Morning register., May 13, 1923, Image 3

SHOES
'Mtn' Heavy Brown
ffUB
MEN'S
WOMEN'S
, BOYS'
AND GIRLS'
Monday's Prices
GOES:
OUT
SHOES
Women's Vici Kid Black
Strap Rubber
Heel .
S'" y, . Pumps .... 9D9
Women'. While Canvas . Men's Dr.ss' Shoes v
C . $1.49 $3.48 1
Rev. JflSfl Snort fY.
Mn Soft Rubber an pumps
Sol. ? dR "! Tut QA
mm., nyie , -r j
Men's Suits at Low Prices
Wo C71IK
, Shoe ....
'V
Babies' Dress Shoes $1.39
The HUB
8th and Olive '
311
f Big Dinnerware Special
We will offer tliiM week n li
42-piccc sets in 1 Dpc iiossc
tern, 42-liicrc sot
Auto Plates
Help boost KuRfiic. Com
plete with cli!i 15c
,, Z Whip Bowls
The handiest thing in the
kitchen E Z Whip
j Bowls at ... 60c
9 ' Imported Vases '
i
A beautiful Vase and a
I;" real value; 7-inch Tiko
jJVase at 59c
Imported Beaded Baskets
ikew shapes, highly col-
oreil Headed Haskets
St ........98c '
f
mitcd number of Gold Band'
t China, tin open stock pnt-
$7.7S
Rag Rugs
A special value;'' while:
they last, 25x50 .... $1.25
Japanese Parasols
We have some beautiful
designs in Parasols
up t ......98c
New Laces
Just received n new lot,
from Sc yd. up
Curtain Materials
House cleaning may mean
new curtains if so, sec
ours, from 15c yd. up
VISIT
s Economy Store
"All that the name implies"
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923
THREE-
SENIORS T0 GIVE" PtAY
IIHiH HCIIOOI, Kli'OIOMTH AP.
I'EAIl l. 'l)ll)V lAmui,KUH"
Itt'lwiiiHiilM ImUir Way for 1'riHlue.
mm May III I mli-r lr4lm '
Of illlllll l Miimiii
Till HMIllurH Iff Mil, Miiu-,,,,.. lilirli
mhiml will ,ii-m-iit tliu cuniedy,
j'liiiiiy Long l.i'Kn," lis their i-Iuhh
play Wcdnowluy uvunlng, Muy III.
IO'111'brHlllH IlitVU liumi iliiflim u-iiv
for miinu tlmi. mill a IIiiIhIioU pro
iliiiillou Ih looki-d tii; iiceordlng to
tlloiio who Iiiivk "Ihilnni'd In." U Ih
lo lin under Ilin direction or John
i'. aiiihiiii. i.nvi-1'iio (Iriilvn la
properly muniiKvr. .lames Coomb.
niimi iniiiiuKiT, Richard Myers,
vlurtiirlun iinil . Dalian Ilulnlunil
mill RiihhuII J'lalilii, iimilHliinlw. The
cast nt Ilin iilny In i in, order of
uii'ir iippem-iiiieo of Ilin stage follows:
Oludlola Anita Williams
"mil Kalu rloluia I'i'li.iwn
t orphans or I ho .liilin drier home)
Mrs, l.lppeit . , Kdlili Coponlinver
(Matron nf'tlio Joliri flrler home)
Lurnllii Horton
Krmlilin Perkins, .Justin McDonald
Hn limili . 1 .1, vii I Hi. i. II
nihunn or tho .John Drier home)
July Iri'iio, lngold
S . (The oriiliuni Kli'l) .
latins l'rllehiiril Helen llurton
V i Mointtriy HiuiiHlor)
T'yrilH Wycoff . Iiiiik-h nihliiir
Cnflinnn Kiihhi.I1 Greenfield
(TriiHiiM'H of Ilin John drier home)
JervlH I'endlcton lohn Mason
(A Imulielor phMnnl liriilnl -Abrier
parsons .. Wallace Jliiydcn
(Trustee, of Ihn John drier homo)
tfiilllu .Mellrlilu Doris Perry
Juny'n cIona frlonil)
Julia I'enillelon . . . Vlvlun Kellner
(Nleco lo .InrvlH Pendleton)
Mrn. renillelon ... Tholma Fowlor
(Julla'H mother)
5tmy I.llllnn Villi
' (Mull) in .lervin' homo) .
Jmni-B Mi-ltrldi Clifford Price
(WhoHi father mukeH nvernllH)
Mm. Hemiile Idylo Wlldo
(JervlH' old nnmo)
Cnrrln Inn Townncnd
(Mm. Hemiiln'n hired jctrl)
ri-lKKi Ciirroll OroMhonir
(Hirrelnry to JervlH Pendleton)
Wntlern Muck Hall
(llulkr In JervlH' homo)
ftnhouo Marguerite Vail
, (Muld In rolleitn dormitory) '
that' oUusim .liavn told lilm Unit
tiivurnl -HimrruwH. mftor ' nmnplliiK
hoiiio of itho fft'uln tiiudie nil ultuek
oa a couKiti' umt rau.,tl) animal
out of tho tlmljer.
1
BOWN GETS STATE PLUM
I-OCAIj man iikaiw vocation-
All WORK I i v
i t
Harry I, lluwn, formr Kherlff
and Juiin county luuue. nun won
appointed ax head of tho vocational
tniliiliiK dlvlHlon of tlui mat IndiiH
trlut u:elilenl commlwiliin und will
h ii vn IiIh heud(Uiirlvr ut PortlnnU.
Mr. Hown received i hlH appoint
ment throUKh the efforlK of Dll-
lard A. Klklnw. of thin city., recently
appointed hy (Jovernor ,Plorco aH a
ineniuer or tho comminfyion. , .
Mr, Elkliw. who Ih hnno to )end
the week-end. Hiild 1 thutv the ,uu-
polntmunt of Mr. Hown, whunt he
eoimlilerH to bu an ufflclont man
for thu poHltlon, will Mave-the Htute
uhout 'ibl) a month,,,, T1)0 Uury
of 1300 a'mohth hu toon cut to
1201) and tho HorvlcoH of a tfterio
Kiiiphur at 170 a month have been
dwpeiiHCU with under tho new ar
rmiKemvnt of havlnir tho vooatlonal
dupartmvnt in Portland Innleml of
Hiilein. The majority of the men
titkliiK uliilo tialnlnif are at Port
land, and OiIh Id thu reimon for the
tiaiiHfor, iiccurdlntf to Mr. Elklnu.
MISS MORRIS IS HONORED
IllGKNK WOMAN STATE IN.
' KPICOTOH OK N UllKBS .
Ill I Jl.lZJMUl I
Strength Building '
Feed
Your livestock will ap
preciate tho feed that
. comes from our storo
because to them it rep-
- resents the best tast
j iii(i and most whole
; some feed they have
t. ever eaten. Analysis
- will show that they arc
, manufactured from the
' best ingredients calcu
' lated to Rive strength
and health.
We Sell All Kinds of Feeds and Seeds
illtM. MrfM'KO ;IVKH' $10,000
.. TIMHKIt CliAIM ',
lrt Miwiory of Inn MoiPluiuc, Form
er Sliiilrnl, KcliolorxlUu In .
- An lit Ik! KiHlowvd
The icirt of n timber claim Vnlucd
Jit JlO.uno to the Unlvoralty of Oru.
koii emlownient rund was un
noiineed yeiirdiiy. IjrlnKlnit-cnnh,
KlflH mid pledKeH Hlnco full to 74,
IMMI. I'xeltlHlvii of $37, 000 already
pledged by tho Mentor cIiihm for a
Htuili'tit union mid 170.000 for a
new library which the Oroaon Hnr
uHHorlntlon hiui voted to tnko the
leitdi-mhiu In ralHlnir. Thirty
vlioiiHiind dolhirtt wiih divert to tho
itulverHity ny rrienilH nnd niumtil
fur fliiuncInK tho flrHt yeiir'H riim-
pulKii, which IH not Included In the
JTI.iiiiO.
The tlniliiT eliilm, -which hnn np-
proxtuuitely nine million , feet of
-timber, ' wiih Klven by Mm. J. II,
.Mcciunir or Portland, In memory
or Inn Mct'lunfr, a former Htudent
of the tinlverHlty. An lna McClunp:
HcholarHhlii In the art department
Mill lie endowed an a rimult of the
Kin. Tho timber Ih locnted in thin
Hcctlun hetweun the Wlllitmette
and McKemtlo rlvorn. '
l..,,iit't,.i.n at ml, tit .. nn,flnl,Hnn
linvo- nlrendy pledKed fundn for a
ntudent union, no Blnulc . umount
fullliiK below 11000.
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i' NAME: WANTED FOR
I-' SERVICE STATION
SO GALLONS GAS:
PRE
"Uasoon
To the Person Submitting tHe
XI
Most Appropriate iame
AH Names Must Be in Writing and
i Submitted in Person at 1
Servicei Station.
1927 Franklin Blvd.
Now Open for Business
Contest Clofc May 19th
0. OF 0. GETS BIG 9IFT
NEW GARAGE IS OPENED
i)ONNia-l,V AND WOOT,KV OC-
t CITY NKW Ul II.DING '
' William .1. Donnelly nnd Cecil
Woolly have occupied their new
biilldlnR at tho corner of Fourth
uvcnuu went and lllulr boulevard,
where they hnvo openel a (rnniRo
nnd gcnenil repair nhop. - They
buvo a floor hpiico there of 24x60
fvot and nil the equipment lor a
ftrnt-clnHH auto nhop. ,
Until Mr, Uonnolly ' nnd Mr.
Wooley tiro formor einptoyen of the
-flnodpAHture iriirnKe. . Mr. ,Voqlcy
htiH been with this firm for . the
piiKt threo yearn, and Mr. Donnel
ly for n year and nro well Known
to the ICuitcno niotorlnK public.
BIRDS EAT MASH;WH00P!
HCATIIEItKI) TRIBE AT CEDAB
lTuT EN.IOYISG- JJFE f
' What a wonilorful. llfo tho Dlrda
have, exclnlmed John Vaughn,
tcRldcnt of tho Ilontlrlcks bridge
country who wns In rlugotTo yo
terdnv to tell nbotit tho actions of
tho feathered Inhabitants of the
(!edar K!ut dlntrlct.. Throo weeks
(iso tho county moonshine squad
la I dud n Htill In Hint., suction, and
UKcd dvnnmte to scnttor about
S000 uulloMH of fermented mash,
This Bround up grain spread over
tho Bround bus iittrnotod the at
tention of nil tho birds in mo ic
K.ciln illHtrlot, ViiUKhn avors, and
now the wholo of blrdoni lins gone
Diimomatlc, ho snys. , ...
Although Vnuglin (loos , not
vouch tor nil tho facts, ho states
We have the skill
To fill the bill
ButttKrust
jIBREAP fl
. MIkn Htella Marjorie Morris,
well-known mirHo of Kugcno. has
been notified by Governor .Pierce
of her uppointmont to the position
of mnte inHpcotor of nurses, Hhe
will muko her heiidiiuarters in Ku
geno, Her duties will take .her to
all parts of the state. i
Miss Morris bus resldod hero
quite a number of years and Is
prominent In her. work as nurso.
Kho wow nt one time at the head
of the I'.UKono hospital and has
held other responsible, positions or
the kind.
AGGIES SWAT BALL OVER
LOT Willi OREGON
Score of 22 to 5 Rolled Up
at Corvallis
In a game that was a combina
tion of swntfest- and errorfest the
Oregon baseball nine went down
to a 22 to i defeat , .before the l
onslaught of tho Oregon Aggies
nt Corvnllls yesterday ufternoon.
Ilnldwln nnd lirooks, both port
siders, did mound duty for tho
rarslty, whUe Wooilward iwent
the route for the Aggies . :
Red Ridings, 'the Aggies short
stop, wuh the hitting star of the
gums' with four hits In four times
up. The husky short stop leaned
on two for long homers besides
soourlng a walk, a sacrifice fly
and It wo crashing tlnfjles. Bill
Collins, of Oregon, also secured a
homer In the first- of ,the sixth.
Th" score i" ' '
Oregon: AB K H PO X K
Svarvorud, 3b
Ross, 2b i
Xlmmorman; ss
Lathnm, 1b ,.,
Sorsby, rf .... ..
(Jolllns, If
Roycroft, ' m
Cook, .c
Hitldwln, p ...
lirooks,' p
'Totals ......36 6 11 24 14 10
O. A. C:
Noomin, m .
McKenna, 2b .
Rippey, rt ...
Ridings, as ...
Puffy, c
Tusto, 3b ... .
Perry, lb ....
Parkinson, rf i
Gurber,- ' rf :. . ,
Woodward p .
AB R HPOAB
1 '.
DESERTER1 IS 'ARRESTED
Sll WIIKF TAKKS BAM JONES AT
McKENZIB BRIDGE''
Frank Jones, 24, who is alleged
to have resetted, from the United
Htatue army, at Vancouver . liur-
racks April 23 or this year, was nr-resti-d
ut MeKenile Bridge yester
day by Hherirr Kred O. Htickels und
is now in the county inn here, tie
will bo taken back to Vancouver.
Jones, who was going under tho
namo of Hum Wllliums, had work
ed at McKcnzle -Bridge last Hum
mer, being employed around the
Log Cubin hotel premises and at
other jobs. Ho. enlisted in the
urmy after leuvlng there loHt fall.
Lane County New
(Continued from Page two '
Hon, Wnynej spent Monday even
ing with Mr. und Mrs. C. E. Kan
dels at Trlnnglo lako.
Robert KgRleshum left Tuesday
for several days' business in Eu
gene .
-Mr.- and trs. Elmer Tjimb and
son spent Sunday at Hairlsburg
with Mr. Lnmb's parents. -
. MrB Win, Blachly called on Mrs.
I, Slayter Monday afternoon. .,.
Mrs. Wm. Uluehly . called- on
Mrs. I. Hlnyter Monday afternoon.
U V. Peck, of , Swlsshome. llob-
ert Slayter nnd Nollle Rust spent
vcanesany evening with Mr.-and
Mrs. C, M..Hulburt.-
Art Allison, Gob Cook and sis
ter, of Notl, were business visitors
In Blachly Tuesday.
, Mrs. LoIs AVnterhouso nnd Roc--clo
Jay left Thursday afternoon
for Goldson to visit relatives.-,
Mrs. H. A. Rust went to Eurene
Thursdny to visit her . daughter,
Mrs: R. G. Robinson;
John Hemme left .Thursday af
ternoon for Junction City, where
ho will work.
R. D. Pope wns a business visi
tor In Eugene Tuesday. -
-me dedication of the Blachly
high' iichool will be Wednesday,
Mny 16. Everyone Wellcome.
Prominent,, speakers In the fore
noon, among them. A. J. Church
Ill, state superintendent, and E.'J.
Moore, county superintendent. A
program by tho high, school, ball
gamo, in the afternoon Blachly
VS. Mnnlelon high. .. , ,
'; Lloyd, and Delbort Drugg, of
corvallis, came In, Friday to visit
their grandparents, Mr.i and Mrs.
Jj M Andrews..,'
I B. Zolmer, of Portland, wa
a businoss visitor-In. Blochlyi Fri
day. -I- II-.-.- . .1
IiETTS CREEK NEWS NOTES
' (ItegUtar Lane County Speelsl). . ,
, LETTS CREEK,. Ore., Mnr l.-r-Lllllun
Bunlella and Robert King
wore shoppers, in Jxirane Saturday.
Idai Tillman,:- and daughter,
Gadya, visltedi Lorano Saturday.
. Franoe Kellcy was In Lorane 0
few minutes the other day.
; Tho' party given nt tho high
school was enjoyed vory muah by
those present, Saturday night 1
The grange Is to give ti rtnnco at
the hall this, Saturday night.;,, ,
Cap,, tho lost dog of A. A. Kol
loy's, wns found at Herman. Mil
ler's Sunday.
Mr,. King, a timber cruiser from
Portland, came In to run ( over
somo timber for the Tuft Lumber
company of Beck, Oregon, i "
Mr. and Mrs. 8nn King v and
sons visited at tho home of A. A.
Kelley's Sunday afternoon. 1
Clnrenco Roomhlld wan a guoat
at the home of J. W. King-one
day- last .week. .
Raymond Davis was nftor men
to help on the rook crusher Mon
day evening h thoy expect to dis
charge some, hoavy. blasts In tho
near futurtv.ii s ,-, ,t
Many tourists spent alt day Sun
day with us on tho Sluslaw. i
Mr.-nnd Mrs. Brant and daugh
ter, Helen, wore down to J. iW.
King's on business Monday even
ing. Sumner Nlckorson wns here
from HniTlnburi? over Sunday.
Ida Tillman was In Eugene to
see a doctor Monday.
Donald Kell y and Etdon Till
man -hnvo- been practicing the
Morso code ot signals by night
,nnil so far the boys havon't been
attacked by any wild animals.
I ' SAlBM,, Ore., May 11. Fire
tosses in urogon tor tne montn ot
April, outside of Portland, totaled
1423,315, according to the monthly
roport of Will H. Moore, stato flro
marshal. Tho heaviest loss was At
St, HeteM, wher.- Jumber mill
Totals ' 37 22 17 27 1 2
Score by Innings:
Oregon "MtlllC 0 2 S
O. A. C. 4 1 0 0 2 0 1 14 x 22
Summary: Two. base hits, Sors
by. Three-base Hits. Svarverud,
Mi-lfiinna Home runs. Rdinzs 2.
.Collins.. Bases on bolls, orr usiio-
win 2, off Brooks 3, orr .wooawara
. Struck., out, by Woodward S,
by! Brooks 1. Hit by. pitcher, by
Brooks. Woodward and : Perry.
Double plays, Zimmerman to Robh
to Latham; Latham to svarveruo.
loosing pitcher. Brooks.. Time of
game. 2 hours 10 minutes. Um
pire. Spec Burke, of Portland.
GOLF TITLE FQR BRITAIN
Young Englishman Is Victor
- In Finals-With Harris
(By tho Associated Press)
DKAL England. May. 12. Rog
er Wetbered, 24-year-old English
man becume the.-. i amateur -golt
champion, of Great Britain by his
.victory In tne nnal rouaa nere 10
duy. over tho Scotcbmant .Robert
Hurris.
, Wethered captured tho coveted
honor bva series of s brilliant
matches which were termed by tho
veteran, J. H.- Tayor, as "super-
golf," but his victory today was: a
comparatively easy one after his
task, yesterday in the semt-flnals
of - defeating -Francis Oulmet, the
last of the Invading American ama
teurs :to survive in the tournament.
At no time today was Wethered
In dangeivond he was able to dls-.
uose of his older opponent Harris
by a score of seven up nnd six
to play in their 36-hole match.: The
elements did tneir nest to iwom
hardships on the players and the
afternoon round - was negotlntea
under the cruelest conditions. Rain
a bluer north wind, and at times
oven hall,-- harrussed the contenders.
EUGENE, HIGH IS VICTOR
COTTAGE - GROVE DEFEATED
' BY i TO 3 SOORBn '
:' Eugene high, school was winner
over cottage trove in . a Daseoau
clash here yesterday by the score
of 4 to 3. The locals gathered 11
hits-and the visitors were credited
with 10. Edmeuds in the box for
Eugene fanned 11 of the Cottage
Grove-outfit and Hubble of the
visitors whiffed 12 or the locals.
The Eugene- team completed the
first half of its schedule of eight
games this senson and has chalked
up four victories. Tho next game
will bo-, with, Corvallis next Saturn
day. morning nt 10:30 o'clock at
tho South Willamette street field.
Throe moro .games are (to bo played
after- that, - one; with, Albany, one
with Cottage Grove, and one witn
the, -university High school.".-
DODGERS DEFEAT W. S. C.
TRACK MEET WON HANDILY
i ,... BY: niSKY 'TEAM-"" '
PULLMAN, Wash.,' May- 12. ;
Taklnar nil but the mile run and
the high, hurdles, the University of
Washington track -men defeated
RADIUM
WILL DO THIS
Relieve Chronic Constipa
i tioh ; -
Rheumatism (permanently) ;
fligh Blood Pressure ;
Neuralgia; Insomnia;
ftiabetcs,
Locomotor Ataxia;
Partial Paralysis ;
Diseases of Nerves
Headache; Heart; Bladder;
Kidneys; Asthma ;. Liver; ;
Sexual Organs; -Prostate
Gland, etc. .
fry Rsdiuia at Our Eieecse
RADIUM APPLIANCE CO.
Ji'v ' ' ' Eugene, Ore.
-4
5
Hart SchaffneH
( ; . M!i
Imp
ing" iviore
Fine Quality
ClotHes
ortant
"
in
rVXDU can be sure of good "clothing; in;
just one-way. That's - io . buy; of
isomeone you.r know has : the, best , and
from a store vou:can . trusL Hundreds
of Eugene men know Wade Bros.' and
Hart Schaffner & Maixxlothes
t We make it a practice . to guarantee
every suit! ofclotKes to sansivvou
mce thing; about this store every man
can fihcl the .stylish, suit he likes.. Other,
nice,thiiigs are the values the biggestnri
WADE
BROS.
Hart Schaffner & Marx-Clothes
Washingtotr 'Stato'eollege "In a duftl
meet at Pullman' tnis. -arternoon-The
last six events were run off In J
a drizzling, cold rain. .
--The meet was anything but slow,
Leslie- of, Washington . State' stepr
ping offUhe' mile run In " 4:35:6.
The- competition, was unequal, the
Huskies securing . both -.firsts and i
seconds in many Of the' events.
-Vic Hurley, veteran . Huske
track man, took the 100-yard dash
In 10 flat. ...
Patterson Defeats Eagles-'
The Patternon school , baseball
team yesterday . forenoon defeated
the Eagles of the Methodist church
by a score of Jl -to ..three. ' The
game -was played on the-' Junior
high school grounds. The battery
for the Patterson team was Stevens
and Libby, and. for-- the- i Eagles,
Pickens and Brown. ,
V Wlldc to Fiallt Villa -;
NEW YORK, May 12. Promo
ter Tom O'Rourke received a ca
blegram today, from Jimmy Wilde,'
flyweight champion of the . world,
notifying. him. that he was sailing
in 1 i lYT , ' -i -j
on the" Aquatnni for his boufhere
June lb at the Polo Grounds with
Pancho Villa of the . Philippines,
former American : champion. -The.
winner, later is to meet- Frankle
Genaro, the present American title
holder.-
Pacific Defeat, i WHlamctto '
R I .y,- r I,,-., un , u u i,
11 TI i Y'.IT-U i t V-'o ,mA, .dhm . .
-' - - . . . 1, . unciucu
Willamette university here- today
ny a score or H.J to i 60.1. .The
score doubtless would have been
oa.i to 65.9 lor Pacific had not a
run onto the track in the relay and
cumaeo. wnn wrignt, a Willamette
runner nnd set him hnflr manv
yards."
POISON' OAK cured "by internal
antidote tl.50 Post Paid , i
( - M. K S. CO,,'
"Box 76, Hood River, Ore.1
N. B.--This Is a doctor's privet
formula and not for sale in any
drug -store. '.
Try Riorbrt- rClattre ' A da ';
-' : Arhhnal
;.. eye ;
: .TORIC:- ", ,
Dr. Watt's; the - optical special- j
ist.'rias1 jusf received 'a large i
i- ir t:r:' i . r i:
aiutik ui Hi biiiuiai iciuim eyes
oi an snancs'ana colors. - j
Prices: Vttv Modente
SeeV Drj-Wsttfs ithriiif vrtnr m
trriifr,1i' Ynil trtt , fh'-lwkaf !
7 790 WIDanwIte StMrt
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"Try the drug store first," has become a national slogan. This is because you-expect
nd receive a service' Ironi the drug store that no !otheh;store' is able td : give, p '
Locally, this might better, bo worded; "iry Linn's JMug.JttoM, first." We' are con
"stantly adding new merchandise to enable you to continue to gei. what you ask for.-;
NEW GOODS RECEIVED
Immac, the new deodorant, a .snow Simplex Hair-Color ................
white-, : soothing" cream .............-.25 ;Carori.s i Black Nateissuir
Aqua'Vclva uu Wc c
Incense and Burners, all odors and prices. sa , :
Kolor Bak Crane's' Stationery- all prices,
.....
Perfume '
Special All Next Week
Jap Rose Soap, 4 Cakes
' , V ;
BiJi.WIIIssl.lHBiHHB.W.IW.IWH.I.I.I.I.I.I..
ournea with a loss of 1900,000,