Morning register., August 13, 1922, Image 3

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, OREM SUNDAY, AUG. IX 1122
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- THREE
TWELVE PEHSOKS. KILLED
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"""""H lur a rew iviinulcs in
1 ' Eugene .Yesterday
. 'j n,,iinr Than
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CULAT0N IS EXTENSIVE
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I'urth tujikc lUviirdiil
VASIIINOT N, A me ut I J.' A
m.iidk of "tmtih'i.ttt' Inifiiwlty"
rrmi'ifd lonldlit it Ok i'Injiio
intlrumrtilii lit 41nritnvn
lif?tif The rhonkf liftrnn lit 7:31
lirtniinuM (or IK nilitiiit. It wnn
tminl thit th illMtiirliitnrv wan
wt.-fll l,&vo it ik iruin WushintE-
Tvn f Klml
m IH'hnirn IumI JunI lulil a
Ht:k a( flower on r cnmruflti'N
M wrf vhlln fntmlna itnuthrr -fc
f the wnirti-ry Ili-y iuiw a J
Bf ric on the Ri-nve of a uoiiii
PU. io(the lrlnhmen iicm1. "Whon
trwhtwft your frlvml to tom
ttn the rlro?"
hn jrtur frti-nd coiuph o nmoll
kftern," wim ttio uukk roply-
wi Tfacrl.t.
B -.'j 1- ' 1 vl C
; ; A.-j.aL-'.a.jrv-Yrf 1fnir m tlmiimltmJ $
I'liolc Ity llftchrndi.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT
In the policy which governs our rclatiiins
with our customers there arc three prin
ciples which vc believe are vital :
1'ltICE The honest pricing of merchan
dise, to allow a fair profit and
no more j
QUALITY Dependable Roods, backed
by the responsibility of national
manufacturers;
SEUVICK A sincere attention to the in
dividual which subordinates sell
iii( to service.
I" pulling these ' principles above all
others, we must depend for sucWyis on
YOUR appreciation of fair dealing. Will
ynu not j;ivc us an opportunity to vin
dicate our policy? '
Eugene Woolen Mill Store
C. J. FULTON, Mgr.
Phone 1500 937 Willamette Street
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CALVIN OM.LIIHilC IS
GllT OP UI GENIAXS
(Continued from Pass On)
irnly.'il l.y llin slunlow of rlouili. When
lli imrly wiim .nolorl.iff iiroiind (ho
liruw or Urn Initio llio iiorthWMtern
hM.-h wit,. cloiHlli'iw nnil vi-ry hluo In
mini. Willi,. In the ttmittl nnil tou.'lllllK
tlii. xtimnilt of Sii..nri'1'ri bullo, Oiirk
nmwit'H uf i-liniiln wit,. Iln.-il Up.
T'lowrH .n'H..i..t
Till' r-iit .trc-.l IMU'I of tli BrootlnK
iH'tw.-i'it til.) womi.n liii'iinioi'M or im
(nmllilKo imrly iin.l II... Kimi'iic womrn
win. tho iiri'Kvntullon of flowiTM lo
.Mi-m. O.ioMilifi nv Mm. arl Wnnh-
Inirn... Mr. CoolltlKo IB a niPinbor
iif llio PI I'lil snrnrltv, Ih-Ihi an aluni
iiii. nf 111.. t'lilviTsliy of Vermont
i-luiitrr, while Mm. Vahlurno I. it
1'nlvi.rnlly of Orvmu. alu.nitiiH of the
mtmn Horori.y.
IteKiuillt-iw nf the fart Unit tlir .nys
ipi'iotnt lelr-rratn rnlneit .hr rarefnlly
amniKoil .ilani. of (l.o e.ttiirtitlnnient
rnmliilllre. Jlr. uoo.lt.KO 1.111 no. ap
pear lo inlnil tho nilxnp, but enneil
to lip tirlnutliiy roneerneil with tho
ilelny whleh he fea.vil he wa. enuit
IhK the other piium'tiKeiT. of the train.
When he arrlveil from tile blltlo he
liunleil hi. fainlly barn into .lie car,
inn. lifter bl-leflv Ithllklim liatlllH left
llm Htiilion platform hlmwlf. When
he fniili.l that the ShiiJila wolllil not
ii.iive iln ilenot for Heveral minute..
ho ea.ne onl of the our nt the front
I'M, I nnil mnllliiKiy kiwok nnnii. wun
the people nnil botwH-n woril. of
KioellllK l.l n tew wo.il. to the re
porter.. He remained on tho Rrounit
until the romliirlor -cnlleil "All
alumni!" anil then hastily entered 111.
roinpiirtini'iit.
ii..fi-e the arrival of tho Shn.la
from tho MMilh, a formiillon of threo
alrplnni'H hovered over tho city. Thoo
dlllp. flew Hliove llio Irani "i me
proHlilt-nt nil Ihe way from Coltago
Orove. Inn dlHaiippmi'd wbrn the train
eanfe In n hall. hollevliiK that Mr.
(liinllilue wan lo miiko a upeooh and
Imnwlnir that the roar of .nolom would
drown 111" vnleo.
Tlio vleo-prosldenllal party Inst
n'MU dlnoil on Mi-Ke.ir.le river trout
rn.lKht near MeKenr.le bridge by H.
W llevnlnn and preaentod to Mr.
CooHiIko while ho .lopped here.
Coinhnt to Hint
A rnndldiilo In n rural dl.trlct of
1 1 ....... .rnlllHir n fll'Ill llOll. Oil
Ills olei'lor. and wa. volubly pnlntlnit
: ... ..... t......... IITa Ihnv
in VIVlll eiiinr. toe mhi... -j
would lead If ho wore their member
I). I'm hi. .
"You have not yet not two.ncroK of
land earn nun tv now, inn nun win
eo.i.el" bo oiled.
"You lui.vo not Brot froo linnion for
old people, but that will onme."
lie pinmed on lo prlaon reform.
l have no exporleneo of Ibo.o In
Hlllulli.ti.," lie remi.rltod, "hut "
A Vuloo Hut tlmt will come, guv
nor. London Uxprens.
Train Strikes Oil Truck at An
.. nandalc, Minnesota ... ,
SIX BODIES ARERECOVERED
IikIjuj of Vnmiwr 9'rahi fnM
Trmvk. Hut Uliriie i'nr i'ttmh
liMo JCrulwtit Train
ANNANDAUO, Minn,, Auk. It.
I'oulliH uh tho rtiHitlt ot tht) Mtmicupo
IIh Nt. I'JLiit una Hun It Ml... Mnvu, mi.
ruud wiock hro till ttflctnoon uru
oitiiwt(-d lo totul twBlvu. Th wrock
wim UHtimu! by tho train Mi (king un
oil ll'tliik tit, it KIIHle CiOHtniMK.
Willi lx budluH rucuvurud, work
irifii ru ported tiiL four or five addl
llyiml budluH could lo hui:u In the
wiuukmtu, und uiioIlcUIIy ihu cntl
iimtii or dud wim piacod at twelve
'Dm known dutul;
I.'IiiIm WaJluce, MlnnvapolU, vnffl-iici-r
of relKht train.
Krud i4iinur, Mupl Iikc, llinn..
driver of oil truck. i
Mt'iii Jiiuiiton, Aiuiftndulo, riding on
truck with jAinur. . '
KUinund UJrich, llorloon, Wli. i
iliiyinond Ulrlch, Jiorkon, Wis.,
brollior or Kduiund. "
'J'lio uiiKlnu ot tiio ptuiwiiKor truln;
kept llio rail, but liirwu earn, a
Hinokur, bmFKugo und day couch,
Jumped tho truck and crushed into ul
Xruitfiil truia.
Two uiun on the ol truck were
thrown iou tut and wuro lnstunlly
kllluU. ;
tiimrth Wiu icoliiK on Into tonight
for mivunil panuuKra who wttro hv
liovu't to bo burlod In tho wrockaifb
of lu throw earn, which wuro pllud
upou tho ovorturnvd en I no of tho
frolght truln. Tho pumtuiiKor truio
wan upprouchlnir the Annundule ata
tlou and 1mA alowod up or tho crossing-
whvn Fred J-umor, AlupJo Jtko,
Minn., driver of tbo oil truck neurod
tho truck a.
Two vt tho trainmen on the tiulnhC
who atood at ono aldo of the truck
awultljijr tho pnaalng of the Cunt train,
duclarod they warned Lamer of the
oncoiuJntr train. Iainer waived hia
hand, am tied, indicating that he be
lieved ho had plenty of time.
The fronti whoela of lh truck
readlit'd tho railM, the poaaenger en
Klno roared puat Die rroMlnv. The
truck wna utruck aiiuarely and hurled
from tho track. Tho Injured in
cluded: Kred flebyef-, Puyallup, Wnah.,
mod I ml student nt I'nlverjiity nf Mln
noaoLa, fractured hip, cut about head,
condition ncrloua.
JunteM HitrrlKiin, Omaha, Kcb.,
boulder dislocated.
Frank Hlcatt, Omaha, Keb., frac
tured rhfht U-k.
Jamea Vn1h, 60. 1315 Thirty-flat
avenue, Seattle, AYuah,, paaaefieer,
nerk uprained.
Al Htunuer, SO, Waterloo, Iowa,
ralp wounds.
Tho otticbil atatomcnt ffivon oat by
the Soo Line rend:
"Tho derailment was caused by
train number 107 striking nn automo
bile tank truck, on the croiedtii; Jimt
nint of tho ennt pamtlnfr track nwilch.
Tho truck which wuh hit nt tho croiw
In g wua th row n uaui ttnt the tiwltch
stand, knockliiK it down. , Thin loos
ened tho Hwltch. Tho en will o " unit
front truck of the mall car puKHed
over, but the cam behind, up to tho
dUior woro derailed. ' .
' . 1 1 t-
MINISTER BUILDS A HOME
ALL MODKRX tONVKMEMES IN
1-OltTAUI.K HKSlDfcLSfK
Truvellnir In his portable rettldenco.
ltev. J. C. Wurley. 1. D., and wito
iiud lllllo girl yeatertlay stopped in
LuK(,no fcr a short liuiu on their way
to Allmny from I'aandoita. Not only
In ltev. Wurley a doctor of divinity,
but ho la uIho h cut peuter. l'roof that
ho In a carpenter la the home which
ho 1ms built on the UodK" car which
currien biiuHulf and family through
tho l'aciric Btatos,
ltev. Worley'H homo on whoeln linn
several novel fixtures which attractefl
eonniderHble attention when In Ku-
ffene yesterday. After closely exam
inlnir tho rcHidence built on the 191?
DodKo chnaalH, it Is obvious that the
fireleaa cooker, folding beds, in Ken
ous cuphoarda and other fixtures are
only a minor detail or tno nome. w nen
Ihe family stops for the nlfrht the top
of the car Is elevated, permittlnR- Its
orcupitntH to stand up without hump
inir heads on the ceilinir. Uev. Wor-
ley's homo Is nil enclosed nnd he
aalij that on fritiity iukih no uau an
opporiunny oi irymiK uui ii luuiwr
ive nuulltles.
Itoverond and Mrs. Worloy nro now
on their way to Alhnny to visit rein
live. H (h probable thnt tlioy will
tour the Northwest before returning
lo California,
HIKERS -HURT ON HIGHWAY
HrtSchffaeri
wioiaes
WADES
t
SENDS THIS MESSAGE TO EVERY MAN
IN LANE COUNTY:
.! iff.-
Come in and see the New Fall Hart Schaffner
c Marx Suits and Overcoats I v
Of course you know -we're' always first with
young men's and men's styles.
This season particularly bur Hart Schaffner
& Marx clothing is more attractive than ever.
,t We will be pleased to show you
WADE BROS
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
in town, (it seems to mo thin true
Incident is so unusual thnt 1 humbly
bop a phu-e for it in tho Literary
Imtest.) K. W. . Howe's Monthly
(Atchison, Kan.).- 1 - -
Professor Horgeshelmer, the"' Gr- New Ide
man, says that eventually Americana "Where did you get the plot for
will be speaking German Instead of your second novel?"
English. It is English they speak,, "From the film version ot my first."
then, -is Jlf The Jfassina; bow. --Nashville Tennesseean.
TWO CIIICAfiO MKX IXMl'RKD IS
AX1I)KXT
Tliore Kastlnnd nnd Ted Vedhonon
of Chicago ore nt the Kugene honpltnl
a. tho result of Inlurlea m.stnlned ln.t
nlKht nhout 10:30 when they vcrt
Hlrtiek by an automobile driven by
ltny ltlnehnnimor of motor roulo A
while they were hlkluK nloiiu tho I'n.
elflo hlRhway near Hlver nronue bc
low tho city. The Injured men nro on
a hike from their homo city to Port?
land, nccordiliK to the report mndo to
tho pollec, nnd they failed to Ink.
precautions while walking nmanft
the trnlllc. The men nro not serlou.ljf
Injured, nccordl.il! to hnsplt.il report.:
portr,
Kn.ttnnd nnil Vendhen.on were
brought to tho honpltnl by Mr;
ltlnelmmmer, who stntos that tho
light, of nnother mnehlno proventod
blin from .eelng tho men on the
road. i
Power of Flattery j
It was n oft nnil Imlmy spring
night. The moon win. at It. onllh,
cn.tlng n mellow radlnneo upon tho
green.wnrd. ... tho ardent nwnln pna
Mlonnloly iloolnrod hi. love.
"larllng." ho cried In tone, of vi
brant ndorntion, "I will lay my for
tune beside your feet!'
"Oh, but your fortune I. not a vory
large one!" cooed the damsel.
"No," ho repliod, .lipping hi. nrm
round lier wnl.t, "but It will look
large besldo your tiny feet!"
llo won her. London Tlt-BU..
VnUt.fMl lo the Old Tub
A Potato Hill farmer and hl wife
lately moved to town, and occupied
a house In which thero wna tho uaual
conventional bath tub.
Hut Ihey had bnthed In a wa.h tub
In tho kitchen so long that thoy con
tinue to prautlce, and do not u.e the
bettor fncllltjej provided tor bathing
if X
. : . i . ': ten
TAKE ADVANTAGE Of rf J
APPLEGATE'S UfS,
Mid-Snhmer Clearance
... , .i .11' ... . .... i .
Your Credit Is Good
Mr. Homebuilder, here'is your chance to buy furniture for that new home,
and buy it right t ' Applcgate is closing out some odds "mid ends 'of ' furniture .
' and floor coverings., All are perfect pieces and all are desirable, but they
must be sold at once to make room for new stock. This is a Real opportunity.
. Prices Greatly Reduced r.
' on remnants' of Carpets and Linoleums. Separate pieces of bedroom and
living rooni furniture beds, cliairs, dressers, davenports, arm chairs',' rock
'' cts all are desirable pieces, but they must be cleared away. Careful buyers
.- will take advantage-of these unusual prices.
' ' A Few Uied
PHONOGRAPHS
Offored
- at Below-Sale
r-Price'
USED RANGES
n Taken in'on'
New WadgawoocV. ,
New Range
at Summer Price'
r3uy Now Applegate Will Extend Credit on Sale Prices Cash" Isn't v
Needed at Applegate's Your Credit Is Good!
IMIaI. CiiiSIMa fMikMr
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