,
Vina Winfrey.
District No. 79 Edna Lavell Irish,
Freada Lucille Jones, Pauline M. Vol
gamore, Ira Weight, Walter O. Rog
ers, Bernlece Spinney, Florence R.
Spicer, Darwin A. Nell, Iwell Gar
rison Logan. Beulah M. Wfltsey, Isa
bella F. Irish.
District No. 91 Harry Montelth.
District No. 97 Vernon M. Hopps,
Ronald E. Hatch, James w. Roes,
man.
District No. 91 Howard McBeth,
Taaao Taylor, Ralph McBeth, Elmer
Hwaggart, Lloyd Kindt.
District No. 100 Hugh McDonald,
Harold Vaughn,
District No. 109 Wayne W. Wil
kinson, Almon A. Wheeler.
District No. 112 Edna L. Taylor,
Mama L. Stelnhauer.
District No. 118 Helen Maxlne
Rtaudacher, Elizabeth Annett Parker,
Harold Wllhelm, Llbble Duncan.
District No. 119 Sarah Riley.
District No. 124 Dorothy Miller,
Cleal Mackny. ...
District no, z-i,uena wisnom.
District No. 128 Laura. Riley.
District No. 139 Goldle Richer.
Agnes Hennecia Crist, Glow Hockley.
District No. 159 Edna Augusta
Loffelmachnr, Robert M. Orr, Mike
Pakulak, Gladys Ellen Hanshew, Pete
Pakulak, Ralph Miller, Vera Mae
Orr. Omer William Hunt, Golds Lu-
clnda Knnshew, Emit B. Stroma, Reta
Marin Campbell,
District No, 180 Ralph Ilaugnnn.
Gertrude Hnugnnn, Willie Movers.
District No. 74 Martha Mny Colo.
District No. 144 Hcott Parsons.
District No. 122 Gladys Gillespie,
Lloyd Luthor Carpenter.
District No. 27 (.10 vis Buchanan.
Cedrlo Moffett.
GEOLOGISTS WF ON TRIP
I iKi.D tiu r
riumiNKs to
OK INT Kit MKT
t.cohgrtv l-rtttnlitiw Xivr ArtlUntuI lt
Ito KtmlhM Trip to Orwm
Cnvra One of 1)Ivtk1mm
Th n.lvnnc tcunr.1 of uitlvomlty
HWloKy x(uilnu who nro to tukn ur
in Ihw UiMHiitHi ih'ht Ntiuiy ii r tin nrtvi
In tho viotnUy of Aitlilniul hnvn Wt
for Hoiithrrn Divkou to tutnlillHlt tht
KtHrloiry Hummer isunu on tlrlfftn
vitMk, lM'twfn AHttlund mul MrtlforJ.
lr, Karl 1'i.rktttM. IhmhI of th i,tmrt
m put of tttloity nt (ht uiUwmliy mul
1iaiIip of thw rxptnlttloi. Into Hit ton
nkttfirouit country, iutM to b& one of
nuMt fertile tit Ih utttto for thi ntmly
of rhttt(urlc llf. lofl for .Mrtlfonl
ywtcrtinv Mfttfrnoon. Mrnlforl will be
thi liMulmmrtcm nntl nouro of milt
lil.tNi for tho KHiloirtMtm 1tirlnir their
stny of t hr work In Ot no ut hern
Minion of th ntntiv
AHHjnlin to Dr. ltirkiml, tin fiUt
trli this untiuvr will out of th
nivMt Itnirortunt hvhl untlr ih tltrwo
tion of ih HiKny .lnutrlntfnt of lh
univpntUy fur in stny y.in ulnoo noolo
itintM from oihr unlvrt-itlt nntl ont
K-ruiiuut.m In tht dt(mrtinf ni will n
aint In ti Htiiily of th qunilrttimlt, A
Yule irrtuluuU), w!iok nunii Ur. I'ut-k-
Mtxl otuld not ,rtonH ytHtvrluy whfii
tfWffiuir lor th aooth. htui ttuirmph
ml from t'ortluittj that h will Join th
pnrty. Another cintlKt who U to
tnk pnrt In the fleKl ex petition In J.
H. Jo nte. a fucully member of the
Oolleire of the liu'lfl Knn Jo, I'ttl.
The univernity icooloictiit who will
map ami vxttlore the tireu rich In fo-
sil format ion are Olenn Wnlkley.
tleorire HlK, lun Cumpbetl, Wurren
Inklater. Thll Uromtn ami tinwuhl
Jenaen. HroiPtn, JournalUnt ntutleiti
:it Ihe unlventlty, will obtain inaterlnl
for tt nmirttlne urtlole while In South
ern Oreiron with the neologi-nit. it In
proiMible that other will Join the
pnrty by Monday.
The locality to bo it u tiled thin iiim.
mr uffortlt. n wide raiiKV of iceoloK't
lorniatlom ranylnt; In K from the
PaltHMolo to the Recent ami has many
problem yet to be nolved. Accordlnir
to Dr. Packard, tho urea to be ex
plored in one of tho moit fertile In
Orvgun In foasll remain of ancient
life. Tho fitmou "49 mine." near
A'hland. will bo accessible to ntudenta
Interested In tho economic phase of
yooloir. Hr. Packard ho pen to take
the otudonta on a three-day trip to
the Oreiron cave to oludy tho natural
feature nnd tho work of undent-round
Water which has carved oubterranean
cavern In tho crotaceoua formation.
Inn an'lio tor Ut imbllo.' AVhnlovr
tlio ctuiibinatioik or ut'mitirviiieul In a do
If It bo abort of tho Him I hern Pacific
rotalnlnir the llttea lu Ita otntfl Don
trol. What la (rue or into lino l
Miunlly true of the local bmilneM gen
ernlly. The. communUle erved will
hao to look to two compnnlo
their aervlca Whttra now r hold One
reapontttble,
ltillo WtwM llo Umt
' . What can tha pnldlc btmlnaaii
it Mln by ouch a uhanRvf KTorywIiora
frum Portland to Han rrnndnco, Kan
KrnnclntHi to Iam Anrelea, Ia Anireli
tu Yuma nnd beyond, the mbllc ako
what con I hey ptMatbly ti1
'Tho nntiwer um more la: Tho
publlo of oroKoti hua noihlnic lo irnln
by break line up tHeaa mtpertlea mid
Mtnnda only to Iom hy tho com pi Ion
tloitt that follow, .
'"Tho fenrt of mir 1'nlon Pacific
frtendo do not Juattfy vUltlnn tho pen
alt lea of that tHkt upon u who Imv
done not hah lo Ueaervo them,' 4
STATUE TO BE EXHIBITED
o,J
FAlltBANKS -IDAHO DOt OltlkY"
OX DISPUW MONDAY
IVtifilr of Kuffcuc to Hare I ami (iianct?
to SiHT Heroic Pljnirci llofuro It
In Sent Kant
feu Rene nooplo will have their laat
chance Monday to e tho otiftlnal
cant of tho "Idaho liouchboy," the
statUa which Avard Kalrbunk. head
of tho department of sculpture at tho
I'nlverslty of )rec;on. hu made for
tha stato of Idaho. Tho statue, of
heroic siio, will bo the center of an
exhibition by the department of sculp
ture at the university in tho fine arts
building; (formerly tho woman's sym-
naaium), all day Monday, from 9 A.
M. The exhibit will bo open also In
tho owning. . Immediately aft r ward
tho nlaster cant will bo sent to bo
done Into brome ns tho permanent
memorial or .tin no a soldier in the
world war. It will bo set up at Boise,
tho state capital, and smaller models
will ba ifent to the several county
seats. A small model wilt ba kept
nere.
Additional Interest will ba lent to
tho exhibit by tho fact that It will be
vieweu oy ur. a. i. Up nam, president
of Idaho's state university, who will
bo here to Kiva the commencement
add res Monday. Tea will bo served
In the fine arts bulldtna; durlns; tho
afternoon Everyone In Eugene who
la Interested In art or sculpture or
wouia iiko 10 soo tne statue, is cor
dially Invited, Mr. Fairbanks work
has received great praise from art
critics. The douichboy Is reuresented
tin-hat, logfflntr And all. Just aa ho
might have stepped over the top to re-
pei a cnarge.
Besides "The Doughboy." other bid
of statuary, tho work of Mr. Fair.
banks, and of his puplts, will be
snown.
At City ' Auto Camp
Talcs) of TYinstt Wtto Tour
HIGHWAY TO BE EXTENDED
ADDITIONAL THI I UK MIXES TO BE
BLILT TOWARD IXHA.K
An additional throe and a half
miies ox the bugeno-lorane highway,
known the uiliesple corner sec
tion, will be oullt by tno county tnls
Bummer wun oona money, according
to ajtnouncemeni of th members of
mo courx yesieruay.
Bids for uio auuitlonal construction
are now being aavertised lor in the
tuorning Register.
'itns section wnl bo an extension of
tho tnreo nines being ouiu by jan
AicNuit of this city, who lias about
half of hi contract fin tithed.
'Ihe additional three iniiea will take
.ie iww roau ctoso to ixtrune.
OREGON IH LOKEIt IN
LttullOl.SG OF LI.NE8
(Continued from Faga One)
A Hlgla-r Teat
Well. Jim. now that you are mar.
rled, I suppose your wife expect you
to Iiv4 up to your Ideals."
no uo to, ner. id!!,1' juootoa
Transcript.
by some plan the 191 mil gup in Cali
fornia do l ween Houthurn i'urtrin in
aiiiornia ana Southern Pacific In
Oregon nilgnt be bridned undor Joint
.Bui,- vi uuuruuun. inis murviv nub
stitutcs souio uncertain nghi ot own-
ersnip lor- ulrcct ownorHiiip. it Is u
uunitwion mat trouBiueomu dual nub.
suiuivH wouid Jiuvoto be attempted
to laku tne piace of thui slngio own
orshlp and responsibility to wnich the
iuwiiu wro accusiomsu. -
uiYuica iiiu-rtjst iiotrlmvntanl
t.vory b hi liner know whut It
nicuiirj 10 aeui Wltn two ctirrliTM nn
uny given question of service coin-
prou wun aeuiing with ono cnirier
other conditions euun.1. As a buHiness
nut-'Silon. everyone know that when
the business on and ovur ti iriv.n m.ru
" riiiirufiu in spin net ween two car
ners, neitner hu in It the direct In
terest of one carrUT oiiomtlno' tho
snmo piece of track. Further, a di
vided Intercut demands employe who
must be neutral nnd offend nnithnr
mie rem, nut ttie . public does not like
noutrnllty In ; mi cut Ions 6f aervlch. it
profurrlnk nctivlty nnd onorgy as
jniiu lu ni iiuniic i merest,
"7 Heyond this, uny railroad mnn
knows, and most business men, that
It Is not a practical thing to kIva an
other compnny tho main lines from
Oregon-California stntu boundary to
Hosevlllo Junction In California vln
Chlco. and from Hacrnmento through
Htocklon to Fresno nnd Ooshen, 4K9
miles, without Interfering with the
present service. It means tho service
of over nearly 600 miles must then bo
given by two companies Instead of by
one a now, .It I useless to suggost
that this would V an Improvement In
A com pt Ha covering of mosquito
netting la the only protection used by
J. T. Anderson, H. I. Htephonsoii, and
their wive -against the element, nnd
the mosiiultoa, 4 Thay hall from Cvn
trullu. Wash., whom Mr. Antiunion Is
connected with tho public scliools. llo
was particularly, tmpressd with Hu
ge lie's educullotml faollllles, and has
gleaned several Ideas In that lino
which he1 expects to put Into pructlc
next year nt Centralis.
John Orey and fumlly and Iexter
Oray, left Kvorett, WoaskM' a few days
ago, nnd Intend lo spend two year
on tho road. "Wo crave comfort,
though.' said Doxtar, and then proud
ly shu wed their cam pi tig outfit. A
trailer, which opens up Into a room
with a floor carries part of their
equipment, while tho rest Is stowed In
tho back of their truck. Along with
many necessities they carry a phono
gruh, two dog and tfc cat.
.- o .
Mr, a It. Williams and baby cam
down from' Vancouver, H. d yester
day to Join her husband at tho camp
ground. Mr. William, who Is culled
"Doo" because of his hsndliior- with
bandage for minor Injuries, ha been
hero for so vera l weeks, and sny now
that "ho hats to leave this . placo
where everybody seems so happy." Ho
Intends to stay her Just a long as ho
can. -
' A,, ..
A. 8. Thacker 1 hero from Contra
il. Wash., with his wife nd two son.
Today they will look over tho univer
sity and then next fall the boys want
to como bek from Texas, which Is
their destination, and enroll h-
OS
M. J. Hulllvan. and family, are here,
from Hutlo. Mont., and report busi
ness booming there now. Of fours,'
ho added, "w don't 'protend to, be
nearly no prosperous as the people In
this valley seem to bo." They are
bound for California.
.
F.lba Bhew maker nnd J. fl, Over
holtar have leased their farms near
Grand River. Iowa, and are spending
a tow months vlslilnsi friend along
tho coasL AH hooch they nro not nc
nualnted around haro, both any that
the people som so friendly lUit fhy
want to spend several days Juet look
ing around. They will remain over
Hiinrtft. am) then stop longer on the
return jrln. , '
Although Mrs. KtohMi hns bon
bothered a bit with rhoumstlsn. In hr
-larrtt nrm, who nnd Mry Ketehn. h-iv
hid a glorious time s' nee .they left
Meat tie. They will relum soma time
In September.,- , . 3 , ; ,
harold f. Mccormick
UNDER SURGEON'S KNIFE
MYOTFJIY VKll XATI-HK OV Alt-
- MENT OP HAKVKJSyFJt MAS
i , i i'
Operation. IVrTisnnn! try Dr. l,rTln.
susa?, Itrputd Suraroa and Author
ity tu. Animal Gtand smitafrrnm
. CHIOAGO. Juno lr.-Myatery to-
nliht veiled the exact nature ot an
operation performed on Harlpd r.
McCormlok. chairman of the eaecu
tlve oommlttse of the International
Hnrveater company, the nowa of
which did not become publlo today.
At Jhe Wesley Memorial hospital
It was at first denied that Mr. Mccor
mick waa a patient there, althoush
later admitted he occupied an entire
wins- which, had been walled off from
the rest' ot the Institution to Insure
orlvacri S
The operation waa performed by
Dr. Victor D. Leapt n a, ' widely
known surgeon, who figured some time
ago In a controversy with Dr. voron-
off ot Paris on the proper manner of
transferrins; animal elands to hu
mans, a branch of iintory In which
he waa said to be woll versed. After
having fceon questioned nt length by
neswpaper men regarding the opera
tion on Mr. McC'ormlck, Dr. Lespln-
asee Issued the following statement
' Patient at Wodor Hospital
"Harold K. McCormlck la a patient
In the Wesley Momorlal hospital un
der my core. Ho lias been In the nos
pltal aonie time and hoa undergone a
minor ooeratlon. lie waa nere pnn
cloally for rest, both mental and
nhvslcsl." ' . .
Dr. Losplnasae, member of tho
hospital staff and the,., McCormlck
family refused to discus widely pub
llshed statements that Mr. McCormlck
had beon the subject of a transplan
tation ot gland, with .Ilia object of
obtaining nn extension '. of hi years
of youth-. J-ate toduy Mr. MoeormloK
waa visited by hi dot dhdghter,'
Men, Here is Positively the
Best Sale in .
i
UlUJOJUitl H.J.I 1 .. "wajajyjB'
son
That You Can Buy in Eugene
Quality - Style - Service.!
In Pure All-Wool Worsted
Suits Browns, Grays and
Navy Blue Serges " " ;i
Others $25, 927.50, $29.50
Take Advantage of
This June Clearance
. ' Sale j
Being out of the high-rent! ,
district, we are giving you
value unexcelled anywhere.' '
Hub Clothing and Shoe Store
97 West Eighth, Cor. Olive ' F. C. PURSLEY, Mgr.
"SnrpatMs Anything lfU Kfad"
Says famous, banelmaiter
I wish-to conpr'rnt'ulatc $o on
the admirable (Cheney . phono-
grapn; results oniamcu oy you
by means o( your inventions
applied to talking machines, and
can truthfuttjc say (hatfthc' fidel
ity with which you have succeed
ed in rcprodiiciiij; the wal qual
ity of musical tones, whether as
applied, to grnujieil- artists, as in
the case gf the Ellofy biind, or to
soloists, . vocal or instrumental,
surpasses anything, of ' iti .kind
that has yet been tailed to; my
attention. ..' ., , :", ','. , ' .
. Yottrs very trtiiy;" , ''
j , CHANGING ELtORY,
i Proprietor Ellory jJand.
, Cheney Phonofraph ,
j EUGENE MUSIC SHOP
I East ttli 'J . PtMri 312
Muriel, and later by hi Younr!
daughter. Mathilda, and Howard Col
by, a close friend of the family.
Patlnnt Iterrttea IU'Mirtm
, Shortly afti-r altllng up In bd Mr.
ilct'onnlck received MttVrral rcport
m. : In answer lo nur.llons he said that
he waa feeling "flnr." but when asked
dlrei'ily regarding Ihe nuliire of ih
operation, he drrlarml:' "Vou might
Inquire at Hi dk." and added Hint
Jie had no slnUcnrnl tu make.
Tr, losplnasae spent most of the
day In dodging repuricra and whon
'found In hla oltlc he first denied hla
Identity and them refused to discuss
Ihe nature of the operation.
t'mpniut Pram Market Oimta
' IIOMKIII IK1, lire.. June 17. The
nm.ua valley prune market oin!
today with buying esreptionally
nravy ror in first day. it was re
ported that antra amounted lo almnat
three million pounds were mnde. The
market opened at a price of nine and
one nnit cents a pound fur top grades,
reducing at the rnte of a quarter cent
n pound lo 46 after which there was
m nnif cent drop. This Iiguro changed
on Inter antes la IK cents . for lops
ann n straight h cent drop through
out. This Is considered a very fine
price.
Ixjt4.nl lied for Client
Attorneys In making nn appeal 14
a Jury In behalf of a client frequently
make assert lun which elte rise in
laughter. There I hardly a Jury -trial
that doe not offer sume such mirth.
Itecently tri one of the Indianapolis
superior rmirta Ihe Introduction or
evidence had been i;oiujtnted and one
of the ettorneya In the case amee to
address tha Jurors, IJo spoke m this
maimer: "Gentlemen of the Jury, the
poalilon of my ollent In this rase la
Identical with the prearh.r who was
walking alune en a rountry ro.4 om
day when lie met a grrat big srllllr
bear " At this Kilnl the Judge of U
court luiued and frhlsperl lo s r
lander: "It Inuk Ilk. his cll.nl H '
going to le torn lo plecs."
"The eni timt nt.n do lire, slur
Diem ' .. end. hai la more, th.lr h)n
have lo pity con.id.rabl. Inhrilaac
Innt-s mi It l.lle.
Quick
Ada.
results It.guttr Claaaflel
Fnmt Patrol Tax I .aw l'4u-ld
SAI.KM. . lire.. June 17. Holdln
that the Oregon forest patrol tax law
Is constitutional. Attorney lenntl
Van Winkle hna wrlttsn an opinion
for mate Forester P. A. KlllotL ad
vising that tha case In which Judge
J. W. Hamilton of Itnseburg held II
Unconstitutional
tiprema court.
ba appealed to the
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t $5.90 Every Day
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fare arc good for return
October 31, week-end tfck-'
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