Morning register., July 14, 1922, Image 5

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MORNING RECISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY. JULY 14, 1022
APPRECIATION
THE AVERAGE PRACTICAL MAN SUC
CUM 1)S TO TUB VALUE OF A FINCHLEY
STREET SUIT. THE ELEMENTS OF
STYLE, PRICE, FABRIC AND CHARACTER
AI'TL Y AND INGENIOUS!. Y COMIIINEU IN
VARIAULY CONVINCE.
FORTY DOLLARS
AND MORE
READY-TOnUT-ON
TAIL O It i: I) AT K A H II I O N
I A It K
CUSTOM FINISH WITHOUT
THH ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-ON
Qrem Fterdll 6.
XhM of Eug nVt boat tor"
"M l wild inlailve In 'otlntr f Irovo. tl X.mioiii mjiiioj V"t 'r.n ur ,MI0
llti In aei'niu-imh.ud l,v him wire, unit I'nHllo lilKliwuy neur t.Vjiitfn tlrovi-.
.Mindly, Mr, lliikiM' Iiiim a. rnimli iu.nr
I low iiihI will minnm hero milll the
full. I
I iilvn-diy .lr ljimt for lilnlm
I'Ulllllllf TlllllpklllH, lllllVUINlly HtUduilt,
left yiiHH-nluy uvenhiK for Caldwell.
Idaho, WllMli) alio Will HpUIKl the Hlllll-
iimr with her pnronia whu llvo in 1 tint
city.
Nuimih to 'I nk r OuIIiik V. f. Hwrui
I'K'tii hiMiil (Holier, m onipunli-.l uy
Mm win, will hwmi i.ii 'off In ml mill
HmuiWIh IIiIn inoritliii; lo upend a few
dnn moliJiHiK mit unJuyliiK the
balmy ocean vephytH.
Pin WimliiiK Hern YcKtenluy
Miwrmicn Miunmi and M. it, Hi-tiiiiii
Kuoih-Kelly lire wardi-int, wfm 1
Kiikkim yeatenlny, Mr. Mililuiiii 1m
riiti warden it t Wnllervlllu and Air
Hi IiiiUk ul Full Creek.
1. A. IMiink IMu Word has lieu it
rucolved In Uiltt city of Ihn dwu-h of
I.. A. flunk, of rlpuaionu, Minn, Mr.
I'lmik In a. mni of T. N. Plunk find a
brother of MImi Kthul I'lank, W. H.
min ll. I. I'lunk, till ur tlilH city.
N'mvylwetfa Mwvit for Fnwno IX
U . lii wood mnl wlf, whu wore In
. KiiKmiit on their honeymoon vIkMIiik
.Mr. Lnrwood h piirfiiiN. Mr. timl Mih,
iT. It. lmwtind left Wednesday morn
: iiiK fur ihi'ir lnui In .'rcwno, Cnl.
MImh mi on In Alhmiir Ml
J 1 1 t' Nurlmi, In rhiiriif uf tin- l.un
Irouuiy oriiich uf Dim American lied
U'rnmi, left yt'ntfidiiy morning fur Al
; iniuy where am win to attend the
!iliMlrlt?t convention ur Ited t'lOHN rhup
n-iit.
Many A tin id ritlrmouiit (liiirr
Kih'IiiI Tho let rrun,m whMilI hold lit
the Kalrmount l'rmhylortan church
Wednesday night wan attended hy n
In run crowd. A Hpottul miuhIciii pro
in a in fi'iiturw tho vvviiIiik'h enlur-
ttilmnunt
TIm4 fundn wuru hunutud I'm- ihi-
MiiH hiwnvuiVK, liMl I ho i.vr rumi
uh-d Oiiil Him imoim y ruuld nut hi
xp iid d rur thm pu. p)i.
i
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
MhtMaii Klnnl fur Kplliiii J. It.
fhrtltin wni riiml II i puluo court
)nirrdny for Birlm Mm vur on
imk 0
Mm. Orion mnl Mm, llnyiinl In
I'.Tilnml Mi. II. K. t'Hoo mnl
oauKhirr, Mm. U. I- tlnywunl. arf
in I'uriluitU o diiy'n vlnlt.
Mr. Sni ArrlrNi Mr. I J.
fear, of Haiul I'ulnt. Iduhu. ha nt
rivnt htr to vhdt fr nom tluut with
hw UauKlttor, Mm It, T. Iluntfli.
Furnii 1.iiiehi IUyn Hurn WH
Urn llrwdrr uml W'JIHuiii J'nkliiN. fnr
mrr KuiffiiP Ixiyn nuw rldimr In
rorllMhd, am Iiii un a tovt duy'it vln
II.
t
Amiit lUi'fc from Vinll"iM. M.
Aran). lmnkki'iMir In ih Mmt Nn
tlntml Iwnk, him mturnnl to hi t
iiiloti after n week api'iit un a vm
tlun. , m
Mli'krU Niutim Diiintlrw Kitten J.
Ilotwr. K. K. CK It. W. Heiiteh and
Chnrtea Klntr Ituvn liren iiipolittHt
ipfrlnl dt'lixillt'N tty Hlierirr Kied
Mick. 'In.
'Mifruum 1 Jt vun iNNtirtWA mnr
Haim llcrnw wn liuniod nt thn otHre
tt County Clerk llryaon to I.uiiIm t'.
Nllunth and Mtui l.uclmla A. l.uckey,
both of Kugpiio.
t
OjlllfT VlnltliMr from IWiMto-lavi1
Collier, of I Itmton. n former rwdfnt
of EuRrtte, la now In thli city vlHtlii
hli brother, (. M. CullluK former
county auneyor.
t
Vlidtlnc In nraln MIm Violet
Bnell hna left for lrnln to upend th
fffk-nd with hor itnrvnui. Mia
8ne ! & ntmtent nt tho KuRent
Hutlntaa col lege.
AttAHltnjr INirtlnml 4'onvontloii
frej Luriford, Kuirenn morehnnt.
now in Portland attending a nnlnlera'
mnvemlon and will return to thin
city Friday ur Haturdny.
Will Tench nt Iti llcroimlnln H. V.
Him, who tmiHMl nl Wultervllle I nut
'nr. hnit hnn vmratrpd to I etch nt
IhOlofounlnln, it our Monroe, thla otir.
no wu in tho city yi'Hturd iV.
It A. Ilnhlt mi Vnmtlim R. A.
lUbb, pronrlelor of tho Hnhli tutrd
ware flora of thla cltv. In now nnend
Inr a ahnrt vnuutlnn In thn vicinity
or the wlllamctto imu. Mr. ImhD
It f l fnnu KugnttA Vfdnmdny and will
un uliM'itt from ihi city until tho mid
dle uf next wefk.
'o!Lntto (iriito IUnl(ir Vilt J. M.
I Minium, ColliMto ilrovo real nlnti'
di'nli'r, whu Ml l-'iiKna yenerdiiy
imirnlitif u'.tniulinY to Ijualnew mat
torn and, vInJIIiibt filendw,
ICiikiim Women to tin nn Otitliur
Mi n. rharli Muyhew, Mm. 11 ugh
I'ord and Minn l.inn ura to Itmvo to
day fur MH'iimHu Kprlnu whrro thoy
will ajwrnl n weck'a outing.
4llltwftl liny t'imH Vern Olllea
plo, of I Hi r hum. wiu lit Kuxeiut ro
rently mid iiiin-hnaed a t'hovrulel
I'litnio. Mr. (lllleaplo la a lumber
worker hi thn Wc mil m it country.
l.iM-nl Itmllurd Itrttirw Two Kn
Keiiii renllnri. It. A. Mei'ully uml T.
A. Hllvem. returnwl Vidmadity from
llnlitey mid llrowtmvlllA whem they
went itttt'iidliiK lo himlnvM mattem.
Itoliirn from (tilirornln Vbilt Aftm
vlNliltif! In viirloim t'allrorniii cHiv.
Mm. At. M. Tuft, iieeumpunieii iy tier
won. Sti-wiirt. retnrneii to r.Kfn
Moiidny nlKht. Thry apent n woeK
In Uw Amcelca wlilh- In tnv auiiin.
O. l, Itiimiell In l'.tijrnio C O.
llunnell, dialrlct coinmercinl ttinnmi'-r
for tho Went era I'nlon Teh'itmph
oonipnny, la now In thla city from
Portland nitondlnif to bualnena mat
ter a.
Mm. Ktall hi Ttiwn from HnrrU
Imrir Mm. It. W. Keeaell, of llori-ta-
bwrir. wun In Kunene yralerdny on n
hualnoRa vlalt. Mra. Keaauii a nuauami
la UreKon Kleclrlc intent nl lUtrrla
burg. ...
uii.knl.l Iti'iiiriix lo Clly- II. Kin
knlri. mnmiupr or iho KiiKini l.ninch
of thn .Mxlrmmlltim 1Mb limimHico
ronipiinv. r.ini'iil ynntoriluy from
H.Miiilm RttiT a Bhorl bu.lnciui vl.lt III
Unit city. ...
Union., fn.in WdHlilnjrton After
hnvinv b.vn on a bunlnoiM trip III
Hwiitlo nrwl ollior Wimhimton cIIIi-h,
Knill Kopiw, proprlrtor of tho Ku
uciio woolen iiillln. rouirnml Wodni
lny to Kimviiv. t
V.lir.irnll. lrllll'llNll VlHltliuc In Oil
P. M. Ilnknr,. -principal
..f ihn l'riiiDolon blirli BUllOOl of
I'rlncolon. CaI., I" upenillnic Uio week
July
Clearance
SALE
of Corsets
at $1.48
to $5.00
Reliable Makes at Genuine Reductions'
Short lines of Warner's and I.nrRc'a Rust-Proof Corsets,
nvcrnge modes, plain or elastic tops. Ni'Kiilar prices up to
"50. On sale at 1,48
VVarncr'a Rust-Proof nnil Mmlart l'ront-Lai-ed Corsets
lit exactly half price.
Warner's $500 short top satin Corsets at $2.50
Modart Froiit-Lacc Corsets, fornicr'ly sold at $7.50 to $10.00,
. 0, alo at $3.75 lo $5.00
.Mlmifrtnin Woiihmi VIhIi-Mc ami
MiM. I,. I:. 1 l.ll.f , Mi-ii. lOmtiui (lieu-
n.in unit MrH. Ora Cain, of MltiniMtpo
ll. Minn., fi I.-ikIh of lln. T. N. I'lmill
liLinlly nt I lily, nru lonrlnK tli
t.,ul mnl ere .tupping for a ffW duy.
In KiiKctu.
. .
X't'l.Tnim InirriHl HiiMTbi.ir iWl-!
T. t'. Kuullc, .up.irlnliMUliit of llu'
I'nll.'il Htiil.'H v.'U.nnn. I.urau, wtm In
Kiikimio y,..i.-rli.y Itioklntc over the
Inleiewl of feil.-rul ui.l in.-n who uru
Ivlnic v.KiL'ii.iiul Irulnlng in locu!
liiNlltntlon;!.
...
Wlilliii-y Kmn.'U-iI i n.'lurn Hil.
V4 tin I". Whitney, county iiurl-
ciiltunil iiKent. who I. nn hi. vueullun.
1. riiierliil lo ln ul III" olllea UKUlli
Mnniliuy. leimnliiK till" weeK-onu or
Ktindiiy. He nn. I bin family drovo to
tho cooKl coumry.
. . .
lU-aily fi Win. Nltlnir nt Ktntc
I in MX. Ftrnt Tho rruino worR 01 me
nw iioiih ut the .lute kiiiiio farm
norlheiuit of tho city In ubout fin
l.heil unit In reiuly for tho wire nel-
tlnK which I. mpwUhI to arm. irom
Hnn KnuiclHCo mooii.
Mm. Animlronit lliiy llunin Tho
hoiwo mid lot "1 131 iJiwrolico irtreel
heloiiiflinr to Mm. M. JohiiHon. hu.
been .old ta Mr., .lowephln., Arm.
ttfronir. n re.ldenl of till. city. I lie
clejil Wll. Ullltlw lliroilKII uio
Ituiih lleiilty company.
WuliliHirl IN'oiiIii Hiti. YVnhlport
i. n ii..ii.-li riiNort n l.lncoiii ciiuniy
Wlllll of Newport hilt It Im not VlHed
l.v t. ueeiil many liuolilu tor ine rei,
noil Hint Ihu roailii to tho place lire
not I he bent. MI H. SI. It. "Clx mm
MIm .Nevn Walker or inni piuco r
icKl.lored ill the uritK,
tn,.ILr.4 Mnn lii City YcKtontay
Jiiiiim Curry, a roportor for Hrud-
..r.. wn. In Ktliccnu yoHluruuy
looklnir up tho financial stnlua of
local bii.ln.M men for tho uurpoc
of limlnir thorn In tho book of rofor-
enco In Iho flnanolal worm.
...
titiynll ioc t llrltlall Columbia
I'Yed tluyon, reporter on tne AiorninR
lt..ulHlei. led yoaleruny lor .iiiil-uu
ver, II. C. on a vacation. Mr. (Juyon
ha. been workinn utendlly for more
limn a yenr without ret. tuklnjt hi"
........ 1, ,r work at tho unlvernlty durluK
nine month, of the tlmo In addition.
...
Kuli-mount It In fk.lil Arthur
milium,, of Slllem lln. bought of
.lame, l-llh a lot on .Columbia mreet
tn.l unnlli of Fltleentn avenue. nr.
Silllinnn In plnlinliiK to build a holme
on Iho lot next mirlnir and will movo
10 KilKeno. T. II. tlnrrclt mndo Iho
deal. ...
Klntlntt Mill to Stnrt W,
I.lchty, who recently purchimod tho
Oibaon-PonnlnKton aawmlH nt Pcnn
.I..M..M hn nmiouncotl that the mill
will aiart In A few Un-yn. loffirt"K
....eniimi. hnvn alrnndv ntnrted. the
ctniielty of tho mill i 40.000 foot
dully.
i..ii.r .if Mm. TmvlH Vlnll Kwl
On Jila way to Cnllfornlii to look over
tho oil fields, n. r). uisen. lormer
. i. i.'iitrinn uiblo unlvemlty
wna In Kimono tho flrat pnrt of thla
week. Mr. Olnen recently munwii
from Mlnneautn. whoro ho took port
In Ulblo ncliooi worn.
"Uy -After Bpemllim nne
Ahnideen. Wiwb.. Mr George Miller
i... . hnii in KtiL'onp. and altntii'-S"
ho wild she had a good time while In
.1.- ...Ilt lm lUIH OXOreHMlMI HIT v
Unlit In KetlhiK iMick to tho freahnMw
of tho Willamette vnlley
,fohitsiii tn lltilM Homi Oronnd
for n new limine w neniB ,"W", M
( II. Jnnnnon m . m....-..
i iim illBtrlel known nn Ileal
dnnrn hill, 'inn vimwiim
l'lyo HiHM'liilUt (iiH'H to Siilcnv i)r.
M. I'. .MeiidelHulin, J.uuuno nye hid-
rliillm, Ifiivea thla mormiiK fur it pru-
fomiloiiiil lil to HaU-iii. Iln will te-
turii Hundny.
f'otititr OfflrlnlM ah,U. nt Hnmhvnrl
('nn nty litilKe y.. r, Itiirnnid mid
tJouniy VuiiiiiUKMliiiit-r M.- II, lliulutv
inmlc u trip uvr tin iuimI hi twcii
Nuliun nnd lowill ycimrdny tu In
apeel I he rondwurk luln nuim JiiHt
uhuve Nfitrufi mid between l-'ull t'li-i-k
mid Lowell? TlMy lepurt Unit hiUIk-
flU'lUiylMUIJfeHK iHDflllK IIIIMIe,
I'ormcr CliWfmliy Kludent flf m I y
l.eiitlui' VlhllM Vernon Mutaeheii-
bin her. former Htud m body nreNlili nl
nt tin tinivein(ty uiih on thu iiirnpUH
rdny looking uver Ihn iieeueH uf
former notlvltlea, At prom-nt Mr.
MniHchenhncher Ih writing liiHiirmiee
lolleieN. When I'liwii preMidenl of
the unlvorHlty IiIm uleciiun wna ununl-niuua.
Kltfpivnrili 14 o to Hlumntli FiiIIh
Fur tho purpuno ur iiurnuiR which
or the thruo courthouae will b'
iiHud heretifler by county ofllcnla.
.lutlKO (), b 8k p worth will noon leave
for Klnmuth KiiIIh. Klamath county
hna three court honxo buildlnna nnd
.ItidiTA Hklnworth will hear the entie
which will delonnlno tho oflh'lul
biilldlut:. !
!
McmlK'm of nm t'uniiiieloii lo
Ciirvalllf Th" HM-mln m of ihn mule
Kitme eomniJulon who npent WedneH
diiy nltht here and the afternoon l-
foiC IllKpeettllK the hat clnrl nnd the
Mlnie Knme farm, went on lo "oiv:iI1Ih
yeHterday to Irinpert ih K:tiie farm
nenr that eliy. ((innntMloner I. K.
Itean did not mx nnipnny I hem to
(Jul vallln.
IjiYHTHtH Vbilt' nnr nt llalw-y John
I. Li'KKett, profeHHor In ihn depart
ment uf history mid phlloxophy In
.lohnmin Itlble colh-K't at Kiinbtrlln
HelKhtH. Telin., who attended the
ChilHlljin chureh eonvcntlon held re
nt y In Turner, unon, i nuw via-
luff t Hnlaey. He In nreoinpanlei:
hla wife, a amior ui Artnm tur-
nellUH. ol Turner.
ly to V. J, t,h-hty or thla city fur that
Kiim. wiih'h In i-hoit of tho mnount
or the ehilniH aualriat thu eornpaiiy
bill Ih aatd by luiiiberinen lu he a nood
lirl'U rur the plant.
I'.uieiie lrl I-Jijoyi Work In Wm
A luteins .Miim-iiiii Itacbel if unbuild,
from the Prilvemity uf OreKnn, whu
hfl fur ('a III or ilia three week iiro
lo tnhfi a puKltlon In the Iuh Anuel
i'H mtiHeuui. wrllen lo filendH In Ihli
elty Hint ho finiln her work or plue
illK tOKellier the fui'Hll lenialnH of
pn IllMtoiln life very Intereat Intf, At
preMent MIkh Hubmid Ih wnrklnK un
the foHMl) furmn of hfrda which were
burltd III 'iMphnltle d"puxllfi.
KtiminiT llrtiw Out Tmlny "The
Hummer Hroee," a publlcjitlun full
of humor mid wit, pubKnhed for the
Hummer wihnol ntuiKnU, will appear
on tho campus today. It contalna Mx
timrt paxea uf llterory material and
i.ki..u t.i.il Imu im il wiwi'Iitl fenliirn fl
threer-eulnr cover dupletlnif a ntf
riwo Hoeno. (tn tho Htaff are Kelly
HnuiateXtor, editor In chief, Wiu-rtn
Kaya, nianagor; Harold Kvann. nnHo
rlatn editor; Krneat Hayrox, editorial
writer, and GoorKO H. Godfrey, nJver
tlKlntc inanaKur. Il tho flrrt pub
HeaUon for nummer Htudint nnd
will bo laauod every nummer In the
future.
PERSONAL MENTION
LARGE'S
i: T 86S Willamette Street
of the
Mr. linker
M. TmvlH of
Milldlnit I" l coiwtructivl In Klvn n
..man Khl vork Blnrled on Ih
lirnuniln jmnnmt ...
..r m,.u. Tenvln VMM Fred
r. i.i,,.. a inemher of 111" Itooscvell
..'..-i n.,,t,tii!e.lnll. Who llviv. I
.. "...i, w,.. lu l-MRPnn yemerrtii
neneii from Cnweiv
Cltv where he n.llindl a meelliiit nf
Ihn hlKhwny cmnmlwuni
Ih ihn rntlier of M- ''
thl clly. ...
..... i.u.ui..n. )f,illrnl Alien.
i...k-J. 10. Ciu lyle, mniervmnr for the
,. e..ail work in me
"V."" " .1 the Wlllnmell
' r w, "lii"-.
WeilnoBihiy "y;'''V'f'"n' "t wliii'
!.Vuinff mi'ino llmo " nn'1 hM no1
enllrely recovered.
M. t-lllK - -,. . . ,.VP1.
"0;;rAvn vveel uio to tho plnlnllfr
Z ,".IK O. K. Hklpworth nnd nP
..'.."i n.n .nnvemo com I, will
pemeu nlBl.er flhlinil
nonm P " ' a. Hnly. wh'
e iiliilntlff. Involved In
tho cane 1 IH" ospondlturo of 2S
t.,.illv tn Movo Here from Port
The family of A. U. I'nrlH.
ronrli'liir of lllo II' d 1 ros. druK
ore. w ill noon "wv now n irom
ortlund lo edlabllHll n renldenee In
mtefle. Two of Mr. arm- enimren
II tiller lllo hlKll mciiooi nere nei
ill and one will enter tne BriHie
linoln. Mr. rnrl. liii. olu inn rem-i-nllal
proi.erty In Portland.
...
family Mmln'i Hiti- frmn w
Mexico A. II. Tlftiny nil" koiii ill"
bonne mill lot. located on lfllh ny
enue. In the Orowi aiMlllnn. to J. I..
Ilutler. of Tlicumcnri,
hitler will .oon move nin l.nniiy
III. clly nnd next full two of bin
;.t..r. will enter the university.
Sum UiikIi Henlly company handled
he buxliicKK delnllii or me 1n111n.11:-
tlon. ' '
Hit. II. W. lnvl Delnycil on Ac-
ooimt of iMllielilcrn Klffclliwi Kii'ii-
rlne Ihivln. llnilKlller m m'v. ...
)nvl. who hna been here from llerlt-
i.... r..i mi li i, vnen on. iii.'-i-
,...i' .,,'. nl Hi.. Knm-ii" honpltal thin
week nnd hn. delnye.1 Mr. Invl- de
parture. He evpeel,.il lo ii on
way home nt lhl..tline. Ir. nuvin
In BtiHtent pantor 01 me .-...,
Cnllfornlii. ,
sireotPnylnit lVHtlnri May IV 'r-
..,....it, i. noiolblt. that within tne
next few daya a petition will l c r
cillatM by pcoplo who live In the
IIo.l.1..nen lllll dUtrlCt Of KlIROhe to
obtain tho nlKiinturcn of taTpnwrs
onTloim to hnvo I'nivenmy mm ...
Fifteenth avenucj aouth pnvnl. nc
cordlnK to local mcn. wno. own prop
erty In' that aectlon. . , "
ct ...... ..tu notiini fmm Ken
tm- l.lilu Itasor and Huby Bounh.
-nudentti of the fnlverlty of Orcuon.
hnvo returned from Tjxlrton, ken
lucky, where they "ia,d th. con
vention or ino jvipnn. ""i"- ,
j ... Ih. taut. followlnR
tho final aprlnic examinations. Alpha
XI Polln wto. recemiy k...".
Zoto Rho Kpulion, Blrls" -local aorortt)
at the university. .
Cnllfornlii Pcolo VWIInit S'v"-
chilli Mr. and .Mrs. Herman ...-.
j . i. . . a.... ,."r;.nei.eo. r i.t
neiin. v. .'... :.iu
Kuboiio ye.t.rdny and are now Mnl -Ini
at tho homo of Mr. Wnldeck'.
uncle, K. Rwarxcliiiu. ir. ii
. . ,hlr wav to Canada
whmo T.nko lxmlfO and other oce-iic
poind! of Interest wui no
Wiilrteck la a momber of the firm
of Dliwlnnnr and company, San Mnn.
claco rur ucaicrs.
ClllorH OiM. Mi.nc, Wll bin n few
dnvs .1. f. MiiKlmlry. receiver u. ...
flii.HO..-1'ennlnBton Lumber comnn i v.
will dlntrllnitn tho .sum of lsi,'"u
ainomr the creditors, nccordlnjc .to jn
..onneement made yenterduy .by Mi.
JtnKlndry. The mill JJJ-i
Mrs. .1. I'. Morisnn, of Albany, wu.
In KuKeno Thurndny.
Mrs. Hoy Ilenly was In KUKenc yen-
terilay from KprlnKfield.
MIkh Helen JJrneer or I'.lmira visit
ed in KiiKene yesterdiiy.
Mm. K. M. Hlehnnlnrin. of lnlium.
was In the clly yenter.lny.
Dave I.lnnlon. Pleasant Hill tanner.
wn. In Kinteno Wednenday.
llarli-y A. Powell, t.r.lilnon farmer.
vIkIIiiI 111 KllireilK yesterday.
Mrs. A. M. Anderson vlhllea Here
from Junction Clly yesterday.
Mr. and Mrx. A. Orasloy, of Flor
enee. iveeo In KuKcno yentenlay.
Wllllani llolllnloii, of Creswcll, wall
III Kuiiene yenterduy on business.
II. P. Murkusen, of Junction City
ivns a vlnltor in lOuiteno yesterday.
I.. C. Klrby, Slapleton lonKlnit con-
l. now v s t nir in jiugene.
Mrs. John Pelzel of Oukrliltfe Is
vlklilnir In the city for a dny or so,
K. V. nniley. Junction rity attor
ney, was In Kueeno yesterday on
l.iiMlness.
1.. Morrison, of the United States
Hteel Products company ol l-oriianu
u'lh In Kuvene yesterday.
A. J. Perkins, a furmer wno owns
extensive tracts of land near Mon
roe, was In KuRene yesterday on umr
iness. "
AVVOCN'CK.MKXTS
TUB UNITKI) AHTISANH WILL.
meet Krldoy ovenlnif in tv. oi i-.
ball. Tills meetlnB is Installation of
officers. All new and old officers
aro requested lo be present.
m
wins
MllOIIG On Wednesday. July 12. at
the Mercy hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.
Hnrold Moore, a son, weight S
pounds. (
inuv.nnv Tn Mr. and Mra. W. W.
.Inhnwn.' 1571 M'o Btreet, July
13. l'j:2. a damchter, weiRhl, ciRht
pounds. Tho baby has been naniea
Vivian.
First Woman Minister to
Wed Couple -
Sip 1
i::
llev. Conatnnco Mnry Coltmnn. per.
formed a weililin;: cereiiuiny in Uro
vlllo Place church, loudon, nntl thus
iMi'ned the il'sllncllun of helm; Hie
fi'H iOlunh t:i i'.'Mtliind to. p'flcln'.e
nt such n coi omony. ,
Indestrutto Wardrobe
Trunks Are Best
$39.50 to $55.00
The pleasure of traveling is greatly increased
by traveling with an Indestructible Wardrobe
Trunk. Select one Monday.
0-fiiiint arhool. Is nleased with tho
seriousness of. purpose shown by the
nummer soaslon students and has com
mented on the ruct mat social activ
ities has little attraction for the mem
bers of the summer scnooi. i-iurar-liina
ut the university say that the
students are reading serious matter
nnd that light fiction is not toucnea.
OREGON HAS BEST ROADS
CAPTAIN BUMPS INTO COW
ARMY MAX GOES OVER BANK
WHEN CYCLE HITS ANIMAL
AT TUB THEATRES TODAY
RM Jack Holt and Hobo Dnnlela In
North of the Itlo Orondp;" Hunter Kc-aton
The Goat:" Charl W. Howley piaymg
Thrrw o'Clock la the Morning."'
ComlriR offcrlngn Bert bytell la "l no
Idlt Rich:' Charlea W. llawley in organ
ronefrt: CollMtn Moore In Rupert liugnea
Tho Wall Flower;" Harry Myera in lue
AdYonturpn of Robinson Criinoe ;' Thomaa
MelKhnn In George Ade a "Oar Leading
Cltlien."
Makfmr h!s screen debut In "Xorth
nf ihn Min fiinnde." Belie Daniels-
.inelf Holt olcttire. which opens at the
Hex theatre ror two uuys. ucginninK
today. Is Robin liood, ns wen Known
in tho horse world as the sinrs oi ine
photoplay nre In the world of cinema,
iinhin Hnnd In nationally known as a
champion Jumper with a record of six
feet, lie belongs to Mr. Holt and was
l iken on "location for tnis picture no
fiirntn nf Hi-mo rcoulrlnff tho jump
nir of small canyons nnn lowenns
stone fences.
Ram AVonthcrbce would have rescnt-
mi hninc- rhissiiied with the idlo rich
ho hnd money, lots of It
a forluiio oomc down from Ills
.nindfnlhcr. a sxent trader In- the
l.n.ivnr.liiil tlllVS. Ttllt Idle llC WHS not
Ho silent n trememlous ainouiu oi
eiiority trylim to pprsiinue .iaio
Walllni: to 'remodel her lust name to
confoiin with his. But Miutlo fulled
I n see it mill! his esiatc crumbled
and he :citnn to talk business. Then
bcilns the nest of tne story oi ucri
Lytcll's latest picture, "Tho Idle uicn.
MISS ALEXANDER RESIGNS
HEAD OF 1IOMK EC'ONOJIICS AT
1IHJ11 SCHOOIi QVITS
Miss Mnrlorlo Alexander, elected
this year ns head of the home eco
nomics department of the Eugene
high school nnd WHO was supervisor
of sewlnit work In the grades hero
for two years, has tendered hor resig
nation to nccopt a position In olio of
tho California high schools.
vo.n.i-.i.iv K K. Carloton. superin
tendent of the city schools, received
n litter from her tendering her resig
nation. Miss Alexander nns neen ni
tending summer school ut the Uni
versity of California, cne wriie. umi
her now position carries a salary of
s islin .,. enmnared with S1305 which
ahu was tu have received In Kugeno.
MANY GRADUATES ENROLL
KUGKNK filltr, ONK OP KIOIIT TO
TAKE MASTER'S EXAM
F.liht graduate studonts enrolled
iii tin. tniiiiiiier'acRslon of the linlver-
slly of Oregon will take examinations
for mnsiers; uegrees in a ivw uiin.
(ine ol-tlln elgtlt .m n resmeiu "i r.u
gene, M. bllclle Copenhaver, who will
lie exnmlneil for n muster's degree III
imitheitiatlos.. . Miss Copenhnver has
been nn Instructor In the mnthomntlcs
deiiiirtinent.of Iho university for sev
eral yenrH. cithers who will try for
the masters' degrco are Hotter Trues
dall, of Uedlands, Cnl chemistry;
I.nuia Katun, Portland, KiikIIsIi; C.
A. Howard, Mnrshfleld, Lilli Sohmldll,
Portland, nnd lidwnrtl Tnylor, Clnre
mont, Cnl educnllon; Allco Thurston,
Hoseburg, niathemntlcs; nnd .li W.
Southerlnnd, Korest Urovo, psychol
ogy. A .
More grnilunte stnileiils nre enrolled
In tho university this summer limn
ever beforo, tho number exceeding
thut of Inst year by 31, Figures given
out by Iho office of the registrar show
thin 80 students are now taking ad
vanced work.
Ur. Edmund S. Conklln, rlenn of tho
CALIFORNIA MAX PRAISES HIGH.
WAY SYSTEM
That Oregon wll soon havo better
trunk roads than other Pacific coast
states Is the opinion of H. L. Clark of
Los Angeles, who Is -touring Oregon.
Mr. Clnrk was In Kugeno today and
stated that while California has many
more miles of paved roaas man ure
gon has, the road improvement in
Oregon Is much better. Mr. Clark
spoke of tho safety constructon at
curves, of the wider paving, and of
tho wide road beds which extend be
yond the paving. .
MY. Clark Is a newspaper man of
t inmif. In the Darty are Mrs.
Clark and their two sons. They will
return to California east of the moun
tains.
Oard of Tilanks
Wi wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our neigh
v... and frlnnitn who so kindly as
;. . rinrtnz the sickness and
jAn.h nf nr loved one. Also for
tho beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. AIOIS FISHER AND
DAUGHTER
ANDREW FISHER
Friday
armory.
Dnncrmr
night. Seven
Serenadera,
7-X8
Auto & Flro Ins. O. N. McLean. --tf
Captain Richard A. McCIure, a uni
versity graduate who hus attended
schools In various parts of the United
States and hits roamed -over the
world from Africa to Europe, was in
Eugene last night. While fixing his
motorcycle and sidecar at the Smlth-
McKern shop yesterday, captain Mc-
Clure, who Is on his way to Fort Ben
nlng, Gil, to act as an Instructor In-
the school of Infantry, told of a lit
tle experience he had In the Siskiyou
mountains in Southern Oregon when
his machine bumped into a lazy cow
and he was.-hurled, down. .a SO-foot,.
embankment. Captain McCIure was
bruised up considerably and pinioned"
under the motorcycle until released
by a man who happened along, but
the experience did not shake his be
lief that the only way to tour Is alono
and on a motorcycle. With eight
week's time Captain McCIure expects
to reach his destination in Georgia,
but since he is now on leave of ab
sence of three months duration he
explained that he was In no partic
ular hurry. Tnis morning ne win
leave Eugene and will report at Van
couver barracks In Washington Just
to let the U. S. army know tnat ne is
nllve. and then he will hit the high
ways in nn easterly direction.
Captain McCIure Is a member of
the Phi Delta Theta. fraternity, but
yesterday he paced the streets with
out meeting a brother and confiding
thnt he did not know a person here.
Foreclosure Sale
ICE PLANT 2 tons capacity com
pletely equipped, including electric
motor, all practically new; run only
two months: cost 3000: sell for,half.
Would be fine for meat market or
grocery. Will deliver by truck.
Some cash and terms.
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Phono 1 58t. Greshnm, Ore. 7-12-4
Surplus
Army Goods Store
The Store that Saves you Money
646 Willamette Eugene, Oregon
TENTS
ARMY PUP TENTS
for two people light
weight, compact, wa
terproof $3.50
We have always soltl Tents for less, but owing to our over
stocked shelves, we are compelled to further reduce prices.
Take advantage of our special offering while you have this
opportunity to buy better tents of higher quality at lower
prices. . : 1 i!-
7x 7
7x 9
8x10
10x12
12x14
$ 8.22
.$9.80
.$10.70
.$13.65
.$18.81
AUTO TENTS
7x7 . ..................$ 9.65
7x9 . ............. ............ $11.15
Tarpaulins, all size in stock, at reduced price ,