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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1923 FIVE 1 r i ' . i.. i .. 1 ' The Call of Every Outdoor Duty Is Answered By These New Summertime rocks Gingham Ratine Linen $8.95 $10.95 1 $14.75 F . There's not a uncle occasion but can be amply provided for with a selection from these charming new summertime l'rocks. For diversity of type and detail no col lection could be more complete. The styles arc all of the accepted va riety designed to please the most dis criminating. Rose, pink, tan, soft greens and canary yellow such arc the gay colors ; of new ginghams Linens and Ratines. LARGE'S 865 Willamette Street . CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS laid VMim ill Tim Italic L Judtl, tif ollego Crest. Ii (or few days ut The k On Trip to Porllaiul F. ir. local realtor, in at 1'urtr i butlnrM vilt and la vx- retura bore tuduy. t Muu4 file Hub to Appear ir-ugene lllgn scnooi glee i nm annum concri Mllf theatre on the night . . . t MuirUna In Portland Horwi, tenor, and Hurton wit, of the faculty of Ihu Blblo university school of ipprl In a successful u IM Lincoln hlKll school nd during I ho woek. Inn Club to F.nlerlalil tmlnmont und demonstra- jni wora ni in wendllng compuiea or Doya. anil the Wendllng school, will Ins ichool next Wed nesday evening. Tho Wendllng school wl'l clone tliu rirnt wouk In June. Mrs. IluiKiniil Re4 urns Mrs. A. A, Dnnrroft. of College Croat, bus returneit liortia from a visit of u few days In Portland. e e e Conoert'- to He. Olven Thirty of the students of the Pacific Conser vntory of Music will Klve a coif cart In the lluptisl church Monday night. May 31. Mr. and Mr. Wilson Hero Mr. and Mr. Alan Wllaon. of Portland, drovo to Bundle yesterday and will vlalt a day or o at tho home of Mm. Wilson's sister. Mra. John Jensen,. Twenty-first and Wash ington. - Hklpworth Pome Radio F.inm litatlon Harold Hklpworth, son of J mine and Mra. O. F. Hklpworth. passed the government radio ex amination In Beattlo Tueaday and Wednesday and la now In that city nwulting uppolntment to a position Eugene's VALUE :storc for men Eddie Cantor ', tells this story lour ir i . inn; luuiui a cnru ut nci , iiuoi'""-- Vtt on which ,. .,,if n..iii . vTikJ8 tllis Mav Bcllc- a1 wl'a,; are you doing ,'ln r phone number ?" asked the wife - - 2 dMr" - said the husband, "May Belle is a ur.nd the odds are 10 to 4 aeainst her " ... ; hi!."? Vc,li"g as thc'you"l? husband cntcrctl the a!Mlevas rrrr-otfxl wild thia remark i - - "well, konr'1'" ' " your ,,or8C callcd "p .' after" ft clothier who hn1h.ro himaolf linnrse about bis thc Paper and Is a whispering Smith in 50. always finds that it's a horse on him. j, m c same truth here that you'll find in our .,77 when you get here. Sreeh ItlerreH Co , matra yrtar of Eugcna'a bait atotaa" on a ateamnhlp. Harold Iioh been u radio enthualaat for a number of yearn and waa ono of tho flint to inmaii inatrumeniM here. I Mm InjpiJI fintu to Graira Iuaa Miu A. I.. Inxalla. of CoIIcko' ureal, epocla to loavo thla morn Inir for Uranta Piim on a fow doya' vlalt. e e. ( Hk'IiiiI.'h VlKluar Ixxivon NS'nlter Mooly, of Cheha'lH. .WuhIi., who hna been vlaltlnir here with roln tlvra ror the paat aovoral cluya, hua loft for hill homo. , IiHiil Real I'Vaaui Mail nt O.rnntu l"aei W. T. Korr, local real oHtiitu akoiit, la ut urunta Purri on a bual ntna vlalt of n tow doya and la ex pected to return hero toduy. lionvn on Motor Trtrt - Mlaa IjOuIhu KelleniH, Inatructor at the KtiRona 111 llo irblveralty. accom panied by her aona. KdKar and David, havo loft for Portland on a motor trip. ... rr ri , .. r ICuKene hvndiuuitera of the Ku ItM former location In tho Dunn building- to a new office In tho ori'Kwnn oiuck ui ovvvniu uvonuv eaat and Wlllumetto atrcut. clvnl I. Riiat - yeatordiiy wua np- 1 1 .1 ..- 11 ,1 ! 1 1 (,, n A III. eatnto of hla wife, Mra. Katherlne iiuai, w no uiuu April i, into, leaving property of the eatlmated ...I... ,I,HN r ll.mknM F. Konney and M. D. Mitchell were appointed nppralaera. : - I,iimbrmuin ltV.ro on VWt QeoiKO Ouatnnlo, owner of the Oroiji-n Wealern Lumhcr company which operatea near Dexter, la a local bualnoaa vlaltor for a few dnyB from hl plant on tho iowor Oolumliia river. The Oroijon Weatern concern recently pur chaaod additional tlmbor holdings and plana are being mado to ex tend the activities of the firm. liUmtxT Mill In Sohl The Itocd Lumber company, which operated a ama'l portable aawmill In the vicinity of thla city, has boon aold by Dick Rood tho ownor, to tho CIobo brothers, who plan to con tinue tho plnnt In opornllon. Mr. Hood has loft for La Grande and ho may locate In that vicinity. CoftHWoll Campbell and Mno Mo I.onn woro formerly conoctod with tho noed company hut recently aold their lntoroata, lAmm Firuror In Anrldiwt n. ,M. Btovonaon, 7dS Nineteenth nvo huo oast, had tho second flimor of hla loft hand torn off os tho re sult of an acoldont whllo rcpnlrlnir a clothoa lino at his home. Mr. Btovonson was standing on n lnd dor whon ho slipped and a rlim on hla flnitor canirht on a nail nnd tho wholo wolnht of his body sns nondod by the ring forced tho band throiiKh tho finger. Tho wound was dressed at tho Kimono hos pital. , . . Smlili to Talk nt KtmmU Lum-h-on Dr. Warron D, Smith, head of Iho deportment of goology of .... iTi..ul. nt nenirnnj will 1)0 tho principal sricakor at tho noon luncheon mooting in wis Klwanls club to bo hold Mondiy nt tho OHhiirn hole'. Dr. Hniltn a few months ngo rotumcd lifter iwo-yenr geological stirvoy of thr Phlllpplno islands for tho tTnlled mat"!, government. Dr. Hin t h will snonk lo tho Klwnnlniis on his Im n?eaHlons of tho Islands. Tho com- mlttoo In chorgo or tno proHim !'s composed of Marlon Mofitaln. M. Korron unit J. M. Miller. ' Y. M 0. A. ftnonkt I" OMiilHit i '!. ? . ...n inning- rnkirnnentn- A Will PO i HfR'i t? bo" held hero, Monday .von Ing, mid Ih on n lour of Iho Pacific const at I liu uriwnt time In the lit tvreala of tho International asao ciatlun, ':' ii Nurau I'Mi-h 'iritiriiiuli Ann L. llillliird ,u gniduiito nurse, yuator iliiy rilcil her corliriciiin In Iho of ficii of County (Jlork Iryaoii. Horn J'-roni lOlktoil H. A. Thoiiuiaoii, piopiluior of Iho gmi oi ii I aioi'ii ut. 'lOlkton, acoompuriled by Mra. Tlioiiipaon, waa a hUHlnoaa visitor In KiiK'uie yuatordny. tidiiH Ijwntl Htt! Kluff Clordon HIiiiIk, lliilvoralty of Oregon student and ciipliiln of tho froaliinuii biuwi IjiiII teiiui, iiiih Joined Iho atuff of tlin Iiik"iio t J u ii More, working part time during his collegiate work, lli-ra for MnlMiV Ihty Mrs. It. M Krntwr, of J'ortland, Is hero to .apiiid tho niotliern' day wook-end at the t'nlvoialty of Oregon with hor son, Jon A, Ifraxer, member of Iho Phi Dillu Thota frutomlty. . . Iahi Angidin Vbduir Ivin l.eoiiurd Knight, or ixn Angelas, who has been vlaltlng for the paat few days at tho homo of his "la ter, Mrs. Ouy Moshor, of this city, has '.nil for Lu Uruudo, Oregon, for a vlalt, ItcUill Storo Ut IiKvnMimto iimirge i';. iovo ana II. H. liarrott, lociil morchanta, who are ostub llHiilng on Ninth avenue east, will Iricorporato the now firm Monday, according to announcement of the new owners. lU-v. Ilroro Olffcii WEI Talk Itev. Bruce Olffen, student pastor of tho ITesbytcrlari church at the University of Oregon, will deliver on address ut tho regular luncheon of the Itotary club Tuesday noon. Ilia subject will be "Ancient und Modern Kgypt." Will Piled For Probate. The will of Mra. Julia Ann Wentworth, who dlod at Pasadena, Cal., Feb ruary 18, 1923. was filed for pro bata ' hero yesterday. Bhe be queathed her property to her chil dren. Hhe was the mother of Fred W. Wentworth, Kugeno city -treasurer, ' 1 ' , Odd Follows Vbdt at Cottage Oiovo -The Odd Kellows' band of this city were guests of the Cotuige urove I. O. U. V, lust night and presented a concert followed by a dnncoi at tho (Jotlago Urove ar mory. A purado through tho Cot tage (Jrovo bualnvss district pre ceded tho concert. Now Manager Joins Local Store 8. Dlurnond. recently of Califor nia, hus boen appointed floor man ager of the Bchaefcrs brothers de partment storo of this city, filling the vacancy os the result of the resignation or K. n. uurrcll. Air. Diamond's family will soon arrivo here to muko their home. Admitted lo MiTi-y lloKpltnl AdmiMHloiis to Mercy nospltul yos tertliiy included Robert A. Hum, Kugcne, niujor operation; Mra. K. N'.-riuiherlaiifl, Notl, -and Mrs. R. M. llruuncr. Eugene. Dismissals In cluded A. J. Acheaon. Hwlsshome; Mrs. Hurnh Llttlejohn, Junction City, und Mrs. Alia Mcllule und In fant son, of Kugeno. IIoyh Takn Trip to I,ot Occk Tllo delegation of Y. M. C. A. boys who participated in tho bicycle rtdn- and outing In the Lost Creek district nc,ar Duxter returned- here yesterday afternoon. Twenty-nine boys and Y. M. C A. officials were In (ho party which left bore Friday uftornoon. - A enmpfiro und ailctlc gnrnes were enjoyed at the camp silo. . I liuil linof FUtil on Honutacud A, I). Collier, principal or the Wendllng hlRh school, filed final proof yesterday on a homestead of 120 ncres in the Wendllng dis trict yesterday. Mr. Collier ap peared yesterday before Tnlted .Klatoa Commissioner K. O. Immel with his witnesses, George C car water, of Eugene, and If. Down Ink. of Wendllng. Illng C-anl to Hn Klagc-d llpre A ring card to be staged at tho local orniory the evening of May 24, Is being Jlned up by l.oul?i Miller, local promoter. Dawson und Holmes will probably be the main event, acoordlng to Miller, who Is planning to put on 80 roundn of boxing at tho. smoker. Another card will probably be staged July 4, according to Miller. Property Invrntorhsj Filed The estute of Irving W. Petrle, de ceased, la valued at (8000, accord ing to the Inventory of the ap praisers, E. C. Lockwood. Hardy Crow and O. K. Crow, (lied In pro bate court yesterday. The ap praisers of the estute of Mrs. Mary II. M. Crocker, deceased, reported In thoir Inventory that the prop erty of ' the estate Is valued at (8460. They are C; D. Rorer, B. B. Brundugo and Harold Beytlen. Statu Chamber Directors to Meet A meeting of tho board of directors of tho Oregon state chamber of commerce has been called for May 26 and 26 at Port land, according to word rocolvcd horo by L. L. Rny, of the Bugone chamber of commorco, member of tho statu bonrd. Tho program of state development promoted by the ntuto organisation is to uo tno principal toplo of discussion at tho mooting, according to roports. Mngglo Stuiisbiiry W'nntod Chlof of Police Chrlstensen yestor- dny received a mcssago from tho coroner at- Kolso, Wash., asking us to tho whoroabouts of Maggie Stnnshury. Tho message stated thnt her brother. Jack Ijiwrencc, had dlod In a hospital thore and that tho remains nro being held until word Is reoolvod from his sister. . Tho nicssngo stated that when last heard of Bhe was hero and that sho may livo In tho coun . -. - . ' Ilawal'nn Night h Planned Something wonderful In tho way of gomilno Hawaiian entertainment Is th? pronilBo ofofUclnls of the local national guard . companies who uro planning to present : "A Night In Honolulu", nt tho locul armory' next Wednesday ovonlng. Tho attraction Ih undor the direc tion of Hurry Ahlonna and Profes sor Knnuclo'8 Hawaiian troup Will participate' Dancing will follow Iho big show, acoordlng to . the guardsmen In charge of tho' of- Who Print Olam OnmnUtra Work Seven members of the class In blue print rending which has been held nt the; local Y. M. C. A. for tho past six weeks have completed the work under tho direction of C. A. Coulter.- 'The success -of the clnss which was held- under the provisions of the Hmlth-Hufthes (edoral vocational ..training pro gram hus led to u decision lo have Die f'liiHaes held again starting in tho fall, uucordlng to X. M. C. A. officii! In, K-hhIit Fined In City fJimit lli-iuy Johnson was fined liu in ,1... ,...ii.... -.i.... ..... ,.(,,, u tUUH J--.-MI.-.-I Ulljf IUI spocdiiig Ills cur over the limit. nt-inii-IH-u u, M1 JIIUO Wlllllllll HUiudlng yeatordiiy look out a per mit, to erect u now realdenco ut i-uiier sii-uei in a cost oi 10(1(1. Iul Mun'K t.lir KKdi'ii V. I.. Ilex, locul aaleninnn for u powder coiiiiiuiiy, reported here today that hla cur wua stolen on the alruets of Portland yesterday. LiiiiiIht llrnker VIHAh Her,. 1. C. Krincli, a lumber broker from Ni'biaaku, uftor huvlrig looked over tho locul lumber sltuutlon, h it yesterduy for 1-on Angeles. 1'unMi Containing 1!0 Lout Dick Nupper, of the Ax Hilly depurl iiiont store, yesterduy reoorted to tho police Unit he hud lost his purso contuining u 2U bill and some pupera. k,llve Croat Orcwery Hold Mrs. Ivu. M. Hull hus sold tho Col logo Cleat Kt'ocerv atom to W. M Uusko, who hua tuken charge of tho business. Mrs. Hull suys sho will reinulri In Kugeno. Portland Hotel Proprietor In Hon- Mrs. (1. c. Huworth, pro prietor of the Congress hotel ut I'ortlund, Is a business visitor In Kugeno for a few days stopping ut the Ostium hotel. - Urate from I-urtuind Rodney Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Hmllh, of this city, is here to spend the week-end with his par ents, from the North Pacific Den tal college at Portland where ho Is studying. ' F.lurCttinM Will Cle Rem TftintJiw V. K. King and son, Bldney. TOItl UP Iprmntt nnri rmnk Rrtlou- expect lo leave this morning for inn upper aicKenzie river country on a bear hunt. Bunford Leach will be their guide. Car Rum Into Boy Olios Brld dell, 1277 Ho vent h avenue west, re ported to the police yesterduy -morning Unit his cur struck a mnnll boy at tho Intersection of Seventh avenue west and Charnel- ton street but that ho was not ser iously hurt. - ' Will Co to Portland Mrs. Maudo ball, of this city, will ac company Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Fife, Of Los Angeles, to Portland. Mrs. Fife Is a ulster of Mrs. Ball. Their mother, Mrs. E. J. Anderson, of Southern Oregon, who has also been here, will muke the trip with mem. Iloligloua Work Committee la Meet riio religious work commit tee of the Eugene Y. M. C. A. will meet IlL H lunehpnn rnnrnronpn' sVucsduy noon for a discussion of ueverul meetings In the interests of I Hhe religious program of the locul bi. oi. unit aro to be nem In the Hticur future. I'llIXT McKcilllc, Beautiful The Hipper McKenxle river country is Acvi-uuiKiy oeuuiuui at inis lime r yeur, says H. A. Schwering. who us Just returned from u stay of n ' eek ut his summer cotluge at ielknan's bridge. Ifm i kiivm the nododendrons und dog woods aro i t their best right now. . Mr.' hn'd Sfrs. Fra.r Rntiini .Mr. und Mrs. G. N. Frailer have re turned from ii motor, trip to Port-land.-Whllo there Mrs. Frnser ut- londed a meeting of the board of trustees of the I. O. O. F. home. Loren Frazer. their irrniiilKnn. wlin Xlvea In Portland, accompanied phem home and will spend a part VI .1,9 VUUUIIVII IIVlC. Confers on Oakridso Rood uasper limn, or Oakrldge, accom panied by Mrs. Hllla, wua In Eu gene yestenlay on the return from Portland, where he conferred with state, and Xoderal road officials In regard to having the contemplated highway pass through the town of OiiKrluge instead or going up the south aide of the river, as It Is planned at present. Mr. Hills Is Planning to guide a party of Port land sportsmen into the Oakrldge district starting May 20, on a beari nunt and nshing expedition, he reports. V ; Many lo Attend Cwfcrenoo-Be- tween 60 and 70 visitors from vari ous parts of Lane county will prob ably be here tomorrow evening for the organization meeting thnt is being promoted by the state Y. M. C. A., according to Frank' Eber- hart. secretary, who hna received word from many who are interest ed in the proposition to estnbllsh a county-wide association. It .was at first expected that not more than GO would be hero buF addi tional repllos are coming in from many who plan to attend, accord ing to Mr. Eberhnrt. ANNOITNCF.MFNTS THE AMARANTH WILL HAVE a dinner at 6:30 Monday evening, followed by a business meeting. THE GOOD TIMES AMUSEMENT olub Will havo Its last party of the season nt the Anchorage Tuoaduy ovonlng at 8:30. THE P. E. O. SISTERHOOD WILL meet Monday evening, May 4, with Mra. Hay Gloss, at 1220 Oak street. HELMiETTA, CLUB WILL MEET 1 with Mrs. Jack Lucky, 839 Sovonteonth nvenuo west, Wed ? nesdny afternoon. May 16. , tlIRL SCOUTS ATTENTION ! An ; illustrated lecturo on birds vlll 1 bo glvon by Dr. John Bovnrd on , Monday nt tho university high school ut 4 o'clock. . , . - THE. JUNIOR HIGH PARENT- lenchcr iissoclution will moot Monday afternoon nt 3:45 at the school building. Election of of ficers will tnko Dlncc. A good nttendnnco Is oxpected, A MEETING WILL BE HELD AT the First Baptist church Monday ut 7:80 P. M, for tho workers und ull Interestod In tho cam paign for runds for tho chil dren's farm home which gooa on In Eugeno noxt weok, The plan . for tho homo with complete de tails for tho local work will bo prosontod, . say is Pay Mothers the sweetest day of all. Let our thoughts be today of our dear Mother, the best friend we'll ever have. Honor her today by wearing a flower a bright one if she is still ' with you; a white one if she is gone. , ' GOD sent the birds and sun shine To gladden all the world; He sent the foliage and flowers In radiance unfurled ; He sent the June, the Stars, the Moon, The pearly dewdrops sweet; And then he sent you, MOTHER, dear, to . Make it all complete. Aiiiiiiceniiit Eitr aorinary! You've heard of the world famous masterpiece, "Old Darby," by Rosa Bonheur, .haven't you? You'd scarce expect to see the original canvas in Eugene would you? Well, it's here and being installed in special settings in our big new basement. This wonderful painting, valued at $65,000, will be on display beginning Monday, May 1 4, for a limited time. We would like everyone in Lane county to see it. . " ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE L. lean's wicked right MacAuliffe did his best to keep out of reach in the second but was driven to cover In distress toward 'the close of the round. Coming from his corner with a hull-like rush In the third round Firpo punished MacAuliffe unmer cifully, beating down all defense attempts as he swung at head and body with crashing force. A right swing to the jaw after one minute and two seconds of fighting In this round sent MacAuliffe spraw'.ing for the count of ten add doomed any championship aaplratlons he mav have entertained. While MacAuliffe obviously -was no match for tho giant Argentin ian, the victory boosted Flrpo's championship stock and convinced critics that he Is perhaps the most dangerous of tho present crop of contenders for Dempsey's title. His footwork and defensive abil ity, though still crude In spots, showed marked Improvement over any of his pervious efforts. Weights of the principal partici pants In the heavyweight carnival were as follows: - Willardi, 248: Johnson. 195: Firpo. 212: MacAu'lffe, 200; Ful ton, 214; Renault, 19014. W1LLAUD AND FIRPO W1N1N STAIl BOUTS (Continued from Page One) shifty -boxer,' danced about Firpo In the first round of their en Oofmter, worrying Luis with n frrbhlng left, but thnt capped tho allmax of his efforts for the day. Notably wary of the South Amor- Apply This Proverb Men in touch with , present business con ditions will tell you now is the time to "make hay while the 'sun shines." : t ... -. .. ' Every effort should be made to achieve def- ' inite progress this year, and' especially during the first, six to eight months. ' You cannot make the most of this opportun ity without a sound banking connection. This friendly bank Js anxious to welcome ' you among its depositors. Bank of Commerce A Live Bank in a Live Gty amas county Is brought Into the union. ... t J School Consolidation Is Record SALEM, Ore., May 12 What Is believed to be one of the biKgest school consolidations ever made was effected today when 19 dis tricts in the north end of Marion county and the south end of Clack- . amas county voted to Join Interests j for a union high school at Wood burn. Twelve of the 19 voted fav orably, the majority vote bringing! all into the consolidation. The to- tal valuation of the 19 districts is over $5,000,000 and $836,000 In school property valuation In Clack-' Brush man at present phone 129W Sorinzfield. Home AdAreM: G. B. Arnest Cottage Grove, Ore. JOB PRINTING ;-"'," .SEE ' ,'v- Valley Printing Co. Over U.S.N. Bank r Special Piirclias Sale 200 Childrens' Hats 95c, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Two hundred Children's Hats on sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at extra special prices. Straws, soft sport hats, silk and straw combinations and all silk hats. Ribbon, flower and embroidered trimmings. Absolutely no two alike. Ages 2 to 14. ' , .. - -yi ! See Them in Our Window Today I
