MOANING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE, WEDNESDAY, AUG. U, tH
FIRST
TIMES I ' $
TODAYl filfr
And for Two Day Only! AA-fc
The sign of a good sliow
The Two Brightest Stars of the Scree
MAE MURRAY
RODOLPH VALENTINO
BE flENTEDBf TERMINAL
Probable That Stage People
Will Rent Storo
negotiationFunder way
I'mltTHinofl Tttnl Onerftfont of liases
. Want VtuuMKU un llhuiumo
Street
"The Delicious Little Devil"
The dazzling romantic escapades of a chic Broadway beauty
who impersonated a famous Parisian danseusc to win the love
of royalty. A madcap adventure in hearts with two favorites
supported by a clever cast of players.
Miss Murray's gowns are even more stunning than those
bespangled creations of "On with the Dance," "Peacock Alley"
and "Fascination." And Rodolph well, envy restrains us, the
knowledge of his presence should suffice on with the play !
' Wnrtitxer Solo
Chas. W. Hawley
playing
"Barcarolle" Tales of
Hoffman
and in musical
settings on our
Super - Wuriitzer
Hurray! Round Two!
Leather Pushers
H. C. Witwer's knock
out series picturized
from Collier's and star
ring Reginald Denny
Rex International Newt
Negotiations uro being Vanietl on
between i ho management of tho
Chambers Hardwnro company and the
owners or the staao Terminal nuiui
in km for a louse of tho quarters now
uemg cienreu or stocic by tno i nam
bom conuwny, It been mo known yes
terday. Accord! ntr to tho rumored
pi tins, which appear to bo very defl
ntte. when It l known that vnrioi:
iwrtiea hiive been naked if they would
take quarters In the Chambers building:
at a Inter date, the Cent nil Slago com
nany is making advances to rent the
Chambers structure for the purpose of
using It aa headquarters for tho stage
lines, it ta understood that the pres
ent terminal quarters will be tented
to an automobile concern It the plana
are carrion tnrougn.
Providing that tho Terminal peo
ple con et the Chambers store for
their new base ,it is understood that
they will ask tho present management
of the structure to niako considerable
alterations in the building. Tho bingo
people, it appears. iicdiri to secure
notaesslbn of not only tho store, but
also the implement storeroom In tho
rear of tho store. This will give an
opening on both ends of tho building,
Will Decide Soon
According to reliabl sources of in
formation, tho management of the
hardware storo has Informed the Ter
minal people that it will be decided
within the next ten days whether or
not tho storo will be leased under the
agreement. It is known that the
Chambers Hardware company Is not
only trying to dispose of Its entire
stock, but is also attempting to sell
me Duumng.
The alterations in the structure
would give the stage terminal a front
ing on Willamette street and a place
in the rear for loading the passengers
on the stages, it is said that the front
part of the building would be a typi
cal stage depot and would also con
tain several stores nnd probably
lunch counter.
Stage Terminal Prospering
Since tho Centrnl Stage Terminal
have been onerntlnir bubes between
Eugene and various cities In the Wil
lamette valley they have made a suc
cess of the business as a convenient
and dependable method of travel.
Their business has been rapidly grow.
mg ana it is believed that if the ter
minal is moved from the present site
on Seventh avenuo west It will be be
cause of a desire to have a frontage
un Eugene a ma:n street.
H. I. Sheldon, 1343 University street,
repair residence, , damaged by fivo,
$500; F. O. Colts, 1663 Walnut street,
garage, flftO.
DILL TEAM MAKES READY
NHIONHCLID
. IAXSA1, station gets bulletin
; .illustrating peril
III' Order to Hold to Agreement
'. Limitation Pact Suner-Efflo
Jcncjr Is to Be Developed
(Fear that the United States navy
ia neither adequate in ships nor
Our Service
TIME DEPOSITS
Our Time Deposit Ac
counts draw the same in-'
terest as Savings Ac
counts, but with' the ad
vantage of your being
able to withdraw your
funds at agreed upon pe
riods. Such an account consti
tutes a safe and sane in
vestment, and is a favor
ite with many people who
are not fond of "taking
chances" with hard
earned cash. There is no
red tape about opening
such an account here, and
we will be glad to give
you the necessary details.
89 Yean of Holpfiil Service
FIRST
NATIONAL SANK
of Eugene
personnel to completely preserve this
country's proportion of the 5-5
naval ratio as provided 'in the agree
ment of limitation of naval armament
is expressed in a bulletin received by
the local naval Jreoruit.ng station
from tho bureau of navigation. Thi
bulletin is to be posted In all shlbi
and stations and admonishes the men
that the highest efficiency must be
reached and that the added responsl
otuties must be realised.
"At present neither in ships nor In
personnel is tho navy strong enough
to completely preserve our proportion
of the 5-5-3 naval ratio," reads the
bulletin. "Our peace-loving, non
militaristic character as a people, the
present' heed for. economy in public
expenditures make is probablo we will
be, for an indefinite time in the fu
ture, below our allowed and proper
ratio.
"If tho United States falls to com
pletely maintain Its proportion of the
ratio, the responsibility of the
navy for safe guarding tho nation
automatically grows heavier. We, of
the navy, can best appreciate the
danger. We see the handicap this
government will labor under In enter'
ng .uiure worm conferences. we
understand the heavy ourdens of tax
ation the people have borne and are
bearing because they have, in time of
peace, refused to properly prepare
for war.
"The navy, however, ha at Its com
mand one sure method of compensa
tion for material handicaps and short-
ago of personnel. It Is In unanimous
determination by all hands that fleet
for fleet, squadron for squadron, ship
for ship and man for man. the navy
of the United States shall bo tho most
efficient on the sea."
Tho fear that the United States
might not bo able to hold up Us end
of the fi-R-B ratio 1 brought about
v tho fact that at prcsont the naval
personnel is snort as.uuu men, accord'
ing to the local naval officers.
125 Reward
Will bo paid for recovery of or
Information leading to the recovery
of Ford sedan, bearing motor num
ber 6238560 and Oregon I'cense No.
0804, stolen from, 995 Alder Satur
day night.
JOHN T. EVANS.
t 8-9-tf
Eugenie Collection Agrocy
Bad claims any place. No collec
tion, no fee, Nothing to Join. No
dues. Phono or write W. H. Blowers.
8-4-tr
A Bong of India, music adapt
ed from Nikolas Itlmsky-Knrsn-koff'n
theme. Hear it played at
the Rex by Chas. W. Hawley
Friday and Saturday. , On sale
Fiigene Music Shop, ft east flth
street, 8-16-2
LOCAL LODGE OF ELKS WILL KX.
TER COMPETITION
Between 15 and 20 Men Will Invndc
Seaside Conclave to Rctan Trophy
Won at Meet Last Year
Organisation plans for the drill
team of the Eugene lodgo of Elks
which will enter the annual competi
tion of the order to he held at Sea
side September 7-8-9 are under way
among the members of the local herd
who are determined that the trophy
won last year at Marsh field will be
brought back to the local club rooms;
for another year. It Is exnected that
between 15 and 20 men will make up
the B. p. o. E. team from this city.
Everything Is practically complete
for the greeting to be presented to
the Elk herd, according to word from
officials of the order at Seaside.
The following Is the program for
the three-day session:
Thursday
10 A. M. Registration.
2 P. M. Opening of the conven
tion. ' Address of welcomo, etc.
2 P. M. Reception for ladles at
Hotel Seaside.
9 P. M. Huge bonfire on bench.
Friday
. 10 A. M. Session.
. 2P. M. Auto trip to Elk creek and
Cannon Beach for ladles."
2 P. M. Ritualistic contest at Audi
torium.
8 P. M. Pnrnde.
9 P. M. Done for Elks and ladles.
Saturday
10 A. M. Address by prominent
speaker. ,
Memorial service.
2 P. M. Session.
Election of officers.
LITTLE WAIF IS ADOPTED
BABY LEFT AT MKIICY HOSPITAL
FINDS HOME
Kugcuo lnne, the little waif left at
tho Mercy hospital lust winter with
out any clue to his imrenlago nnd
who aroused much Interest among lo
on 1 residents has been officially adopt
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Hnvid Hill of
M areola at whose homo he had been
Placed for care bv tho authorities.
Justice Jesse O. Wells was gimiuliiH
of tho child ponding action on tno
application for adoption by Mr. and
Mrs. Hill.
The name of the little hid has been
officially recorded as Kugeno Uino
11111 and ho bears the nunm of thA
city, tho county, und that of lus ios
ter parents.
BOYS CLUB Mil ORGANIZE
M. C. A. CAMPERS PlaANNIM.
PERMANENT tilUU'l
W. P. Waller, Boys Work Secretary,
Advocated ArrtiiigtumiUtf for Con
tinuing Summer Program
Efforts toward the organisation of
a permanent boys' club among those
who attended tho annum camp minor
tbe direction of the local Y. M. C A.
will be made at a mooting to be held
at tho rooms of tho association, ac
cording to W, P. Walter, boys work
secretary of the organlintlon. It Is
tho belief of officials of the associa
tion that through a permanent organ
isation that tno work or me camp
each year Is further supplemented by
arrylng on tho educational ana re
ligious program through the winter
months.
It Is possible, according to the sec
retary, that plans may bo mudo for
tho holding of two camps next year,
one for tho younger boys and an
other for hoys ubovo the age of IS.
Many applications received ror tno
event this year indcates that with two
camps the plans of the association
can be more efficiently handled nnd
bettor results enn bo had.
Arrangements for the planning of
the winter program of tho III-Y club,
an organisation of high school boys
Interested In Y. M. C. A. activities.
am nhtn under way. states Mr. Walter.
who will call a meeting of the orgnni-
union In thenear future to outline
u schedule fof the coming year.
Notable Silk Offerings
Featuring the most favored silks at special, reduced prices tliut urge (lie cc ,niy ( n.
ipatint; your l'ull ncciU now, Tlnifly .shoppers will (iiul this mi uninatiliahlu oppIM tllllit j
$3.75 Canton Crepe $2.69
Thin Htipi-i'li silk offers an exceptional v,,..
iiHleecll lit n lovely quality .0 inches wi,,.'
$3.75 Krepe Knit $2.98 Yard
The season's most popular silk and justly
so, for one instantly falls in love with its
rich weave, its heavy, K'aeefuly iliapiiitf
weight. In a wide diversity of channiiiK
shades that permits of the widest choice;
38 inches wide. The yard $2.8.
Silk Pongee Special 98c Yard
A far better cpiality than the price would
indicate is offered in a special selling nt a
pronounced reduction. You will find this
pongee of a splendid quality nnd well adapt
ed to the multitude of purposes for which
this popular silk is used men's shirts, chil
dren's dresses, lingerie, drapes, etc. l'ure
Silk Pongee, special, the yard )8c.
. ' t ft .
v .. ,.,,, ..vn h i hi v, nrowii
taupe, mohawk, and jade ; also in ,iu.i. ,,'
white. Special, the yard $2.69. '
$3.25 Crepe Pongee $2.49
Crepe Pongee one of the most (avoiccl ,,(
the newer silks at a special reduced pries
that emphasizes the advantages nf ,llvjtl
now. Pure thread silk in a splendid lie,nVy
quality with n rich "crrpey" weave. '..
ularly $.1.25, special $2.-W. K .
Sports Silk at $ 1 .79 Yard
Offers a splendid choice of liarouette satins
figured Imroncttca and plain and (aiu-y
sport weaves at great price concession. j.
Mi and AO inch widths white and collir
The yard $1.79.
FIIBEBT DISPUY PLANNED
VISITING RROWTKS TO REE DEM
ONSTRATION' 11KHK
DorrlH Orrliards Will Ito Mim fnr
Member of WMcm Walnut
' Association Augiut 21 m
AIR PATROL GETS REST
NO SHIPS GO Ol'T OVKFt TIMBICK
KI COUNTUY TTKSDAY
For the first time since tho 91st
aero squadron has been on duty over
the forests of tho Northwest, no patrol
pmnes were sent out yesterday. He
cent rains drenched the timber cov
ering the Cusrade and Coast ranges
und there Is little dnnger of new fires
until the sun once more gets Into uc
tion and dries up tho damp earth.
aii tne mg bia7.es in the state for
ests are reported to have dwindled
Into Insignificance after the showers
which a few days ago swept across
the mountains and flro fighters are
taxing their first rest in several
months.
Danger from flro In the timber Is
far from being past for this year and
tne aerial patrol is preparing to re
sume guard dver the wooded coun
try, it Is understood thnt the 91st
aero squadron will be kept In Rn
gene until after tho first heavy fall
01 rain in September.
Arrangements for an interesting
demonstration of filbert culture for
the benefit of the members of the
Walnut Growers' association who wilt
visit Eugene August 24. are being
made at the orchards of George I
Dorria near Springfield. The Dorris
orchard is the largvst filbert bearing
orchard In tho Willamette valley and
according to all , available data one
of the largest in to United mates.
The demonstration that Is planned
na a fcaturo of the visit of tho grow
era to this city is a display of the re
sults of the hand pollenlzatlon or tne
f fbert blossom. A total estimated
as 90,000 blossoms have been cultured
with tho pollen by hand and the suc
cess of this method is Indicated by
the growth and vigor of the trees and
which has aroused, considerable In
terest among owners of walnut and
filbert orchards In the Northwest.
Twenty-four varieties of filbert trees
are included in thd Dorria orchard
that has been pollenlxed.
The caravan of walnut growers will i
arrive here the evening of August 23
after starting at Salem and visiting
many of the orchards in that vicinity,
Bon F. Dorrls of Kugeno, rormer sec
retary of the association, will meet
the visitors nt Hal em and accompany
them to this city.
RADIO PROGRAM MARRED
STATION TO BR WORKKI) OVER
FOIl NEXT CONG'EKT
2- Big Shoe Specials-2
On the left, a regular $5.00 Oxford for
women and irrowiui: ini'ls. Made of
hiirh irrade Tony lirown calf with
Havana drown toe caps, saddle and
hack stay. Leather soles and rubber
heels. Very special QE
the pair J
On the rinht. a special model, women's
or growing girls' $5.00 Sport Oxfords.
Made of high grade Tony brown calf
with Havana brown saddles and plain
toes. Orydeu can't slip rubber soles
and heels. Kxtra spe- CO
eial the pair 43
Wednesday's Grocery Economies
Demonstration of the H einz Pure Food Products
"57 Varieties"
During the demonstration these special prices will prevail
Heinz Baked Beuu
Small cans, 6 for 70c
Medium cans, 6 for $1.00
Large cans, 3 for - 85c
70c
90c
Heinz Soupt
Small cans, 6 for
Medium cans, 4 for
80c
90c
Heini Spaghetti
Small cans, 6 for
Medium cans, 5 for
Heini Kidney Beans-
Small cans, 6 for 75c
Medium cans, 4 for 90c
SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER
2 small' cans of Soup. 2 of Means. 2 of
Spaghetti, and 1 Catsup or India Kelish,
nil for $.00
Although -tho crowd which author
ed in front? of tho Myorn shop now
tho city park lnHt nlffht to honr the
iLvintora' radio concert romalnod until
tho Inst noloctlon nnd hoen received
tho broadcnfltcin experienced connid
erablo difficulty with thoir net nnd
the concert won not up to ntnndnrd.
Now batterien were installed In the
Mtutlon yenterday, but thene weakened
beforo the program was well under
way.
Corpornl P. C. Smith. In choree of
the brondcantlnir under the radio or
firer. Lieutenant OoldKhoroufCh, will
remedy the difficulty and nnnouncen
thnt tho next proirriim will be nent out
without any hltchea. other operat
ors cutting In hnvo hlndcrod tho
brondcnutlnir at ttmon.'
LOCAL BUILDING IS ACTIVE
EIGHT PKHMITS FOIl CONSTRUC
TION ABU ISKUKD
Eluht pormlfn for local construc
tion work wero iBflUod yesterday hy
w, i. Alexander, city, bulldlnff Inspec
tor. Pour of tho permits aro for tho
construction of now homes, two for
repair work on residences, one Kar
aite and one warehouse. Tho largest
item recorded was for the erection
a wooden warehouse at an esti
mated cost of $2000 by George T.
Hall. The building would bo erected
near the Southern Pacific tracks be
tween Ollvo nnd Chnrnolton streets.
Permits for the erection of new
omes were: Mrs. Winnie M. Drown.
00S Almaden street. tfiOO: T.. It.
llyrn. 892 Twentieth avo. east, 1600:
W. P. Ilnrger, 1038 Nineteenth nvenue
enst, $1B00; 640 Fourth nvenue west.
500; Mrs. Arnold 1148 Wnshlngton
street,, repair, residence, H&00; Dean
FOREST FIRES NUMBER 700
OFFICIATj RKIHUITH OX OHIXiOX
AND WASHINGTON
Approximately 700 f'oroHt flrrs hnvfl
hin reported in tho oreiron nnd
Wnithlnirton nntfonnl forent clintrlctH
thin summer nnd with fnw exenptionn
tnny wore mnn-mnuo htnxon. nrcord
Intr to A. O. Wtthn, HH.Rtnnt dlntrlnt
foroBter. who wnn In BuffPno ynntor-
dny to ntnrt n trtn through tho HIiih
law rrnervo. With tho flro hnznrri
h-ld In chock hv tho rooont rnlnn
tho timber offlclnm aro chnrklnff up
on tno anmnfro throughout tho gov
ernment domnln. '
FlrcH nic tho renult of llfrhtnlner.
which In tho nnnt has boon n frequent
Hour ce of dnngeroiiH blazon, hnvo hoen
comparatively light thm aummer.
Htnte tho government official, who
ortdB that onreloHnnOBM on tho nnrt of
enmnom hnn more thnn offnot thin
aavlng of tho fodcrnl timber.
NURSES DISCUSS, PROGRAM
ASSOCIATION PI,AN FOIl HOCIAI,
ACTIVITY
Plans for tho social program nnd
outlines of the work of tho Tne
County Nurses' nssoclntlon for the
winter months were discussed at n
mooting of tho members of tho or
ganization held last evening flt the
rooms of the chamber of commerce.
The Ijine ronntv nssoclntlon wns or
gnnlxed hern Inst fnll for the purpose
of stnndnrdlxlng thn mien nnd regu
lation governing registered nurses
Fancy Creamery Butter, lb. ., 43c
Tall cans Darigold Milk 10c
Hardware Department
Steel Cleaning Brushes 17c
Guaranteed Porch or l'"lonr Paint, gal, ..(3.00
Zeroleue Motor Oil, light, medium or
heavy, gal $0c
l'ure Aluminum Sauce Pans with fold
ing handles 79c
Mail Order
Filled
Promptly
Ladies'
Home Journal
Patterns
j : NAX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORED
ffl SSSSS 1 --W - t-l-'J'i.J IL..UJJLL.. l-tl". L.'l,. Li.
i
and for tho benefit of both the pub.
lie -mid tho members of tho organ
xlatlon. The following mombers of the
Lane County Nurses' association com
poso tho board of directors: Miss
Ksta Htovens, Miss I.ulu Olio, Miss
Oraco Robortson. Miss Cloulot, Miss
Turner. Miss Margaret Morris and
Miss Edith Knot.
LAD'S CONDITION SERIOUS
SKULL FRACTL'UKD YEKTKIWAY
BY KOLMNG TIMI1KH
At a lato hour lnat night tho nlno-
vear-old ann of II. B. Hrooding. of
Colt nun flrovo. who wna aerloiwly In
Jured Tueadny nflernoon by a pleco of
timber which rcil on mm, wna un
fighting for hi Hfo nt tho Mercy hon
nltal. but according to nurse, his
condition was very scrloufl.
Yoatordny. during tho onrly after
noon tho lad wan playing with other
children alongside a load of lien, and
ono of tho heavy plecea nf timber
wna dinlodged and rolled down on top
of tho boy. hitting him on tho head.
Tho blow crunhod tho burnt! part of
tho nkull and severely Jarred tho
Hpinal column. When tnken to tho
hoRpltal ho wan bleeding from tho
novo and mouth.
TIio Traitor
Ccnrgntte Mubcl is an attractlvo
girl. Isn't (the? ,
uora ren, nut you can l trunt her.
Ooorgotto No?
Cora No. Wo glrln out nt tho
tennis club nil bought knickerbockers
at tho anrno tlmo, but no ono had tho
norvo to wonr 'cm out on tho courts.
Ho wo got together nnd ngrood to como
out In tho knickers all at thn samo
tlmo on a cortaln Hunday safety In
numbers, you know. And thev all
ntuck to tho agreement except Maud,.
wuurKWL" jkickou oui, nin sno t
Corn No. Shn canin out In Imm
tho day before.
TYPEWRITERS
(All Makes)
We Sell Them - We Rent Them . - We Boy Them
WE REPAIR THEM
Office Machinery and Supply Company
17 Willamette pbone 1
Kitnset. Highway Contrail Is ,
WHNATC1IHH. Wash.. Anir. IB
Contract to build six nillos of tho Hun
sot highway through Illewnti nm...
wns let today to Murks, Hengfolder
ana iiarry or tnis city for MO, .100.3
S3
Auto Owners
Notice!
New Auto Paint Shop
in Townl
Mr. Fred Lamarinc, nn auto painter of 20 years' experience,
has opened a shop nt Eighth and Charnclton. He will paint
your car right.
FVed,L.amarin.e
a.L , AUTO PAINTER
8th and Charnelton . , phone 155
Hard Qumtlnn
Why dO theV Cnll n ., VAn.tn
'chummy" Just hocnuse vnu hnvo m
crawl through tho enrburotor to get
Into tho auxiliary seat? AHnnin rAn
stltutlon.
Dance notice to Monsa nnd frlAnla
Thursday, August 17. Oood music!
!, 15, IT
uto ft Plro Ins. O, N. McUnn t-s-tf
Bollsv In Register Clnnsltled,
I
Odd Fellowi TempU ' Ninth and Oak
(Main Floor Entrance)
n BIG VALUES IN HOSIERY
lktH09 .....11.00, $1.25, $1.50
"lack and Cordovan Hose for women, misses and children,
. 35c values for e