Morning register., August 13, 1922, Image 2

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MORNING REGISTEHt,jr,uS. ORE., SUNDAY, AUG. 13, IW
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KIKINj'IKI.l VKHSONAhi
(HcKllcr Lane Couuty Hpevinlj
Sl'lUNGl'lKUX Oro.. Auk. 12,
Mr. iinU Mm. Frank Gordon have had
u number of friends visiting tit their
homo thin week. Mm. J, Beard, Mrs.
lo rd mid small son, Mrs. Clllfrey of
oroHWeil and -Mr, (ikmTon a fiieee,
Miss Nolllo Welnseuroid of Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon are leaving
next Wft-lt. fur Kltsoh snrinps whore
they - will ire main for two or three
weJcfl for Mr. Gordon's health ;
Mrs. K1 K ester Is vfeltine Iri Astoria
Tor two weeks.
. iiM'tfu' Clara-t JL-irlson' -liast returned
from -Worldling Vhoro tshs hits thorn
vp-hif-fr friends - rt ;i t..
Mrs. T. A. Rntlibuir IS able to be
homo again after her serious accident
last Hat 1:1 (I uy When the Ford in which
she was ridiiiK overturned. , .
The board walk on EUtnth and
Ninth on B street la torn up and pre
pa nation Is being muflo to put til' a
cement 'srnlk. .
Mr a. F. 1. Smith and baby of Klanv
nth Falls are visit! np with Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Lambert and! -family for a
iMr, and Mrs. Freeland are ptnnnlnfr
on: leaving soon to spend & week at
Nw port.
Miss Bernleo Jncobson Ir home
again after her little camping trip
with a number -of friends at Dexter.
Born, to Jlr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Wet
xel. Wednesday,. August 9, a baby
girl.
Miss Louise Hnssen was elected at
the Inst school meeting i instructor
in. mathematics Jn, the- hlph school
The Janitors for the hullsUntf were
also placed, W. H. Gnnts for the Lln
eoln school and R. W. Smith for the
hleh .school. , . - .
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. R. Chase nnd t,wo
daughters, -Gladys and Carroll, left
this mnrninir for Newport, where they
will remain tor -one-month.
NEW ARMORY IN PROSPECT
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COTTAOE OKOl'K NEEDS PRIM,
- HAJLL AND MEETING WjACK
' COTTAGE OROVB, Ore,, Aue. -11
(Special to the Restate r).--Cot tape
Grove may have a . new armory tf
present plans which are under con
sideration by. the. city council are
carried outi The neet 01 a. now ar
mory, not only as a home for company
I), Infantry unit of the Oregon na--
tlonal guard, but as a .place for com
munity gatherings and public meet-
Oar Service '
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS .
The future, capitalist 3(7, ,
tnostalw'ays begins with
a Savings Accourit, and is.
distinguished from other
mortals by the persever- '
ance -with which he keeps ,
-at.it' '.- . , :. . v
More than two thousand '
men, women , and children
have Savings Accounts at
.the , First National, and -.'
are -making their dollars
bring mi interest. Sup
. posing y6tt fry having in- '
terest paid to you instead
of paying .it "( always to
SI Yoar of Hetpful Set-rice ' j
:-rriitsr-o!-'::;
NATIONAL fiANK!
No-, sweeping up, shavings
from around the waste basJ.
ket, ,when hejre at? r.
; Eversharp
pcncii.in.the house.. Styles,
and sizes from 50c up'. , '.
LUCKfelrS JEWELRY
STORE
riRetflrts No Water
f Requires Ko Acid' '
Requires No -Attention I
fat ,.tbi Battery ih your
car and forg t "t full writ
ten guamntee- for 3 years i
- BATTERY CO.
I& and Pearl PbM Stt
uaoiry
Oaftery
County News Service
In km, has long been felt In Cottage
tirovo. C. C. Oruson, commander of
company i. ana k. c npniy, com
pany clerk, appeared before the coun
cil at the monthly meeting of that
body Monday night and presented a
plan whereby- tho state would pay
one-half o the coft of a modern nr
niory. the founty one-fourth, nnd the
SPRINGS HAS NEW' TANKS
ilTTRArflON
f rnffl4trrLflrie County SpMlal)
,. COTTAG-K OHOVU Oro., Aug. -12.
The new cement swimming tank
fc'hich has heeh built at. the Cala
pooya springs resort, will lie opened
with a celebration at the springs Sat
urday and Sunday. The tunk is one
of the longest In the suuo, being
suxso feet in dimensions. Canoe
tilting, barrel tiding, races, divtng
and other water .porls aro on the
program for tho (wo days. . .
The water In the new tank le of
graduated depth, Trom 3 to 8 feet.
A 40-horse-power boiler hai tien
Installed for heating the water during
the winter. N. 6. Hayes is manager
X the springs. , , ,
HARVEST PICNIC PLANNED
BIG TIMB KJtPl-XTKD AT IiAKE
CREEK H.4TC11ERY
(RRhterLaue County Special) -VI&SHOMK.
Ore.. Aug. 18. The
annual harvesters' picnic will be held
at the Siuslaw fish hatchery on Lake
crock, Saturday, August ltf, beginning
at 10 a. m. with a boys calf judging.
11 is expected that many calf clubs
will participate fn the. contest Sev
eral purebred cattle are to be on the
grounds, also the poultry and sowing
clubs will hitve exhibits at this time
Those who will speak aro H. C. Sey
mour, state club lender, ira P. whit-'
ney, county agent, B. N. Allen,' state
livestock expert. J. O. Swnit. county
club lender and Mr. Crosby of he
state dairy department.
Those in charge of the cafeteria!
luncheon are: Mrs. James Jonsten. i
Mrs. David Homer, Mrs. G. Stinhauer, i
Mrs. Lewis Rwanson. Mrs. Burl Clark.;
Mrs. Owen Thompson. Mrs. Bert Til-
son. Mrs. Lucy Rust. Those in charge
of the Ice cream are Konneth Stin
hauer. Ralph Prlndel, Carl Price and
Walter Swanson.
BLACHLY BOYS ON TOUR
CAIF CMTB MEMBHRS COME TO
WIIiLAMKTTE TAljiiEY ' "
Register tneCotmty Special) o
BI-AOHLY, Ore., Aug. .12. Tho
niachly calf club made a trip to the
Willamette valley Thursday to parti
cipate in several stock judging classes
conducted by Ira P. Whitney, county
agent, and J. G. Swan, county club
leader. Professor Lindgren, livestock
specialist from O. A. C, and Mr. Law-
son of the Shorthorn Breeders' asso
ciation were on the tour and gave the
boys nnd girls much valuable help in
judging. Contests were held on Chest
er White hogs at J. W. Maxwell's, on
Shropshire sheep at McCormack's and
on sheep. Duroc Jersey hogs and
Shorthorn cattle at uat Young s. The
members, of the local club made some
very fine scores, the club. average be
ing 77 ?-3 . .
DAIRYMEN WILL GATHER
BLACHLY TO BE SCENE OF SEV-
ERAti GATHERINGS '
4RSfter Laae Oouaty Spectal)
BLACHLY, Ore.,' Aug. 12. Several
even ib of much Interest to dairymen
and poultry raisers of this commn
nlty, are scheduled for the .near fu
ture.
Ira P. Whitney,, county agricultural
ft&ohjt, will address the patrons of- the
LaRO .Creek Dairymen a association
on -the evening of August 17 at Slay-
tera halL - Mr Whitney has made a
thorough- study of the cheese, making
industry at Tillamook for. the benefit
of the dairymen of western Lane
coonty, and will discuss cheese mak
lng. He will also discuss the desir
ability of forming, a cow testing asso
ciation in the community. .
on Friday -ittormnr, August '18,
Mr. Whitney will work with the local
talf club In a stock judging demon
stration at W. B. Blachly's farm.
In the afternoon he will conduct
poultry, i colling v-nemonstcation at
M. Johnson s and at H; B. -Hemme s.
r - MasROlm HlllegiiH HI
(Register Lane County Special)
CRE8WKLL, Ore., Aug. 12. Mr.
and vMrs. M. . J. Hillegas and- Mrs.
Roberta Stone left Friday morning
for Amity. Oregoni called by a mes
sage from George-. HillegM 'that his
son,- Malcolm was rapidly falling
from the result -of an operation for
appendicitis. They had known of the
operation, but hofl heeh notlfttia it
was successful until this last message.
Malcolm is about seventeen years of
age and the only son of -JWr and Mrs.
George Hillegas. Miss Eniu -VeatcH
and Mhw Wanda Veatch of Cottage
Grove came -op to ke'ep hbusej for
naipn stone wniie nis wire is away.
- tREfiWlLf j NBWfl NOTES
Register Lane County Special)
CRESW.ELU Ore.r Aug. 12. On
Thursday evening. Miss Leda.Everson,
Miss Lois Everson, M.rs. Ethel Ever-
son .and. Edward Weber wero enter
tained at evening dlnftcr. at the home
of Mrs.-Traxler.i .
, The. cannery will take In pears on
Monday next and requests that the
first picking be confined to the 2 Ms
and, over, thus thinning and allowing
the others to mature to a larger slie.
Mn. E. Harding' went to Newport
Friday to remain until Tuesday where
she will enjoy an outing with a friend
Miss Wilson, a teacher In the high
school at fltoux City, South Dakota.
Miss WMflon.. will return .with Mrs.
Harding for ft visit here. '
Sherman Morss and family - aro
back from .their motor trip to .Cali
fornia, arriving tho , middle of tho
week.
U. E. fltrlpp, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Cora Olson, for tho
last fow weoks left for Chicago Sat
urday afternoon . -. , .
Tho Royal Neighbors hold a food
sale on Saturday In tho front window,
of the Olson confectionery. storo.-
James Richardson left, for Seattle
this morning after a two weeks' vaca
tion. He is advertising manager of
the Fisher Flouring company and has
a decorated car for the purpose,
A, K. Co well of Milwaukee was In
town today making 'the trip toy auto.
FliOHRlfCB EWH NOTES
(RnftMer Lane County Speclil)
FLORWNCM, Ore., Aug. IV. Rov.
F. H. Nef f, with a company M Boy
Scouts, left Monday on their Why to
tho enpo for n week's outing.
Mrs. Alice M. Miller and son came
in from Nogene Sunday to nuiko tlielr
homo In Florence for n while.
II. J. Sa uml ers of tho 8 hit law re
gion, is spending a few days ut Marsh
field.
L. J. Pour tie has moved his stork
of hardware from the Hunt building
at the toot uf Urn-til ti street to a
room on the llynd bulltlitiK and in
putting in a lot of new good,
Mrs. J, K, Holt and children or
Hridal Veil arrived here Sunday to
vittit her parents, Alt', und Mm. c
Huehaua n.
The government ttraetor i whioh has
been wmI In building road luxir 11
I'rtu light house was brought to Flor
ence Thurttday and taken up the river
to Ralnroek the next day to be Uted
on the rtuid there.
- Ralph Johnron sua wife, who were
married' nt StithtTlln. )rwn. lam
arrive hero Sunday to make (heir
homo on North rork. They will re
Hide In the ltigelow hnune,
W. R. Buchanan, the North Fork
mall carrier, has left for a ItuMlneHS
trip to Portland. Ills brother. Cor
nelius, will look after the niatl dur
ing his absence.
Tho rain vesterdar nnd hist nlirht
was certainly welcome in th'ls part
of the state. Besides stopping the
forest fires It will start the grass nnd
make good feed for th dairy herd.
Mrs. S. Manerud of Eugene was In
town last night on her tay home from
u week's outing nt Heoeta.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Kyle left Tuea-
(Ta' for a trip to Portland.
COKHRN SEWS NOTFS
V (Rpitlter Lane County Six-rial)
GOSH EX. Ore.. Aug. 12. Miss
Miriam Bohart of Trent is convalesc
ing satisfactorily following an opera
tion for aonomllNtis at the local Hos
pital Tuesday. Mrs. Baldwin of Cres
well Is also nt tho hospital, under tho
care of Dr.- Rndabaugh.
Frank Peebles nnd son, Kugene, are
helnlhg P. T Boyd put down a well.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Guy nnd family,
accompanied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne
McBoe, motored to Harrlsburg hun-
day. :
P. Tk Bovd nnd daughter, miss kiss.
entertained friends from Walla Walla
at dinner Thursday.
En route homo to Astoria from a
vacation spent at MeCredlo springs,
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Ohler nnd fam
ily mado a short visit at H. L. Ed
munson's home.
Miss Dorothy Matthews of Pleasnnt
Hill spent several days visiting friends
in Goshen last week.
Miss Jesslo Carder visited friends
in Eugene Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jungbnner or Eu
gene were visitors at C. A. Hoffman
home Sunday.
W. J. Scharen Is reported quite 111.
. Clyde Carder is working in the
logging camp nt Wendling.
Miss Theodora Hoffmann, with a
party of friends is enjoying a motor
trio along the Oregon const and us
far south as Eureka, California.
Ernest Matthews was a business
visitor in Creswell Tuesday.
Mrs. C. B. Rhodes of Eugene visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Stafford,
and family Inst Sunday.
Visitors at the J. C. Johnson home
are Mrs. J. E. Mnrks and three child
ren of Rose burg. Mrs. Mnrks is Mr.
Johnson's sister.
There will be no Sunday school ser
vices at tho Goshen church Sun
day morning, - August 13. as the
school, as many as can. voted to at
tend camp meeting at cottage urove.
Mrs- M. Barr is visiting relatives
in Newberg.
Mrs. H. L. Edmunson and dnugh
ters. Beatrice and Jean, were callers
at the home of Jessie earner wcuncs
dav evening.
Saturday visitors nt Omer McBee
home were Mrs. George Ktownri ami
family of Springfield; Mr. and Mra
Warner and daughter of Oregon City.
Mrs. E. W. Fisliernnd little daugh
ter, Gladys, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Oscar Carder In Eugene.
Ih. nnd Mrs. J. Gv RadabanRh. Mr.
and Mrs. Chan Rychard of Portland.
Mlsa Grace Porkor of Monmouth re
turned several days ago from a pleas
ant vacation trip to Crater Inke.
.drading began August 4 on the
road, leading to the A. C. Hoffman.
Dow' Moxley and Horaco Hampton
farms.
Miss Tally, superintendent of the
Sellwood hospital in Portland, accom
panied by her mother, wero guests of
Miss Elsa Boyd one day rocontly. -
While working on Mr. Oxloy"s new
house, S. S. Carder foil a distance of
about 10 feet, spraining his ankle
very badly.
A party of Goshen young people
spent a pleasant evening with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Cv Johnson Saturday
, Threshers have been busy in this
vicinity the past ten days.
.Plans are being mado to build. a
barn on the Dow Moxley fnrm to re-
Another Royal Wedding Is
Reported at Hand
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Tho yountr Prlncli.fl ftpiirlnft. nnte
it. aocond (Intiithtcr of tho .klnir nnl)
diieen of flmln, la how roportcrt en
gnKei to Crown Princo Unihorto or
Itnly; 'Wmaelt only 17. Tho nn
nounTOinent of the hetrothnl cothc
from a acomlngly trustworthy ourco
In Madrid.
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" Br Morula
Jap Table Cloths $1.19
Wore $1.75. Sixe COnOO wasii Rimr-aiiti-eil
; pretty Japaiu-sc designs.
17x24 Pillows 69c
Regular 95c value in nil new fenther j
all new fancy tick.
Table Oilcloth, Yd. 27c
Regular 35c Standard Dilcloth in plain
and fancy patterns,. 4S inches, wide.
Pure Silk Hose 89c
Regular $1.25 values. First grade in
nn assortment of colors and sizes.
Paramount brand. , ;
36-Inch Scrims, Yd. 11c
Regidar 19c Curtain Scrims in white
nnd scrim with narrow borders.
Children's Kliaki
Play Suits
of strong, durable
material, red trim
ming, nil sizes
49 c
ac
placo the ono destroyed, by tiro last
Monday morning.
A. O. Miller. Steve Hnlnr nnd
Howard Merrlam wero transacting
business In Eugene Friday.
JUNCTION (WY rKRSOXALS
llffhtr Las County Special)
JUNCTION CITY, Ore., Aur. 13.
Mrs. b W. Mnrtln of Munsfleld.
Wash., who has been the guest of
her mother. Mrs. J. Martinson, left
for her home this week.
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Phillip and
dauKhter, Mabelr vera shopping: in
Alhany Saturday.
Dr. Koyal Olek, cyo spoclnllat of
Eueno. was at A. It. Tracer's lust
Hatui-duy on proresslonnl business.
Mrs. Urio Ruff of Port In nd Is vls
Itins her niother-ln-luw, Mrs. Arvllla
Huff.
Mrs. Rnlph Undsey nnd son. Milt
on, of Eugene, wore priiests of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Hoppes Friday eventnff.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Phillips and
sons,. Roy Jnd Hnrry, will leave on
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Sire
30x3
30x3
32x3
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x44
ttx44
34x4 2
44
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i Sale of New ,.
Fall Hats
A wonderful assortment of
niftv mW f:)l patlcriis. Val
ues'to $?.'5lV-l :
$2.95
The New Slipover
Sweaters
A most delightful nrrny of the
newest i(i l'nll Sweaters
$1.98
ipeoipil.es
cash store
30
EUGENE r
their vacation next week. Thy will
visit will Schrocdcr's of Houthvru
Oregon.
Ur. and Mrs. v. W. llioka were
KuKtMio chillers Wednesday.
The cooked food salo Klvon by the
Health nasociatlon hero netted $14.30.
which wuh surely a truod fhowlnif.
Mr. and Mix Hto Moppes enter
tained Mr. and Mm. Uulph I.liulncy
and their son, Wilton. Dr. nnd Mrs.
W. W. Hit-kit, at a dinner Friday ev
ening In honor ot Mr. Hoppes birth
day. Cuttfiur Out I ho Lant Wont
ArchaeiiluKUtta have recently been
pusxteil over the flndliic of tho head
lens body of an lK'ptiun pilnoexH hi
an ancient tomb. It seems that the
ue-itlon ns to how tho lady I nut her
head is Important In urchucoIoKlcal
circles.
In certnln Oriental countries It h
customary for the head of the houac
In the event of n domentlc nrtrument.
to behead tho lady, thus cutting the
ueiv Culp
These Prices Are Effective' at Once
Culp Plan Armstrong Cord 0 vcr.ue
Size Trice
30x3 111.10
30x3 11.95
32x3...... 16.25
31x4 . 18.80
32x4 20.70
3.1x4 21.35
34x4 .. .....1..: , 22.00
EXCEPTIONAL FABRIC PRICES
i ' Empire
Fabric TureGum
Trice Tulips
S 7.75 $1.35
9.60 1.SS
13.50 1.70
15.05 1.85
17.40 2.00
18.50 2.10
18.85 2.30
, , 2.50
2.65
2.75
Again Culp prices arc reduced not because of too liigli prices in the past, but
because of the lower cost of raw materials. In fact, Armstrong lias been n fearless
leader in forcing consumer tire prices to their teal levels. Todav Umpire aiiil
Armstrong tires represent the greates t tire values AT ANY PRICE!
Martin
" .''AUTHORIZED
East 7th Avenue
SH Selling
E. 9th
..... .. ,. ..SALEM
nrKUtiient short Doubtless tho lant
words that Umied front the dpi of the
huatlle princes were: "Where have
you ween 7" Judge.
Srlxltuc 1 1 hi (pMrt unity
"Whi're iirp you uolnff In such
hurry?"' nuked Mrs, HltibleH.
"Over to John JiiKihy'H houne," said
Mr. Hlhbles. "He hnn jurt telephonwl
to link If 1 could lend him a eork
nrrew. nnd I'm taking It myaelf.
"Couldn't you send It?"
"Mrs. ItihhlcK." wild Mr. Tllbhlrs, In
cutting In new. "the question you asked
me shows why in out women aro unfit
to lend nrmlfS nnd mnko uulek deol
Minns hi htifOncttK deals Involving mil
lions. When the pnyeholouleul mo
ment arrives they don't know what to
do with It.',' JilrmiitKhum Ako
Hcrald. rniwtis KimrK. ttio eminent sinus
tlqlnn and matheinatit'laii, state llmt
in PM.4 per rent of nil the rllle of
in vn.i per rt'ni di nil iio
the world U Is pofalhlo to.wuko up
Plan
Size
J2x4j4 -.
MW
34x4
35x4i
3fix4
33xS .
35x5 .
& Powell
CULT - PLAN STORE
Prices
Phone 166
9-4 Sheeting, Yd. 49c
Thu (uuious Moc.lips brand of Sheet,
ing, bleached, 9-1 widths. Regular b'k
t'ri,,,0, i '-' j,v. j,
Turkish Towels 19c
Regular 25c Turkish Towels, Kuw
weight and siae. l''umous Cuiuiuii
brand. ,
Men's Unions 59c '
Regular to $l.tKI values, rloseoiits in
Athletic and llalbriggan styles; goU(
values. .
Men's Work Shoes $2.89
Regular $375 Army Work Shoe,
heavy soles and all leather; all sizes,
Men's Sox He
Regular I'fc I'otton Sox tif fine iiial
ity in black and cordovan.
Men's nine 1
Work Shirt
Double stitched
throughout, l'ull
etit, good weight.
AlUiies
59c
3C
nt nny hour of tho nltthc nnd hear
somebody winding a flivver. Drtrult
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FRECKLES
Sew U the tfmr to fJet Itld of Tbon
. t'iy bpou
Tbere'i se looser lha ttliblst s4 tf
RHUn sabamed of your frerklM. oihia
doubla trnitb t gusrnUd to tvomt
Itfrnrn homely spot.
Simplf Kt an ounea of Othln dtmbl
itrtjnth fnrm any druKNt unit apply s,
liitl ( It attht and awmlns and jrnu itxmM
4 ton aao that ami tha ort trarhiM ban
bun to duappaar, wblla tba Mihur am
bsTa vaaUbad antlraly. It la Midon tkit
siara than an entire ta naadad la ramplMstr
elar tba aklo u4 cUl a twautllul dur
oamplaikie.
pa sura tn gsk for tha double trafti
Othin. a tbl 1 m4 woaor Kuarsm of
neaef bank U it fall ta ramars tracklM. (1)
Trice
$26.75
2750
28.10
28.90
29J0
13.40
35,05
Cord
Trice
$13.60
20.65
22.75
23.45
24.05
29.45
30.15
30.90