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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE M, 1M1
TODAY
LAST TIMEs
"The Topic of the Town"
Marshall Neilan's
production
NO ONE BLAMED FOR DEHTH
OF BRASFIELD SAYS JURY
Inquest Hold Over Man Killed
, at Springfield
TH0MPS0NJ.0T BADLY HURT
Ttilnl UnviHU t Auinmobtln till by
lawKtnx Train ft.wMa br
' Jtinitliur on Flat IVr
W. II. Ura.ftcM. who VM killed In
a collision between a (lut car of it
logging train and mi automobile nt
the Kifth street craning of lh 8. 1,
at SprltiKticl.t shortly arter 3 o'clock
yi-eti-t-day morning, i-um to hi death
lhroii):ti no fault of anyone, accord
ing to the verUK:t of ihe coroner's Jury
' - - with
Richard Dtx - Clair Windsor
and an all-Xeilan cast
Ask your riends. then hurry
down for today is positively
the last !
Charles W. Hawley
in concert
a "Polonaise" Chopin
b "Meditation" Massenet
-'Madame Sherry"
On Our Super-Wuriitser
Lemon-O Quartet
in musical prolog
'
Rex Review and Topics
all her I
IHartSxR
I K Man
THIS LABEL
A small thing to look for
A big thing to find.
WADE BROS.
which hold an itMtUMtl at Hiirlniffield
yestemay auernoot,.
Aeeordlne? to the teatlmony of It.
It. Thompson, ot Crvawell, who wan
on or In otvupatit or tin autonto
ttlt which was strurk hy th (rain
but who was not seriously Injured, It
waa drlvihir th vnr from the Mouth
Kelly mill wIkw th inxn had Just
laid orr th night shift nml were on
the way home, having quit work nt S
o'clock. Thompson tosllfied thnt i
hi nutouiohll rearhed th private
crtutniiiK nt the end of Klfth street h
suddenly wtw th strlmr of flttt car
IwcklhK toward them. Had h stop
ped it is ear it wo nut have ticit struvk
nnd ltd endeavored to speed ui hut It
waa too late. The flut car struck th
automobile rlitht hark or th front
wheel.
' O. U. Stnllh. who waa rid In ntt the
run ulna hoard of the nototuohlle. In
some rnn nncr Jumped to the top of the
fiitt car mil wnii mtesuoneii ite
jrlnred thnt he did not know how he
did it.
Tho testimony nt th Inquest
showed thnt the antomohlle wa
tlrnsTKl firt or 70 ftt nml when th
train finally stoppM th wreck
wts round nnrtth th mr nnd
ThniMiiitin mnA ttt-ry flM vmrn it littlest
(to th irronnd. It wm ncutry to
jrnl th flat rr with Jnrka In onlr
ffrt rxtrlrnt th two mn. It wn
i thought thnt both wr dntl but when
ith Cl wm UfttM Thnmiwon crwll
;not. HmflM wn found lnd with
. hU nHk- hrokn nnd hl hd rruihd
tniwfUM wit nird Hn ynr Itml
t xvrt.i Mo-inirfltld. Itln "
. Thnoiuion lvn t "".
JHh n Wt HpHn-rfM
Th.M--n btiw nnd ni'ii',d
b' tui rnounel to t
Mv-t Th Inrvlnc trn'n wn
"it.'h'f In th yard it nt th tint of
jth accident.
JOB PRINTING
OVU V. S. NATIONAL BANK
atvitt, QnUty. Fair Price od m
Bqmmtn Deal kfp na busy.
Valucy Minting Co.
Watch U. Grow
lfcpt4 ,
BEAUT If UL ;- DLAMOXDS
convey a- beautiful senti
ment -4tJKntiment that no
other stone can possibly
give. .The diamonds at this
store are as faultless and
pure as the Jove thev renre-
ent - We jnvite your care-
xtu inspection.
ir IS ES -I
A Community
Leader
The banks are centers
about which revolve most
of the constructive com
munity projects. They are
leaders in supplying cap
ital necessary for new in
dustries. During the years since
this bank was established
it has helped provide the
means.for developing
Lane County in its agri
culture and industry, and
will continue to do so. .
"39 Yaara of Helpful
SctncOaT
, FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
of Eugene
since
lees
First
Showings
Today
CASTLE
"Cmie Cooled for Comfort"
Today
Thursday
Only "
"TWIN BEDS" TURNED TURTLE!
"THE GIRL IX THE TAXI" LEFT IN THE DUST
- by the new hilarity of this famous comedy duo
s(w The Castle presents Jr&i
Sh! Shi
Shterrible
Sbcandal
By
Request i
No Tears!
An ocean of fun for everyone except Jimmy whose quest
was to scatter sunshine, but whose harvest proved to be
a cloudburst. .
' j Adapted from the breezy stage success,
' . " augmented by a nifty chorus of water
lilies, board walks and clean comedy
"
' ALSO SHOWING TODAY (' A '
' ; -The sixth adventure of
"ROBINSON CRUSOE"
' - '' ' with
HARRY MYERS
CFflTER LIKE RIM REACHED
J. A. IIOLTON AMI WIFK I1IKK
M.NK MII-rN OVEIl SNOW
MllltiraH)lla Couple No Well lMotunM
Wtlh OrvRttii Tliat Ttiojr Will
liucnti Hero
J. A. llolton and wtf. of Minnea
polis, Minn., nr th firm tour lut to
rruci Crater Ink thin yar. A fw
day ago they drov their enr on fur
m thy could ami hlkod over th snow
nine mllea to th rim of th Ink.
Thy took th flint mn II that rnchfd
th kPr of th lottii thlH ynr. Th
snow Wsta nht ft dp undr th
fv of th Iodic but wan not
dp a It win at thta time laat ynr.
air. and Mr, tiolton wr in r.u
en yatrday on a tour of th ronut
and tncf to local at Albany. "V
like Oraon ao much better thttn any
other atat we have viltsl that w
have decided to locate here." anld
Mr. llolton. "My wife doe not like
California nearly aa well a ahe doea
Ore iron and we both think that It hart
been ovr-advrtld, Thla la my
wife's flmt visit to th const but T was
her 10 yenm oro nnd th more I
of Oregon th more I Ilk It."
Mr. and Mrs. llolton visiteu in
Oreiron cave out from Omnia Pans a
rw days and anid mnt iney ar na
fin na the Mammoth caves In Ken
tucky hut not aa lanr.
Mr. Holton woa for a nuniner or
vnr conntd with th Pacific
Pre Publishing association.
HIS USE AGAINST COOS
WAREHOUSE WILL BE BUILT
NEW CONCUETK STRVCTfllK TO
BE KIUXTKO BV FKANK
Conovrt Jjet to R. W. Stoln PYrmlM
TtUtpti um for Two rw
Bunffnlotra
C. 8. Frank ha Ift the contract to
R. W. Bteln for the erection of a one.
aorv warehouse Z4 by 64 fnt In dt-
menalona to be located In the rear of
the Allen drug store on Ninth avenue
enat and to be occupied by thla atore.
Mr. Steln'a bid won ll.tei. The per
mit waa taken out yeaterday and
work will atart at once. The work of
teaTlnlf down the old corrugated Iron
warehoune on the atta waa atarted
yesterday.
Airs. June rata tooa out a permit
yesterday to build a bunzalow at 141
Eleventh avenue enat nt a cost of
11, SOD and a permit waa Issued to ".
U Banter to erect a flvo-ntory bun
galow at i070 Emerald street at a
cost of $2,600. ' '
CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
PHYSICAL EDl'CATIOM AKKOCIA-
, TlOJf MKETS HKHK
The annual convention of the
western district of the American
Physical Education Association la to
open on thn University campua at
8: JO o'clock this morning nnd con
tinue through today and tomorrow.
All the association's sessions, which
will be held In the woman's league
rooms In the woman's building, aro
open to the public.
Amuna the nromincnt spenaerg to
be heard today are lr. James Edward
Rogers, executive secretary ot tne
American Hecreatlonnl association;
J. A. Churchill, state superintendent
of schools, and Mrs. J. K. 11111. ot
Portland, president of the Parent
Teacher association of Oregon.
Dr. Rogers will be heard this even
ing- at In an address on "The Mod
rn Tendencies In Physical Kduca
Hon." Mr. Churchill's toplo will be
"The Place of Physical Education In
Oregon.' -He will speag at o cincg
this afternoon. At 1:30 Mrs. Hill
will discuss "The Importance of PhyB
leal Education from the Standpoint ot
the Parent"
Friday the convention will hold Its
final session at the Oregon Agricul
tural College at Corvallla.
Thla convention will be followed
Frlduy by the annual meeting of the
high school principals and superin
tendents of the state at the university.
Jury Hero Gives Him Full
Amount Sued for
APPEAL , WILL" BE TAKEN
Null luuihvtl Fimr IV Vm of tWrr
100,1)00 Tx Mom? IUfuiHliHl
v by i;ourititriu
Oawuld West, n-itvsrnor of Or
tton, won hla cas ngulitst L'ooa county
her lute yeatvntity afternouit when a
Jury In lh chvuil court rvturued
vtinllct In his fnvor Tor tho full
n mount sued for, nllelted dun na a
t for lobbylttK nt WashliiKton, 1, C
In favor of t)t bill refuitdiua: lo Ootia
county 9490,000 tax money on the
southern iireaiui land itrnnt In 19 U.
Th nmouiu sued for by .Mr. West waa
flV.M.
West claim td tlmt ho had an oral
contract with County Judge Watson
of iooa county, prvivldlnic that h
should ao to Washington and lobby
for thla bill and that the ngreement
waa ratlflcil by Hi county court. Th
eviuimc al th trial allowed that
tlioro wua an agreement between htm
and tho Vu and Ikniglu county
court a, filing' hla cutiuiensnjlion nt
four per cvnt of lha amount of taxes
refunded to ach. Judge Watson and
iomutttaonr I'hllllna of th fuos
county court were afterward recalled
berauae of their imrtlclnatlon In this
agreement with west.
Th Jury returned It verdict In
very short time after It retired to de
liberate yeaterday afternoon. Attor
neys fpr Cooa county stated that the
case will be appealed to the aunrcme
court. The trial waa heard before
JudBO W. II. licit of Dallas.
If Kx-Oovernor West wlua th case
in the en ore mo court he will be able
to collect front ltaugla county
lurgft sum as hla four per cent of th
tax money refunded by tho govern
ment In addition to tho amount h
will recetvo front Coos county.
The ei'govvrnor waa represented
by 1'ey. Hampson and Nelson, of
Portland, nnd ("has A. Hardy, of Ku
gun . and Cooa co u n t y w aa re p re -sentetl
by Go, Keitdnll and Murphy
and Men . Fbihar. district attorney
of that county.
REAL ESTATE IS ACTIVE
FEDERAL MONEY IS WANTED
WE8TKRN UMi WANTS BOND
MONEY MATC'IIKU
' The federal government la asked by
tho Western Lane County Pomona
grange to match all county bond rond
money to be expended In Western
Lane county. At the last meeting1 of
the grange n resolution was adopted
to the effect that as the railroad land
In Western Lane county has been
withdrawn from taxation, having
been turned over to tho government,
thereby reducing the taxable wealth,
and as the proposed bond roads will
pass through the most productive nnd'
undeveloped pnrta of Western Lime,
the forest service and the federal gov
ernment are petitioned to match the
money expended by the county on
such roads.: Th county court Is oskud
to act upon this mnttor nt once.
copies of tne resolutions have been
forwarded to V). J. Adams, secretary
to United States Senator' Htnnfleld,
and to the state's senators and repre
sentatives lt congress,
MANY DK.AI.S ItKlSmTKIt
JKKH n.UI.INI! HUM
Sales) of Kami and ttty Pmnmy
Numerous latnly ItPtxiru
MenibrrM of Force
That there) has been a decided Im
provement In Ilia real estate tiusllivna
lately la the statement of A. J. McKy,
of the Jess Jarllng really firm. Mr.
McKy reports the following salrai
made by him, Mr. Darling and W. r
McKelvey recently:
Twrnty-elght acres from Rudolph
Wolahlfelt . at Pleasant Hill. to
Charles Anderson and wife ot rlprlng-
lieio. -" . ,
From Henry Aui-key, of Eugene, to
Johrt McCubbllta, ot Creawell, ten
acres. . .
Kron Carl tl. .flayer, to Samuel
Cluer, house and two lota In College
Krom John West lo J. A. Anway,
house and lot In Kugene.
Krom A. . Itoyer to Mr. anil Mrs.
Flagg. ot llend, a fine orchard Irart
near Kugene.
Krom Charlea Anderson lo Rudolph
Walahlfelt. an eight-room house and
a half a block of land In Hprtngfleld.
From 1m Hall, a very successful
smnil truck farmer, lo Mr. Patrick, a
successful wheat grower of the Pn-
louse country, one of the beat Zu-ncre
bottom tracts In !,ane county over
north of Springfield on the McKeniie
river.
The store bultdinr at High street
and Thirteenth avenue east, to Mrs.
Margaret M. Harvey.
A twn-ncre tract In College Crest
to Dr. William Dale.
An eight-acre tract on the McKen-
xle river highway from Klmer O.
I'nlne to Dnke Dick.
New bungalow nt Fifth avenue nnd
Illnlr boulevard to Carl Meek. Mr.
Bock Is a recent arrival here anil Is
employed by the Orlffln-Balib Hard
ware company.
A bungalow nt 4SI Twelfth avenue
cast, to K. I. Bastard.
A l-ocre tract In College Crest to
Art Kingman,
A ten-nrre h'ghlv Improved tract
near Springfield from Mr. Voorhees
to J. I). Grimes, who la n recent ar
rival from Pendleton.
A ten-ncro tract In the Tirnne or
chard belt to F. R. Dice, of Eugene.
DELEGATES TO BE NAMED
IiEUION POST WILL KLHCT AT
, MEETING TOMORROW
Four delegates that will represent
Lane county post of the American
Legion ot the annual state convention
ot tne organisation this year will be
eleuted ut a meeting of the legion
nalres tomorrow evening nt the rooms
or the chamber of commorce. The
conclave will be held ut The Unllue
July 27-29 and In addition to the post
representatives the women's auxiliary
of the orgiinlxnllon will send two del
egates to tho meeting.
Plans for the dance to oe hold July
4 at the now armory will ulso bo dis
cussed at the meeting tomorrow. The
dunce will he held In co-operntlon
with tho Veterana of Foreign Wars.
George Love Is heading the legion
committee and M. II. Huntly Is In
charge for the foreign war voterans.
The Summer-New at Low
vt - i a. iv
New Blouses Special $3.95
t'lianniriK' new ovrrblmiiirs in the latent
fashion whim the nrw, fancy weave
t riiolft ics I Dainty,,. circular allium tuxl
cuffs of liurii, cyrlrl etnbi'tiitlt-ri'd, tuM n
inwticuhuly winvmtc toucli. Some nuulcln
,ii:ivt ctilhtrs nnd cuffs nf art linen, cm
bt'llishrd with colorful yarn ciiibroidery. All
have the popuUtfiitdinrt ulreve, while tho
raiiK nf color ds especially attractive
henna, jitdci prrlS'itiklc, pumpkin nml buff.
esassasssssaxeiBssaaess l!Bg.. . .i.ju .j. u ..js. u a,ui.-ji'ini 41. JssssassM-.,- . 1
EX-GOVERNOR WEST WINS ,.
Na.
New Pongee Overblouses $2.65
Particularly appealing are these iluiiity new
lilouncs of fine Toiikco Silk, nml. at tills
low speciul pricinu; they present nil mi
lium I value tiiat women folk will lc tpiick
to appreciate.
The grtuX vn;uc of KiitKham for all suiu
mer wear is cluinninnty met in these
blouses, with their demure collars and nar
row eded vuffs of uiiiKhnin in dainty
clin ks. Short ulrcvei nml silk cord tics nt
neck.
Men's Union Suit. 89c
f-jilnulid summer unitiiM of fine knit white
fi.iton "Koyal Mill math, l'lut lock
rams, closed crotch nnd short sleeves.
Ankle length.
Here in an economy, turn, that warrants
the purchase ot a season's supply. Men's
summer unions, special 89v.
Wednesday Grocery Economies
Kancy Creamery Butter, lb, 3e
LCcouomy Jars, tt., tloz. ....................... $1.35
Kconomy Jar Caps, do. ZSe
51b. can M. J. B. Coffee $1 J5
Harttwara Dapartincal
Sterno Canned Heat ............10e
( nnninif Kacks. fit any boiler 7Se
Kant Miss My Swatter lOe
Our l.owi.f o( these rlrver new ,. ,
lain in an iiiMam j.iM wi" ,. ".a,,'
ularily in urowinu; in ,..,, ,, " , "Clr1 H
""tl-i-'K more smart. Z Z t
nll-nround slimmer wear cmilil ;, iv
Slyl. and Ids . ,. J 1, "T
lo u.lmit of tleseripli,,,,, '
way, you d , , , , nr-
t. behold t lcir Wl,
trimnitiiif. their allurement t.f h!? 12
color I tome, you'll ejliy1Cl,i ,J "ft
m
Boys' Bathing SuiU 65c
This is SOME value for l1V5j H
real. lloiiest-to-Koodness wi,nmi,, ,tti, .
nil sized, rryiilar cul. cvcry.hmA
lor the small pine of f.Sc.
You'll want to pick t.ttr out, 0 couri.
o eve Kot them all hi, ol on t,S
where you can select iiut the one vou want
Colon, navy and wliu-. am hhuk' and i.
' -f.nl.: Sies 2H t J-l.,
CHhrrs priced at 75.- hud $I.2S, . ,
Men's Lisle Uotc 25c
"Buster Brown" Mads
Kinc knit, while lisle and cotton hose, ailk
double spliced heels and loci friturt
that makes for lunger wear. The sort ol
sox that men prefer for all anmml torn
mcr wear, though they arc particularly de
sirable for use with white liKitwenr.
Salts price, the pair, 25c. .
Boston Garters 25c
The. nationally known Hostoii Carters niih
one clasp vrlvrt Krii. lixtra strong wck
bin(f. assorted colors 25c each.
NEW ORDER TO BE FORMED
LA III FX OF ORIKNT TO UK OR-
GANy.K,l II Kit B
A branch of tho nsw order the
ladles of the Orient, the fun branch
of the Rebekahs. will be organised
here soon, according to Mrs. It. A.
Denny, of this city, who has been des
ignated na organiser. It Is expected
that there will be a charter member
ship of ICO nnd. 200, said Mrs. Denny.
-rnis oraer, wnicn corresponds to
the Orientals among the Odd Fellows,
Is strong In the IStist nnd Is gradually
spreading west, Tha unit hero will he
thn first on the const, according to
Mm, Denny.
The charter list Will he taken t
the regular mooting of the Rebekahs
this evening.
TWO FIRES ARE DISCOVERED
TiOyVKOW OS ROMAN NOSE IX)-
CATV SMUPOEg v y7 :, ' ,,
'hU forftst 'lrto'kout on Mt tlomnri
Nose, In (ho Rlualnw nntlonnl fnmat, In
the northwoBtorn part of . Douglaa
county, yesterday re ported to head
quarter of th forvst In Kua-ene that
there Is n nre liurtilnsr In tho Alaea
vulley in Houthern Lincoln county nnd
one In tho tjk croek valley, both
outside th national f ureal nnd In pri
vately owned ttmher. It. H. flhelley.
supervisor of tho forest ant word to
the supervising warden of tha at.
era iJtno County Mr. ratrot asso
ciation.
Tha tiniiirr anfl underbrusit, oven
In th Cfuuft sect ion whern thera la
foe; and mist, la KnttlnaT very dry attain
and with a wind llko that of yesterday,
small flrea aro likely to spread rapidly,
said tiupervlaor Hholley.
DENTISTS TO HOLD CLINIC
FLANS MARK TO ATTKKI) NA
TIONAL MEHrlNO ,
Members of tho Southern Willam
ette Oentul society will hold 'a special
clinic during tho annual convention
of tho nntlonal denial association
that la to bo hold at l Angeles July
17-21. Delegates from practically
ovory dentnl association In tho United
Stales are expected to attend 1ho
yearly business meeting and profes
sional conference nnd preparations
are underway by the focal dentists for
their part of tho program.
It la expected that Dr. W. D. l.eo,
Dr. R. M. Ornvea and Dr. J. I Hemic
will represent the southern Willam
ette group, comprlsod ot Lnno, Linn
and tlenton counties, at tho mealing.
Kollowlng the close of tha conclave
In the smith Dr. O. T. Katener. rep
resenting the Hamsun and Itandolf
Denial association of Toledo, Ohio,
will hold a special clinic In Kiigenc
for tha benefit of the members of the
southern Willamette aoclety.
BEE CULTURE IS SUCCESS
It. It. (HIISON MAHFX HTl'IIV OF
INDUSTRY
It. It. Olbson, who lives 10 miles
west of Kugene near the Klmlra high
way, declares thai tho fruit men who
sponsible for Ihe short crop of tts-
suy Hint the Isck of lieei Is fsnlrij
rics this year sre rtghl. lit "
lands of Iii-i-b on hli nlsce in4
the chrry crop In moi kmlnlas
Ijine county l short h will
full crop this yesr. lis sKrtbe)"
the feci ihst Ih.re were pUniy Ms
on his place to pollenus ! "!;
Mr. tllhson has rosds a "
bees for the past three yel ul I
now one of the best po
ihe suliject In this counij. Hits
made a sui-i-ess of Ihe inSsitnr.
thinks there should lies ll morjj"
in l-ans county ihsn there UaJ
i, -...i.i i. i l,n fru I men, nt
In ihe way of Increased crops
would he able to msko . mam
their honey ss he doca
yj Math M.0S
OtU FaUowa Tamsik
(Main Floor tntrancej . '
Another shipment of Imported Pongee, $1-5 grade, "jjjjj,
Silk Dresses, $22.00 line for (..ti
$25.00 line for
Vacation
Aids
Your vacation will be twice ns enjoyable no
matter where you go,, i( you aro prepared
for cleanliness nnd skin comfort.
Put supply of tha fallawing In your traveUnc kit they will come in handy, tool
A "' ' HAVE YOU :-
Tooth Paste
Shaving Cream
. Razor Blades .
Kodak Supplies
Cold Cream '
Toilet Soap
Talcum Powder
Tooth Brush
Snap Box
Wash Cloth'
Fitnlls
Skin Lotion
Midsummer
6-INCH DUBARRY PATTERN WHITE MIRROR- .at. JTK dtd
9-ROW BRISTLE BRUSH TO MATCH ' Sa4l (HH
8-INCH COM B TO MATCH ALL I 'OR.'....:.. L.45TM f
t'A j Plums 21 7 g ' pSSsp i ForFree PelWe