Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, August 31, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFIVE "itrh of tho utilvnrHlty Hmiiid, Ipim I""1111- I 'Mini WiothhiKion wliuro ho Huh hue ii on u buHlnenH trip, ' lion from Halt lk .1, H, riutlirln 11 il V .ln ,KuH" y'"lrdny from Halt jko, Uiiih, wheru ,o Iuih been reiin.Heutliitf tho Jlurloy - DuvIUmop 'uiiipaiiy. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO US WELL DRESSED MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., THURSDAY, AUG. 31, 122 The Man Bent on Getting His Money's Worth- DOESN'T NEED A SJGN AROUND HIS NECK OR A TIN CUP IN HIS II A NO AT GREEN-MERR ELL'S HE CAN HE ULIND TO VALUES IN GENERAL, IGNORANT OE WOOL AND WORKMANSHIP HE DOESN'T NEED TO KNOW A PEACH FROM A LEMON AND STILL HE WILL COME OUT WITH THE RIGHT GARMENT AT THE RIGHT PRICE. WE WANT YOU TO SEE THE NEW CLOTHES FOR FALL, 'Oren Ptemelll Co. "One of Eugene's best stores" i CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS SI Hire from INirtlntnl It. Uriiro An fruii wua here yesterday Irmii I'ori Und vixiiltirt Georgo N. McJanmi, local wuraiK- agent. 0. A. C Himli'iU VlalW lliirolil O. Crbman. student nt the Oregon Agrl culiurnl college, In u Kngcno visitor (or tew duys. 9 OlUu Visitor How Robert Cook, of Columbus. Ohio. In a I .a no county via (tor, at (ho homo of Jack Uodwiu, ro Iklini ttl Dexter, '. Visiting In Kiiitrm) from Knltnt Mr ll, W. t 'a mo ii tt ml daughter. Mil drinl, of Hnlcm, uro In Huge no visiting t tho homo of Mm. F. K. MeCrucken. j" Irtnlng fr VuiMMiim'r, H. i jOrorRn II. MeMorrnn will leave Hut wuajr for, V(VU'fllvfi .Hrltlau, ''oluiiij ll (or V vlatl of ft. Week with hi mother, t ' Vbui'tur lit Kiwim from lortlnint -Tlia Misses Dorothy ttiiil I 'it u line Creath of rortlnnd are in thin city viilt I hit nt the homo of Mlaa Virginia Kfrnuy, 1343 Mill street. lirnvlnir on Motor Trl Mr. nnd Urn. It, K. 1 1 n tit leave fur six weeks molor trip iIiIh morning. -They will ttalt In the vicinity of Denver. Colo., nd return by wav of Cullfurnlu. In Town fnm MnitMon Wylle Coi wim in Kugene yesterday from MftpMnn. Mr. ('ox owns it farm near Unloton. liut when nut busy wlih cropt ho work In tho logging camps. Bend TonrlNM VUll Horn O. II. Tplty ami family of Hend. who have, awn wmllng their vnenllon at New port, ptiMfU'tt through Huge no yesler- iliiy on their wny Iioiiip. Mr. Foley Im roiiiH-iuM by i ho Rend Klcetrlc Light compuny, IWu-k fnmi Motor Trl Mm. Mln nln llolcomb hiut returned nfior it motor (rip of two wacka through 1'allfornla ami Nevuda. To Itciimt from Portland Today F. J. llerger it nd family, who mutor d up to I'urtliind yoslcrday momlliiK, will rvturn to Kuwne tudtiy. t HiTrt fntm Now York Dr. John dray of Hyrucuittt, Now York, 1m Kpcnd liiK two wokn hvro vlnltlnic with Ills lirutlii'm, ll. J. (irny nud A. H. Onty. 1 ICxpofMiMl lltu'k Nrt VHk J. K. Prul l iind family, who huvo Imrn In Hi'iilllo durliiK lh put two weckH. lir i'xptM'tt'1 to return, to thhf city next week. Clork ItnH)rtil IIIMInn Marjorlo Amlcmitn, olnrk In tljo offlea of Dr. Hhcrmnn W, Moody, optomntrlHt. hnn h(Hn confined to hr homo with III nrnH tor no vera 1 dnyii. Motor l4tr Vloliitont KlnM It. Tt. linker witM fined ft in pnllro court yoiitoTdity for doitblo pnrkluir on Ninth iivrnuit ciiMt. Charlift O'Hrlim wim nnfiiKiTCd a nltnltnr amount for ob trurtinir an alloy with hla nmchlno. Hi'lofUMil from County Jnll Clark Dirk wim rolonwod from tho county Jail ycntcnlay after norvlnir part of a SO-dny Rpntcnco na tho result of n dlxtiirbiinco at a dnnco nt Co burg recently. Kddlo Itiimn IlrturtiH from WiinIi- lntin Kilwln Dnrno. noted bucket bull player and at proHent niwltitant TRICOTINE AND POIRET TWILL' Wool Frocks For Ff Frocks that spell Grace and Beauty in every line $16.50 to $29.50 ImiII of the verve mid clmrm of youth values thnt are truly clmrnctcristic of LarRc's these Wool 1-rocks achieve a distinction that particular women crave. , Their slender, graceful lines arc emphasized by pointed or pleated panels', ii keeping with the long waistline. Novel and artistic colored embroidery of Parisian and Russian effects. Flowing sleeves lend a grace and swing to the new models. LARGE'S 86S Willamette Street Violation of Motor Iw ItcMiiliM In I-Ian k, jomH wan fined $lt. yitr. ilny bu JiihIIco J. th Won on a ohanco of drlvliiK hln machine without mif nilent brakfH. K. C. Hlur waa fined lib fur MpuuUluir. Oivuoii Ktuihtiil l-avm for Kiihmvii Onwin F. A. KldrldKo of Portland, lormer Mliident of tho unlveralty of OreKon, haa left for Nyawm, Malheur county, whero bu will loach ut the hiKh m-lwiul theru. Dr. Itiirtln Kvinm'UmI Ihu k Today Dr. I. J. jiartlo and family are ex pected to roturn to Kuifcnu today Horn Mapleion where they huvo been l'etiillii(f their HUiiimer vacation dur nitf tho piittt month. V I'oriiur ItcvUlijii KlopH Hen I. ). I'llnll'l-. Hom.lm-i y il... I,'... r w A. In 1U17, Mpont tho early part of wv.-n. mire on tt Hiion VlKlt with rehitlvoK. Cunter 1h at prenent libyril eal director of Uu y. m. C. A. at Chi huahua, Mexico,- 1111(1 Ml'M. Arhli. II fl....t mm huvo returned to JOuMeno after ineir vacation vmiiin var Ioum partH of Canada, Mr. tlrant 1h liiaiuiuir nf Dm Miidrin ii..u i n ducu company, llu waa In Canada lor tlircio wcokn. . .Auditor VlrttM Troin I'ortliiiHl J. n. I'rulziiiiin rtftn,r- in. .it... ii... and M. id. railroad ut C'ottago drove, arrived In KtihVuo yeMlerdiiy from 1'uiihtnd, whero ho haa been durliiK tllO IliLMl tivtx vniln K It..... aHHocluu-d with a prominent auditing it hi in l uriiunu, Will VUlt )iiH.iim i w.j t ..ti... Woodii and fumlly. uccompimled by ... Huuua itiHii-r, ur. rJiizabuth Wooda, who 1h vlnltinR from MlnncHu- lu. mill turn nntiiu X1 -.. ti t ... u. and MIhii Jennie it. Wooda of Coitaife (irovo, will fipcud the week end In KcIm with Mr. Wooda puronta. lUiln In Kiiiuuim (Mty AIho OreRon la pot tho only atato which la enjoy Inif rvfrcuhlnK rnina durlnK the huter part of AiiKunt. Mrs. Koy Murray haa written to her hurt bund tn ihm city from Km man city aayliiK that It waa ruininK tnero and that the tem perature wua down to 82 df(frucn. I'nlvoniliy ctpfl Marrlal Churleft Oratke. lot tner ih-wh editor on the Kmerald and nt prevent newa editor on the OreRon City Knterprlae, wlia married Monday to Elizabeth Whito Iioumu ut tho homo of the brlde'a par- nta nt Koroat Oravo. Mra. (Imtke nlo whr connected with tho Knienild work when attending tho univeralty. lt(jiirr to Kind Man lUwivwl ItotliieatlnK Information aa to tho whureiibouta of hor uncle, HuKh Mor rlaon. n communication haa been re ceived by Chief of Jolco C. H. ChrlBt ennen from Mlaa Kdilh Doenmer of Seattle. Morrlaon hna not been heard of alnro May when he left Kujcene io worK on land formerly owned by W. M. MorrlHon, tho lettor hiiiIch. I Artier of Ailiiiln'ttmtlun Itiviiictrtcd A petition rcquentlnff letttra of ad mtnlHtratlon for tho oHtalo of tho luto Mnry ii. Thomimon of Creawell whr Hied yonterdav with the county clerk by Kllsa. J, Uitrnott, Tho nppralaora uakcu 101-aro jonn Htopno.u. u. webor and Thomaa Hi ik wood. Tho vatatu conidata of 1850 In pcraonal prop erty and 1400 In real eatute. Mail Injured im HlffHway Frod HonaermuJi, 21, of HprliiKfleld, wua Inlured when atruck by an automobile while ho waa croaalnfr tho hlfchway between thla city and Springfield yes terday morning;. Tho inun wna broiiKht to tho Mercy hoapttul, but hla injurlea wero not aerloua, according to report from tho hoapltal. Tho nm chlno waa driven by W, J. Llchty. Ixwvn for Saw York Mildred Au mlllvr, Kraduuto from the university with tho chiaa of 1921, left yester day on tho flrnt lap of a Journey that will take her to New York for aov- eral nionlha valt. Mlaa Aumlller, who haa been sii member of tho Kuffene Guard bunlncaa ataff alnco her Brad nation, will Join her mother ln Ko nttlo. Her homo In In Yaklmn. Wuah. v- KaiiHiia I'ooplo VUlt Friend Mr. and Mra. Garnet pyman and Mr. and Mra. J. Miller of Holae, Ida., formerly of Clay Center, Knn., wero In Kupeno tho flrnt part of tho week vlaltlng- Hay Murray, ulno a former Kanaan. Tho HyniauH and Millers, wno ara tour lnir tho Pacific ataten and huvo left lor California, visited aevcral former residents of Kanaua wuiilo In tho Wil lamette valley. a a Grand View Orchard! to Have Good Yield F. K. Moody, who waa In tho city yoaterday from the Grand view orcharda weal of Euscne. renorta that hla fruit crop la In excollent condi tion and that ho expecta a Rood yield of prunea and npplea. Mr. Moody haa aomn prlxo cucumhora on hla Tarm which Hurpuaa tho apeclmena which rcrently attracted conalderahle attention In tho northern pun oi ine HtlltO. a -t Former Itmldent Rctnrna Ooorge Stoxwirt, n former realdent of thla city, who wna employed oy tno nrm of IjOhr and Croa, plumhera, who had their headquarlera In tho build Inff occupied by tho old commorclal club aovernl yeara iiro, arrived In Ku irene yeaterday and la employed by Leslie and Chaao. Mr. Htewart haa hud chunro of tho plumblnfr work of tho Chomnwa Indian achool. near Sa lem, for tho paat aeven youra. Summit Ion Rent Ont to School rierkM A bulletin aunKoetlns varloua HrmnsementM to bo mano ai tno cfl"nty achoota for tho reopening of the aohoola for tho coming your la being annt out to tne auurici acnooi olerka by E. J. Mooro, county aupor Intondent of achoola. Among plana proHcntcd for tho upkoop of tho build lnga nnd grounda It Ik urged that tho Amorlejin flng bo holated each day that wonthor pormlta and tho necoa aftv of obaervlng thla program la om uhualxcd by tho auporlntondcnt, . Hot ii run from Alnakn After vlalt lng coaatnl placea of beauty nnd in tercut In Alaska, .1. A. Melanin, man ager of tho Hmoed nnd Grlgga hotels In thla olty, roturned to lOugene Tuoa day night. Mr. Me La In mado tho trip north on tho I'rlnceaa Umlao, n vea aol which carried aomo 300 alght-aoora from nil pnrta of tho atato. Mr. and Mra, 10. H. Hryaon of thla ctly mado tho oxcuralon Into Alnakan wntora at tho mime time na Mr, McCain. Tho Alaaknn exouralon la nttrnctlng many nnrantll from tllO BtutOB during the aummor montha, roporta Mr. McLnln. ..V. O. W. to Hwiinw MicIiir (tegular Friday meetinga or tne tocni camp of tho Woodmen of tho World will be riaumed Ufflnnlng thla wopk, announoea F, E. McCrnoken, clerk f ih In Hire. Few meeting huvo boon hold uurlng tho aummor montha but with the approach of fall It haa boon decided to achcilulo regular mm Mlona, 10. U, Itoyul, dlali-lct manager of the W. O. W hua notlflod Mr. McCruckon that ho will viait Hugone beforo long to conduct a cuiitpulgn for in on i bora, Itotiirm' from 'I'nihilng (Jump Ti. M. FJachor Jr., after a month of train ing at tho cltlxena' military training cump at ('alnp l-wla, haa returned. Three JOugono men attended I he courao thla year, Thomaa Hull and Mervlllo I'atteaon having ulroudy ro turned. 1 tot urn fmm MoUtr Tmir J. R. Itouch und wtfo, after a vacation of neve nil wooka at Yellowatono park, Koaaldo, Halt iJiko rtiy und other polnta of InturoHt returned homo Tuoaday. Thoy wero very much Im preaaod with tho kindly trcutmtfcit tho tourlat received through Mon tuna, Idaho and I'lah. I'ortlniul Mdilxtw firaiiUvl Marrlugo likviiMt William Chauncey 1'lpur, mln'ator of Portland, and Hazel Jloau Ho Clark, atudriit ut the Hugone Jilblo Ijnlvoralty, wero grunted a marrlugo 1 lee into yoatorduy at tho offlco of the eoupnty clerk. William T. Kldertaen of Clulakunlo, Oregon, and Ilea trice A. Yorun. Hhigono, wero ulao grunted a llconao, . . , 'www Vnlveralty Htudent in from Kon th em Orogoii George Gorhnour, a aen lor In tho achool of hiiHincNH udmlnlK tratlon ut tho uiilvvraJty, whh In i'Ju geno tho flrat part of thla wook after returning from Kou thorn Oregon whoro ho hud been working alnco tho j and of tho achool year, ilochnour, a member of tho Hlgma Nu frater nity. Uvea In Idaho. I I'lilvora'ty KuUcch Colorado Family Coming all tho way from Denver to Kugvne for tho purpoae of schooling hla daughters In tho 'University of Oregon. It. IS. -Lamb arrived hero yea terday. Mr. Lumb said that tho uni versity had boon highly recommended to hlrn and for that reason ho moved! to Kugeno. Two of hla daughters wit enter tho university this fall. ! i Kelty Iauivcm Kngciu' Gene Kelty. ; graduate of the school of Journalism of tho university last Juno, left for ortlund on tho Oregon Klectrlc yes terday. Kelty, who hua been sub atltutlng In the Kugene Guard while members of the regular reportorlal ataff wero taking their annual vaca tion, will spend hla vacation at Twin : I locks, on the northwestern coast of Oregon. . I . New H lira I Carrier Is Appointed Geo nto W.-Prior, 4 Fourteenth avenue west, has been appointed ru ral earner on route No. l out of Ku gene. Thla route, which serves the peoplo living in the south and south west of Eugene, la 29 miles lung. The pay for this route is I1&90 a your and tho carrier furnishes hla owin vehicle. Tho route, vacant for nearly a year. waa recently filled by Mrs. Henry Hanekamp. . Ttottlaport In Itootnhag SUUt-n Visi tor I tecdaporfrSia booming and the Industries 'of tlie. coast city are all going under .capacity production, ac cording to the enthusiastic report of N. lirown, proprietor of tho hotel at Hood sport, who is a Eugene visitor for a fow day a, A full time schedule Is maintained a tho throe saw mills, tho cannery, thd box factory and the aash nnd door slant, states tho vial tor In enumerating the many factors that are- addlnaVto the prosperity of tho city. ' ? c . . . m Combined- Photograph- Effective liy combining1 two . negatives ana printing an enlarged picture from the combined plates, K. G. Martin, local photographer, hna obtuined a picture of Crater lako Which la believed to be ono of the best over tnken of tho scenic summit of Mt. Ma Kama. Mr. Martin haa colored the enlarged pic ture, which haa a dimension of 10 h 40 lnchea, and the immensity of the water-filled crater, which haa at tracted tourists from all parts ot North America, la cually grasped b) tho observer. Mr. Martin said that In panorama pictures-the perspective la destroyed and the scene looka "flat." Although not tnken aa a pan orama, tho combined photograph ahows the entire surface of tho lake. I PERSONAL MENTION h, Itelaell was in Eugene yesterday from Kim Ira. Mlaa Hlancho Thranaon has return ed from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mra. Harold McCrndy have left for a short vacation. E. R. Rryson. local attorney, left for Portland yeaterday on business. O, Huffman was hero yesterday from Eltnlrn, where he owns a farm. 1IKI RAITN At the Mercy hoapltnl. Wed nesday, August 30, 1923, Mrs. Mary Hnun, who lived on tho Crow stage route near Eugene, at tho ago of 84 years. She is survived by her hus band, Hans Hnun; two daughters, Mra. C. M. Rortelson, who Uvea near Eugene: and Mrs. F. Bertelson, of Colter, Iowa, and two sona, Nela, of Chnncellor, Canada, and Simon, of Oakland, Cal. Who wna a member of tho Danish Luthornn church. The Ventch chnpel hna chargo of the fu neral arrangements. BORN RIECK At 1177 Chnmhora streot on August 30, 1922, to Mr, nnd Mra. Honry Oeorgo Rlcck, of Lorane. a aon. weight RV4 pounds. Ho haa boon named Henry eGorgo. SECOND MRS. BOCK SEEKS HUSBAND'S FORMER MATE OI.AIMS SUB CANNOT REST 1'NTII. OTIIl'.H WOMAN L'NI Dock Ioft Ills Flrat Wlfo and Gained Wealth In Klondike Ho Aim Found Prcwnt KKMiao CHICAGO, Allfr. 80. Mr.. Lottie nock of Chlrnso, first wife of John Bock, wealthy California mlno owner. In being nought here by Mm. Kleanor Dock, who married Bock after ho had boon Bticcentiful ln tho Klnmllko nnd other mining flolda and quietly had obtained a divorce. "I can't rent until I find hor," Mrs. Eloanor Bock aald here, explaining Bock had loft hl iflmt wlfo in Chl oago to aeek hla fortune. "Mr. Bock has money now and I wnnt her to hnvo her haro," the second Mra. Bock naaertod. According to tho second . wife's story, Mrs. Lottlo Bock Wan a dross mnkor, for many yonrs a seamstress for somo of Chicago's prominent women, Bock left for Klomllko and she wna to enrry on at hor work awaiting the day when he would ro turn with tho wealth both fondly hoped ho would find. ' But while Book , found mining wealth ho also found the woman now his wife, nnd for love of whom he divorced the other woman. After unsuccessful efforts to ob tain somo traco ot Lottie Bock, the offered by the Oregon State Optometry Association, ' through its President, is hereby claimed by the under signed for the arrest and' conviction of an unlicensed man, employed by the PRESIDENT, HIMSELF, of said Association. This man was arrested while in charge of the President's local optical store, for practicing optometry without a license, on July 27, and fined $50 in local Justice court. in, The law provides a penalty also for ''EMPLOYING;' directly or indirectly any unlicensed optician or optom etrist to perform work covered by this act." If the State Association wants to "purge the state of un-: desirables, unreliable, wilful offenders," let it clean its1.', own house. Ir. ESoyal I icEi Registered Optometrist NOTE The State "Association' is a society of individuals only. - - ' The STATE BOARD is official, and appointed by the Governor. soarcher enmo to Chicago In person, equipped only with her determination and an old photograph of Lottie Bock, taken back In the nineties, and an old nddrosa of a Mrs. McMahon who had been a friend of the first Mra.Bock. "John wants mc to find her, too.' Mrs. Bock said. "Things will never be right between us until I find her. An attorney is aiding Mrs. Bock ln tho search. ' AT THK THEATRE TODAY Itox Alma Rubens and Harrlnon Ford In Arthur Someni Roche's "Find tha Woman :' Charles w. Hawly playing -waao up, muw Girl; Rex Comedy, "A Hlckvlllo Romeo;" Rex International News. Coming offering Dorothy Dallon In "The Woman Who Walked Alone;" Kntberlne MarDonald In "The Infidol : Charles W. Hnwtcy In organ concert; Bert Lytell In Hhorlnck Brown :" Larry Scmon la "Dull Care;" Wallace Reld In "The Dictator." Two of the many Items of Interest Picioriftiiy ircviuru ti Ing of the International Newa reeLat tho Rex, are the first pictures of the opening of tho aalmon season at As- . i l ik. iiti..i flu I nf Ihn nnwnKl device for "ahootlng" alrplunca from tho aecK ox a oiuuusiup, Thoao who enjoy a good cloan com edy report a mirthful half an hour Is provided in A Hickville Romeo," fenturlng Lee Mornn, which la the fun film on tho program now. playing at tho Rex. Charles W. Hawley, Rex master of tho mighty ormyi, promises a feature Innovation as a number of his concort program for next Mondny and Tues. day. 'The Storm" is the title con ferred to his composition by tho nf fablo organist, who describes the number aa an overturo with musical embollishmonta. Mr. Hawley'j organ aolo on tho current Rex program la the late popular hit, "Wako Up, Little Girl." "Find the Woman." featuring Alma Ruhena, opened nt tho Rex last night. The screen version of Arthur Somera Roche'a story movea with' the speed of an oxprosa train, keeping the pulses of the audiences tingling with one thrill after another. Tom Terrlsa di rected "Find the Woman," the scen ario being the work of Doty Kobart. A splendid caat aupporta Miss Ru bens, Including Eileen Huban, George MacQuarrle, Norman Kerry, Harrison Ford, Ethel Duray, Henry Sedloy, Arthur Donaldson and Sydney Deano. ' A study of contrasts Is "The Womon Who Walked Alone," the George Mel ford production featuring Dorothy Dnlton, which comes to the Rox to morrow. Contrast between tho char acters of the two women principals, played by Mlaa Dalton and Wanda Hawley; contrast between the sport of the English leisure class, and the austere life of the South African veldt; contrast between the two lovers of Iria. However, contraat la only part of the Intereat, for all tho dramatic elements are here In full meaaiire. An Imposing cast headed by Milton Sills, appears In thla picture ' Attention Ladlca Wo are back again; aro busy doing embroidery, buttonholes, buttons. Do not fall to have your worn done ni room S10 upstairs over Laraway Jew olry atore. . MIKKRIJ3KN & PETERSEN". 8-81-3 Save Cash By Carrying We'Do Not Deliver : HENCE YOU SAVE Large Loaves 2 for Small Loaves .. 2 for ; ..13c ..25c ..8c 15c Pastries of AH Kinds at Lower Prices 36 East 9th , The Dunn Oakery .(Under New Management) Bollsv in Reenter Classified,' ' Complete Your Canning Needs Now In Our Windows You Will See a Large Assortment of Oregon's Best Fruits and Vegetables ( BARTLETT PEARS ; Can now offer good firm Bartlett Pears for all canning "purposes. If you wish ripe Bartletts allow us to send you a box fairly green store them for a few days and allow to ripen as wanted. Best results can be obtained in this way, as you will not have any bruised fruit. . . CRAB APPLES Several of the best varieties for pickling and jelly. , Tell.,, us your needs before they are too ripe. . . PEACHES Fine iargc Crawford Peaches ripened just right for canning are picked and delivered to us fresh each day from nearby orchards. ; TOMATOES ' Good firm, red, ripe Tomatoes are plentiful now and the quality is better than later pickings, when rains will crack and soften the tomatoes. - GREEN DILL Green Peppers, Brocoli, Pickling Onions, Pickling Cucum bers and Whole Spices are very much in demand now. WE SPECIALIZE in Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts and Honey, and give all orders entrusted to us careful, personal attention. Tell us your re- :J quircmcnts and you will not be disappointed. Dice Grocery Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 8th and Olive 3 Phones 183