Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 6

MOHWNC RBCWTKR, KUCENE, ORE,,. SUNDAY, JUNE 18 1932
SIX
AUTOISTS NOTICE!
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Auto Bed and -Tent
IIP
-rv "s. V
VK.WMi. f.'NU ipinkly ami
oompaolly on rmminir hoard.
TKN'T rraohes ground on H
sides, kocpins nut coKI from
underneath,
HACK WALL is contimui
titm of lent top. No rain
can enter (except tent No.
10'. which does not include
lack wall).
Quickest Combination to et 7
op that ha ever been placed
on the market.
THE L- & V. ALTO ft ED solves the problem of sHtiiif a
good night's sleep when out touring- or camping. It can be
erected or folded tip in a very few minutes. When erected
it affords a very comfortable double bed. The frame unfolds
from the runniiig- board, and is made of bard wood, making
a very strong, and at the same Vine, light frame. Hard wood
slats "fastened to heavy canvas, stretched over the frame,
gives the bed a very springy effect.
L. & I AUTO TENTS arc made of Khaki material, and fit
close around the edge of the bed, and reaches the ground on
all sides, shutting out all draft under the bed.
THE LUGGAGE CARRIER is made of waterproof material,
and is large enough to carry quite a few articles besides the
bed and tent. It makes a splendid place to carry bedding, etc.
THE I- & P. MATTRESS One side is covered with a heavy
rubber cloth, which is waterproof and a cold insulator; the
center is a thick filling of soft, fluffy cotton. Rolls into a
eomjKict roll.
PRICE LIST:
No. 10A L. & P. Auto Bed - - $17.50
No. 102 I- & F. Auto Tent, made of Khaki material,
' size 4x7. does not include back wall which in
close the space between car and tent $ 9.00
Xo. 105 L. & P. Auto Tent, same as No. 102, except that ,
it includes the back wall which incloses the space
between the car and tent : $11.50
Xo. 107 L. & P. Auto Tent, same as Xo. 103, except that
it is 7x7 . $13.50
Luggage Carrier $ 5.50
Mattress - $ 8.50
Xo. T-l Combination, consists of Xo. 105 4x7 Tent.
Auto Bed and Waterproof Carrier $33J0
Xo. T-2 Combination, consists of Xo. 107 7x7 Tent, Auto
Bed and Waterproof, Carrier $35.00
IF MADE OF LEATHER OR CANVAS WE MAKE IT!
Liston & Potter Mfg. Co.
64 Eighth Ave. W. Eugene, Oregon Second Floor
Mill SHOWS CLEAN
' BEELS TO EftSTERN TEAMS
Coast Athletes l'ako First Hon
ors at Stagg Field
SPEAROW VAULTS 13 FEET
Onwn Allileto Hh Hunt l.ni'k In
Trial Hill Slimvx KlvelitliMr tip
tan IVtlt ttilli'iro Itlvnla
Boys and Girls
We are giving away prizes see; the description below, then
see them at the stores named .
; FOR GIRLS
Firit Prize
S33.0O Elgin Gold Wrist"
Watch (on display at Skeie's
Jewelry store).
' Second Prize
Beautiful $20.00 Doll (on dis
play at Schaefers Bros.).
FOR BOYS
First Prbte -
$35.00 22 Caliler Repeating.
Winchester Rifle (on display
at R. A. Babb Hardware
Company). ' . (.
Second Prize
$20.00 American Boy Suit
(on display at McMorran &
Washbume's).
Buy the large loaf of
Sally Ann Oread
i KREMMEL 6Y SONS, Baker "
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BAKER-BUTTON
l OH10AHO. Juno IT.- I'l.llfrtrnla.
frvh from vbuory lit tho Kuri, in
tt'tvullriiinto track imi, triumphal
ovr tht flowr of Amor Ira collolnltt
kiuih on StaiiK KhMtl unlit y, winittnii
tht honor hi the mvomt nintiml inter
; ct!Nt;Ult nthUt UKvt with 3S S
'points by mKurtUK in oiht of ih 15
, eVtltl.
! TV liiilivliluul honor of tho tiny
wom to a Onltfornlnn, Johnny Mer
chant, who hiitiit up on of tho mty'a
ntno now rovoiM nml nlotie nvortsl
11 point with vlciorhn In tho hitmiiu'r
throw nml 'hot ami a fourth in (ho
broJ jump.
Hnor wrr itlntrlhutri) from const
to coat. rnnnylvrtn(A Wtntp follow
Inr th ISirlTlo Conut nth1tod with
I polnii fir cotul plrti-'. Notn
IViuitt was thttil with 1 710. whlli
tmnofa, rt'n;rUHl n rnvurlt with
Oultfornln. wan fourth with 14 T-IO
pointK. lown bigral U points
fnr fifth placo, uittl tlrimuil, tlttr imi
ttrely to prfonnrtnooH of I.cortanl
Pntilu. t ho xprlntor, tltM for mxth
plnro wit h Mlchtmn with 10 point.
llHris-tMvn ii ml Mhutltutlppl A. nml
M. tsuh got aovvn pointn, whilv Hvnn
nivunl; wnn vlKhth with nix. All
m'thtr twenty -Mithi of th 84 1ntt
tution.i broke into tho ix-ltit rolumn.
Johnny Mi-rrliont Mur
The coimt nthlotoet .-orfl two flrrttn
hoth wt'ljtht fxnt won by Johnny
Merchant ttrl fur flnt in itio polo
nult, totle itvotul phiro hi tho iU:.r
ter, hro.iil Jump nml JuwUn; aiuu'XiM
rvvfrnl iittm,ilunooiia pointM. Mir
chant tmtlvUUml rvror! wnn fnlrly
fmuftiml by tho hrlltUnt work of I'uu
1u. of Orlnn1!. woundnl wp vvttmui.
vho vhnttprtti th eolhuint rltmh
loorti in both lh crntury ami th
3;oyonl event, nlthouirh hi acoro
foil short of the Cnhfornltin'a by one
point.
After clipping one-tenth of er
oml from the lOD-ynrtl Oah reconl.
step pine the Olxtnnro in 9 9-10 nte.
omln. ran Hi broke, the 2S0-ynrtl mark
by four-fifth or a Becoml. benhle.1
wlnntnir the race tn il 4-5 aecomta
from fnitt competition.
All the hentn were run In S3 flat,
three seconda faster than laat .year'
rrcfonl.
Merchant broke the hammer recyrl
with a throw of 1(1 feet four Inch,
after wlnnlnr the K-pound ahot with
a heave of 44 feet S Inches. 1-ater
In on exhibition the husky eoaxt latl
.iwunc the Kill 15 fe't ono Inch, bat
the mark rtul not no on recorrt.
Shh hN .Maknt HcnHtl Mile
Tenn atute rontrlbuteU n new cot
leictute record when Shields won tho
mile In 4:30 3-5, cutting three hcc
ondu from the mark held by Itay
Wataon of the Kunaag AkkUs. Later
in , the meet Watson, now running
under the club, ran a special rare,
rare with Jole Itay of the Illinois
Athletic club, beatlmr the Chicago
veteran by Inches In 4:St.
Another 1921 colleirlato champion
was relegated to second place today
when llrooklna of Iwa, tnmud out
!ith of Notre Panto In the final
rtretch of Iho 220-ynrd low hurdle.
In the fa-t timo of 24 V-6 seconds,
three-fifths of a second slower than
the world's record.
Sprarmr Vaults IS Fret
In the pole vault cljrht men still
survived the trials with the bar nt 12
feet, Inst year's winning mark. Mor
ris of California and Lmlowskl of
Michigan finally tied for tho event
at 12 feet Inches. Bpearow of Ore
van, ran into hard luck In his trials,
but just to show the 16,000 spectators
ho could negotiate the hlKht, he
vaulted 13 feet ln an exhibition. In
another trial nt 13 foi-t 0 Inches
Spoarow Jarred tho bar off the sup
ports aftf r he hud safely topped It
at a helKht of ono Inch over the
world's record.
I.egrendre. noted Kostern star, from
Georgetown, jumped 24 feet 3 inches
In the brond jump for a new record.
IJeh, of Notre Dame, added a new
record to the list by hurlins the dis
cus 144 feet 2 Inches, and Hoffman
of Michigan, ended the record smasn
Intf with a throw of 202 fuet 3 inches
In the Javelin event.
Shield of I'onn Stnto won In the
mile. Kathbun of Ames, winner of
the two-mile raco In the Western con
ference meet, pulled abend at the
finltth of the two-mile-today by 60
yards after setting the pace nil the
way. Another man wno snowea nis
hels to all competitors during the
whole race was Cochrane, a long
legged runner from Mississippi A. and
M.t who won the quarter ln 49 7-10.
THE KODAK SHOP ' 1 ' f
Cor. 10th and Willamette Bo 606
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Mail your films to us anil save thq trouble of bringing them ;
to use personally and calling for tliem when finished.
;, AU Work Receive Oar Penonal Attention
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Eugene Auto Wrecking and Parts Co.
NEW GEARS IN STOCK
i WE SAVE YOU MONEY TRY US
; 136 Wet 8th ' . Phone 559
i. . i . Eugenic, Oregon1 -' ' ' "
BARNES IH CLASH
IN MAT MATCH JUNE 23
Wrestlers ' Training for Main
Event Bout Here
fjJeonrn Tarnes, the Kohraska whirl
wind, will meet Ralph Hand, of this
city, in n Rrapplinff bout at tho new
armory Friday evening. Juno 23. This
will he the main event on a curd of
wrestling contents arnintftd by jidnk
Fulton, local promoter. who an
nounces that he Is now ncKOtlntinK
with some of the best mat talent In
Inno county to appear on the pro
gram as preliminaries to the iiames
Hand clash.
Both Hand and Barnes are consid
ered to duns with the best of the mid.
dlewclirht wrestlers that have ap
peared In nny recent bout in tho Btatn.
George Tlfirnes recently won a full
from Ted Thye at Portland and lost
the match only after nn injury, and
tins cstHhllHhed a reputation for clonn
and scientific work on the mat, Rulph
Hand is well known In KiiKene nnd
cities In this vicinity, where he has
appeared and has yet to meet a de
feat, nnd his admirers are predicting
that the mhldlewelKht ehamplonnhlp
or the world Is a pnnntblmy ror him
If he continued his prone n I stride.
Fulton is endeavoring to provide
the best tn the wny of ring nnd mat
matches for tho local funs. Tho par
ticipants In the coming bouts are
workintf out each evening at Kulton s
place on Willamette street, nnd the
public is Invited to noo the tralnhig
work.
NEW MANAGER APPOINTED
WAlT llrtFPMAN TO I.P.AIli KIJ.
C.l-W, KASKIIAI,! TKAM- '
WriH ltorfmiitt han (icon nppolntiMl
cm mtinaKcr or Iho' J'Junorio bimchn!
(nam to nil tlio vaonnny nn IhB rfmult
or tWft ronlRnatlon of Ilorb Wolim wtio
hu been unable to devote utllolent
lliiiv t Ui alialra u( (lie cHili. Hod
man tnk I'lmlTlx nt M nl twitiiy
unit will IiuikIIo ll.o Inimi iliulnit llu
mm lhl nCiwimon l Hniwlnirg.
NottMitl molor ir liil'il with Ku
Hiit fHim ai-Ji 4ioIimI uimlikii llii
tilli to lliff mnh 111 nUlu-iw Hi? cull
ton'. tuUy. ,'
Yii K. v.". WmiuMie Uiwhfn ti'imi
will pliiv nt hmuti tuituy am It t o-
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will to oor to Tlimhi'ii to t! ,
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SEALS SUM OFFERINGS
Seattle . Administers 7 to 3
Defeat to Angels ;
l'Ani-'IC COAST I.KtiVK
W. U 1'C.
Wnmn 41 S .6ii4
San Krani-Ueo ,41 JO ..t
l.o AliM(lr 40 36 .13:1
Portt-tml 3f 34 .0T
Snlt 34 34 .&uo
Hrattls 13 44 .43
Sarrnmento . , I- 43 ,437
Oaktnmi 31 43 .41!
BAN VHANCIHClX Jun 17. Tli
Srnl had Hold day today. tuilllUK
two o( I'ortlund'a iltchra out of cum-
nilmion and wlnnlnic tlio Knnto iv to
4. Man Krnnclaco bailor fon'nl l-ov
trna from Die tnoMlid In tho fourth
InnlnK aftor ho hud lot thorn liuva flvo
ninn 11 nd 11 hllo. Mlddloton, who nun
coodod hhn, eav tliu, tWala flvo runa
unit alx hlia. .
Tho .core: Tj 1.
Portland f 4 0
gnu Krnnrloco 10 I' 3
llnttonoa: Lovoron. Mlddloton and
Piihrtnun: McWovnoy. Ia ami Ag-now.
Nraltta fata Ali-4a la Itnut
I.UH ANOKLKtl. Juna 11. "Tor"
Wmtonll. wan luraoly iwiioinllilo for
HoUlo'a 1 to dofoutrof Loa Anaoloa
hord today. S.altU murl.-d tho aoor-
Imr In Iho third. Tohln Inull'd. tiar-
diner .Inalnl. liue wnlknl. fllllnit
tho baK. wimorxil cloanod thorn wnn
a two-bao drlvo to tho acoro hoard.
Tho Indian, b.iltod lluiihrt nt will.
Tha acoro: K. ti. r;
Ko.ullo 7 !
Lo Anuoloa S I
llMtorlo: Onrdnor nnd Tohln:
llUKhva, Thotnnn nnd Daly.
Ooklnml Win 0rr Suit Tjikn
HALT I.AKK. Juno 17. llnkliind
OTcniH u tho aorloa thla nfiornoon ly
doroallliK Halt lk. II to . Tho
Oaka hammorod aoulA and Thumton
for hlia. many of thorn for oxira
hnWoa. Tho llooa hit Kraoao In npola.
hnt for tho nio"t part th Onklnnd loft
handor wan offootlvo. An olKht InnlnK
rally by tho loeuin roll two runa anon.
Tho acoro: K- K.
Oakland ' f
Hall 1-ake ' ? 1 1, 1
llattorloa: Krniiao and Woollier;
Clould, Thuraton aniMlylor.
rtuitnr l4ind on lull Jnmm
aAi'iiAUEXW.' Juna 17. mil
Jo mo was rmponilbla for lx rinm
before Doylo, who rollovod him. wllh
nnno vnnn tn th MOCOnd. WM nhltt to
retlra tho Udo. In the mcnnwhllo.
Paul Finery wnn nurnne ouooivo
hull. Hncrnmento won th tnmo, I to
a and hrnuaht tha count of the aorloa
up to 3 to 2 In favor of Vernon.
The core: ' K. H. B.
Vernon J J -
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llattorloa: Jnmeii. Doyle nnd Mur
phy j Flttery and Btanaire.
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
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Pet.
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Kew York J '
Detroit I '
Rattorlon: Buah, Bhawkoy, .lonon
and' Hoffman; Oldham, Ehmke nnd
Itaenler.
" Tt. H. K.
ttonton
Cleveland 5 1"
lliilterlea: W. Colllna. Fullerton,
Ruaaoil and Ilimli rTfofo, . Llndney,
Kdwanla and O'Nolll.- t
j " ' .n. II. M.
Waahltmton 1" 0
HI. l,onla 2 10 3
Ilnllerleai Frnnola and (4hnrrlly
Danforth, I'ruett and Hevcrcld.
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Philadelphia .... '. ......... 1 J 3
Chlcnao - Ill
Bntterlea: Monty and Parklna; lloh.
ertnon and Hchalk.
CONCERTS TO BE FEATURED
HIl.MMI'.ll HI'XHION OI' HCIKIOI, III'
MIKIO KI.XSINH JIINH il
Ft rat PuWIo (Jntlirrtnc Win lUi Hold
Tlwt Hay Whtin Hntrre fiiliy
, Will ApTX'Jir tin ITiKrrnni
A. feature o. tho nilthmer' neiiHlon
of Oio iinlvnrally -nchonl r miinln lliln
your will he ttiir t'finenrth Rlvnn by the
memlirH of lli iniielo riinulty. The
find mwomlily of tho naaalon, In he
hold In Vlllard- Hall on -Thurmlny.
June 2i at 11 a m. wlU .bo a contort
PERFECT SUMMER COMFORT IN 'SIvXTON' UNDI-Rwi
Men's Regular
and
Sport Suits
$25 to
$40
' For men who wnnt high quality npparcl at
; rhoderatc prices this store offers you more
for your money than you expert.
' We have some wonderful Sport Suits, nil hand-tailoring, with extra
pair of sport knickers, for $37.50 nnd $40.00.
POLO SHIRTS
in soisi'ttr ncro cluth, silk
liitfl"li lirumU'lutli, kiii
Cce silk. You can't fiiul
lictttr values
$2.75 to 16.00
PENDLETON
. Auto Robes
Puiiilit'ttm ' n n 1 Hraver
Stnto Atiln Kt'bci, l''ii(ri!HP
Mill illitiikrta (tint Vanl
(JimmI. nml n (tw mill
tin milord lilniikru nt a
u;lviuK. .... .
STRAW HATS
Yuii will fun! ,av;n(! j
litiyinir your 'Straw' Iwrc
J3.00 to H50 . s'
White Trousert
rr in plain ami strtjiol
(l.iiiiiiU.
Eugene Woolen Mill Store
857 Willamette Street
C. J. FULTON. Mgr.
Phone 1500
In which tl. tint ftwully will pur
tlcltxitc. Thoro will ttft a.IiHtloiml on
trtnlnmintM by ttm iltrrrvnt hmtriio
torn ittifinir tho numrnvr.
. 0(trici Payuti-r IhipMliin. plnnUt.
will nrt ft director ir l!m rmimnfr
imudanH mtl ihf fnmltv will InrlinU
Mr. Hirkln, Mnto. Kivew Mlrw.
Albrrta I'uitrr nnd Mm, (llffonl Ntinh.
Mr. HupklttM will rondiKt c In In
nrtlitte pinna itnitit(. thnry ntid
ptnno lrliiB'itV. nml will stv i-rlvuto
lnwon In piano. II? han ln nn
Inntrucmr In h tmhiml of mula for
OirtA yrnr nml prr In thnt vtnn n
piiptl of MunKoMnkt tttiil-llnrohl Han
dolph.
Mm. ItoM Mt llrf'W, ttpArlnt'nilnt
Af vocal Inntructlnn. will remain for
Din lummrr otJitfift ktrtnirlnrr tn hr
work. th wdln ftspfirlpnrti (tf hrr K
1ft pen n operntlo rnrorp nml rnnrrt
triumph. Hit nattirnt numlcAt nhtl
Hy nnl aplcndlt votro pittritt on ihf
fonndntlon of yAnm of Intt-nv
trnlnlnit hn Rlvpn hr nulhorliy In
nil thnt prtiilnn tn vnlrn plnft-rnint,
t)vrinpmvnt nml nrtlwtlr1 rymlitlon.
Albnrtn lottir, wlm htin hir-n nw
Uttont Inntnictor to Hir rn!rwoo1.
hntt of tht violin ilispartmitnt will 1p
In chnXKo of violin Inttrurtlntt durlnu
tho mi nun cr nMwlon, MIm Potfr n
nn ncrompllahntl vlullnlt oml twoR-
flic1! mm nn emclont limtritclor.
Mri. (lifdiril Niifh will ho Inntruo
tnr In Ontnn nnd pnhllr nrhmil tnuRlc,
Rh In orffnnlH At tho Ontnil irvbf
tcriun ohurrh nml will rIvo prtvntn
losAoni In orenn an wll tt- pmiduer
Inr claiMfM In publio nrhool mnthoflft.
Tho privlltit" of Iho itchonl of
mimic nr opn to uvcrynno who do
fllron tnil nlnif nlnna ntly muni ml linn.
Ttoiw who Aro lntrtrfl in mtmnir
tudy mny wourn further Infonrtntlon
from Mr. tiopkins.
"Bck lo Pre-War Price"
urr tv'-l
Shooting
Glasses
of tlic riufit Ikiml rilaltlc the sinrtMiian
In Krl (till ciijiiyiuciit Kin il limit
tlillH. '
'I hp t'nliirt'il (flits in tlir Nlylr wo liavr iml imlv uftrn the
.itrim sunlight, but it nln a ili-.tini t uiil ti K'""! mailmiiaii
slti. You'll .niptccialu 1 1 1 i r Ih-Uit if you'll t y a (:ur of llirje
jnt tine trip ami nolf liuiv tin ii ri.il tintnl cla.i ninlirt jn
olijci'l ftlaiul mil in si roii) irlit f m;.iillit it lnii;lil sky. ,
eorwilUAMTTlt X KUOCNK.OME.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST '
Wnntnl
111(1" on 100 to UO rnrda of Aid
irrowth fir or hrnry lnh. hjr oily Y,
M. C, A 10C4 Wllliitniilln. C-I6-S
TlAllnv In Hfirlnlir Clumiinnl,
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. Monday, June 19
nnd i ' ;'
Friday, June 23
Wc will' give nwny a ,
A Handsome
Quill Pen
with each order for clcnn
injf, dyeinif, ptessihp; or
plcntinff.
Marx's
Dyeing ond Ocanina Works
829 Willamette St.
Geo. Barnes in Main
EveHtat Armory
Friday
ricoi'irp llaviicK. Nohrasliii flia
I ed I hy, of, Pui'tlitnrt, three
Unlph I lii'nd!(, CiiUaRt: (iruve I
al the iuifri'iic an.iuiiy I'riiiy
nipion, wno
nun: i-riislii'i'
, Itinr 2od
r, tin-
fall 0t
will wet
main i''"1
l