Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 8

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MORNING RECISTER, EUGENE,' ORE., SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1921
Don't be enslaved
by a Wringer!
D
ON"T give your ttrensth to a pair of greedy, destructive rubber
rolls! Don t (red clothes through a device whicti ttiucetet
wrinkles into them, and crushes the burtons!
Let us show you the Laun-Dry-Ktte
Way" of washing. Let
us show you how this machine
washes, rinses and blues
in its own tub no ex
tra tubs needed.
Why not save yourself, and save
the clothes too? The Laun-Dry-Etre
makes this possible. It is the
most advanced type of
electrical washing ma
chine on the market. "It
Ajs nf wrinpr aJ
netJt hsiu.
The Laun-Dry-Erte
not only washes your
clothes but wiirlt them
dry for the line. It
cannot injure the dain
tiest pieces, yet h washes
and dot the heaviest
blankets and comforts. ,
years no Laun-Dry-Erte has ever
broken a button or damaged a
fastener. -
J
acnut wnnj
VTj El r chine does t
k J for you a
llgy 'ou to do
Come and see for
yourself how this won
derful wringerlesa ma-
atl the work
and enable
an entire
washing without putting
your hands in the water.
Tit Lm-Dtt-Eui r
In seven
If you can't call, please phone
or write.
SIGWART ELECTRIC CO.
s 933 Willamette Phone 718
"tfttlm mrtmttrUhm'f Umn-Dry-Em' .
electric wa.sl"iin0 machine
Laying A Foundation
Since 1914 Oregon people have ownei! 1onds. Thousands
of Oregon people are confirmed investors. They have
the habit.
The wealth of Oregon is widely distributed. There are
a few large fortunes and a great many small ones, re
sulting in a happy, prosperous, contented people.
Have you gotten your fortune ? If not, why not? Your
neighbor bus his. He has been a persistent saver, and
has the confidence of one who has a permanent income
from his investments. 1
Business is on the upgrade. Employment is available to
all who want work. Now is the time to start your for
tune. Get busy. Deposit a part of each pay check in
this bank. After a few months you will have money
with which to buy a bond.
This bank takes the same pleasure in helping you to
invest that it does in helping you to save.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
The bank of service
EUGENE LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
The bank for savings
jr-vv vj-it' mi.
I'M m Mi mwKt i irjuiA
w
r a tw nwfs -xvw v
A Free Tube
Will Be Given with Every Casing
LIMITED TIME
PRICE LIST
(No extra charge for installing)
Size Fabrics Cords Tubes
30x3 ...$12.30' $2.10
30x314 ..- 14.50 $24.55 (6-pIy) 2.45
32x314 ... 20.10 . 27.25 . 2.80
31x4 22.55 30.50 3.25
32x4 - 25.90 33.75 335
33x4 26.90 ' 34.80 3.50
34x4 27.95 . 35.85 3.70
' AUTOISTS' CAMP EQUIPMENT "
Eugene Gun Store
FINAL STATEMENTS OF
CANDIDATES ARE MADE
Exciting School Eloction Cam
paign Closes
MONDAY ISTOLLING TIME
Mr. IammhI tVmr Out In Fnvor of
Mtiumm tm.tWlliur All t'lillttrvti
to AtU'iul Public KoIuuiIm
Tho no hoot t'trotUm cumtmtKh which
hurt Jut cl.w.t rnitvvd un much
tl In undo it .turlnir ih mutt week or no
its tho rctiu iMittitiry olrciluu. mut It
itf umllcttnl thut both iMiululittvM, Mi.
Kny Loom 1 a ml Iahih I. Itrty, will
poll n Inritu voto Momlny.
Member of thn ivhuol bount nnd
Softool Clvk O. It. Jom nwl yo tor-
tiny thnt ninny voter hnvi citlltnl thorn
up to iwiulro hm to thotr polltuir pUiro
ttnU tu (o tho boumUrtoM of tho IU-
trlotrt, nml thoy iloolnnM thnt thrr
Uhh bwn mor Intoivnt In thin cm
iMiiicn thmi In ftiiy other chuo Uc
tion In many ytvtra.
Vo)IO III (initio Si'lHNJM
Kncft jrtnulc nvhool hus bon uVt-'ir-ttvtl
(in u pollintt plnoo nnd the dU-
trlot nre tvitlfne! km follow:
Thee vol In it ni Comlon ttvhool r
Ulo In thnt acctlon of the city eot of
I'nl vomit turret. ' Pnttemon ttcliool.
nil who ltv In tho thH'tlon ouih of
Ninth nvonue nnl he: ween I'nlvomlty
;ir ( Wlltiuiiette utret't. W'tuhlnKton
ohool. tor nil thote r'Mluir north of
Kloventft RVrnueniul between Mill ami
I.inootn tit reel. Junior hhth chool,
for tlue rettttlnit nouth of Klevenlh
avenue between WHifUueMe nml Jer
Cento n stniit. ulncoln mhool. for
thtto rosMtntr wet of I lnooln street
between Seventh mid Kleventn ve
nue, (e.iry sohool. for thone residing
went of Lincoln at reel north or oev
enih ftvenue.
The poIIk are open from I to 7 P. M
N'o reitintrntlon of votcm la required
and nny IokuI voter who hnit lled In
the district 30 tiny nuiy vote.
M'hotti 3lon.Mtn l-wvortM
Kor the flrt time tho qm'Ation of
the measure coinnelllnr children
the tiute to uttend the public sohooU
hn been uuhllelv tnleoted Into the
campaign. Mr. Ioomi comlne out
viorUit in rnvor or uie meuntire. in
her flnnl atatement before the election
Mm I.ooini s:
It hn been Mid that 1 am not n
troKrelve cMtididuto ami thnt 1 do
not believe In teaohinr art and numlo
In the school. Till 1 an error.
wh orr' thut the board had
eltmtnnte the ponttlona of nrt and
in in Ic superx-lnor. but the aervlcu of
Mr. Ktahwood la teacher In art and
Mr. Nh tin niUHlc teneher In the
hi till school hav been secured. They
are aald to be second to none In Ore
lion In their respective lines. Music
and art will be taught In tho grades by
grade teacher.
"I wish to endorse thd measure ns
fathered by the Hcottth Kite Mason.
compelling alt children In the state
from I to I to attend the public
yrhool. The hope of our nation la
our children. They mut be educated
In the ever proirreaalve puniic wonooi
"The constant stream of lmmlgra
Hon pourlnjE Into the I'nlted State,
to my mind, cannot h bundled In a
better way than through the public
school system. '
Mr. ltT MAKCM MMUWItl
Mr. Kay's final campaign shot was
made yesterday as follows:
"Certain Individual who for some
reason best known to themselves have
oorsutted in Injecting religious hutuo
Into the present campaign for school
director. Thla insidious Influence ho
been spread from house to house by
word of mouth by persons who have
not hesitated to either tell what thev
know to be untrue or what they could
have easily found to be untrue upon
the slightest investigation. Mr.
Leomls. by her statement appearing
this paper, admit that the also wanta
to Inject the matter Into mo campaign.
"I ask you, 51 r. rnreni nn -ins-
payer, what It ha to do witn Mrs.
leomls' qualifications for school di
rector thnt she may approve the ami-
private school bill: t ask you whether
or not thut staioment was not made nt
this time for the urposo of stirring
up religious prejuuiroT
"I am neither Catholic or pro-Cnth-
olfc and there is no occasion ror sucn
an Issue arising In this campaign.
There Is no member of the Catholic
church among the people who naked
me to run for school director, and I
am not a. party to any misunderstand
ing ihat may have occurred between
tho members of the present board.
"Secretary of State Hughes, in dis
cussing this principle at the recent
laying of the cornerstone for the Na-
The Convenient
Way
To carry much cash with
you on a vacation trip is
unwise, while checks and
drafts require an identi
fication sometimes hard
to provide, in strange
towns.
Travelers' Checks, pro
vided by the First Nation
al in convenient denom
inations, solve the prob
lem, ns they require no
identification beyond the
usual signature.
"39 Year of Helpful -Service."
FIRST
NATIONAL. BANK
of Eugene
1 mds -
tloiml (lit pi M mommiul to I loser
WltlltMiia, said!
ItugHtNi la QuottHl
" Thn right of religious liberty.
which has become n lmlut, curt lot
with It mi Inhibition that no one
should seek through politics, to pro
mote the activities of religious or
ganisations, or should Intrude differ
ences of religious faith or pt nolle In
to Htllltcal controversies,
' V ar so fntnlllnr with the con
ception of religious liberty Hint wo are
likely to forgot nt what com. freMloiu
of coiiHolouce has bteu won and also
the danger to which we tiro constantly
eaptwod of n riH'rudi-scvnoo of big
ot ry,
" Tho hardest lesson mankind has
tun I to learn la thnt religious tiulli,
which in held to be most precious.
win not prosper by attempts forcibly
to impose It on outers. Mrong con
victions, especially religious convic
tion , are apt to develop tyrannical
purtHise and no faith is so pure that
!t is never In danger of being made
the Instrument of the niintnkeu son) of
tm who w.uld deny to other tho
right to think they chose.'
'Theodore Roosevelt In his last
public statement an Id:
" There, must be no sagging back
In the fight for Americanism. If an
Immigrant cornea hero, ho shall be
treated on equality with everyone
else, regard U-nh of fts creed or birth
place or origin. This Is predicated upon
it man becoming ever after an Amer
ican ut"l nothing but an American.
There cannot b divided nltoglnnon nt
all. We have room In this country for
but one flas-tho A merit an ftag; we
have room for but one language the
Kugllsh language; Wit.bnve room for
but one oul loyalty and that is loy
alty to the American people.'
"I agree with thene eminent Americans."
BOLD THIEVES TAKE CAR
x i ; w n i k v k i .ur ww i ,r. i x
iutOAi nAvi.Kdir
Ftml Stulc it at M ctlf inl 1 ax t ct I
Stnith of Kuti'ne (Utrgts lrnv's
Cnr SHU Mlssltux
Hoy tlnrdrmvr snlesmwn for lh
fJood past tire gnrnge, is In the county
.fall charged with the theft of a
Chevrolet car yesterday, the property
of H. Heck, llardgrnve waa ar
rested lsrt ntght at 11:30 o'clock bv
iVputy Hheriff (reorce ("roner and
two deputies after Ooner had
searched the barn at llardgrave's
rooming houe on Thirteenth avenue
east and f on n d the dea e rs pis t ea
missing from the car that he used In
his work with the garage and nlsn
found the license plates of the lteck
Car hidden In the building.
When llardgravo returned he was
arrested bv the -county omclals and
when confronted with the evidence
of the plates from the Heck machine
he confeescd and stated that the
stolen car, bearing the dealers plates,
was at a garage 15 miles from Klkton
on tho coast rond and that he has
paid storage charge on It until July
1. The car wilt probably be brought
back to the city today. Ifardgraee
has been employed with the Hood
pant tiro garage for the past four
weeks and states that his home ( at
Augusts. Montana. Thn reaeon that
he gave for taking -the car was that
he needed the money.
A new Chevrolet ear olrned bv V,
If. Heck, ticket clerk-nt the Houthern
Pacific station was stolen as It stood
on F'earl street between Ninth and
Tenth avenues east yesterday aft
noon between l antt 4 o'clock and It
la believed to have been the work of
two young tnensen a few minutes
before trying to steal a car of tbe
same make standing at the corner of
Klghth avenue and Olive streets. One
of these men was seen to enter this
csr, kick the starter and tho other
hurriedly Jumped in but the car
would not start and they both Jumped
out and disappeared around the cor
ner. This was witnessed by a number
of people and a good description of
them was obtained by the onieers.
It la believed thnt tho two men be
can at once to look around rm
another csr and that they took the
Heck machine. Hheriff Htlcknls Im
mediately telephoned to his deputy at
Cottage Grove and JuncMon Ity ask
Inff them to look out for the car but
no worn was received concerning it
ud to late Inst night.' The license
number of this car la 101.649. On tho
rear Is an extra rim with no tire on It.
An old Kord car was found In a
prist i re south of the Lucas place on
the flnencer butte road three miles
south of the city yesterday witn me
license tags tnken off, nnd It was
e:irned Inter by Hheriff Bllckels that
It hud been stolen from the Itoliy
wood Orchard company ot .Motiroru
a week ngo last night.
The car of George Ixvo stolen n
few nlahts ago has not yet been
found. The censn numner or mis
car Is 10,466 and the motor number
4.0IM&3.
June White Sale Offers Manv
XT O 1 J
lew Specials
TABLET TO BE PROTECTED
OWICIAMI TO i:itlCT CANOPY
OVKIl MUMOIUAfy
Pioneer of Orogon Will fin Common.-
(M-nlttl at Viivrllliig of Plan. no nt
McKcnzIo UHritfu Next guiulny
Plans for tho rrortlon of a canopy
to protect tho bromeo mninoriul tablet
t int In to be orectod by me iewis una
Clark chapter of the I laughters of tho
American K evolution are under way
by members of the organisation who
have the co-operation of tho United
Hlatos forest officials, who hnve
agreed to see to tho protection of the
tablet, to Keen tne grass green near
tho boulder, and arrange for the fly
ing of nn American Mug from a staff
over tho memorial at AloKenitle
lirldge. .
Tho bronco plaque hns been com
pleted by the Portland firm, has been
Uiken to McKonzlu Urldgo, and will
bo ready fur the unveiling ceremony
to bo htild next Hunduy. to which an
Invllnllnn is extended to all pioneers
of the atute to be present. As It Is
linpoHHlble to truce ninny of the old
rcKinentn or Oregon tne mem nor nr
tho local J). A. It, hnvo been unable
to send a persrmnl Invitation to each
of them, but have requested the co
operation of the public to soe thut nny
of the pioneers who desire to attend
the event are accommodated.
An extensive program of muslo and
sneaking lias been prepared for tho
afternoon affair, which will alart at
o'clock nnd It w expected that a
largo nttendanco will be presont nt
tho ooreniony honoring tho early
nloneors who flrnt blason tho path
through tho MnKcnxie pans In 1803,
KttKcfici '-CnlluMlon Afftwy
find olulms nnv place. No collna-
tion, no feo, Nothing: to join. No dims
Phone or write w, ti. mowers,
. .. - . 11. I 3-32-tf
Xnsuro with Henry Tronip, 83 W. Olh tf
, Domestics
; Hospital Gauze 8c Yard
An cxccllf nt iimlily pure wliitc ) l,ipititl
limur, full Mi iiu'lirs wiilo, June Snip Ho,
Fine Bleached Mutlin 18c Yard
Suprrior (uality, xoft finish imistin, lino
ovcti weave. A (imlity you Imvo lireu nc
ruslomcd to pay more nunc for. No limit
ns tu iiinntity. June Sale ISc.
10-Yard Bolt. Longcloth $1.50
A reiil nice quality I.ounvluth nt tliU very
special price; .Ui-iiu'li. Itridul ipiality with
a soft cliumui fiiiih. June Sale fl.50.
10-Yard Bolts Nainsook $3.98
Hridal ipiality, extra fine Xainmiok, for
making dainty Iwhy tliinnit, Lingerie,
Kowns, etc. June Sale SJ.W.
36-Inch Longcloth 19c Yard
Nice sofc cliamoit fiuij.li. A (food mmlily
for uiidertliiiiKS, kowim, lingerie nnd baby
Karnicnt.1. June Sale 19c.
Curtain Marquisette 23c Yard
No need to put off Kt-ttint; those new cur
tain you hnve been planning on. Here i
excellent quality Marquisette in cream,
white nnd ecru ; 36-incli. Kine mcli. Kent
curtaining value. June Sale 23c.
Scalloped Bed Spreads $4.98
A fine collection of exclusive pattern uit
nlile for the Ruet room or gift to the
bride; 72x'X) for yA bed i.c ; 8UM full Iwd
sic. t'misnal valups. Select yours catlv.
June Sale $.'..
Lingerie
Princess Slips $1.48
Maimily patterned and attractive IM,
Slip, of o(t. while n,,,,!,,,. ,rri'T"!
'd lace lrli,n,,...l75 v ."fcifj
$1.35 Envelope Chemise Jl.fjg
Maile of a fine tuuimrr wciidit .,. r
finislted with rnd.roidcy
,S7i,,K",,,rck-'fW'tt
Muslin Gowns 73c
Offcriutf women an ecouuuiv thu will t
uiot appreciated. I'ashion.il ( ... , '
Krade of noft mu.lin and daintily t(ln "
- Envelope Chemises 63c
Most timely offered for simunrr WMr
1-rrOi, altractive envelope, (iw ,
nuttlin m either- pink or white. Vum'
will delight ill ch..inK ihr,e p,ar , "
menu at 0,1c. ' k"r"
Coverall Aprons 67c
Nothing i more generally n.rviccuhlc
around the home thuu nn attractive cover
all apron. We offer n splendid cconomy
in these becoming apron. Made id umy
percale with patterns id black, blue and
red on white grounds. Sale Oc.
Men's Night Gowns $1.09
Made of Murdy medium Weight mudin
in collarless, yoke-neck style. Due puck,
et. 1'rarl btittoiiv Swr (i to '. Ju,t
the gown that mru will want fur nun
mer wear nt a special saving price.
Grocery Specials for All Week
Hest Cane Sugar, sack $4-85
Vim 1-ancy I lard Wheat b'lour $2.15
Darigold Milk, tall cans. 10c case... $50
Cienuiuc Hall Mason Jars
1'ints SOcj (piarts. 95cj ', gals.. $1.45
Hardware Department
Canning Hacks 75j
Guaranteed Mouse I'aint, gal $179
Hoiled Unseed Oil .' JJlJtS
Camp Furniture, Acceatoriea
and Dolhing
Prices our moderate way
-2d floor
4 Off on Men'.
Plain White SampU
. Handkerchief!
Value from 5c to SOc
Mil FIRE WILL INCREASE
SIX.CTCNT n.VTK TAKKM KKWJT
IX Kt'dK.NR Tf3iI)AY
I'n rwrnllinut llrlna- Mnilo tn llntullo
Ifc'lutfi. vf I'lmiili1 aiwl IkrnvUIn
for lluuka of TliAru Aim
KimMi(i pntrona of tho iitroal rnll
wny lln of thla city will lurrtr
run thoir fnvurllo vohlcls on a all
cent ItaalN. tho nw rnlo tnkln erfert
ni-xt Tuoikluy mornlnir, and ttia man
menment of tha local ayatem la pr
paring for Ida daluaa of ponnlca that
aro expeutrd to bm handltul at tho
hoad nnd of tho cara and la nlao mak.
In plana for tho complications of
chanao making that aro liable to to
ault In loaa of tlnto on caro oporatcU
by ono man.
Near coin hnldora aro to bo dla
trlliutcd to tho cur oiwratora with a
apwlol bnttory for tha oltil ponnlra
thnt tho Kouthorn Pacific- company
di-clarca will mako tha difference ho
twocn tho operation of tho llm nt a
lona or tho plncinx nf thn eyatom on a
ound flnnnrlal Imala, which will re
act to tho hcncfll of thn city by pro.
vldln a permanent atrcct car ayatem,
which la not poeainio under tho prca-
ent five-cent tariff. A aupply of
booka of car llckata la alao planned
for tho convenience of the palrona uf
the linn, arcordlna to Inforiimllnn aonl
out from tho headquarter of tho aya
tain at Halem.
The new rata will alao take offeel
at Halem Tuomlay and with tha In
cren tho Inat two cltleo on tho !'
ttlfla Catet that have been receiving
city trnnaportntlnn for tho rtvo.rent
rnlo will bo placed In tho odd-penny
cloaa of atroet rallwuy llnea.
Auto ft Klro Ina. O. N. Mcl..'un. tf
fnnl of Ttianka
We wl.h lo thank the many llsl
frletlita and nelahttora who M tt.
eraualy bcatnwe.1 their glfl! of Im
and flnwere on the arave uf ourlotf!
one, Hrnnat H. Kvalta. on each lit
morlnl day during- our aoirnc.
MltH KltNlvHT 8. KVAX&
t'UKA M. KVANK
IIOIKI-I'ltr K. KVANK '.
Tyrone, okliu, Juno M, 111).
HIr redui'tlona on atl auinmar trim
med hnla at Cnrler'a Mllllnory Pit
lore, over Klr.l Nutlonal bank, lit
nnd WlllniiieUe. I-H-I
J
Odd Fellows Temolo
(Main Floor Entrance)
' 36-inch Indian Head Muslin
54-inch Indian Head Muslin
9-4 Sheeting, fine grndc, 60c values
Ninth and 0k
...3Sc
40c
.....We
Farm Bargain
by the Owner
360-acre farm nine miles from Eugene, half mile from
school. Good surfaced county roads on four sides. Oregon
Electric railway station on the place. All in cultivation.
uj638"18 r 8tock an hay- New house, mostly fin
a j i ' room8, Good well and running water on the place.
Adjoining lands selling at $100 to $1 75 per acre, and we
nw er tr8 farm for quick sale at the bargain price of
29 per acre or subdivide into 20 to 40 acre tracts
at $75.00 and up per acre. An ideal proposition for
a syndicate.
J. M.
675 Willamette Street
MOORE
Phone 1036 Today