Morning register., April 13, 1923, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923
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Spring
Frocks
oLovely Silks
That Feature Authentic Modes
For All Occasions
$12.75 to. $29.50
Women may choose dressed for liny ocension nt un-
r ,i I. ...! . f- I.! I .. I. ....
ISllall) IIHMU'M IIUC, 1 1 Mill IIIIS WllinilTIlll MlOWIIlg. 1 11 C
ntcst of silk materials, iiiiluding flat crepes, alltymc
repe trkosham and Canton crepe arc fashioned into
Ircssy imides to meet every demand for the spring sca-
iun. I'-acit model is an examine 01 smart and original
nyliiig.
LARGE'S
865 Willamette Street
B CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS d
lb, lillnxrm In I'ortlaml M m.
II. (II inure a apcndtnic few
ii in Portland In llin Interest of
Lane's woman's shop. , ,
I ...
Ilrre From Jiimxlim City Orln
Perklna And C. v. Wnshburno
it anion! visitors from Junction
fc who wora In Eugene yostor-
' ' "
Miaxv (irnvn tmrotirr Miui Horn
tVnlivr Wooditrd. Cottage Oroya
Herman, vu In ln rlly yeater
- nn business. Ho any Ihlnga
booming In hl lino Ihcao dnys.
llrm fYom Portland Mm. J. C.
'irn. or Portland, linn arrived
t lo vMi hor sister. Mm. M. J.
Hiunon. f thin city. Mm.
ilfh will ba hore for about a
ft.
Lumber Worki-r Hum lin.Lm,
F"w Wllllnin Mathews, nn -
f) Of Ihn Hylund Jim.' saw
in. a few days ago. who. while
f rkln" " Uto riumo nt Hi mill
neiicr, wna at ruck In The
14 by n piece of timber and bin
noao broken, tin riime lo Eu
gene lo huvo lha Injury treuiud
nml rammed lioma yesterday.
Mohair In Coming In Mit1in;r
has begun to coma In nt llio local
commission houaea und (ha open
Inic prlco la to centa a pound, which
la considered good.
tVnoroip I'mircd The concrete
walla for E. II. Parka' new ware
houan on Pearl airaot mid adjoin
ing Iho 8. P. right-of-wny. have
been completed and tho carpentar
work Ih being rushed.
...
Ilouso aixt Iitt Kolrt Oporm
Mounla linn purchased (ho houaw
and lot local I'll nt Klghth nvanuo
weat nnd Jnckaon alraat from C-!ll
C. Woolay. The daa wna mndo by
C. F. Stamper of tho Klnnay and
Hydo rtrnlty rompnny.
IWy lo KnUr Cinnlen Conliia
Karillnand Itannlaon, of Ixwall,
flrat prlss wlnnar for garden pro
ducla at lha annual hnya' nnd glrla"
dlaplny nl tha I ana county fnlr Innt
year, la planning to again enter
TAILORED AT FASHION PARK
for the man who says
..
"t?ivc tiie the newest style - - - moncy'i worth or money
ack value fast colors and hard wear," we say
... . 4
"come here today, buy one of these new' Society Brand
Uerklcy stripe suits, and walk away with the biggest
suit box full of clothes satisfaction you've had since
ll'c great war.
new suits for spring
$25 to $50
green ITlerrell Co.
men' wear -"one
of Eugene's beet ttoret"
lha oiiiiipi-lllliui ibla yanr nnd hna
stalled aiiiiii In priipurulloii for
Ihu uvaiti,
...
iir Had No l,lKhi it. a. Haw
kins nna riui'il i , ,,i,,.0 ,.,.(
ycaienluy for rnllurii lo have llghtii
bunilm. mi bin nn- hn h nlood on
Ihu street niter iiIkIK.
Itiiinl Piilrolinun In Apx'iiliil
. II. Kli n, of t III,, i;y, yaalardliy
wna Miioliil,'i i,i(l imtiiilmiiii In
Ulairli'lH Nom. r. I nml tin HUi!i.i'i'd
John liiuiii.it, win, b,lH U1K.,.
'lii'll Mi, Wnla KiiKinm ;irl
A linn tIiiko IIi'liihi, wua Inaui'd at
lha off lea of I'liuniy Clark llryaon
yaaiardny to William 10. gulmi, of
t ri awali, nud Cluru A. Tui'ker, of
KUill'IK'.
...
(ili iiHiMl Tnlkliuc of Nmv Ki'lmil
IIiiIIiIIiik Tha pcoplu of rilun
wood, iicroiM Ihn rlvar from
HpriiiKfli'lil. lira InlkliiK of bullilliiK
11 haw ai'bool thar,, nml a maatlllK
Will ba llttlll Ihla uvanlliK to dlacUHH
tha cjui'Hl tun.
KluiU'lit l'iivct fin Di'iiM'r II,
II. Hi'llar, Hluant ill tha llnlvnraltv
uf Orniiiiii In lha law kcIiiioI. whn
lina baun hara for tha puat two
yaura, hna laft for Denvar wharo
hla piirunta raalilu nnd ha axuacia
to antur Denver unlverally naxt
mil.
...
Kiimtjr AicMMWini CimiplrKI
mint n, j, iiamro una u. a. ,ir.
.Million, di'puly naneaaora on lha mi.
par Wlllnmalla nitd In lha 'I'liunton
loi'iillly. raapactlvrly, Imva lllil-lli il
inair work nnd liuve turnad In their
auppllaa at tha offlco of AaaaMor
llarbart Wiilkar.
...
KiiKi'irimia liivlK'il In O. A. C.
TniiriMim-ii' Mnyor C. O. I'atar.
un yaalanluy racalvail nn Invltn
tlon axlanilud by tho O, A. .'. uu
Ihijiitlna to tha poopla of Kukono
lo ntlend lha blir mlllliiry Innina
mant to ba Klvan by the collrko at
v.orviiiiiM .iiuy zo,
.
Iavo Kor I'lirjlaiul W. J. Hill,
proprlalor of Hi,, a Kcoiiumy atora,
of thla tily, iiacoiiiiuinlail by h!a
aon. Krunk, la nl 1'urilnnd on a
bualnaaa irln of u faw iluya. An
other brunch atora of the local or
Itnnluilloii hi experted lo ba oatnb
llabad lii Orricon In tha near fu
luru. ...
MIiIiIIk Wiviirn I'ifipio Horn
"r. aim Jn. r. w. I'ool and Mian
Alice Pool, of Mullen. Nab., and
Mr. nnd Mm. John Wnualmin. nt
Wllllnion. N. I.. warn arrlvnla hare
lyraiarday and nre nt Ilia (IrlKKa.
j They lira looklnif tlio vnlley over
and mny duclilo to locnto ut uimo
futuro ilalo.
...
J. O. Holt on VIbII J. o. Holt.
innnnKr of lha Knircno Kr:,n
flrowora' naaoclnilon. left yaalerdny
on n trip throiiKh tha Wllhimette
vnlley nnd nlno In Waaiarn Wuah
liiKlon vlallliiK ii a far north n
Krnttla. Ha will Inapact orchnrdi;
nnd nlao confer with various fruit
i man on hla trip.
Ilrlitim Work Will Start Work
on tlio Nhnrp'a creek lirlilne In tha
Jiohvniln dlatrlrt will ba ainrted In
tho county craw next Monday, ac
cordlnit to Commbwloner Honav.
ina miuerini mr Ilia apnn wna
Placed on tha around Inat full nnd
work a I ii r I Ml but the project wna
held up durliiK the winter.
SUllll Off cllll to lliaMft St'ltoolM
j. a. unurcitiii. anna auparlnten.
lent of public Inalructlon. will In
lha near future ninkr nn Inapection
trip to tha Florence, Mnpleinn nnd
Itlnrhly hlKh achoola. Tho naw
achoo) nt llbichly will ba officially
ledicnted nt lha time of tho vial:
cf the atnto official, It la announced.
...
School Tcncticr'a V.yp Injnrrd
J. A. Fountain. tancher of a
achoot near Klmlrn. whllo playlmr
baaehall with aoma of hla puplla
yeaterdny mi atruck In the rlitlit
aye with a ball. Ha nunc to Ku
irano to have the member trented.
Mr. Fountain wan cntchlnir behind
n bnt and a foul tip (oaked him
In the eye.
. .
Murrain Will H'rn. Another
TiwnlHT Tho bonrd of educntlon
nt Mnrcola hna re-elected prnctlcnl
ly the praacnt corpa of tenchera for
mother year nnd another teacher
will bo required on account of tho
Increnne In the number of pupllfl.
according to 8nm O. Bplcor nod
Thomna J. Hnnaen, membera of tha
board who were In the city yoator-dny.
CiMiklra to It Taken to flinm-
hoT of umimenia Mnny Kmranc
paopln nra planning to tnko cooklea
to tha ohnmher of commerce to
morrow for tho dlanbled vetarana
In Iho government hoapltnl In
Pnrtlnnd. The KiiRcno nuxlllnry to
tho American l,eKlon hna a certnln
nuotn to fill nnd It la expected that
tho reaponan to tho renueat that
cooklea he brought In lnrgo mini
beta will bo Kenrroua.
...
HlKliwny Will He l'nwil Tho
Tnclflc hlKhwny thrniiKhoiit the
lejiRth of Unn county will ho paved
thla your, anld William Hnlley, of
Tnnuant, on tho lino of tho hlith
wny, who wna hero yeaterdny.
There nro only two or three abort
ntretchea yet to bo paved, ho wild.
Tho cnt aide route la now pre
ferred by mnny molorlata drlvlnir
between KuRcno nnd Albnny on
account of tho rouith atretch Ijo
twoan Coivnllla and Albnny,
...
School Not to t'looo for Itiwcbnll
Opnilmr, AlthoUKh Oovernor
Plarco linn proclaimed n hulf-hnll-dny
throimhout tho atnto for the
openlnit of tho Conat l,eii(tua Imse
biill nenaon nt Portlnnil next Tuea
dny, there bccihh to be but Utile
chnnco thnt tha Initio county puplla
will enjoy tho holldny, nccordlnu to
M. .1. Moore, county auperlntendent.
who atntea thnt na he hna received
no official notification there will
bp no holldny declnrad hero. ,
...
" Mntoroyrln llneo Illilor Hern
W. K. Crnne, of Snlem, motorcycle
rnoe rider, who recently competed
nt tho 8un Junn-Cnplatrono hill
ellmh In Southern California, wna
In Kimono yeatordny on hla wny to
Bnlcni from m Anitelea. Crane
mndo tho trip from l.oa Atmeles to
KiiRenn on hla motorcyclo nnd re
porta n fnat trip. Crnno will be
entered In Iho anntinl hill climb to
ho ntiiRcd by the Eimenc Motorcycle
club nt Mt. llnvld, none OottnKe
tiiovo, next month,
peiira In bo plenty of available ma
terial for it winning team, accord
li'.K to Couch McFudUen.
...
M an KIiik llotiinia Mlaa Mather
KIiik, n loiiiiar I,a nu county achonl
leiii her. who hna boon vlalllnK har
alaler nt llarrlaon, Jdiiho, for aoma
time puat, liaa roturneil lo I'.uifena.
t .
MnvliUf If, Now Homo llnrobl
Hill Iiiim pui'i'liiiaad 11 naw aubiirlmn
hoiiia In Klncalil I'urk and la now
innv'iiK from bin pTeaant pbioo of
realdiiiico lit 12U7 Mlxth avunuu
went,
...
I'nlKil Arilaniui to Hold Mwlliilf
A maetlliK of tho KuKano unit
of Ihn United Artlauna haa benn
culled for thla aveniiiK. Tho ae
aiim will ba hold at the Knights of
Pyihlnn hall.
(nriiKo lo lln llullt fleorka W.
Norrla yiaterdny look out a pormlt
for tint eroi'tlon or a KnniKo on
J'attetaon atraet between lilevanlh
and Twelfth nvenuea auat. Tho
tlinutcd cunt la
Pulmiiii Homo lot Hold I. P.
Pttlniuu, aiicreliiry of tho Univer
sity of Orekon Y. M. C. A., hna aold
hla homo nt 1924 Onyx atraet lo n,
fared fur (ill dlvialona of tlio naan
clatlon iiiaiiibi.'rablp mid It In ex
pected thnt durliiK tna auiniiier
iiionlba thi'i-o will be marked In-
creii'ie In tho number iia-nif the
prlvlb'Kea of tho fiaaoclitllon, ik;
iiirillnif lo Frank Khcrhurt, accra
tury. ...
Ailinlltfil to Mcrey lloeipltjil
Mra. Oliver (Inrrelt, Criawcll, Mra.
C M. J''arKUHiiii, CotlaKa (Jrova,
nnd Mlaa Catherine Weber, Ku
Iteiie. wero uilinltlvd to the Meicy
hoaiiltfij yeaterdny for llludica,
trcalinunt,
...
CiiiiiIoii P.-T. A. Ham Party A
party and program wna hold Inat
evenlnif by Ilia membera of lha
Pareiit-Tfiu-lier naaocllitlon of tho
Condon actum). The P.-T. A. mem
bera dreaacd In coatumcB na boyn
and rlrla, reported un enjoyable
tlmo nl Iho "Juvenile party" a
nerlea of Kainea and other eventa of
aehool dnya were held as a part
of tho entertainment.
...
M. M. Iloiu-y to SiMiik nt P.-T. A
MiifliiK M. M. Honey, iminiwr of j
the IvUkeno Farmora creninery, will j
apeak before the membera of the
I'atteiaon l'nrerit-Tencher aaaocln
llon ut a meetlnK to bo held next
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Jioney
T. Okdan of thla city. Tho donl wna wm p,,,,, on n,IIk dlatrlbullon and !
i,,u Hum kuo.
rtnnimin lfltrh lronnro for ltaiio-
tmll Tho flrat baseball Rtime of
tho t'nlvei-Blty hlah school will be
plnyed nt t'orvallls Frldny, April
SO. A return (tamo will be plnyed
with t'orvnllls hilar In the senaon.
Practice Is now under wny nt tho
campus school nnd a practice name
with the team of tho Hetn Thetn
I'l fraternity w'1' Played before
the openlnsr clash nl. ,oi'vnlll3.
Other rt.inica on the campus hlRh
sehailule Include two con,testa with
iba I'hiaeno hlh school, two with
RpilnRfleld nnd two with "''nR"
Orove, AltnotiRn mo suuiniu i
of the V. II, . In nint there Mi-
bum! led through
Itenlty cornpuny.
ApiillcH for Kokomi l'oaltlon
Cbi'Mter F, llcnnelt, auperlntendent
of HchoolM of Clnrko county, Wiuih
IiikIoii, la hero for u day or no
from Vancouver and hna applied
for the poult Ion of city auporin-
lendciil of the local achoola.
...
l.unilxT Jllll Owner Ih Hero
OoorRo (ItiHtlno, proprietor of a
lumber mill at veapor, on me
lower Columbia, and nlao Intcroatcd
In tho Orcicon Wealern Lumber
company, which opcrutca neur
Dexter, Is a local bualncas visitor.
...
Monro to NM-nk at Olojiwood
At a meetliiK of tho (llenwood I'.
T. A. to bo held In Iho achool
ho obi' thla eveiilmc. County Huper
Intendent u. .1. Moore will cxplnln
to tb laxpnyera of dlatrlct No.
150 tlio levyink of a tux for the
proposed new achool house.
Mon Injured nt Sprlnsrfli-ld
Karl Jones, is. employe or in'
Carhonnllum Products company of
Kprlnufield, la beinir treated at the
Kuirene hospital for burns on the
face as the result of nn accident at
tho plant of tho concern when
ateiim from one of tho vul scalded
him.
...
MioiikIi nml Prlco to Ilrivc
Trni'kN Archie Sboukh und his
broiher-ln-biw, W. Price, who have
been employed near Iowell for the
pnat several montha. nro In the
city nnd are prepnrinR to leave for
the uniier McKen.lo hlRhwny
where they will drive trucka for
the contractors who nre building;
tha hlKhway over the summit
...
Former Student Hero Ray Fox.
former student of tho University of
Orecon. who hns been connected
with the General Motors Accept
ance corporation at lyOs AnROles. Is
a visitor here for a few days. Fox
wim recently transferred to tho
pnrtlnnd headounrters of the cor.
partition from where tho business1
of the concern In mo isortnweni is
bundled.
.
1)11 Concern Ohtnliw Mnny
lsfim-s A total of npproxlmstely
4000 iirrpa of land In line countV
has been leased by Iho Olson brot re
ars oil drll ino; concern, which ex
pacts to start operations In June
next year. Members of tho firm
hnvo been here for the past week
and It Is understood thnt mnny
.other trncts will be leased In prep
nrallon for Iho drilling project.
lNmltrr l-ocuror Kproks Hon
Pro feasor J. K. I.iylon nddrosaed
n RiilherlnK of 1-une county poultry
raisers at Ihe rooms or the . M.
C. A. Inst nlcht. Professor IJiy
tor. was schedulid to be here for
two days but his Itlnornry was
chunked and today he "ill bo nt
Albany. A n"rlos of culllnR aem
onn' rations thnt wore to hnve been
V.eld hero wero i-nnceled.
...
Country Club Committee to
Moot To discuss the bond issue
fn.- the new Kunenc Country club
alto north of the city, a meeting of
the bonrd of directors or tho or
ganization nnd tho finance commit
tee, appointed recently for tho pur
pose of arranging the bond sale,
will meet tuts evening nt me ennm
her of commerce. The meeting wna
to hnve hv-n held Inst night, but
wnn postponed on account of con
fllct with the country ciuo aunce
m m m
Tliitiirti from Moronic Mooting
Sum K. Mosher. tl. t). llellnr nnd
K. F. Cnrleton hnvo returned nfter
attending the nnnunl miMtlng of
tho Masonic council of Oregon hold
nt Portland. Mosher nnd Delia
were renresontntlvo! from the local
lodge nnd Mr. Cnrleton nttended na
nn officer of tho grand lodge, pro
fesaor Frederick 8. Dunn, of tlili
city. Is nlao n. grand officer of th
atnto IoiIko but ho was unable to
nllend tho annual meeting.
.
II luh School Track Men Work
Out nt V. of O. Members of tho
track tenin of tho Eugene high
school are taking their curly aprlng
trnlnliiir at tho University of Ore-
iron nnd Hank Foster. V. of O.
coach. In mutating tho high school
tennv to get In shnpo for tho coming
season. The track men ot tho
University of Oreaon hnvo also
tieen offered the opportunity of re
ceiving trnoR concning unucr fos
ter and tho uso or tho faeliltiea oi
the university during tho prepara
tion period.
. .
- Irfionl Hanker tonves: For East
C. D, Uoror, president of tho Dunk
of Commerce loft yeaterdny for
New York, whero ho will attend n
meeting of tho agricultural com
mission of tho American HnnkeriV
nssoclntinn, of which body ho rep
resents tho 13th federal reserve
district. Mr. ltoror will stop In
Montana for a business visit nn his
wny Enet nnd will return by way
of Oklahoma, whero ho will spend
scvernl dnya. The locul banker ex
pects to be nbsent for about three
weeks. The bankers' meeting at
New York will bo hold April 23
to 37.
1
. ' Gingham Sold Ily tho Mllo It Is
going to ho a great year for ging
ham In Ettgeno, according to tho
estimate of local retail merchant!
Vho handle tho dross fnhrlo nnd
who nro holding spoclnl snles nun
week In observance of tho nnnunl j
"Olnghnm week." As 1700 yards
of tho oloth stretch for n mile, nnd I
ns tho dealers nro reporting that
neverul thousand ynrdn a day are
being sold In the local market, tho
total Tor th week will make, a
long, colorful stretch ronchlng
from Kugeno to several given
points.
' I
Y. M. r, A. Plniw Rummer
Mi'lllhi'ixhli Hliort memberships
of four months nre being arranged
by officials of tho Kugenn Y. M. C.
A. nnd these will be nvnlhible by
Mny. .1, according ta .. nnnoitnee
menl. A reduced prlco is being of-
Ihor Intereatlng phusea of the
creamery Industry at tho local
plant. A meeting of tho Patter
son P.-T. A. that was to have boon
held yeaterdny wu poatponed.
A. H. Clear nnd wife, Elmer Rear
nd Mrs. Donlgcr. of 'Wonulins,
were In the city over night.
A. P. Knowles. of Mapletnn, was
an arrival In the city yeatordny.
Jos. fluti'S. of Crow, was a Ijubi-
nesH visitor in Eugene yesterday.
Oeorgo Knudsen, of Crow, deliv
ered produce In Eugene yeaterdny.
Carl Hurcninn and Alfred Kaya,
of Walton, wero In tho city over
night.
Ham O. Kplcor and Thomas J.
Hansen, of Marcola, were In tho
city yesterday on achool business.
((cargo Shelley waa tn- lha city
yeaterilay from Full Creek nnd da-
llvered produce nl a toca; commis
sion house.
I
ANNOUNCEMENTS I
PI. AYf! ROUND AT THE WO-1
man's building. U. of O.. will be !
resumed Saturday, April 14.
PERSONAL MENTION
THE W. H. A. OF THE MACCA-
becs will meet Friday evening at
Mooe ball. All members are re
iiuested to be present.
THE W. It. P..U WILIj MEET
with Mrs. R. J. Hawley. 142
Tenth avenuo west, Saturday af-
tornoon.
THERE WILL BE A KINDER-
garti.-n class Saturday arternoon
from 3 to Ii ut the Methodist
church.
THE EUGENE FEDERATION OF,
Women's Organization will hold
its regular meeting Saturday, !
April 14. at 2:30 p. m., at the
chamber of commerce. Please
send dclcgntes. '
MMIIERS OK C. A. R. POST NO
7 are requested to moot this ait-
i i z o clock at tho Veatch
chapel to attend tho funeral of
i..uner Wiiuum Kuth. Inter
ment will be in the I. O. O. F.
cemetery. By order of Com
., mnnder Eastlupd ...
IIOII.V
BROWN At tho Eugene hospital.
April 11. 1923. to Mr. and Mra.
XV. W. Brown, of motor routo A,
a son.
MARTS At Mercy hospital, April
12. 1923. to Mr. and Mrs. V. N.
Marts, of Monroe, a son.
YOUNG At Sedro-Wooley. Wnsh..
to Mr. und Mrs. Wm. N. Younr.
a son. William Nelson. Jr..
weight eight and a half pounds.
Mm. Young was Miss Florcnco
Booth, of this city.
SELL OREGON IS PLEA
iJeIIBKUT CTTIIHKllT TALKS
ON TOUIUST PROBLEM
Sccrt-tnrjr of Northwest Aswoeintlon
I)-Jnrci Ttuit StnU" Hon Much
to Show Otittririt-ni
'The McMorran & Washburne Store Announces for Friday a
Great Om .Day mm i
1440 PkcDS Qmmm
Almiaraiini
See Big
Window
Display
Sale Starts
8:30 a. m.
Friday
Sauce Pans, Pie Plates, Pepper Dredges, Salt Dredges, Large
Collapsible Cups, Ladles, Strainer Ladles, half-pint Cups,
Sugar Shakers, Quids' Fancy Cups, Tea or Coffee Strainers,
Large Salt and Pepper Shaker3, half-pint Measuring Cups,
Coffee Balls, Lemon Juice Extractors, Cookie Cutters (two
styles), Cake Turners, Dipper 3, Fruit Jar Fillers, one dozen
Measuring Spoons.
POSITIVELY THE BIGGEST VALUE IN ALUMINUM
WARE EVER OFFERED IN EUGENE
Come Early Friday! Share in This Great Bargain!
A timely sale of Spring weights and styles in such well-known
brands as Chalmers, Coopers, Lewis, Richmond, North Star
and others.
Regular $1.00 Garments 75c 3 for $2.00
Regular $2.50 Garments $1 .45 3 for $4.00
Regular $3.50 Garments $1.953 for $5.50
All Styles All Sizes
Sale Starts Friday
Boys
School
Suits
$6.95
Boys'
Blouses
55c Each
3 for $1.50
Tho tourist problem of tho
Northwest was discussed by Her
bert Cuthbert, secretury of the Pu
clfio Norlhwest Tourist association,
in a talk on "Selling Oregon." nt
the chamber of comnierco lunch
eon yesterday noon.
Mr. Cuthbert stated thnt in his
opinion, the state was "awfully
tight," for It forced tho discon
tinuance of work on tho tourist
Iff
: j
Growth
DD Style,
. Good Qual
ity, Good
Taste and
Fair Prices these are
the main reasons for
our growing reputa
tion as FASHION
HEADQUARTERS.
Gilmore's
association by its refusal to grant
an npproprlnlton of $25,000 for ila
work. Ho brought out the point
that $200,000 was received ench
year by the state from the gasoline
tax from tourists brought here
inrough the efforts of the associa
tion. Ho also cited the Increased
hotel business ns an example of
what might be expected by in
creased tourist traffic.
"First." said Mr. Cuthbert, "seU
Oregon to the people of Oregon.
Sell tho tourist possibilities to the
people of Oregon for one-half of
tho state Is suitable only for tour
ist trade. Then sell Oregon to the
outsider. Sell what there is in
Oregon, not just the name of the
state."
A campaign to advertise Ocegon
was advocated so that people
might hear of some other place
than California, Mr. Cuthbert
stated that white he was in Cali
fornia, one out of every three peo
ple told him that they intended to
visit Oregon during the summer by
ral or by auto. -
Writing to friends outsido the
state and to business associates in
other places was urged. Several
points he brought out wero tho
business opportunities, Oregon us
a place to live, tho scenery, the
sports and the climate. He ended
up by saying, "There is no other
p,ace where life is so worth liv
ing. If you believe It, it is so."
Red Cross poison oak remedy,
gives Immediate relief. Red Croon
i)nig Co.- 4-4-tf
MUTUAL LIFE. Q. M. Sprngue.
U. S. Nafl Bldg. z:17-lf.
N. T. Lite. J. W. Plxler. 21 B.7th.
Final Sale of The Chambers
Hardware Co.
Wc have a few implements, list of which fo Hows. The next four or six weeks must see
all of them sold. Wc will save you from 20 to 50, and extend terms where condi
tions warrant:
1 Sharpies Cream Separator; 1 No. 1 Clipper Fan Mill;
1 Seven-foot McCormick Binder; 1 P. & O. Corn Planter;
1 Eight-foot McCormick Binder; 1 One-horse Corn Planter;
1 Nine-foot McCormick Rake; 1 Oliver Riding Cultivator;
1 Ten-foot McCormick Rake; 2 P. & O. Riding Cultivators;
1 Ten-foot Deeriug Rake; 1 Five-foot I. H. C. Disc Harrow;
1 8-16 International Tractor; 2 Six-foot I. II. C. Disc Harrows;
1 10-20 Titan Tractor; 1 Seven-foot Lcverles Disc Harrow;
1 Two or three bottom F. & O. Plows; 1 Eight-foot Leverlcss Disc Harrow.
1 One-horse P. & O. Corn Planter, used once,. worth $22.00, price $16.50
1 Eight-fork Dccring Tedder, used once, worth $70.00, price ...$32.50
1 Two-row Black Hawk Corn Planter, wort h $65.00, price J. (47.00
2 Two-row Black Hawk Fertilizer Attachments, worth $25.00, price : $9.50
1 New Deering Side Delivery Rake, worth $100.00, price : $70.00
1 Four-foot Used Disc Harrow, worth $25.00, price ; .. $20.00
1 Six-foot Used Disc Harrow.
1 Harrow Cart, worth $12.50, price .'. $8.50
Used Corn Cultivators, all prices, as low as .........$10.00,
Used Hay Baler, Mowers, Rakes, Gas Engines. ' v .
1 New Evans Potato Planter, wcth $100.00, price .: ...$56.50
Wagon Beds, worth $25.00 4 $16.50
Wc have almost everything in Implements except plows, mowers and wagons. '
i WE MUST BE OUT BY JUNE 1ST
Our office is with Melvin Hansen, real estate, at our old location, 742 Willamette St,
Phone 16. Office hours 10 to 12:30 a, ni. and 2 to 4:30 p. m.
Chambers Hardware
Company