Morning register., August 30, 1922, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 1922
FIVE '
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO OB WELL ORESSED
The Man Bent on Getting
His Money's Worth-
iioesn'tneed a skin around his neck on
a tin cup in his hand a t oreenmerrell '3
uk can he iiund to values in general,
ignorant op wool and workmanship he
doesn't. Meed to know a peach prom a
lemon a no still he will come out with
the right garment at the right price.
we want you to see the
new clothes pur fall
"One of Eugene's best stores"
H CAUGHT IN THE , ROUNDS II in
. tin fit I'llMVtUVW
flMW Mrlvlll Miller llllil W. W. Oil
kin W ywiiM-tUy tur Klurcmo un a
bumM irlp. , . .
(Mkr'ilun Miwrtiniii In 1lr ' V.
Roblmum. iiiir.h.iiil from tmkrlclKi.,
, ln K"K"Mi yrnlurilay InuriilliK
1 liUlllieU Vlll.
YKIlnc III I'nrllnml Klnronoo
IMIfV. "f I'"1 r"l'l"' '' l"ro.
hu ittt tor I'artlnnil whore alio will
ult tor a tow ilayn.
lr. A. II. It" HiHunw fnim Ntuili
-ir. A. H. KtinH him rtttiriifil rruni
two wwk' lour of WimhliiKton.
Ilnnler imrk and Columbia hluliwiiy
SoinM. , , ,
Vlll tmin 'miitt lirovi Hull!
Slfwort. 4iiunlllr of C. t. HU-wurl of
t'nitmiu iirovn, won I" lJimi'ii" y'
Urdny. Mr, Mtcwurl In luunly trull
Jiupoclpr,
4' t..:. ' 1
llntuni fnim I'nrtliiiKl 'IWiiy Nov.
Edwin V. O'lliiru, pimlur ut Hi. Miiiy'n
Cnlhnllo nhun-h, will rrlurn fnim
Portland: loiluy wluro ho h been
Inco Momliiy.
Murrlmtit Miviimi Iwiiml A mnr
riit" Iimiiim who ai-nnlM lo imio
fchwrruo nml Ida I'o Willis boih of
Kll I'm, nt tho oltlco of tho counly
clork yolcrday.
Vnnner ltinhlrnt VMl J. I
Buell ot Run Krnnoluro, fnrmorly
IUhl-ot-wny nltonl of lhi HolUhern
IVIflo lino nt thin city, la a vlaltor
hero for a four dnya.
. .
Karl MmuI in 0'n Tin-winy MIm
JUIdrt.il I'nrli.n of Leluilion wna here
Jwltrdny nrcparltiK lo lenvo for Hurl
In 1-nnn counly. ncliool dlnlrlrt num
her ICO, wnoro alio will leiich ilurliiK
llio eumliiK yenr. Tho achuol at Kurl
reovna neat Tuvailuy.
... I
KiiIiiii Man f'nimn Tlimuuli Kumno
'hnrliw Mumper, of Halom, puott
IhroUKh KiiKuno yentorduy on hlo wny
to ouklund. Org., whom ho will vlalt
frlonda.
.
MlniUMitn Vudlur llrro Hov. O. I..
Muikiiii of Win. loin, Minn.', nml hla
duuKhler. Mra. K. I.. Kilalll, of Jeffor
aon, ureirtiit, tiro vlnliiiur for a tow
duya ut tho homo of T. S. i'lullK.
.
Hot ll rim from VimiUlHt M Inn Kiln
ItlrhiirdMoii, iiMHlHlunt In tho oftlco of
liorlora Kerron, lte, iind Hpenco, hna
returned to her imalllon utter apond
InK hir viu-nllon at MtiCrudlo MjirltiKH.
.
('iinly llmilth 'iim MnklliK
ItiiiiiiilHMlHH Hnlly C'riilKhlll, county
henlth nunie, yoitterdity wiih In Cul
tnm tlruvo.- Today Minn Crulffhlll
will make a jirofeanlonal vlalt to ixir
iinu, Tiiirher Hon from Kitiilll Ihikirtn
MIkh lumt Israeli hna arrived In Ku.
Kne friiin Houth Piikotu. Mlaa Uir
aen In it toucher and llopea to ohlnin
a poaltlnn In aomo dialrlct In thla part
of UreKull thla full.
.
KHtiml TtuHmt nt Aliitin l lirnvo
Mlaa Nellie lep. teachor of tho achool
at Alpha, accompanied by hor alntor,
Mlaa Jeaalo lep, will leavo today for
tho coaal achool dlatrlct ISff to ar
rtuiKo for tho openlnir of tho achool.
...
l-'.rt N'nt'iinnl hunk fiiHa Xiw Man
W, C. flrahulii if Portland hna tuk
en a position with tho Klrat Niitlontil
bank lit thla city. Air. uritniiin wua
TRICOT1NE AND
POIRET TWILL
Wool
Frocks
For Fall!
Frocks that speil Grace and Beauty
in every line 1 !v i '
$16.50 to $29.50
Full of tlie verve ntitl clmrtn of yotitli-valiics tlmt arc
truly clmracteristic of Larfic's-tliesc Wool Frocks
achieve a distinction that particular women crave.
Their slender, graceful lines arc emphasized by pointed
or pleated panels, in keeping with the long waistline
Novel and artistic colored embroidery of Parisian a id
Russian effects. Flowing sleeves lend a grace and swing
to the new models.
LARGE'S
1 865 Willamette Street
formnrly HBHocditwl with a tmnk lit
ninitwlli,, id,,,, ,iml wlth tho KJrHt
Nmiunal bunk of l'orlluiid.
Irfiiviw fur MV,1U? Counlry Jnk
(HMhln, of (ho WliltH KltH-trlo torn
It'jny, him h-rt for MiiCn-dlo hpHiikh
wlmro hu will Bpuinl mi outliiK of tun
iliiyw.
liium rir Vlnlt nt AllmnMrn.
Uullor Ai IfiilhiKil Iiiin Inft for Albany
wlmr mIk, will vImU hr purunlH. Hho
will bo out of thu city fur Hovoral
ilnyH,
loNluvin, of Oiikllllltl. tiro.. I. In tUlm
rtiy vlltltiK hin rvhitlvitM ami fnthor.
(I. II. TuMuvln. To uirlvi'd hero hint
H ii inlay,
Nnv ihnvi-liT tit (iMriiol'H J, ft.
Hrockur. wiitdhmiikor, Ih cmployt'il In
thu W, U ipirnull Jewulry Moro
'1'iriiiif tliu tiliHunm of Jf, ll, Hlurr,
who h on u twit Wfckii' vuratlun,
Miirrliiwtf MiiiiHn IhhihiI A inur
iIiiru IIci'iinu wiih Krmih'tl yHtt'i(l(iy nt
thu office of tint county rlcrk to Ivnn
hou A. HtiHlm' of .MIiuioHpoIlM, Minn.,
ami Itulh II. MoiitKomury, IOukuiiu,
lorn km- Hi'Hliltiit In City ICIimti'
Oh'iivur of i'ort Iruirl wua In ICiiKnu
'or it Mh oil tlmv Momlity. Mr. (.'louver
Ih a foiinur nMiiUnt of thlM rlly. At
pri'Hitnl ho In roprummlliifc; un cut
miii paint concern.
T. O, ), V, IahIm mh,Im Tho Rpon
(;ur Jtutln IoiIko, No, U, I. O. (). nt
tho ri'Kular, mrutlntf liiHt nlkht In
Itlatuil four canfllilatuH Into tho (
nml (Ii-ktco. I'Ihiin for tho Oriental
plcnlo wuro dlMcUrtHcd.
lUnvlltitf llui'k from Cnllfornlfi
Uiy UowIIdk. of tho Klrnt National
hank, accompnnlcil by IiIh wife, haJt
ruturnntl from ('ullfornln aftor upend -Inic
hin vacation looking ovor tho
hcuiiIq upon In tho Hay Htato.
(tinnl OfflrtT Pmiwxril Berond
IJiMitemmt 1. A. Newman of company
national Kiiartl of UHh city, Iiuh
hci-n promoted to tho rank of flnU
lieutenant accord InK to word received
from lleoriro A. Whlto. udjutant gen
eral.
HdilrnK from lUir Hunt Floyd
iKic" KIUh, of Bit kin. rolti mod to Ku.
Kunu from the mountains yontordny
imer "emu on a near hunt. Mr. Klin
Ih a Kraduato of thu unlvendty. Ho Is
an engineer and surveyor with offices
In Bulem.
Will .loin IluHhaiidi Hem Mrs. T.
II. 1'aueliT will come to Kuireno In a
short time to Join her huhand, Ir.
reier. optician in the store of Dr.
H. W. Moody, optometrist. Dr. I'nue-
inr is a KriHluulo of two well-known
optical schoola.
lICHldcnro niul 1a HtAd Tho renl-
deme and lot located at the corner
of Jeffomon and Cheshire HtrcotB has
been purchased by Jasper M. Simmons
rrom U M. Travis. Mr. Hlmmons re
cently ram to Kuffono from Ml. An
roI. Tin deal was made throuuh the
Ham Hugh ltenlty conniany.
9mm
lU'tiim fnim Hlttslaw Va4tion
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Owon and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Joss lcwls hnvo roturned
from tho Kluslnw country nftor spend
Inir a few wocks' vacation there. Mr.
owon, of tho J. C. Penny storo, said
ll nit thorn wore row campers In tho
part of tho country viailed.
VUltnr IrifiveM for Iortlnnrt Miss
Htolla ArmltaKo, niece of Krank Ar
mllaKo of this city, loft for her homo
ln I'orttand yostorday after having
visited her tor a tew days with-her
uncle, DurlnK hor summer vacation
MImm ArmltaKo has been In Kiuttern
Orefcon and nlno visited Cruter lake.
Ktort-M Will How !4tnor Day All
KuKeiin stores affiliated with tho La no
County Credit association will remain
closed all day September i, labor day,
according: lo announcement of tho or
Ktihlzatlon. It Is expected that tho
day will he Konernlly observed here
by all stores and offices cloning for
tho holiday.
Komi Work Nwr Completion Tho
Clovordalo road project will bo com
pleted within ten days, according: to
Commissioner M. H, Harlow, who yes- j
torday, nccofnpanled by J. R. McKy, j
mad master, Inspected tho work. Two
more days of Rradlng; aro still to be '
completed before iho gra voting sturts, '
states Mr. Harlow.
I
Ax GosIim Man's Ankle Willis I 1
Fraloy, of Kueeno, seriously gaiihed
his left anklo with, an ax yesterday
morning; when helping: to build a
house on motor route H. Tho Imple
ment slipped from Krnley's hand nnd
the wound was Inflicted. Ho was
taken Into Eugene, whore a physlclnn
took sovoral stitches in tho lacerated
fool.
IHvnron Comntnlnt Filed Hoslo
Wllkor has filed a complaint against
George Jl. Wllkor charging; that ho
Is cross and cruel and that sometimes
for threo weoks at a timo ho would
only speak to her to abuso her, ac
cording to tho charges. They rosldo
near Ores well nnd wore married in
Nobrnska In IS 8 8 nnd have five child
ren nil of them self supporting;.
nilvii-Klty Tnirk Man llrtnnm Ut
KniM'iir Arthur Utrson, senior In the
university nnd ono or Bill Haywards
speedy sprinters, whoso name Is en
rolled at the top of tho list of tho Pa
cific coast's best trackmen, has re
turned to hlB home In Eugene after
spending tho earlier pnrt of the sum
mer fishing at tho mouth of tho Columbia,
xr.ii.il Ufitiljtf.it lfarM VlMll.Intr Par
ents Clinton Thlones, n aenior In
tho University of Oregon medical
school In Portland nnd an lntorn In
tho Good Ramnrltnn hospital, Is now
....m.. ki. n...Ania Mr nnd Mrs. W.
ViniliilK inn iwji-,
C. Thlonos, who live up tho McKomlo
rlvor. Tnienes compioien mn irw
nnmtnrv medical work on the uni
versity campus In Engono.
While riding a motorcycle Monday
ovor a rough stretch of road, Jimmy
ltyan, of Irving, bumped Into a bad
rut and had ono of hla eyos Injured.
ii.... ....... .Minn- nlnnir at n ntnw nnne
nnd when leaning ovor to adjust tho
mechanism tho machine struck a hole
In tho road, bumping nis inco ngainsi
.i. ik. mntexm hlUn. Thn In.
Jury Is not considered sortoua.
i..i i.. Viinmn A fleet of new
coiipoB nnd motor trucks woro taken
from Portland to Kugcno yoatorday
for the K. "i rimmoon rmu i"""
agency by H. v. mnrsnau, uoucn
iinrtnn I'nnse. Thn first
two named men nro employes of the
local Ford ntfoncy una i-cnm, n ior
mer resident of this city, is associated
with tho PortlandPord compnny.
Il'.li VnmnM 1 Hl t TCll mW.M r.
and Mrs. Wnlter Wegner have left for
Hutherlln where tney win visu mr n
few davs before Ruing- to Gold Hill,
where Mr. Wegner, who was graduat
ed from the university lant June, will
ho tho hoart of Uto commoroo nopnn
ment In the high school. Mr, Weg
ner, who won hla lottur as a wrestler
ut the university lust yeur, will ulso
coach athletics ut tho Gold Hill high
hoIiooI.
Attorney Hack fnim nvMirt C,
A. Wlntoriitcler, local attorney, has re
turned to Kugimo artor making
trip to the OregiMi coasl. Ho reports
that the roud between here mid Now
port 1m In fairly good shape.
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To Tweli In Nyjouui High Keliool
MIhs Nellie McCluru, University of
Oregon graduate, will leave In a short
tlmo tor Nyassa, Oregon, whero shu
will tench history and mathernutlcs
In the high school ut that place.
lr, lUms Itctunw Dr. A. H. Ross
and family have returned to lOugene
after having spent a vacation In
Washington. Dr. Jtosu nnd his fam
ily vlhlted Hauler i ntlonal park while
on thulr tour of tho Northwest,
Dnlry Man 1ahUh Ovor KogitK'
H. It. Con kiln or Hentilo, who Is in
terested In tho dairy business, was
caller at tho chamber of commerce
yentordny re(iiuMllng Information on i
tho posslhllltloH of entering business
in Kugene,
1
Mmiy tnllM ttr KicurKlim TtcUttn
A good response Is being reported on
thu sale of tlckvls for the excursion
to Florence, according to Kugene
Chad wick, secretary of the chamber
of commerce, where Oiq tlckots are
on sale, ln addition to other oca ,
otoruM,
'.
Colonel licmlcr and Dr. Miller Gt,
Dwr .'olonoI John Leader and Dr.
J. M, Miller nnd point have returned
whero they have been hunting for
hc v oral days. Tho men brought two 1
deer back to the city with them a
trophies of their Jaunt through the
timbered country,
!r. II. O. lnnford Him; for Vlnlt
Dr. 11. O. Dunford of Seattle, accom
panied hy his family. Is visiting here
at tho home of his father, Dr. ti. A.
Danford. Mrs. H. O. Danford la not a I
stranger In Kugene, she having lived
hero at tho Hurtle court for two years
during tho war period while Dr. Dan
ford was In France with the 91st di
vision. landed Truck Turn Over A mo
tor truck driven by Hon Marks wlitch
wus being helped up un Incline nour
Mabel yestorduy '.morning turned over
when tho tow line from the leading
machine broke. The truck, loaded
with sand, would not respond to the
brakes, and rolled down the hill, and
turned over when It hit a rock. The
machine was dnmaged considerably.
0 m
lllllrrbacitfl Father IM In Call
foma Charles H. Hllderback, con
tractor, who In now completing con
struction work on the addition to tho
Halem poM office. . Monday passed
through Kugene for California where
ho was called hy the sudden death
of his father. Mrs. Hllderback, a Bis
ter to Mrs. W. 1 Coppernoll of this
city, will remain hero until tho return
of hor husband.
Build lug IVrmltH Granted H. B.
PlUsboy has bee u granted a permit
for tho conetrupllon of a cottage nt
160 Monroe street at an estimated
cost of 5007 A remodel permit has
been granted to the Christian church
for Improvement work on tho build
ing. The cost is ostl mated at BOO. H.
J, Robertson hai, been granted a per
mit to remodel tho property at 35
Twentieth avontte west at an esti
mated cost of $300.
Y Officials to Meet on Row River
fiopt Plans-for. the Y. M. C. A.
for the coming year will bo fomiulutr
ed on September 10 on the sita of
tho boys' summer camp on Row river,
whore that stream Joins Sharp creek.
The pluce Is 88' miles distant from
Eugene, nnd ns a good road leads to
11, It has been estimated that all the
Y. M. C. A. officials will attend the
setting up conference. - The program
for the conference will bo worked out
this week.
.
No niiucH in Sliislnw Ibrlet
Other than a few small blazes that
cannot bo classified as n forest blaze,
the district under the protection of
the Western Lane Fire Patrol associa
tion la freo from forest fires, report
R. G. Mulr, president of the associa
tion. The Sluslaw country has suf
fered very little from forest fires this
summer, but Mr. Mulr does' not be
hfi(nv.t that all dancer Is yet passed.
The timber Is vory dry again, Bald
Mr. Mulr. .
K racial ltnlcH Granted A special
round trip rate of $3.42 between Eu
gene and Salem has been granted
by the Southern Pacific company for
tho annual state fair. The tickets will
hn sni.i from Hentembor 23 lo 30 and
will ho cood returning until October
2. Arrangements nave neon maae
for the trains from this city to stop
at tho fair grounds to discnargo pns
aengers. A special round trip rate
rnr iho inniieton rouna-un OI lO.fif
hna also been authorised by the
Southern Pnclflc lines. Tho Pendle
ton tickets will be sold September zo
to 23 and nre good returning until
September 26. I
Kw Itnrk Onsher to Start Ope
ration The new county rock crusher
which will bo put in operation on roaa
projects hero, will start next weok, ac
cording to M. P. Morso, .county sur
veyor. The now equipment: was re
p.entlv nurchased to replace the ma
chine formerly in operation but which
was found to be too small ior me
work. Two new trucks will nlso be
sent here by tho stato rond officials.
A consignment of 46 Liberty army
trucks wna recently turned ovor to the
stato by fodornl officials for tho use
of rond work and thoy aro being dis
tributed to tho various countlos. The
now trucks will Incroase the county
ftoot to olght ninchlnos. .
Orcffonlnn Memtlniw Iiiiko Good
rich Tho following paragraph in
taken from tho hotol. column In
tho Portland Oregoninn of Monday
morning: Luke Goodrich, vice-president
of the Mercantile. Trust com
pany of San Francisco, arrived in
Portland yesterday and put up nt the
Ronaon. Mr. Goodrich until a few
months ago was vlco-prosldent of tho
First National bank of Kugene. Ho
rnslgnod his position to accept the
place ho now holds and has boon
spending a good share of his tlmo
touring tho northwest and gaining
first hand Information relative to
business conditions as thoy may af
fect his bank.
PERSONAL MENTION
C. W. Hnmmir was hero yostorday
from Hiirrlnlmrgi .
Bydnr-y Clnyiwolo. of Harrlaburg,
wan In tho city yoatorday,
R. B. Carroll, Junction City Phar
macia!, waa In Eugene ycatordny visit
ing folntlvea.
ANOI'Xt'RMHNW
THR ANNUAL PAUTY FOR MOTII
era and children of tho cradle roll
or the Mothodlat church will be held
thla afternoon at 3: HO o'clock at the
' home of Mra. Kmma. Hunt, aso
Thirteenth nvonuo enaU -i ' r
A genuine
SUvertown
Cord303i
fbt$-
The tame materials, construction and -workmanship
as in all other size of '
. Silvertowns. The same high quality; '
long wear, long service and complete
dependability guaranteed by the
GOODRICH one-quality standard.
Your tire dealer will supply you to
day and save you money. '
' The Silvertown 30 s 3 lor the
Ford, Maxwell, Chevrolet, Willys
Overland and other light car.
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
FSTABUSHED 170 , .
Silvertown
Cord Tike
"BEST IN THE LONG RUN
FOR AUTOM03ILES, MOTORCYCXES, BICYCLES, TRUCKS
Eugene Dealer for
Goodrich Tiires
" Tubes and Supplies ' 7 ' Home Adjustment
JB. & M. Vulcanizing Co.
848 0Uve Phone 810
DIED
DBVEREAUX At his home on 629
Fourth avenue east, Tuesday, Aur-
U8t 29, 1922, P. T. Dcveroaux, nt
the age of 64 years. He Is survived by
his wife; three sons, Harry E. and C.
P. Devereaux, of Eupene, and M. T.
Devereaux of Baker, and one daugh
ter, Mra. Esther N. Poe. of Oakland.
Cal., who is now in Kugene, neeom
phnled by her husband. Mr. lover
aux was a men:bcr of the Baptist
ohurch and the Yeoman lodge. Fu
neral services will be held Thursday,
August 31, nt 10:30 a. m. from the
Ventch chapel. Rev. C. E. Dunham of
ficiating. Interment wilt take place
in the 1. O. O. F. cemetery.
BORX
POTTER At their home at 212 Lin
coin street, Tuesday, August 29,
1922, to Mr. and Mrs. A. TV. Potter,
n daughter. -
Bop Pickers Notice
: Hop picking will start . September
first at J. H. Seavey hop island ranch.
Pickers moved to the yard August
80-81. Call Eugene phone 635-L, or
Springfield 11F2. Free jitney from
Eugene and Springfield daily leaving
at 7 a. m. and return at 6 p. m. 8-80-3
Qulok rwulta an Register Class-
"That Golden Egg"
Since 1870 the Southern Pacific 'TIONEER LINE OF OREGON" has been a yital
actor in the commercial and agricultural development of Oregon.
Investments by Southern Pacific in Oregon approximate $90,000,000
Expenditures by Southern Pacific in Oregon for new lines, . betterments
v and upkeep during past 10 years total..... 55,400,000
Annual pay rolls of Southern Pacific in Oregon exceed , 11,000,000
Annual purchases by Southern Pacific in O regon approximate ...... 6,000,000
Annual taxes of Southern Pacific in Oregon exceed 1,100,000
Lines owned and operated in Oregon exceed 1300 miles
. (More than combined mileage of all others in Oregon)
Employes in Oregon approximate 6000 persons
Sole Support in Oregon of approximately 25,000 persons ,
Expends 25 Gross Earnings in Oregon for Upkeep of Its Roads
Provides Dependable Service at Convenient Hours
COMFORT
SPEED
Steam and Electric Heated Steel Cars
SAFETY
Patronize Southern Pacific Lines. By so doing you will strengthen these lines and
encourage them to further develop Oregon.
Help Yourself and Help Your State
Southern Pacific Lines
' JOHN M. SCOTT
. , General Passenger Agent