Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, September 21, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY,- SEPT. 21, : 42 Eighth Avenue. West Established 12 years . j Eugene, Oregon Moor? & Moore are tailors for those desirous of being Correctly groomed in every detail, using the best ideas of the smartest designers. Each tailored garment is an individual model developed by an expert designer and is hantl ; tailored in our own shops to a perfection of detail with.- the- understanding of the requirements of the one for whom the garment is intended." ' Our experience in catering, to the wants of pur customers has developed . , our service to a high degree of efficiency. Our business reputation will not permit s to risk, making inferior clothing, but. demands our best effort; inea.ch.garruent, . ' v ". The consistency of distinguished clientele proves our ability to provide for those, that which is proper,, ' ' - , COUNTY DECEIVES MONET . SECRETARY OP STATE SENDS LICENSE FI NDS ' wiMaaB i ' Keariy $8000 Is Share for Six ; MmiW Collections Sum . " " msry Is GItcb. - -'ieine county has received from th' secretary if state the sum of iTiii.ii as 1U share of the auto ) mobile --Ucenae money collected I during a period of six months. '!The. followlns;' summary shows th : various counties and the - amounts of motor vehicle money they will receive: Baker. $6665.32; Beaton. 13517.75; Clackamas. I71S3.6S; Clatsop. (4114.95: Co lumbia, 1665.S0; Coos. $6377. 8; Crook. HS.e: Curry, $.54; Deschutes. ' 358.2 J: Douglas, 55:00.32; Gilliam. $1916.J0; Grant. $138.9S; Harney, $l2.5i: Hood River. 13800.68: Jackson, $6173.44; Jefferson. IS8S.40: Josephine, $2589.s; Klamath. J58i.l; Lake, $2165.13; Lane, $7844.81; Lincoln. $.9S; Una, UM7.I1:. Malheur, SSSSC.1S: Marlon, S10.4S3.M; Mor row. $183$. 35; Alultnomah, $66. 363.53; Polk. $3369.83; Sherman. $1077.86: Tillamook,' J1T1 04; Umatilla, SJS78.IK: Union. $6090.15; Wallowa, $2730.81; Was co, $t0S7.T$; Washington. $6715.64: Wheeler, $S71.S0; Yam hill, $4871.51. Total, $30$. 643. 68. BUILDING COKTIIIICTS LET TWO 1 STRFCTIRES WTIJj BE ERECTED OX CAMVCS SdkpoU of Areliiuvuire and Jour nalism to Have Brand - New Homes Contracts have been let for th new homes of the architecture and journalism schools at the University of Oregon to take tha place . of the building burned a number of weeks ago and work will atari within a few days, ac cording to announcement of . uni versity authorities. - The three-story building to house the school of , journalism will be built by Thomas Mutr, of Port land, for. 3,837. Hoover and McMetl, of Albany, will build the archlttKture and allied arts struc ture for a9.-i"J. Neither bid In cluded healing, plumblug or wir ing. Williamson and Cookerilne, at Eugene, with a bid of $1.61.4 se cured the plumbing work on tho architecture" and allied arts build ing. Bub-contracts on the journalism buildings are as follows: Plumb ing. RuKhlight and Hastorf. Port land, 91,800; heating. Yundt and Keyuer, Corvallls, S3, 56S; miring, R. U Knight, Portland, 89fi. This makes tho total cost on ' this building 93T.873.T0, as -mil owa rices are made for light fixtures, archi tect's fees. etc. Sub-contracts on the architcture and allied arts building are as follows: Heating. Yundt and Key ser. Corvallls, Sf.eZT; nlumblrg, Williamson and CocluJrUn Ku gene. wiring. K. I- Knight, Portland, S833. With, the same allowances as on the journalism building, this brings the cost of this structure to $35,494,30. - Local Driver Takos . Events at Meet.' GOOD RACES SEEN AT FAIR Ortirun lUiiul Tnki-s All Tltrov . Urate of silU Trot ami Jan. ilo Hill In Hi lit INico Gearae Swisher, loon) race driv er, perrormetl tho rather uniieuitl feat yesterday of iillotliiit lli win- ner in all six heats us the first day's raclnir program of the an nual lMto roiinly fair. Driving; ureiron iioihI, the local driver was returned a winner In three eiraiithi heuta In the 1:20 tint tind In Hie 1:14 pace repeated his . wtniitnir record with a elimn alula lit till three of the evuut. A uncliil running rie ot tliree-vlKlillia of a mile was won by Hvd Win, with Wildfire,- i second and ' ttlossoni mini, time . : Another match race of 800 yards resulted In a win tor How ard Mniin by a sunlit niarclti over question alarK Hilly. , . Onlrlnla for tho race meeting jrestunlay were, VJ. lnutlol. olerk of course; J. K; Oreer,- starter; lr. T. W. Harris. Quj Pylo and .Oharl Jones, indites. 0. H. Heott. Hoy Smith mid ' c. Clark, timer. Tho following la a summary of the two mum events: ... . 1;1 Trot: Oreson llond 1 1 1 Kuistro , I 3 '3 Hull Patch 3; J 1 Karon Jolla 4 5 4 Hoy Anna Maa ..... A , 5 4 5 Tie: :1SH, ;1, I: ft, 1:14 Pace: J- Jnnole Hal lit 1 1 Vance Patch , . S I 3 Sii re Relief FOR INDIGESTION ftrO.SKOA ktp.'l.e.'avN THtlK I llMil U 6 BCLL-ANS Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS S-ond'7'rsaiilea trvl'er Ruby tlal . 1. 3 Hockwood Hal .4 4 rnnels Mao .4 ft; ft- Time:-1:1T4, l:tm4. skssaW sss - ' JT " ...b ' - ' - SEALS NOSE ANGELS OUT. Mi IN SEE-SAW GAME Portland Takes Long, End of 10-8 Slugf est i ; double liviuler finm Clilcuitn loilny The Houiv. first hsiiiiu K. II. R OliUtiuo a 10 0 I'lillndnliilila k I II 1 lluilellval Htllvlund, Joium, t burnt! and ll'h'uri'oll; Miados, U. timlth, Wluli'is and lleiiluie. Hm'tuid tfuliie: .. It. II. Chli'iiKO I T I IMilladcllilila II 13 1 Kuttvrlra: Aldrldiie, Morrison. .Union uiul llui null ; Ik'liiili and I'd IM S. ' HORSESHOE PLAYERS FEW KA1H flmU'NDS IWItTS KAIL , .. . TO 1HIAW TtMiS:iU T.M10 county liornnshoe iiltehers are elliiir uuittinif tu mimo or are not niiioim the visliois nt tne nn nual fair, nccordlnit to the reiiort of II. 0. (-'00k, In I'lmrito of this feature or the snow, who stnttHi yesterday thai but few of the toa- sera havo aa yet turmd out at the uew. courts on tne iiroiiiius to cotn pfta for iho series of itrisos of ffre4 by the fair '.itaimjtcment, ' Five courts have bven Instnlted with electric llRbtlinr fiH'llllli-s for nlKlit piny and everything has been completed for the convenience of the players, but ellll tho county rhanips are holdlnir off from enter ing m JarKo numbers. ... , AMK.ltlOAX MCAfiVK ST. l.OUlrt. tient 11). WushlnK- ton shut out 8t. IouUi today and sent the locals three and one-half Kantta behind Mew .York In Hie pennant race. The score! JI. If. K. IVaslilnKton 6 IT 0 fit. Louis 0 4 I Batteries: Francis and Oharrlty: Shocker, Koto and Sevvreld. CHll-AOO. Sent. SO. Chlraco took both games of a double bender from Philadelphia today. the second jrtimo V'dnf 10 Inning. rirst came; jt. it. k. Philadelphia ........... 0 0 Chicago t 1 Ilatterles: Nuylor and Perkins; Fnhet.and Kchalk. Second game: R. H. E. Philadelphia If Chicago 110 llailerles: Ogden and Perkins: T. Ulaukenshlp and 8chalk. CI.EVKIMND. Sept. 10. Clove, land made It four straight from Hasten In two dnys, winning today's double-header. ... . First game: K. If. T.. Iloston 1 10 I Clevsland S 11 1 Uailerirs: W. Collins. Russell and Huol; Uhlo and U HewelL Second same: It. H. F. Boston 4 t I Clrrelund 5 13 0 Itutterles! Plerrv and rhKtln UnlKood and O Nolll. . ni-rmOIT. Sent. 10 Th Vew Inflhi- Onn to 0. The Bengals I York Yanks continned their mareh hroke up .1 pitiem" buttle, and I toward the Amcrioan league i.-lln'hd tfh- irenie In lha fourth i championship bore today, winning SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24. in a see-saw game the Seals nosed the Angels out today. 7 to . The Seats took a one-run lead In. the first, but Los Angeles put over four runs In the third. . The seals made one In the third and tled-tha score in the sixth. The Angels took the lead In the seventh, soorlnir twice. In the Seals' half of the seventh they got ahead of the Angels ftgnln and Hodges, who had replaced Scott, held the visitors runloss.for lhn remainder of the game. Tho score: It. H. E. Los Angeles 0 10 0 San Fr-nctnco : 7 0 Batteries: Hughes. Dumovlch, M.yunld and Hego; Scott, llodge and Yelle. ' J ' j LOS AKOELES. Sent. 10-i"Blll" James won the second gSmeWlCie ii-rics for Vernon today by blank- TOESNT it mean good living at low cost? " Poods' that. "1-v are, "short" in nourishing, value and "long", in, waste are never economical. r, 5 -The food, ape-NuteJs eoontDmkal to'lie last serving !n the package, because every golden-crisp, granule really .. contributes to body-building. Grape?Nuts offers the, sturdy nutriment' of wheat and' " malted barley in unusually compact form a comparatively ,. ; small amount providing exceptional nourishment. The 12 ounce package contains about 16 servings costing about' . one cent each. ' " .' j;' ' -v Every bit of Grape-Nuts is real food, uniquely free from tha bulky waste found in many other food products. Made from whole wheat flour and malted barley, Grape JNuts has the benefit of 20 hours baking which so modifies the starch of thse grainy that easy, digestibility naturally ' results, ' :'"'::" Eaten with good milk or cream,' Grape-Nuts is a complete food, which creates energy, without taking away energy. '' And the gradual, daily accumulation of power is the greatest , of all food economies, since reserve energy is what counts most, either, in the sudden emergency or the long grind. ' ' A food for economy a food for health! . " " And a food with a charm of flavor all its owp; "There's a Reason" GraoeNuts THE BODY BUILDER AT ALL GROCERS Made by Postum Cereal Company; Inc.; Battle Creek! MicW when successive lucky . hits and J Willie's bad throw netted five runs. ) - The score: , . j. a R. It. E. Oakland .' 0 6 I Vernon -.4 It 1 Itatterlcs: KrntisS and -Koehlor: .lames and lfnnn:ih. l SALT I-AKE CITY. Sept. 50. Salt Lake won the first game of mo series from Seattle today, s to . Jt was a see-wtw affair from the beginning. - The winning run wna seored In the' ninth . inning when, with tho bases full, Slrand knocked, a single Into right, scor ing Vitu ., ... Tomorrow's game will bs played In Ogden, it being "Spencer Adams flay.'' ... .. , . . , . . The score: It. H. E. Seattle 7 13 Salt Lake I 11 I - Batteries: Berger and Tobln; Bctts, Blaeholder and Jenkins. SACRAMENTO, Sept. 10. Tho Solons dropped back into the cel lar again today after the Beavers had .hung themselves on Iho long end of a 10 to 8 alugfest. Middle ton landed .three safe blown that were opportune, driving In the runs that won the game. ,Tho score: K H. E. Portland !i0 11 1 Sacramento I 11 4 Batteries: Ynrrlson. Mlddleton and Fuhrman: E. Shea, Finery and M. Shea, " - , ! "NATIONAL I.FaCI'E v NEW YORK. Sept. Z0. The Pittsburg Nationals today reduced New York's lend In the National league to four and a half gntnes. winning the first contest of a three game scries. ' Plttshurff. however. still bag six more defeats than the -The score: ' 'J - ' ". It. H.B. Pittsburg 4 10 t New York 1 H I Bnttories: cooper and ncnmiat: McQuillan, Rynn and Snyder. . BROOKLYN. Sept. 10. Brook lyn and Bt. lyouls divided today's double header. Grimes held the visitors to three scratch hits in the opener and Incidentally stopped Hornsby after tho bitter had hit safely In 3 consecutive game. riornsny renumi.a nm iuhkitih hi tho second gsme, ranking "home runs In the rirst and nintn innings and bringing; his total circuit drives to 3. .. The score, Iirst game: it. it. e. St. Louis Brooklyn . Batteries foot and Alnsmlth Grimes and Miller. . Second game: St. LmiH...... Brooklyn 1 .1 1 II 11 Haines, North. Bar. Clcmona; . n. u.B. J SO 1 ;...;.!. 7 17 1 Batteries:' Knight. Hherdei, North. Doalt and Alnsmlth; Cadore antl Dcborry. , , ' BOSTON. Sopt. 10. Cincinnati took two gnmea from Boston tnduy. The score, first game: , it. n, rc. Cincinnati 14 II Boston . A A ' Itallcrlei): kcck nna Hiirgrnve: Marqunrd. MoNnmora and O NelM. Heronn game:, u. uiu Cincinnati 10 Bnelon 6 10 i 1 Bnlteries: linnonue ann liar arsve: . Oencwioh ana , uiuson. O'Neill. . i , it. ' . PHILADELPHIA, flepl, JO.'' Phtlodelphla won both enuVpt' a from the Tigers. The victor)' puts the Yankees three and one-half games ahead of tho llrowns. The score: , it. n. T New York I It I .Detroit ; . . S T 0 Hatt'rlrs: Shawkey. Hush and Schaag; Khmke and Bustler. TITLE WON BY. TAURUS DAYSIDK fHAFT PrT..TS ft i(. i IN - NATItXNAIi .MKKr. ,i . NEW YORK. Sept. JO. Making a oiean sweep of the series by taking Its third straight victory today, Taurus, owned and sailed by W. L. Inslea of the Bayslde Yacht club, won the national star yacht . championship from . five ovale. . , ., . The victorious yacht, represent' Ing the western Long Island Hound star fleet, led tha way and finished two. minutes and 11 sec. onds ahead of Three Star of Los Angeles, flying tho colors of the California .Yacht olub, over a tri angular course moasurlng JOtt miles. ; Taurus captured the title trophy with a perfect score of in points .and Three Star flnlshod second for the series with 12 points. .,'... Leave it to Register Classified MOTHERS AND. DAUGHTERS Read This . Letter from U Mrs. W. 5. Hughes Greenville. ' DoL " I Was under the Impression that my eldest daugh- uroaasomaintor naltrouble Mover since tnefirst time her sickness, an pearsd she had to eo to bod and oven had to quit, ncnoui tmco lor B voelc. I always taka Lydla . .. Finkhain'a Vege- tablo Compound tnvself io I gave it to her and aha hns recoived great benefit from it. You can tuo Uiis latter (or a teati Itionial ,lf you wish, aa I cannot say too much about what your medicine has done for rpo andf or my daughter. ' ' lira. Wst.S.llUOMEB, Oreenville.Dcl. . Motherg and oftentimes grand'. Ciothara hyo taken and" hay arned the value of Lydla E. Flnk hom'B Vontabl Compound, Bothoy recommend the medicine to others. - Tho beat teat of any medicine ia what It riRS don lor others. For nearly fifty yeara we have pub. llohed letter from mothers, daugh ters, and women, young and old, rec-ommcndlngthtfVQgotWoOompeunil.-They know what It did for thsra and are glad to tell others, 'In your own nelghborhotKl arfl women who know of Tta great value. Motbri'-daughtra,whynottryltf K 1 mm D1L r ' - i NOTE Thi ttoiw will b cloatd SaturtWy, September 23A on acco., TT" Nii - il t ,-Nw YW. Holiday H. " ccou of 4, , " LEARN TO "SHOP,; AND TO SAVE i 1 i.rsssMf' Plain aiul r' . I . . 4 " I Standard Imported Jap Crepe Yd; 22c , Your clioicc of rtiiy of our ' mittit'rotia d o i e n of similes not limited. Royal Worcester Sport Model Corsets 95c A new sort .model for girls niul ymmu women athletically inclined. ' FbUhcr'a Knitting Yarn u I. i I ( 2-oz. ball -. .39c A host "of new shodc.' Laidic' Fine Cotton' Unions 59c We atk you only to sec the values you'll buy c.-ipcrly. All sixes, all fttylci. ' r.' 12 Monunio Jap Puro Silk Pongee Yd. 85c Ak folks who. have hotiRht.' Our ifriule it the same us sold fur $1.25, '(- i i in HERE YOU ARE I ...11' -it: ' Just (0 of them and each one pretty, each one novel Winsor Yd. 29c Bungalow Aprons 69c Jnst think of it lesa thnn the coat of material. Crc(6nnc trimmed.' LadW Fin. WMrlng Pure SUk r- mm ' a ' Hose 83c . You have bought the , Paramount hose you know tta wrnrinff ftiall" '' tics, but you have never . botiKht it at such n little price.' In every color and I ize. . '. ' M' AH Wed New, Mode! Can nicy are emu tlu' 'tatra o( whlthcwtl VO and $J.fXtlntiB Men's Fine (its,. Kress Sd. IK .i nl In black only. A rij ive nose Mamlciii fast tlye. - Men's MsaVsiU Silk S1 $11 h a ncBtiliir $2.75; and CJ VIllllCS, All lilts,. As long as Quantity lasts all our saU ad. prices hold 6S all '' U JT ( I mi NOTE TKia atoro wifl b cloaod Saturday, September 23d, on account of tai ' . '' --New Yanr Holiday j, i'w .'"a ' Japan tslo Hwrpt 117 Typhoon ' ' tlly the Asimelated l'ress) HONOLULU, Sept. SO. Mlyske Jlma, one of the seven Isles of Isu In northeastern Japan, has been wept by a typhoon, one of the most disastrous In the Island'! his tory which destroyed 1100 homes and damacad 4S vessels, aeoordlnir to advli cei rum Toklo to Hi Nipnu JUL a Japanese awwaiuiper of Hon olulu. Mine Uvea sr reported lost. TOO LATETOCLASSf OltANQK lsrU Waaa' , rh,ap If taltsa l s.lll lllh siresb, r r 7 , Trt . -M, ,u'ev .iturw iff , COMBINED STATEMENT OF United States National Bank , I'A- lit. tji a of Eugene, Oregon, and , . Eugene Loan and Savings Bai$ at close of business September 15, 1 922 i if- !-.: ,t.r i RESOURCES ' 1 Loans and Diseolttus....$l,38S,391.95 , Kedcral Reserve Stock 6,000.00 Bonds and Wrrailts...C 623,89872 Bank Premises . 54,551.40" Other Rcaljf.state . 17,412.00 Cash and Sight .Ex- ' " ' ' change i ....... " 378,130.51 , ( '' : LIABILITIES Capital Stock - ? Siirpiiis and Profits..';-"- : Circulation Depdslta"'.. 111,.5? 99,000.00" $2,467,3,84.58 . re, ' ............... 2,l 0