Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 07, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFor Friday and Saturday "Too coolest spot In towtf gale of 2486 Shirts Shows 1U..'HIV M'AVS NOTKS t KfKiUT Lane County Special) m.ACMt-V. On, July 5. The oolrhrution hold at Trtanglo lake was injovd by a largo crow it with poak Ing I'V t.iiwyir luiint'l, of PottiM'. Pos ter and InmiW, of Miletus followed by a good program, afternoon ttport eonslstod of swimming uiul diving Hint lot? rolling I'onti'Mis and in tin eve ning a dum-i tit Triangle grange bull. pharfoy fcMnyter niotorvd. to Wugoim to sew liiu Utile ilatmUtor, who ia unite ill j 1 to 11 p. m. Today A fTRIQi -Qf GENUINE REX ENTERTAINMENT I Cliavliv falnier. of Atlen, Ore., is ' .1.1.1 l.i- l t A tflltl Mr. tMiil Mm. Swift, of Junction t'ity ar viritimr tlielr dnucliter, Mm. Adnlph ivierwdorf fop a few dayo. Mr. niul Mr. M. tluthurt nnd wre ami Mis Olrt1t llulbiirt won guests M,iinlny evening of th lf. ?ngineers, enjoying the fireworks. The Hoi of Millions- Lane County News iff GEORGE AfN AAJCTPD. Qndadbj ARTHUR, R05SOK . He was faster than lightning but he would not fight Then some one said he had a yellow streak, and started to prove it drama that grips and thrills that flash across the screen in rapid succession light the scene for a lively romance. Patsy Ruth Miller is the girl. R k X C OMEDY ' , featuring AL ST. JOHN in "The Happy Pest" A summer idyl with a bevy -. hand - picked peaches and never an idle moment... WURLITZER SOLO CHARLES W. HAW LEY playing "Swancc Bluebird".-..... (with pictorial words) And .in . musical setting- on our WURLITZER REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J. X. Robin ion t u to U B. Preach lot 4 blk 6 GleoKda (10. Claud. J. Kem et u to Victor R. Kcm We use CALOLFLUSHIMJOIl ZEBOLENE I Modem Crankcasa Clean I log 8ervice helps to keep your engine in prima con dition. Safe thorough COTTCCU . STANDARD OIL COMPANY . (Cfttforaie) ', I Jt et m tract in blk 1 Hazclton' add Cottago Grove S400. W. E. Smilo ct ui to Roy Swenson lot 0 Thnni.n ft. nnn-la a at In t n. . uimonn to Aiiwn r. Whyraao et vir mi um f. oiKwan n ana iuo. IT. M. Hoselton to Lewis M. Hoseltoa et ux lot 8 blk 17 Packard's odd Eugene $10. R.-L. tidwards to Maude Btherl Edward part of lot 6 milt 11 Hentleraon's add 91. II. S. Ilolslogton to Emma M. llorton 8.50 acres tp 15 S II 7 W $200. Int If) hit 9 RtavarC. t-., HnA E. A. Rowley et ux to Otto 8. Sclynldt :r oi UX lO UIIUM 31. Pratt int In lots ia Veneta and 1st add to Edward W. WpIrh to WMlimntia v.it Lumber Co'. 720 acres tp 23 S It 2 W S10. NelHft C. Fnlitnm Ia T. n Pnna vp 1 j - NB 1-4 ol SE 1-4 sec 30 tp 10 S R 4 W ?iboo. ; '!- Auntln Hampton to Eugene toan A flay. Bank tract tp 18 S R 3 W $10. Anthony E. MrfTnrthv ot nv tn r to Iddinas et ux (ot i - Mb m rViiL,.. tint Park $10. Am niul M ljn tn s ir t Junction City $10. ' . . Quick results Register riaMlfl MHHKTY NV'.WS Nt)TKS T.inKRTY. Oro., -Inly 6. Myk T. . CamifitM ttwt rlilldron, l.orn nnd Oora Dane, of Yakhna. anil Mr. Orval Duncan and children. Robert and Juanitn, of Tortiand, nrrived nt tho home of Mr. and Mm. Duff Ittch ardson Inst Wednesday for n visit. Mrs. OamofioM nnd Mm. Duncan ro nieces of Mrs. Kiehnrdnon, Mrs. Duncan and children left Friday for Monroe to visit with rein t Ives. Mr, nnd Mia. Louis Knebol and children, Kathryn. John nnd Krvin, wero shoppintf In Junction City Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fnrra Dyer nnd dnuphterx. Wildn nnd Kathryn. wero Junction City shoppers Tim runny. Mr, and Mrs. N. R. Chrlstensen, Mrs. Nancy Rnnn and Bert Itann. of Junction Citv. called at the Mallette home Thursday evenlnff. They wero accompanied home by Miss Cynthia Mallette. who visited with them couple of dnye nnd attended the shower sriven by Mrs. Chrlstensen and Mrs. Gaines for I-uella Moor head. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Winn transacted business In Junction City Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Maloy were business visitors In Junction City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Richardson visited at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dub;. Richardson Wednesday nnd Thursday. leaving that nfternoon for Ooshen. to visit with nnother brother, John Rich ardson nnd hetn him build his house, after which they expect to leave for California to spend the summer witn their da ti firmer. Sunday visitors nt the home or Mr. and Mrs. Sib Richardson were Mrs. Due; Richardson. Mrs. A. I Campfield and children. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Uns tick and children, and Mr. nnd Mrs. M. C. Davidson nnd children, of Mon roe. Mrs. Dup: Richardson nnd Mrs, A. Iv. Campfield and children visited Sun day afternoon with Mr, nnd Mrs. Fnrra Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. John Flnfr and Chll dren. Merle nnd Jack, nad Mr. nnd Mrs. Merle MIIHorn and little son were picnicking at the Isenschmi.dt talis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brldpes and children visited Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. j. w. wells. Mrs. Arthur Sparks and children visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs. ueorRo HocKma, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Winn nnd Mr. and Mrs. Knoch Nulf motored to Junction City Sunday evening. Miss Rica Coers returned to Port Innd Sunday after a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs.-Iouis Bishop. -Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowen and Mrs. Hull, of Monroe, who spent Tuesday picnicking In the woods called nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kncbel on ineir way nomc. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Winn. Dale and Delbert Winn, Mr. and Mrs. John Winn nnd little daughter, Edna, Mr. nnu airs. is. u. liiicnanan and cnimrcn, I-awrenec, Clovis, Kllen nnd Iridic. Miss Myrtle Smith nnd Mr. and Mrs. Clnud Smith and children, of near Monroe, spent the P'ourth nt Take Creek. Miss Edith Buchnnan spent Ihe day with friends picnicking on the Willamette. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Veatch nnd Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Veatch and fam ily, of Monroe, visited at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. M. C, Gass on the Fourth where they had a picnic dinner near we creeK. Those enjoying a picnic on the Hos tick farm the Fourth were Mr, and Mrs. A. a. Hostlck and ch dren. Es ther. Alma and Herbert; Mr. and Mrs. J. v. urimes and children, Charles, Robert nnd Mnry Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hostick and Mr. and Airs. u. a. farsons. ot Eugene, who came out to tno jiosuck rarm 3ion day evening and returned home Tues day evening. A party from here who enjoyed a trip 10 iMctenzie uriuge and the tisn hatchery Tueftfay were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Walter Howard and children, Geraldinn and Hazel; JiCntnr smith, Mao, John and Walter Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Nets Huit- gren, of Santa Clara. ' m. u. uass has installed a centri fugal. Irrigating system on his place. All Heat and No Ash NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER THIS ATTRAC TIVE AND v EFFICIENT FUEL DELIVERIES CAN BE MADE IMMEDIATELY. Rainier Goal Comb 630 Willamette any Phone 412 For men who are particular and for discriminating women who buy for rnen-n sa e of Men DresT sS without a parallel-diirts whose colors are fost-tailored shirts -alurta made by weSnown exclusive shirt manufacturers. And it's going to be a real sale, as can only be sue cessfully executed by the Peoples Cash Store I A fihir for Everv Taste and Purse $3.00 values in genuine Woven Madras ohirts with sifk stripes, that will hold its luster even after many washings. The assortment con tains the most wonderful lot of wide and nar row stripes seen in months $1.79 Rpcmlar 1 .50 values in heavv fast color per cales, well tailored and full cut. This lot also includes a newly arrived lot of Men's Sport Shirts. The new pencil stripe patterns will ap peal to you 89 c $2.00 values in fine Madras Dress Shirts. Novel patterns sure to please the most fastid ious. Pretty combinations in wide and pencil stripes. This lot also includes soft collar at tached sliirts . $1.29 $2.50 values in good long wearing repps, Rus sian cords, and also in fancy Madras of high quality. Big and roomy cut. A large selection of patterns and sizes to choose from $1.49 Really worth $5.00, but for this special event these pretty pattern heavy Fibre Silk Men's Dress Shirts have been reduced to its lowest price in years and they wash so well $3.49 $6.50 values in washable Baby Broadcloth Pure Silk Shirts for men who enjoy silk shirts during summer. The patterns are just what you would desire. Buy at least one of these for future if not for present use $4.89 WATCH SATURDAY'S PAPERS FOR OUR BIG "AD" Eeopl es Cash Store Eugene-Salem 30 E. 9th A. L. SOLOF, Mgr. Ho has a lnrge crop of potatoes which no will irrigate uiuiib wn umw uroptf. itutia n niimhor from this com munity attended tho celebration at .Imu'tinn t'ltv Tuesday. ii ri i . . II.. .1 ...1 1 nnA ltllln unn A I IR, III 113 l Jill uuu Howard, Jr., are visiting at the home of her aistor, nirs. j-iorucu myiur. Airs. iJiig lucnurunuii iinu I i .. ..fii.l.l fliililrnn vittllitil the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mul letto .Monday. rinv to meet, his brother. Joo Nulf, of wen, ina., 10 uu muni, Nulf, who Is very low. A T .mi In U'nohnl n nil Pfllll Camonzind nave purcnaaeu a new Louis Bishop, who recently wont to uorvaiua, ruiurneu iiuiuu woi OLSIIMAV NEWS NOTES HtoKlRier Lane County Bueclal) CUHliMAN. Ore.. July 6. Win Borinif has rented his ranch on South Slough to Arthur Bernard and moved his luimly hero to rosido during the sum in or and winter. 1'uul Tronunliu and little son went to Eugene, on Wednesday night' train, and returned Friday. Mrsrfieo. uihbn was. -mi Eugene lasx wock-an business. Mr. E'jPt- Waiter .roturned home tended the wedding of her son, Wnync- to Miss Lucille wutKins, Ethan l'ratt returned Tuesday from a few days visit in Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Able and son are Vis iting at North Bend this week. Mr. .uidMrs. iFf)tjik.;. JJnubert and children went to Kugerfo to spend the Fourth. - -. Henrj Conrad nrrlved here Sunday to visit his grandpnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs, J. 1. Whlsman. Sr. Harry Benson returned homo Sun day from a businvtm trip to outside points. Mr. Pew returned Thursday from Corvallis, where he hos been working for the past fow monttis. Mr. Banks, of " 1'ortland, arrived hero Sunday to tnko th'e position of froight agent at tho H. P. depot. He is staving at .the Olbbs home. Mrs. C, Vt. Southwortli returned Sunday front Salem, where shot him been taking medical treatment. Mr. Fred Harrington nnd children went to Indian Crock Monday to visit her pnrents. Clinton Boson returned on Tues day's train from a business trip to Kiitrene. Mrs. Geo. Rnubert and daughter, Eleanor, returned Tuesday from Call- rornhi, where the inner has been at tending Kchonl for tho phst two moifths. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Lynn -Whof-lor. Mr. ami" Mrs. Ernest Howltt nml llltle daughter, and John Bennett, went, to Heedsport Tuesday to spend, the Fourth. Mrs. Bevlnttton. of Jewel, Knmuin, Is spending tho summer here wth her moiner, nirs, ,i, m, fniii. NOTICB OP" flHreilIFP'8 SALH ON EXKCUTION Tfotlrn In hnrfby Rivon thRt by vlrtim of nn e million and ordnr of unlo United out of the Circuit Court ot tbs Htato of Oregon for thn County of Lnne, on tho ltd Any of July, 1022. In nn net Inn whnroTn on th Int rtny lif Tuly, lf22, In tho attnve nntltlflil court, ;iyuo n. jonnston, piatntirr, ronovercn juuk mont ngnhmt ttm dofendanto, Itny U. Morgnn nnd Pleila P., Morann,., for tho nutn of $1017.00, with intrroflt thorpon nt tlio rnto of 8 ior cont'por annum from tho 21st day of Rppionilvr. 1021. and SlRO.On attornrjr'it fcc., nnd th further um of $t7.ftn rou nd dioliurirnn-nK. whtrh Jtidcmrnt wan fti rolkd nnd dni-knlnl tn the nffr nt the Clerk of nali) Court in Hnld munly on the 1st rimy of July, nod enlil ent utlon nnd onl- r of Kiiln to mo dlrwtrd lomiiiaiidlfiR m In the nnine of t lie state of On-Run, In nnW l nnll-ify nH Judnritif nt, tnti-nt, attnrney'n fees, cohU nnd dl-durHeniciit. nnd tlin cortu ii nd etpoiiHrs nf nnd upon thin writ to will tho following dt'Hi rltMMl real properly, to-wlt: The nnrthrnit quarter (1-41 of lertton 8d, towrtnhip 15 Mititli raiiRO ft wonI of thn Wil latuetto meridian, In I.nno County, nrcinii, roiKalnlnR IfiO n res ; nil or which tmI prop, rty In aubjwt to two morltanen: one dnled Srptember 25, IHSO. flliil for rtrord Keptem bpr 27. 120. poiii 170. hook 4U of the mort Rafio roenrda of lnc County, Orcjton, pay able to the Traveller Insurance rompaoy In the sum of fortv-two hundred dollnnt. dun November I, lo:m; and one dited Septem ber 2.. 1920. nnd filed for prord Hptember 28. 1020. pone 1m2, book 49 of the mort sko rerordit of bane County, OrCRini, pny ablo to the Commerce Unrtnaso 8rurillB Company in tho piim of $-124. 2u, Said nnlu to bo nubjeet to nuid two imirtffiiKns, Now therefore. In the nnmn or tlin BtnU of Orr-Roii, in rniplluiA with mltl execution nnd order of hhIo mid In order to natlfy said Jii'lKmi-nl. IrtloreHt, nlloniey fecH, ronf.1 and ilhlmrTx-mfttiU nnd the rovl and ei prnwa nf nnd upon thin writ. I will nn frit wnlny, the ftili day of AiHiict. 122, at the hour of one oVIm-k in the afternoon of said day, nt the entithweat front door of tho County Court House in Etiirono. Lane County Oregon, offer for rale and sell for canb, at public aartlnn. Ptihjeet to redemption aa tttlrent of lit dfrrndantH. Itny 11. Moran. Flrda P. Morgan and It. K. Iiuilr, or eiihrr r mnj mnt-r (wrxin nr rni of lb fin In nml tn lm . tachrd propurty. pnun 0. KTICKKIJI, Sborlft of bauo County, urgitn. FN. 7-7-fi Itgliter CloaWfled Ada giva rood romilta. HKOIHTIlATinN OF LAND T1TI,B Ilnvey to rtRlr the tltla to the Muthwt quarter of Motion 14 and thn niithat qtinr. ranin 12 t f tha Wlllamrtta Meridian, unknown helra at law. If deceaard, and all wbn It may concern: Take Notion r That on the 7th day nf Juna a Mff 5S7, MItlM shall not A M 'AJn .,,n I'P '""oi Hied by the ld A. 0. Horny In the Circuit Court of hntV'T!ly' tirron- tnr Irll reg J ration of (ho tltlo of ti, und atMy doarribod. inrh "LW?" Pvr on or before tho mr to ib. nr.;;;':.::' .'". r"- name. w MPuunf mi Cltrk of tho Circuit Court ' Frl-6-9-6 1 JOB PRINTING OVf K U. 0. NATIONAL BANK . 8trvlct, Quality, Pair Prlcat anda Square Deal kanp ua buy Valley frinting Co. Hotel McKcnzie . at : , McKemie Bridge GOOD MEALS AND BEDS Two Daily Stage Come up where it's nice and cool A. TARK J. SHAFFER Combined Statement United States National Bank AND Eugene Loan and Savings Bank ' , At Close of Business June 30, VJZ2 TTTC"TTT1.,-. J.'mns and Discounts Federal Kescrvc Ilauk'stoc'k Ilonds and Warrants ... Hank Premises .. " " Other Keal Estate Z Cash and SiKht Exchange -Z'ZZ Total Capita. Stork "Anil. Surplus and 1'rofits .. Circulation ' Deposits " Total $UM,992.35 f,noo.oo SW.528.rrfJ .M,7'J1.9f) 17,411.00 360,610.68 150,000.00 113,752.79 100,000.00 .... 2,088,581.88 $2,452,334.67