Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, September 21, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE., THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1928 Only Experienced, Licensed Optometrists B Moctty't Toric Urutt art tut high grade Eye Glasses, wo turn out a product not even to he hoped for in poorly equipped offices. Our many years of highly successful expert' ence costs you no more than inferior service. Our Prices Are the Lowest on the Coast Quality Considered We will absolutely guarantee "satisfaction or your money back" within one year from date of purchase, of any pair of Spectacles or Eye Glasses purchased from us for cash. We will also repair or replace the broken frames or hows of same for same length of time free of charge. If 881 WILLAMETTE ST. EUGENE.ORE. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Morning Register Lane County News Service Mivlal t I'Yiutkllii (UeKUtor l.mi. Cimuly ShcIiiI) l'U.VNKl.l.V, Oro., tSuit. 18. Tlli'ro will lm a eliutvli soi'ltil tit llio Mi'iliiHlist clmi-ch J'i'Ulny vii1iik, Sspivmbcr 21. It will ! Ill UIO I0I1H Ot H UH1IIIIIOII Sni'lltl hi hoimr of tin now minuter, Huv. Uniubut'K. Kvoryliiiily Wttlcotno. tMiD Norton, 1st; Hull Myers, 3 ml; Stiiml Myois, !HH. Yoiii'llnii llnlstnln holfori Hiilo Hlnehly, 1st! Wnllcr Hunt, Iml. llimlo llnlsliiliisltutli I'ontlut, tut; l.i'o I'unKilon, Sntl. Tho lllni'ltly t'nlf club nisinliors finished llti'lr first your ot oluli work Willi 100 ni cont rnllnit umtvr tho siiiioivlslun of B. It, Til nun, cult club hinder. O.M.K O.l II r.MlllttT IS t-'KAT-I'ltB Of AXM'Al, KVttNT OREGOfJ STATE FAIR SALEM . ' ' - September 25-30 A wealtK of agricultural displays. Greatest livestock show in North west. Splendid machinery and tractor exhibit. Excellent races, and high-class amusements. Best of camping and parking grounds. Excursion rates on all railroad lines. For particulars write ' A. H. LEA, Manager, Salem j I'uvltont Showliyr Mmlo ot Cnnk'ii ' nnil Hum I'txMlmm anil j Muni I Ulsplny (Keel tor County 8,cUI) j HLAOHI.Y, Or., 8o,t, JS. Tho Sowing club and Ctilf club oxhibttu ' worn ninmitir (ho most liniuivittM ; tVnturvn of iho llliuhly community fair lu'Ul m TrlatiKlo Umiiso hull. Suttmluy, iVmoi..tvr 10, Ono entry thai uUruoUnl tpoclnl attention was a Khuit mm (lowur measuring H foot high, urowu by Smutch liroiu Tho Sowing club exhibit a timet etl mueh attention there boinir some fino HH'cimeiui of needle craft. Ira l Whitney, county atrrkMil turist, judged tho aKrieultural ex hibits at) well tiH tho livestock. jitv.u .. it .nm cn'iiiiib ill tin Ktiuls of Kraiu and kiii.-ww, applet) and tomatoes were in ubuudunee. lira pes, . strawberries, pouches, cherries, niul all auiall fruits were also shown, A flue display of pumpkins and snuush, some ineasuriiitf 36 Inches Itmrt of the Haiuiim variety, were auuiur Iho Interesting entries, 10 tint r e in ( ulf t luh Kvi.lhit Tho 1 1 v o stock n w a rd s v ore placed as follows: MilkhtK cows, Jersey clas Kr in& Thompson, 1st; Kalph Thomp son, 3nd. Jersey sire Uoss Taylor, 1st. earlinjf Jersey ticifra iaicl- C Turning Prunes into Money!! Frunc Growers comliat eastern critics by putting in The DATE PRUNE "With the Date Flavor" (.Trade-Mark Reg.) Sveeter,"largcr and proven by demonstration as the "Prune preferred" in every way. Illus trated literature and details of our Special Plan KREE upon request.' . "Everything in Tree" TZfJS . i ik Oregon Nursery Co., Orenco, Ore. Send me information re ferred to above without obligation to me. Name Address (E.R.) Charlet's Bargain Store Will Give Away a Lang Junior Range Read This Carefully At our booth at the Lane County Fair, where the Lang Range ,is demonstrated, we will give free to everyone who registers, a ticket which will permit them to draw for a LANG JUNIOR RANGE. . ,, ; Tickets may also be had at our store on West Eighth Street. The range will be at the Fair on Fair days. Get your range tickets at the store or at the Lang Range Demonstration at the Fair grounds. No tickets given to children. ' We keep duplicates of all tickets and Siturday night at our store one will be drawn. Do not fail to be there. Remember SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30. . BE SURE AND VISIT THE LANG RANGE BOOTH AT THE LANE COUNTY 'FAIR . , Charlet's 63-67 West 8th am Phone 11 22 III, ACH I V NKWH NtlTUS (ItfKUtpr LaHo I'ouuly Sclh -llUVi'lll.V, Or Hlt. l. John lloimm iiiotonM to Crmiwfll HututMuy imtrntnir ticcotttpiutltil by M num. Mr. MIUa Muoiuol unit I'lilMivn who -nl Iho imt wei'k with her iltr, MM. Ilomino. Mr. n ml i Ma. O. M. Ilulbint nnil mil, l.lnfonl nnil Wnyno, mul Minor nnil Kthol llllllim iiiotoifd 10 Kngone SnUiivlny vvonlntr. Mr. nnil Mi. K. H. iMny nnil rlillilrt-n of I'ortlmnl rnnui In Hun lav rvvnliiR to visit Mr. ii ml Mra. V. II. Ulnchly. Mrn. V:. o. PohI wtiH K tltnnoi' Biiot Siimlny o( Mi', mul Mm. 0. M. llultnirl. . Mim I. Hlnytor, Mm, IS. J. nob ortaon ami ilniKlra mul Holwrl Slnvlor inutuivil to Mnhpl. tro, Sliiiilnv to vlult Mm Annlo llnriior, 11 uliiliT of Mm flnylor nnil Mm ttobortntm. ' Mr. nml Mm I.lnyit Abboy of Koiion. Mm A. 1 Tuylor nml win, Hons, 8i'iit Sim.lny with Mr. nnil .Mm t (J. Alii"'-. i tl. AhbiV WIIH A lllllmi VIM- lior In Kukoiio Htiliiulny ihiioIiii" Iiik n (to in. X. M, Mi'Kuon loft Snmlny inorn- Inir for I'lovordnlo, Ore, to cnmii for n fow iltiya. Jimon nnil Hubert Hunt motoroil In Sninnlny from I'lovorunln. Alln-it llnborliiml win oin'inloil on ut Iho (loml Snmnrllnn homiltul In rortlnml Cntunlny anil Is In vorv Cl-lllral conilllloll. Mr. nn.l Mm K. O. rout. t J. Mlllor uiul Mm W. K Plnytor mo toroil to Kuirona on bulno Mon ilay inornlni;. (inn Johnson of tho Jobniion Uron. Karam ami Wnltor Scott of K,..,ti' irtiiiMfor of Kukoiio woro Snnilny uuosta of Mr. anil Mm M. Johnson. rltKSWFM. m:vs xn-KS nieclHtar ljuia Countv 6dcUI ciiKswm.L ore !4nu. ;o. V. S. O. Ouli-k ba opened Mutual creamery anil tent station at hli hotel preniliiea on front street comnicm'InK bualneiw Ihe latter ixirt of last week. , The new business will not only deal In crenm shlpplnic to Portland, but buy eitRii and poultry. Mr. Oulck haa had conslilnrntilo experlenco in th! lino ot btlstnen and If warranted will establish milk routes. Clone Jackson who ha boon vlaltlnir hlii brother. T. P. Jacknon. durlnir the summer, left for his home In Mnlno on Wednesday momlnx, T. S. Thompson and family moved to Kimono Tuesday where they will rcsido. jrxrriox mtv nkws xotks ( Rlstr Lane County Special ) JfNCTION CITY, Oro.. S,pt. 1!. Mr. and Mrs. 1. K. Uuch re turned from n buslnesa Irlp to Portland Hunday evonlne;. Mr. anil Mm J. C. Shields and daughter. Virginia. And Mr. ,nd Mm ltto Hoiipes motored to Ijike creek Sat-urilny evenlnir for n llttlo outinK. returnlnir Huuilny evenlnc, Mr. and Mm C M. Kendall anil son. flare, of Albany were guest Of Mm N. C. Hponcor last week. The Kaslern Hlur held their first meetiiiK Tuesday evenlnit after bavins; vacation during tho sum mer. Mr. and Mm A. J. Kaiser. spent last week in Portland and Astoria on business. Prom Astoria they took a llttlo pleasure trip to Sea side and enjoyed the ocean breoxe for a few days. i 1 Mm Kiln Krum. son Cecil, and Bert llllllns motored to Unit coun ty last Sunday and visited Mrs. Prum's sister, Mm K. M. Johnson and family. Mr. and Mm J. N. P-unlln and wife have moved to Junction City from Portland and nre HvInK In tho Jcbso Hovern proporty. Mr. Utintln Is clerkinir for A. J. Kolser. Mr. and Mm It. A.. Murphy and dniiKhtcr, Georgia, aro taking nn olght day vacation seeing Oregon nml taking In the Pendleton Round ITo. Mr. and Mrs. F. K Jlcdmonu and Dr. and Mrs. U 10. Thornton spent Kundoy picnicking on (he Wlllnmetlo river. Dr. and Mm W. W. Hicks had as their Sunday guesls Dr. and Mrs. J. If. Itoblnetto, their (lallgll tor, Dorothy, and son, Charles. Mrs. Ilnwtln of Albany, Mrs. M. Spencer and Mrs. l-'rnnk Phil lips nml sons of Junction Clly. Miss Jennie Carlson returned to Junction City Sunday evening to rosume hor duties as teacher In tho high school hero. School opened Monday with r gain In attendance over last year. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. CI. Knright and family spent Sunday at Hear Creek falls and at their ranch neur there. It. Nelson, who was hurt at Horlon, Is Improving nicely and will soon bo ablo to bo around again. Wllllnm Calvert from Union was a Junction City caller Saturday. Marvin l.uthor of Dos Moines, Iowa, Is hero and taking up his duties as principal of tho hlgh school. MKAROWVIKW NKWS NOTES ( Heslster l.ano County Special) MBADOWVIBW, Oro.. Sept. IS. Mr. and Mrs. Nenl Purkcrson nre tho proud purents of a baby girl, who arrived Mummy, rlepiomner lo. She has been named Betty Jean. Mrs. Chnrlcs Doming nnd daugh ters, (leneva nnd ILoola left Sat urday for Kugeno whore tho girls will attend school this winter. School started here Monday with Miss Maudo Young, of Franklin, as teacher.' Mrs. Hnrry flchrenk nnd daugh ter Shirley Jenn, and Mm Hakor Were Kugeno shoppers Krtdny. Mr, .lorgenson and family return ed home Monday after hnvlng spent the past week on on outing at the const, Louie Hanklns nnd Oonovn T)em Ing. nccomrianled by Vera Johnson nnd huhkci i.oitmirt, nil or r,u gene, culled at the Hurry Schrcnk end Chnrles Demlng homes, Wed nesday evening, K ' Ilev. K. C. Holllilny conducted services nt tho t'nlted:' Hrethern church of Irving Hundny, Mr. nnd Mrs, Wlllnrd Coppernnll of Kugene, accompanied by Mrs. Suttle. also of Kugene, spent Sunr day afternoon at the James Buker home. . ' ' Oeorge llltchsnn relumed homo Monday from Idaho, uiiei'e he has been for onio time oil n business trlii. Mr. nml mm rirnost mi'iiioiik iukIauii J nn lor. of Ploiisiint Hill, niient from Kuitirdiiy lo Momliiy Willi relatives. n'SIIMAN NKWS NtVliCS tltisller lius I'ouuly siMhisi) Ol SHMAN, Oro,. rtopt Id. Mr. Pond and Mm. V C llounelt of Norlh Mend ilslled horn lust week with their (Inuuiiti'r, Mm Kiuosl Hewlll. Mrs. Walter I.iiwrenee nf Win cliestgr liny spout a fow huurs here Weiliiestluy Mjillng .Mrs. J. Jl. Piull. Mm John Whlsnmit of Noll was hero last week visiting Mr. nml Mrs. .1, P. Wlilsmau, Sr. . Kvoryiuio heiM Is very sad over tho death of "llrminy" Itli'h, who died of lleiirl trolililo hiuo last Tuesday whllo picking bliiokber rles. . ' Mr, nml Mm Stuehiiko ami dauifhter, Kaille, ot Noll, arrived hero Wednesday lo ailend the funeral of Mrs. SiaohiiUn'M mother. ' Mm Itlcllalila ut llullliiulinm, wnshlugton, urrtvvil on Wedues. ilny's liiiln. to alteiiil thu funeral of hor mother. Mrs. MiihkIo Cushmnil anil daughter, Dorothy, ariiveil hero Thuisiliiy to-visit relatives, Mrs. Ciishman roturneil to her homo In Kugeiiu Monday. Miss Veruo Spencer loft Huiuluy for her homo In SpiiiiKflehl, Miss Klennor Snuliert Ion Sun day for Corvallis whoro alio will ttllenil tho O. A. I', this winter. FAIR EXHIBITS LISTED HAiiuism HO VlinM I'Y Wil l, iiAumsnrua. oro., hoi. -(Special (u (ho HrKinlor) Two hi hit ii from thin vtvlnlty Juivo nlmuly httii llxlett for iho comlh't l.lmi connly full'. Thorn, howwvnr, will both bo tftkon tn thu ntnto fnlr flint, Tho llun-lnlMirn Hot Hie in ("ulf rlub will tnnktt an ex hibit of rliiht of tbi'lr prlitt rnlvon nt tho ntntn Tulr and Uoa will b brotipht buck from ttuiv nnl tx htbltotl at Iho rounty tixir. Thnto onlvt-a botontf t Tfil. I'mil, llonny. Niiu unit l.uolln Mt'nrt, all cMUU rvn ot 0i. A. MiH'nrt, by Kiliiur, Vtuiito ami Lloytl Orlmo. Cluronco Wltllam. who Hvm north of town. U ntakltiK irci nrttttont for nn exhibit at both ftittM of 11 lunul tr hlM 1 lolatvlttii. Th etock will b bwilml her ami with thm Mhipiututt tio Moli-ioin rtub'd rnlvm wilt bo t.htmn'tl In addition onothrr exhibit t-ro-pariMt by Otni. Mci'jtrt anil con Itttlnir of a Holmoln cow and two caIvo Thfvo h wttl nlo have hIiuwh nt thu I.lnn rounty fnlr. TWO l)riliKS CKI.KI.IIATK r i rn trri i a x mv i-: i is a it v Mr. nml Mix KJIIott nml Mr. nml Mm. HiitictiNith Mnrriixt s Toirrtltor f JlAniUSni'KO, Ortv Krpt. 19 A doublo iroldvn wcddlnu oeournM hcr todny-or unumint Intrfni. Thn brldri nr lnttr nnd tho rnrmntty unlllnir W. K. Klllott nnd Mary Jut1s. J ,V, iledKniih nnd Cikn Hunitn lvl w.tM irnnounrtd by Hrv. J. M. 1kwvII of Ihn Houlb- orn M. IJ. churt-h Hf ittiMiibr 19, nt a cnmii mrrtmR In DxU Ornon. Tho mnrnnirw rromony wnn ro ""nlr'l nt 1 : 3 !ht nftirnotn ly tho Hov. IT. 13. llolcomb. Church ot (tod nmilfttfr. A Imniiutd wn thon aprcd to SO rolntlvrit at tho MuthodlMt Kplnvoml churih pnr lorn. llolh hrllo(rroni rnmo to Oro pdn In 1SB7; both hrldfn rrod tho plulnn by ox tauiii In fi. The Klllntti llvfd near l'rlnvllli until 190ft, wh'n thoy rnnto to Harr( hrx 10 1 lint t him m-rvfd tha town hath nn roitnHlmnn nnd mayor and in a promlnont Mniion.' Th Klltott chlldron number olnht Wnltor Just Rectived-Another Shipment of Whipcord Overcoat. VI i tlil " pip? ' 1 W! ' my Your Gordon Fiat for Fall is Mere Till', iirvv full Ihils willi their sliKlilly wiilcr hiinia ami li;liily liili.-r rrt.wn, arc rrailv fur vn". As fine n st lri'lion ns you've rvrr sfru in (lii iimn', s(rc , ytiitr review.' They lire I tills yutt will he ileuseil In wear at n ii es ymi will lw ,,aj ,u Eugene Woolen Mills Store S.i7 Willaiiiolle C.J. 1'L'I.TON, Man,tKer 1'll'We IVf) nml (Mis llllloit anil Mrs. .loo Lis ter of I'rlnevllle; Mrs. W. t". Illuik of Wlnnenllliia. Nov,: Uiikln ot I'hlloiniiill. t ire,; fh.iilis of I'or viillls: Aletmiiler of llorrlslilils mi.l Mm. Waril flam ot Hums. Iturir. Tho lleiU-etnilh family has reslil eil In various Houtliern Kreitoh towns, IIviiib fur ii few years In this vli'lnlty, lull Is now 111 I'teswrll They have two ehllilren llvlmr I'.l ! hert of Creawell mul Mrs, Mollle Dilen of llosehlirir, I Numerous frleiuls rnlleil nt lh fttllott home tielween 3 tttul V HUt ; of town relatives wero present a ; follows. Mrs. M. K. ferrivnl. Mull moulh: Mr. nml Mrs. Harvey tliith. : rle, Monmouth; Mr. anil Mrs.H.lolm M. Imvls Mrs, Kiln Davis C'rnlE anil son Kurl. Mr. mill Mrs. tin! I'erry nml Mrs. Mtirv luivls. nil of I'ortlnml: Mr. anil Mrs, Ike lieiup sey.' l-vlnKtoli. ore.: Mr. anil Mrs. John Ktlivnnls nmt Mrs. Hnrnh Kl , Holt, of NprlltBflelit: Mr. ami .Mrs.; Henry Martin, ot rorvnllls: Mr, anil Mrs, Charles Klsher, Allinnv: , Mrs. Mnmle llolul. I'orthutil: Mr : unit Mrs Jiiy Klllolt nml two ehltit. . ren of rlillomnlh mot all the III-' llott ehlhtren eitit their famulus; who live In olher plaees. . CHIROPRACTIC ii the greatest method ot the age in preventing, treating nnd permanently curing 95 of all diseases. CHIROPRACTIC is safe, sane and sure. You owe it to yourself td inves tigate. ' DR. GEO. A. SIMON . Over Ludford's Taint Store Pbon 35SJ Established 1901 Eug ene Business SV f 1 A. E. ROBERTS, Pres. A Modern School of Business DAY SCH00i-Always in session, offering you your choice of a Bookkeeping Course, a Stenographic Course, or a General Busi ness Course. NIGHT SCHOOL Begin ning on Monday, September 18, at 7:00 p. m., and con tinuing through the winter, giving you an opportunity to utilize three evenings each weejf to your great advan tage 'and at a small cost. ' ! The more you learn ,' the more' you earn It $osts you nothing to ask about it. t ' .-'!'"' Eugene Business College Eugene, Oregon' 3 HOW TO M A K YOUR OWN RADIO Completely Shown Friday and Saturday at The REX , Special Lumber SALE To maintain room for a constant manufac turing operation at our yard ami planer plant vc will oiler lo the loeal trade at rcial te (Ineed priors a good assortment of No. 2 and 3 grades of lumber, All thin material ii well inaiiufaetttied, free from ml, and can lie used for most any kind of liitilding pnqimes, with o great saving in cost to the user. We invite your inspection of this Itiiiibrr oil hand to. gether with our general yard supply.' Our Moi'k is maimfacliircd nml graded principal ly in our own plant which is now the largest nnd best equipped rcmntitifacttitiug plant in the valley. Walters-Parks Lumber Co., Inc. 4th and Pearl Streets Phone 500 Try Register Classified Ads if you want result! I taking 20 Years offiacint oerve tar Owners Joday IU the early days of automobile contests, Barney Oldficld out to win every race studied tires. His consistent success led other drivers to ask for tires constructed to his specifications. Twenty years of road and track victories with a steady and increas ing demand for tires as he built them convinced Barney Oldficld that these speed tests pointed the way to a better tire for everyday use. The enthusiastic reception of Old field Cords by the public proved ho was right. Scores of the most prominent dealers in the country and many thousands of car owners, experienced in the use of tires bear witness by their decided preference that Oldficld is doing a bigger and better job of tire making. This volume, handled in an effec tive way in every phase of manufac- ture and distribution, has' resulted In price quotations far below what you'd expect on tires known to be better built and more enduring. Practically every Important race i event for three yenrs hits been won ' on Oldliclds. Tho Wichita Test Run , in which an entire set of Oldficld Couh covered 34,1325 miles on rough roads proves the mettle of tho Moit Trustworthy Tires Built in every- . day driving. The Master Driver and Tire Builder has given the public a new standard of tire wear and tire cost a true economy that every car owner should know about. Your Oldfield dealer has these factstalk to him. U1Q.1 -i.ilt-J WlH. B. F. Goodpasture EUGENE VULCANIZING WORKS