Country People
Should Visit
BifflTMnL's
During Fair Week ',
IJiiii's Drujr Store specializes on rural trade uud 0ffcr.
for l''nir week the following jcciul prices:
I'orniuUlcliytlc, pint 60c
tjiiai t $1 00
"milestone," per II) j"5c
Stock Salt, per II) ""10c
Kreso Dip, Bill"" $1.75
5-Killon lots, per gullim .'"$1.50
Hudson's Mat l'asto, kills rats, mice and ants 3S
DA1KY .TlIJiKMO.M liTERS Z.'!Z.35c
First PrUe on Picltlce will bs yours if you buy your1
upplict here
While Mustard Seed, pktf 10e
Celery Seed, pkg. ....... 10c
Tumeric, pk(f l0c
Sacelirin, pktf. .. 2So
I'arowax, II) 20c
Sealing Wax, pkg ZZ25c
Order by Mail if You Wish
We will pay the postage and i;ivc you very prompt
service just try it
Linn Drug Co.
764 Willamette Phon, 217
UNIVERSITY PHARMACY
Eleventh and Alder Phone 114
Last Night They All Said,
"A Wonderful Picture"
Today
Day
Stewart
.. r Edward White
Robort M'Kim, Claire Adams
ant Carl Gantvoort
. Produced bySrnj.B. Hampton ind his
aocicjus for great Auihoribc
v
and Three Snappy Short Features
Tomorrow and Saturday
Tom Mix
"Just Tony"
Being fi Story of Tom Mix's Hone.
MORNING REGISTER, JUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1922
TO FieRT RECALL
Eugene
Theatre
Members of Good Roads As
sociation Arc Appealed to
LETTER IS MAILED OUT
InjMHlIlM) ,r n U) lruvpa yim
KimII(.ii() or Monify Jh Joliitwl
Out hy Umumiium
An hitt-imivo cumimlKn to flht
' iMtw tuuiiiy rood boml recall
. - J ,,u n,,w and I ho November
I '"-iiuii wtlN MtUi-lfil vli,rili.w l.v
the uxarutlvo coinmJttoo of the
I.HI10 County. Oooil UouUh ujwocIu-
HOIl with thu Mfnillritr nut nf n fir.
:iMir Uinjr lo each of tho mor
"'in luuv moinbeiH of tho unsoclit.
I "II. nuking their co-oporntlon in
iht riuiipnlirn. Tho rtiunomi for
JiKhilnK tho mviill nro fully
forth In (ho letter which 1h Kilned
hy Dnvld M. tliuhum, protildoiit,
ami W. C. Yoran, HucroUry. Tho
incinhni-H of tho oxocutlvo coinmlt-t-o
urn Dr. Willlum Kiiyknniliill, O.
W. (Irlffln, Miihton M. Swuiit, II.
II. Knrli-, Cal M. Young und Curl
WitHhhurnu. Thu text of tho letter
To 1 1 own:
"A movoment having boon
I'lltnched to rum 11 Mm I km tin nf mini
I hondri f jjuiu county voted two
ycuri a ko, it benoineH nocHnury for
mi rrii'titiH or if find rondH to rully
their fun-en und (li'fcut thlK no homo.
The homlri woro voted In Kod f ulth
by the lM'oplu of l,nno county to
uurry out it road bulldlriK roKruin,
which hiitl bein pruvlouHly arood
upon. Thorn luiH been IhhmimI
RfiO.OOO of tho total of 12,000,0(10
voted, hIko (in additional JIM), 000
iiuihorlxed by tho court. Thin flrnt
itmouut haH already boon nfnt In
furtheriinco of tho road building
proKnuu.
I Injiixlliw PoJiiUnI Out
"Many rierilonn of tho county
have not yet received their part of
thn nllnliixl unrk Thn rPMl.lnntM
of niith nertlotiB havo paid their
money into tho building runu in
jfood fntlh, uud now urn faced by
a pOHHlhlllly of belli K deprived of
tin opportunity of rcullzlntf their
own roadH. That 1h to Hay, if the
recall 1m carried, they will pay their
money toward tho other fellow'u
road, but will not net the roud Im
provement In their section. This
la no iiiuntfently an Injustice that
comment In unneceHHary.
"tm tho other bund, If tho bonds
aro recalled, some of tho imurove-
i mentH purlin Uy completed will
hav to be abandoned, entailing
heavy loriii h ecu two of tho incom
pleted condition, while In many In
mUiucoh the nerviceahllily of the
Improved rood la greatly impaired.
It In llko quitting work on a brldgo
when hit If way nuroHH a Htrcani.
Fit ml Am N wil tail
' "In nnliT In rnmluit thin offort.
on tho part of thono who woro do-'.
feated two yearn ago to lurn ineir
dofeat Into victory by overcoming
tho will of the voter of two yearn
hko, ioiiib fundK will bo neccHHury
to meet tho rxM-nno of advertising
urt other legitimate campaign ao
tlvltHH. It la dcttlred to ruiao tho
neeited funds by a very small con
tribution from each friend of good
roadH, and It has thoroforo boon
decided to mako tho amount nuked
of each ono tho small sum of ono
dollar."
The money to curry on tho enm
pajgn two years ns,o In favor of the
bunds was rained entirely by con
tributions from tho members of
the good roads association.
n show is
IWIH VISlTOItK KNTEHTAINED
I1Y IIS1M,AV
Undid Deiiioiwtnilloii nncl Opr
lunliy to Iiupeet Plane Dniw
Many lo'Anny KxlilUlt
DcTiionHtrnUoiin of tho rndlo
work of Iho lat ooro squadron
nnd nn opportunity ror a cloo-up
Inapcctlon of ono of tho huge Bo
lliivlland foreHt patrol plancn drew
many I.no county fulr visitors to
tho norlnl displuy yesterdny, and a
.intuit nf i.i'ro men wns on duty tO'
explain tho various workings of the
apparatus ana 10 unawyr mu
iirotiK nuDstions concerning aero
work. Concerts woro brouocuaiea
from tho radio tent and woro Pick
ed up at tho radio lioolH In tho In
dustrial building 200 yards away,
and provided onlortalnmont for
many of tho visitors 10 mo uuuuu.
show. ' , . ,
i'horo was no communication m
rudlo botwoon tho ground slnuon
at tho fair grounds and tho patrols
on flights ovnr tho foreats ns tho
pianos at present aro working on a.
short schedule, nccording to offi
cials of tho oorlnl squadron, and
nro onabled to return to tho local
flying field nnd report on tho tim
ber fires without employing tho
radio upparatus.
Tho urmy uorlal demonstration
will ho n dnily feature during the
period of tho fair nnd tho detail
of forest patrol men wll bo on duty
at the tompornry station. A recruit
ing office for tho nlr sorvico is nlso
maintained at tho tout under the
dlroolion of Sorgennt Cloorgo Smith.
Those In chargo of tho demonstra
tion nro Corporal Smith nnd l'riv
aicn Katon, ilnlvorson, Dewey and
Arnold.
HEALTH. GHOUP TO MEET
IjASH fJOl'NTY AHSOOIATION TO
KI,KOT OFMOIJItS
Annnnl Iluauioss Scsslim Will Ho
Hclil October IS and Wiins for
Membership Campaign Matlo
Members ot tho iJino County
Henlth nsaoclatlon will moot for
nlnnttnn nf OfllCOrH OC-
tober 1.1. nlso to discuss plans for
tho acuviuos oi hi" """
lo, tho coming yonr nnd to nrrango
for a membership campaign that
Is to bo held during the autumn
months. Mrs. Sndlo orr-Diinbnr,
ojocutlvo-Boorotnry ot tho OreKon
Tuborouilosla association, will no
hora for tho annual mooting, ac
cording to tho announoomont ot
olllolnls in chargo of tho program
which will Includo a lunohoon In
addition to tho business mooting.
A gonornl Invilntlon is to bo ox
tonded to the publto to attond tho
i ..ilni 1m nrrlnp tn hQCOlDO
?amlUar.Md with tho work of tho
hoa th associaiion u ''VV"
tlmt Is to bo outlined for tho win
ter months throughout Lane coun
ty Ilonorts of tho various oom
mittecs of tho association in charge
of tho different :'Wpeota of the
honHb work wiU be auhralttod at
tho gathorlng. M'li onifipulgn lo
unroll mote inomljonf in Uie local
usHoclaLlon will bo taken up und
efforts mudo to crouto Interest In
thu lioullJi proiiiotlng nellvillcs or
tho Luno county orgunhsutiou.
NATIONATi innawH oatiiicu
1SU IIATA IN WJ2H11
Proposal to AiLvunu) J'ocn u rllo
JuuJit If, K. ViiHsont
Wttrht In t'iiMcudo
An nppralsnl of tho grazing
nroiiH lu all tho national forest
of tho west Is being mado by tho
forest sorvico and a report "will be
mudo to the chief VbrosYnr ut
Washington somo timo this full,
enabling liim lo present figures to
congroriH as argument against pro
posed advance In tho grazing fcos
in the forests.
' H. M. Vincent, assistant super
visor of tho Cascade national for
est hns Just comploted his ap
praisal work, having spent throe
months at It, and will now com
pile tho extensive data gathered
by him during that period. With!
figures from all of the national
forests of tho west, the chief for
ester will have a great deal of I
valuable data to bo used against:
any advance In tho grazing fees,
said Mr. Vincent yesterday.
Tho stock owners of the east
and middle west, claiming they
aro at a disadvantage because
their grazing couUt moro than that
of tho westorn stock men, have
vuHked congrosBt to advance the
grazing foos about 300 per cent,
but tho forost sorvico is opposed
to such an advance or any ad
van co at all.
Tho appraisal being mado of
grazing lands in tho western na
tional forests consists of data on
tho amount of such lands, what:
tho stock men have to contend
with, and Information on general
conditions.
It Is claimed by forest officials,
said Mr, Vincent, that tho -western
stock men havo no nslor' time
than tli oho in tho cast and middle
wost and It Is on this account thati
the sorvico is opposed to tho ad
vance in the foes.
Motor Vi-iilcki Fnmb Apportioned
tiALKM, Or., Kept. 19. Secre
tary of State Kozer snld today that
from motor vehicle and motor ve
hicle operators license fees re-
re I ved during the six months from
March 16, 1922. to September IS.
1922. he has .apportioned to -the
counties a total of $202,643.68, and
to the state highway fund 9007,
931.02. This is under the law that
provides that after payment of ad
ministrative expenses tho balance
shall bo disposed of 25 per cent to
tho counties and 75 per cent to the
highway fund.
Free motion
grounds tonight.
pictures at fair
9-20-2
SEVEN
is
FOUL lMV VlllM KCKIMX.TiJ)
IS HKKDNl'OUT CAHK
K1 NtubbM ljuut Hvcn Jib Compujiy
With Woman uimI in an In- I
tfjxlcati-d Condition '
ItOHKmmo, Ore., Hept. 19. i
The body of td Utubbs, a Keeds
port fisherman, Who hud been
mlHHliig hIico tho 11th of the
month, was found floating In the
bay Hunday, according to word re
ceived by Coroner itlller, who left
yesterday afternoon to make an In
vestigation. Utubbs it is believed
was accidently drowned by fulling
off u boat houso while In un lntox
ivated condition.
According to District Attorne)
Neunor, and Sheriff Sum Htarmer,
who mudo a thorough InvestiKatlon
of the mutter whllo In Ueedsport
a few duys ago, Btubbs, accom
panied by a younger companion,
wont to u boat houso conducted by
a woman of ill reputo on tho eve
ning of tho 11th. Stubbs was In
toxicated and the woman warned
him not to walk around tho plat
form outsido the house, Hho and
ttiubbs' companion went Ineldo and
when they returned Stubbs was
gone. They had heard no splash
and no sound and came to tho con
clusion that he had gone ashore.
According to -the officer, Stubbs
had been dealing In booze and the
conclusion was reached that ho
hud received word that the offi
cers wero conducting an investiga
tion at Reeds port and that he
skipped out fearing that his liquor
dealings would be exposed. With
tills suspicion the search which
had been started for his body was
halted. Further strength was
given tho theory by a restaurant
keeper who stated that he saw
Stubbs nt 10 o'clock that evening.
According to reports received
here, however, Stubbs apparently
fell off tho platform at the boat
houso and was drowned. His body
floated and was found In the water
yesterday.
Coroner Hitter left yesterday aft
ernoon and will make a thorough
investigation of the affair. After
the officers learned the nature of
tho business conducted at the boat
houso whore Stubbs was drowned,
the woman was given the alterna
tive of leaving the county or going
to jail and she Immediately left.
MUCH ROCK IS PROMISED
CONTRACTOR O.V HIGHWAY
INTAJjLS TWO -CRUSHERS
Aaslstnnt State Highway Engi
neer Walsh upon his return from
an Inspection of the construction
work on tho MoKcnzle highway
yesterday Informed County Judge
C. P, Barnard that Albert Ander
son, tho contractor on the Deer-
horn-WaJtervillo and Doyle hfll
sections has installed two new
rock crushers and, beginning to
day, has promised to turn out 200
yards of rock each day. As stated
Charter Ko. 34. Ttcscrvo District No. 12.
Report of Condition of
THK STATE BANK OF OOBCRG
nt Coburg, In tho State of Oregon
ot tho close of business September 15, 1923
Resources
1. Loans and discounts. Including rediscounts shown in
items 29 and 30, If any ,..$38,079.85
3. Overdrafts secured, and uwecj&ed ....-. . 214,23.
3. ' V. S. government securities owned, Including thoso shown
in items 30 and 35, if any 26,00
4. Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign
government, state, municipal, corporation, etc.,. including
those shown in items 30 and 35, if any 964.28
5. Stocks, securities, claims. Hens, judgments, etc........ 2,650.00
6. Banking house, furniture and fixtures 1,500.00
7. Real estate owned other than banking house,, t.... 2,903.37
Q. (ab Cash on hand In vault and duo from banks, bankers
nnd trust companies designated and approved reserve agents
of this bank 9.072.47
12. Interest, taxes and expenses paid............ 470.91
Total . . . .'. v. ' J55.871.ll
Liabilities
16. Capital stock paid in $10,000.00
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve:
23. Individual deposits subject to- check, including deposits
due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds 80,763.66
25. Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on
demnnd - 58.04
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to .reserve and
payable on demand or subject to notice:
27. Time certificates vf deposit outstanding 5,331.00
28. Savings deposits, payable subject to notice 7,428.41
30. Notes and bills redlscounted including bonds or other
securities sold under repurchaap agreements with con-
- tingent liabilities 290.00
81. Bills payablo with federal reserve bank or with other
banks or trust companies ............................ 4 . 2,000.00
-1 ' f 1
Total $55,871.11
j Stato of Oregon, County of Lano ::
I, John W. Conaway, cashier ot tho above named bank, do solemnly
swear that tho above statement la true to tho best of my knowledge
and belief.
JOHN W. CONAWAY, Cashier.
CORRECT Attest:
CLINTON HURD,
LKE SMITH
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 20th day of September, 1922.
GEO. A. DRURY, Notary Public
My commission expires March 28, 1925.
See Our Demonstration
AT, THE FAIR
MONAMOBILE
Oils and Greases
100 pure eastern prffine base hot Mended
A grade for every automobile and tractor-
Griffin-Dabb lldiv.
Go.
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The market does not offer a more
beautiful enclosed body. Certainly
none is built of better materials and
finer workmanship. It is a striking
example of the handicraft of Stude
baker artisans.
Everything is in exquisite taste.
Its distinctive body lines are en
hanced by massive headlights, the
graceful cowl lamps and the courtesy
light just above the running board
on the driver's side, which illumi
nates the roadway in passing other
cars at night. '
Inside, the inviting depth of the
cushions, the subdued harmony of. -upholstery,
the soft carpeting and
the completeness of appointments
offer an irresistible appeal.
It is mounted on the sameSpedal
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thusiasm of thousands of owners for
its dependable performance, power,
comfort and economy in fuel and '
tires.
TheStudebakerSpedal -Six Sedan
offers the utmost closed car refine
mentand at moderate cost. At
the new low price of $2050 it rep
resents the greatest closed car
value that Studebaker ever offered.
The name Studebaker Is your
assurance of satisfaction.
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MODELS AND PRICES, o. b. factories
LIGHT-SIX I SPECIAL-SIX I : BIG-SIX
s-r., urw.B.,40 H.r. 3-rm..itrw. a., u n. r. i-r.. tiew. a., tOH.r.
Touring $ 975 Touring J127S Touring 1650
Roadster 3-IW)- - 975 Roadster ft-PmtA. 1J50 Speedster (4-Pw.). 1785
Coupe-Roadster Roadster (4-Pass.)- 1275 Coupe (4-Pass.) S375
(2-Pass.) H25 Coupe (4-Pass.) 1875 Sedan 3475
Sedan 1550 SMnn . , 8050 8edan (Special). 2650
1030-42 Oak
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S X U D E B A K E R.
Phone 440
YEA R
a few days ago, he promise, to
finish the macadamizing.-joba . ln-
Bide..of- 80-daya. v!' ; -
Engineer Walsh said that the
work on the power plant grade
and Shell. Rook grade ls -progressing
satisfactorily..
Dance New Armory , every 'night
during fair. S-20-S-.i
- Engene OoUeotSoo Agency ' "' ji
Bad claims any place. NQv-col4f-lection,
no' fee.-'- nothing "ty Join.
.1 u uuw. rwfu. 'ST . Will w . fi. ,J
Blowers., '- , . - 8-4-tft'-
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Only Two Days
More of
Lane onQEnty tFaor
Today is
Don't Miss
Springfield and
Junction City
it
Some Brand New
Attractions
Horse Show
Ferris Wheel
World's Prize Jerseys
Band Concerts
Horse Races
Carnival
Aeroplanes
Circus
Livestock Exhibits
Agricultural Exhibits
Home Economics
Art and Textiles
, - .T rrr Machinery
.r:- Radio Concerts
Boxing Exhibition
. Admission 50c and 25c Evenings 25c
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