Morning register., June 13, 1923, Image 2

Our Responsibility jjbb
tto see that . r TSL wtSjm
ctobse the wrong faohion wJSSnr
t as it is to help you choose Zx
the right one $
Correct apparel for Wom en
m waHBMtte 'sirMt
jMorning Register Lane County News Service!
FAMILY REUNION IS HELD
SIST AXXV.Mj GATHERHSG OF
: IUNEHERTS NOW OX
(Register lose County Special)
'SPRINGFIELD. . Ore., June II.
With over 88 member of the
family in attendance, the list an
nual reunion of the Rinehert fam
ily la now in session, at the home
of T. E. Edwards, about four
miles east of Springfield. Many of
those present came from Califor
nia. Washington and other states.
On Thursday, June 14, the fam
ily annoances that an open house
More Royal Clinchers
forl923
United Stateslires
arcGoodTires
TQf III 'U I Vcr 7 can get a Royal
J J 4
THE U. & Tire people
took plenty of time in
developing the Royal
Clincher Cora.
v Wheniftwfmallyplaced
'f en sale there were no nis
takes in it.
-" Last year we couldn't
make Royal Clinchers fast
mrmgh.
ProdactJon for 1923 has
been more than doubled.
Bat whenever and wher
iiluctobuyUSTIrcs
T; L. OHLSEN TIRE 00, Eagene, Oregon ;
PETERSON BROS. SERVICE STATION, Eugene
FRANKLIN SERVICE STATION, Eugene, Ore.
D. A. LONG, Cohort, Oraosi :: . ..
BACK EAST
. .J . ' ROUND
ROUND
TRIP -
ALL SUMMER "
Tickets on Sale May 15 to September IS
, ' . Return Limit October 31
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
SPOKANE, PORTLAND SEATTLE RY.
Choice of routes and stopovers
rvr'- - on-going and returning trip vi,
.',.-... .:..:,.; Reood Trip Fans froaa Eugeoe
' Albany ....
(.Atlanta
1 HlMnl..!. . H 111.
Boston ..... lis.ll
. Buffalo 11I.4T
Chicago . ... to. if
Cincinnati 111.11
Cleveland .... 111.41
. Denver ...... SS.II
Dee Moines.. Sl.tO
Kfaianapolls., 104.0
Kansas City. Tt.ll
Corn A Coln B
I14S.SS $141.10
111.40 111.41
111.(4
171.1
isi.ii
104.00
114.10
HO.tS
11.00
((.((
lll.l
117.14
10.00
Col'n A Col'n B
JUHjlsvflle ...1101.71 1111.14
Memphis . 8.0 17.(1
Milwaukee .. S(.70 100.1S
Minneapolis.. 70.U S7.7C
New Orleans 111. IS 114.SS
New York ,r 1(1.11 145.4
Omaha . . . . . 74.81 .oo
Philadelphia. 14.8 l(t.94
Pittsburg- ... 114.(1 117.7
t, Louis .... S4.ll .((
8t Paul .... 7(.SS 7.7(
Toronto .... 111.4 1H.57
Washington.. 144.41 li.t(
1 Tickets sold at fares shown in Column A carry routes in
' both directions via Portland, and those at fares shown
in Column B in one direction via Portland and the other
via California. " .
( Proportional fares' will be in effect for tickets with a
large number of Eastern destinations Atlantic City,
Baltimore, Charleston, Chattanooga, Columbus, Colo
rado Springs, Davenport, Duluth, Jacksonville, Montreal,
.-Nashville, Norfolk, Portland, Pueblo, Quebec, Savannah,
St. Joseph, Wilmington, Winnipeg, etc. ,
, Through tickets sold, bBggage checked, sleeping car ar
: rangements made, and details furnished on request
I '. CS2G0N ELECTRIC RAILWAY
I ; - H. R. Knight, Agent, Eugene, Ore. ,
will be held at the Eilwartla home,
and that friend and neighbors are
invited to attend and. renew . c
aualutancea with the visitor from
other points. - v, ' ''
MRS. BESSIE ROOF DIES
SI'UINC.KIKI.D . WOMAN VKKY
activk iv nnc wohk
"IReel.ter Lane County Special)
8PRI.!FIK1.D, Ore.. June 11.
Mrs. Ueesie Hoof, wife of 11. W.
Koof. local Jeweler, died this morn-
liur nt her home here after a brief
illness. Acute indigestion was
Riven as the causes, i She leaves
brailles her husband, a- dnuirhtor.
Mable, son Lawreneo, and her
mother, Mrs, Kennedy, of this city.
Mr. and Mm. Hoof came to
Springfield about SO years ago to
make their home,- and trine that
time Mrs. Root has been promi
nent In church and civic work, and
has at all times had the resuect
and friendship of the community.
She was a member of the Metho
dist church, and was affiliated with
the civio and .other organ isuitons.
The funeral will be held at the
Methodist church Thursday at two
P. M., with Rev, Yarns, pastor. In
charge. Interment will be at the
laurel Hill cemetery. The Walker
chapel is In charge of arrangements..
MORNING REGISTER. EOCENE. ORE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE lit, 1923
VEX" ETA J.EWS NOTES
. (Resistor Lane Cotwtjr Special)
VENETA, Ore., June II. Mrs.
P. T. Pratt went to McMlnnville
Saturday to attend the commence
ment exercises of Llnfield college
where her daughters, Wllma and
Mildred, are students. -
George Leach has recently re
turned from the hospital in Eu
gene and la at home recuperating
after a serious illness of several
weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson are
away on their vaoatlon from the
Elliot Mercantile company and
Mist Esther Isaacson Is employed
there during their absence.
- Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bkoog have
returned from an extended trip to
Iowa and other eastern points.
David Clark and his slater.
Mabel, are home for their sum
mer vacation. ,
ELECTION DATE DIFFERS
UNION HIGH SCHOOLS VOTE
MONDAY, Jl'NE ZS '
Union high schools which are
supported by more than two or
less than six districts win hold
their annual elections at a dif
ferent time from the regular dis
trict elections, according to a new
law passed by the last legislature.
E. J. Moore; county school super
intendent, yesterday called atten
tion to the new law, which pro
vides that sueh union districts
shall hold their elections the
fourth Monday In June or tho
16th instead of the 18th, which la
the third Monday.
The new law provides that all
kold directors go out of office at
that time and five new ones are
to be elected, the candidate hav
ing the highest vote getting the
five-year term, the one next, high
est the four-year term and so on
down the line. After this one
will be elected each year.
The union high schools In the
county thus affected by this law
are No,. 1, .Pleasant Hill; N0.1 I.
Lorane; No. 6. Waltervllle; No.
, Walker, and No. 7. Thurston.
HEALTH MUST BE GOOD
STUDENTS MUST UNDERGO
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Those admitted to the university
Las freshmen next year will have
to undergo medical examinations
during the pre-regtstration week.
September 24 to 29. according to
announcement by Dr. W. K. Liv
ingston, of the university health
service; who said he would sum
mon a number of Portland phy
siciana to aid in this work.
Examinations administered prior
to the opening of the university
will eliminate Interruption or de
lav in cloaswork and will allow
more time for re -examination of
special cases, students will be en
abled to arrange their clans gym
naslum work to suit their needs
physically, and students adviseo
to withdraw on account of III
health may. do so before risking
.breakdown in health or spresd of
disease. '
' Try Register Classified Ads.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS -
'In the Ceaaty Court of the State of
ore son for bsne county. 1
la tfee natter ef the Ealate of T. C.
Cadbr. -deceased. V
Notice Is hereby given tnat the under
.txned has been by the aforesaid Coantr
Co art appointed as the admlalatrator of
the estate of T. C. Cadbr. deceased. All
persona having clalau agaloat said es
tate are required to present aaM claims
dnly verified to the said administrator
at the law office of C. A. WlnUrmeler,
In Biw, Lane County, Oregon, within
sis montbs front the 8th dar of June,
, W. C. CABBY,
Administrator.
' Wed. O-o-tS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given to all whom it
mar concern that tho undersigned. Fred
eric ueoree Knox, nas been duir ap
pointed executor of the estate of Fred.
erlck Vivian Knox, deceased, by the
County Court of the State of Oregon for
lm count of iane. ana nas quanned
as such executor, and all persons having
claims attains! Bald estate are hereby
notified 'and requested fb 'present the
same, verified as required by law, with
the proper vouchers, to the said ex
ecutor, at the office of 8. M. Cn!tins, in
the Pint : National Bank building. In
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, within
aix months from the date of this notice.
Date er first publication, una 13th day
of June. IS23.
KHKUKKIUK GKOKOE KNOX,
Executor of the Estate of Frederick
Vivian Knox, deceased. :
1 J -' - -I-"
REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE
In the matter, of the application of
Clement 8. Frank to register the title to
lots 2 and S Id block 18 of that part of
the city of Eugene. Lane County. Oregon.
originally donated to ssld Lane County
ny cnarnei Muuiran ano wne, against
Jeremiah Crlss, or hla unknown heirs at
law. If dtoeAaed : Margaret Groner. -
Oroner, her husband t Jennie ' Walker,
walker, aar husband Mary couch,
Lawrence Couch, and all Whom It may
concern.
TAKE NOTICE
That en the lKth da of May. A. TV
19211. an aDollcation was filed by .aid
Clement 8. Frank In the Circuit Court
ef the 8tate of Oregon, In and for Lane
County, for Initial registration of the
title ox xne tana aoove aescriDeo.
. How therefore, unless you appear on
or before the 18th day of June, A. D.
1923, and show cause why auob appllcs
tlos shall not be granted, the aame will
ha taken as eonfessed. and a decree will
be entered according to the prayer ef
the application, and you will be forever
barred from disputing the aame.
H. , sniBun,
Clark ef the Circuit Court.
rnaal nt the Clraeit Caartl
. ' wee p-so
EIGHTH GRADCRS PASS
NAMES OFfcl (VEHSrTL IH I'll
AKK ANNOUNCED
SuMrtrUsMltiit Monnp Civcei List
of Tttueu Who KmvIvimI He- .
qulml Marks nt Kxauw
v The names of the elaitth, grade
pupils who passed (lie exaiulttn
tlona given June 7 mid 0 Jtere an
nounced yeaterdny by E. I, Moore,
county school MiiierlntViitlent. The
successful pupils are na follows:
lvlstrlct No. 10 Clifford; Crone.
District No. II nunlul Lynch
Richard Klwood I. Ilea. .'
District No. IS Christy Ander
son.
District No. Si Hortha Bchnor
enbenr, Oolda Calloway.
District No. 24 Three, condi
tional. .'. i
District No.. SS Ulvle J. Wiser
District No. 40 J. Leonard For.
guson. Leona, Ijind, Murrol Cecl"
Maugh, Kennoth C. Schwerlng.
District No. 42 Wanda, Lough
ary. - District No. 45 Harold Bode,
W. Martin Black, Myrtle K. Bum-
side, Mlllicent Burrows, Hurry I..
Hart, Clyde Laffoon, Elisabeth
Miller, Raphael V. Morgan, one
conditional.
. District No. 50 Annabell I. Qu
erist. "
DiMxricUfe. 6 J Robt Rrogdon.
Vnldemar Christenson, Voata Niel
sen. George Wore.
District No. 54 Alva Mario
Pcderaon, threo conditional.
District No. 67 Violet Ruth In
man, Bornlce J, Hanson, Martha
Josephine Campbell.
District No. 6 Harry Wilbur
Gibson.
District No. (7 Alma Paulino
Calllson. Harvllle H. Barnes.
District No. 49 Frances . Etta
Brooks, three conditional..
District No. 74 Katherine Ed
wards, Esther Miller. Winona K.
Edwards.
District No. 79 Glenn Garrison
Faust. Lowell G. Logan. Bernlce
A. Spinney, Ila J. lenders, Beu
luh M. Wyatt, Darwin J. Spicer.
Merle G. Fischer. William P.
Burch. Arthur E. Reed.
1 District No. 0 Lawrence Jo
slah Porter.
District No. Si Edith Lorene
Blakely. .
District No. 8 Earl Waddctl.
District No.- 27 Henry Carscal
len. District No. SO Horry A, Mil
ler. District NO.-95 Blanche Leonn
Thomson.
District No. 97 Vera Kyle.
District No. 101 Ronald E.
Hatch.
District No. 104 Ellen MeCUn
tock. - '
District No. 104 One condt
UonaL District No. 109 Wayne W.
Wilkinson.
District No. 1 J J Ethel Scott,
Mabel 8cott.
District No. 124 Oral McLaugh
lin. District. No. 12 Ida Richard
son. Juanita Edith Currlo.
District No. 127 Omena Luella
Wisdom.
District No. 129 Retha O. Bog
gess. Lillian Rust.
District No. 150 Lane William
Morse.
District No. 152 Laurel Zevely
James. .
.District No. 1(8 MelUssa E.
Beers.
District Not 174 One condi
tional
District No. 185 Virgil Gilbert
Kingsley. Jacob A. Hammerlcksen.
District No. 186 One conditional.
WOMEN TO PUT GOLF
HANDICAP MATCH TO BE
HELD THIS MORNING
Eugene Country Xub Play Will
Start at :30 o'tSock With
Two Teams Cmrpoting
Two teams of feminine golfers of
the Eugene Country club will com
pete today In a speclul handicap
mutch series starting at 9:30 this
forenoon and closing about 12:30
p. m. Team number 1 is under
the leadership of Mrs. J. K. Pratt
and team number 2 will be direct
ed by Mrs. Fred Btlckels. A lun
cheon and reception will be held
at the clubhouse following the
match play, according to the an
nouncement of officials in charge
of the event. . The luncheon ar
rangemente are being directed by
Mrs. Arthur -Morris and Mrs. W.
H. Dale. ' ' ' 4a -'
The - various hand Sups as com
piled on. the ratlngBoard of the
club for the women! players will
form the basis of thflscores in tho
series, according to Ihe arrange
ments made for thejaffalr. ,
The following arqlthe members
of the two teams: . I
Team number, ll Mrs. J. K.
Pratt, captain; MlswPerklns, Mrs.
Colin V. Dyment, Mrs. A. Rapp,
Mrs. Elma Hendricks, Mrs. George
P. Hitchcock, Mrs. William II.
Dale, Mrs, F, X. Schaefers, Mrs.
Lynn S. McCready, -Mrs. Arthur
Hendershott, Mrs, McCornack,
Mrs. M. M. Tuft, Mrs. Joseph
Koke and Mrs. Morgan Watson.
Team number 2,' Mrs. Fred
Rtlckels, captain; Mrs. A. A.
Rogers, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. W.
O. Swan, Mm. E. L. Knapp, Mrs.
Walter McKnlght, 'Mrs. Loy Row
ling. Mrs. Will Jewett, Mrs. J. L.
Hesse, Mrs. -E. W. aMerrill, Mrs.
Hiirry Powell. Mrs,aC. D. Rorer,,
Mrs. W. A. Curtis and Mrs. Her
bert Clarke. '- ' r . . ,
"YELLOW TICKET" IS OUT
SAFFRON BALIOH FIGURES IN
SCHOOL ELECTION ; ,
PORTLAND, Ore.,,June 12.
Interest In a school election Satur
day, June 16, for choice of two
school directors and for voice of
tnxpayers on 17.(500,000,, bonds for
new school buildings has been In
creased by reports that 4, "yellow
uckoi, signea oy ine urcson fen
eration of Patriotic: Societies, , is
being distributed over . the city
with endorsement of the bonds
and two of the candldates'for di
rectors. William Woodward . and
John T. Wilson. .
Tho Taxpayers' League of PorN
land has Issued a statement ODPos-J
. .V. 1 . i
: Gpnernl lAugnt In Salrm
RALEM. Ore.. June 12. General
Hunter Liggett, who was scconU to
General Pershing In command1 pt
the American forces overseas dur
ing the world war, Is here visiting
tnenas. tit was a guest tonay 01
General George A.- White, adlutsnt
general of Oregon, and will flslt
other old acquaintances , In the
oouutry near li'ie. tlenmul 1.1a
Hvtl la now tvlirvd. His lioiuo la
1 Sun Frniiclsco.
1'rliv of Stuittr Doi'IIikk
l'Din'lJVNI). Ore., Juno
Whxlewile piled of sUKiir tlioed
twvntv cents linndrvHl pounds
here today. Best cane was IIO.Oo.
A year ugo the ptlce was Itl.UO.
MEAT CUTTERS ASK RISE
I"01tTI-NI UNIOX DEMANDS
SIU A WKEIi MINIMUM
: poil'l'IuVNI), Die., June II.
Tho meal, cuttein1 uitUin lins do
nmtidcd an elKlit-hom- day and 11
240 a week minimum scale In
mead of the ulno-hour day mid 1.15
luliilinuin, wliU'h 1ms been In ef
fect, uciurdliitt t C. S. I lurl win.
buslm'ss unviiI 'or the union.
Men who were culled out of u
market returned to work pemlliiu
outcome of neHotlullons. itccord
lim to HurtwlK, who sold that the
union will cull no kviivi-uI strike,
but will cuiilend with one murkut
at u time until Ila deumnda lire met
In vase mora peaceful settlement
U not avnlluble.
llnrtwlg suld Ihe old wtwe
aiiieeiiH-ut expired May 1 11 ml that
the uuijiloyeis puld no heed to re
quests fullowiiiK that dule for u
conference on the matter of a new
pact.
EASTERN STAR ELECTS
MKS. STELLA IMtAKH CHOSEN
TO HIvVl) tUtUUl
PORTLAND, .ro.; Juno It.
Offlcvrs of the gruiid t-huptur of
Oregon, order of tho l-iuilerit Star,
wliu-li opened Its 24th unnunl ses
sion here today wero eluctetl this
afternoon for tho ensuing year.
Thoao elected wero: Mm. Slollii K.
Drake. Portland, worthy grand
mutron; William R. Booth, Port
land, worthy grand patron; Mrs.
Mary Alice Bunlett, McMlnnvlllo,
usMoclulo gmlid mutron; U. F. Pet
ers, lllllsboro, aMHocluted grand
putron; Mrs. Caroline Low Is, Sea
side, gmud cotidtirtreHH. , .
Tonight tho exemplification of
riluullstio cerumotles und Initia
tory degrees wero given.
Tomorrow will bo occupied by
reports of committees nnd the
consideration of proposed amend
ments to thu constitution.
50
GOOD
CIGARETTES
mi
GENUINE
DURHAM
h. TOBACCO
Tcday and Wed.
A high flyer among
modern photoplays
a modern romance
with 'the cave-man
angle. v
XEWI8 J.8ELZNICK
pretenbs
Elabe
Hammerst
-and
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i Of Lca?,
Pfrx News Aesop Fable
11'' neesa Liar Comic
Coming Thur., Frl, Sat
MACK SENNETTS
Greatest Feature Comedy
BEN TURPIN
in
"The Shriek of a Baby"
. Starting Tomorrow .
Agents for v
Royal v
Worcester
and Bon Ton
Corsets
1 , ,
Love and Barrett
THE' HOME STORE
30 E. th St
New Merchandise, New Methods, New
Imported Jap Crepe 25c
All (lie most wanted colors ore to he found
lit tliis popular price, l'lcul (or xuiiiiner
dresses or nprons, and kidtties' wusli togs,
Cretonnes 29c
New attractive patterns in light grounds.
Colorings for the home, porch or camp.
Moral and conventional patterns.
Children's Waist Unions
75c and 85c
Light weight drop scat Waist Union Suits
for the children, in alt sixes 5 to 13 years.
NewSUKPetticoautdQR
A !.,,' I !... . .
-...v,,w Cliniji.e , .,. ,.
very unusual value i siiw i
Jersey, Ka.liuin. Tafftta-.,-, n'1?31
.ro dered or plain M. 'ft '
to 42.
. 'i i H?V,e Aprons 98c
Mode from fine Count i. t.. ..
trimmed, (nil cut Kar..-m SC,H
turn of patterns. . uc '
32-in. Madras Gingham, 35c
J he well-known Renfrew hrnnd f... .
ors. 1 he finest collection of ,,,"; w
he found in l-iit-..,.n.....' J'? ""MtJ
Colors.' " .. H
When you plan your Vacation or camping trips, come in and let us heln van
select for equipment. Everything you mac! will be found here.
Tents, Blankets, Shoes, Clothing, Etc.
Men's Bedford Cord Breeches
$4.39
Bedford Cord Breeches, extra good quality,
full cut, with double seat; fast color; H3'J
pair.
Men's Gaberdine Breeches
$4.39
Well tailored along smart lines. Carefully
made to the -smallest details. Double scat
insures longer service.
New Location of thfe Army Goods Store
O. D. Flannel Shirt $3.90
Regular army issue Shirts made from 9roi
flaiuul. First tpiality, all sizci. ' -
Khaki Breeches $3.90
Choice of lace or button leg, mad,. ,J
fine quality khaki. Made for men rtJ
ilisiltl CltPU lis fa ill .t..l..
leiaisv pvi etv. Miiia )ljfVt j
Remember
JOE. 9th SL
For Rent
OFFICE ROOMS
See
DR. DONOHUE
In Zumwalt Bldg.
Phone 411J
IP"
STOUT PERSONS
Incline torullfeelltisaiereal
lu. smaay pal us, constipation
tttlimi mi Jltatkm isuweeesl h
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Cleenilng and cocaiorting - only 2Se
Cet a
"Wear Ever" '
Aluminum Stesun Canner
Sizes for pints, Quarts or
half-gallons, from $9.00 up.
Sole distributor for Lane Co.
A. G. Heselton
2685 Agate - Phone 1010R
Special This IVca
Red tags will tell the price reduction
; story. Don't miss this opportunity to
own a nice Davenport at a real Bar
1 gain Price. Good assortment to choose
from.
Berry Piano and
Furniture Co.
PIANOS AND PHONOGRAPHS ,
740 Willamette St - Pbens W
Atteoiiioiffi Men!
f ' .-' '' 'g 1 .TV- '
THIS IS ' EVER-READY WEEK
An Ever-Ready Rzor means a , clean shave nnd n quick shave
ine Free to (Eaeh ustoi
if i.
Go to nny one of the leading drug dealers named below nnd with the Wig , (J
ft'- vifllljlivw JUTtl -I.-U Willi III i flrftft0llt
Each razor is heavily plated, comes in a fancy lined box and each one i" 1
OFFER NO. 2
una KUDDersci lum" --,nttti
, brush sterilized and Xwt I
n.,e, rmt1 Williams' Aqu yel I
ing lotion Citfck J
One Williams' .having cream, i
powder .... """
OFFER NO. 1 ,
One Adams Shaving Brush (rubber
cemented), every brush guarantecd..$1.00
One large San Toif shaving lotion....... .65
One cake Supcrcrcam shaving soap,... y .10
' .,.-.v.-; ", ' '. $1.75
One Ever-Ready Raior complete FREE f
One Ever-Ready Ruor
DiSrficr 1(1 mat,e 80,c'y t0 Bct yu elf-shavcrs W using the Evcr-Rw(1y Btf
Kadio, and is good ior this week only. Mail orders accepted.
LimiB rag Co
v ill V si y , Jl 11CS1A PT f.v
... i w aT. . A.. , . ..ilt h-l(; :AT