MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE., WEJ
fowls at IVH ll.rt fcli.fhur A Man
H Salutation Guaranteed
lifter styles or young men
Ui, just designed a
WE watch style developments;
when a new tendency comes,
Jong we get it into fine clothes. Mid
leuon ideas are here now. .
Wade Bros.
(l;irt Schaffncr & Marx clothes
EN ARE HEADY
FOH ANNUAL TRAINING
Eugene Units to Start For
Camp Lewis Saturday
115 MEN T0G0FR0M HERE
Major Wrllo lU'lMirtH Tlint Coin
lumlin Am 1'repiiml fur Ntrcii
iiniiit Pcrtud Nfxt.'J'wit Weeks
Willi nil preparations' complete
tout olllcers and inon roudy for
two week of strenuous iicUnn ul
'amp i.iiwl the national guard
unit of KiiKoiio will entrain Kil
day overling for tho norlli for the
iiiniiual period of military Instruc-
.tlon, Tli ruo Pullman will ho sldo
troultod In thu local yurdii Krldny
"iKrit und lliu (ruin Ih scheduled to
pull out toward camp early Hatur
day niornliiK. Tho troop will ar-
, rlvo at (.'amp Lewi about 2:30
Haturday afternoon and will Im
mudlatitly bo UMtlgnod to barrack.
Hiinday will probably bo a day of
runt for the if iiardnriiim for thu
heavy duty that I Dialed to mart
Monday moriiiiiK.
A total of 115 men under tho
command of Major V. O. White
will mako up tho dntochmunt from
thin city to go to tho camp. Com-
Ml
ig Closing Mt lie
airy ods,
Starts 11
Stock attle
and Morses
fhuraistav-.
. f - sjjr
June 21 at the
a.
j he torn down within the neait ten day, and
o other location, il am forced to hold a com-
jwing-out tale of all my atoclc. consisting of
Stoek-Cattle and Horte. - '
East 9th Street
' 4V. i A i
t .
m. oharp
J,0"6 Mfe, otic roll topoak desk, one
' box heating stove pitch forks, shov-
"nKle Dllfl lrlllM havnKso nf nil Winds.
K!nF "ixst .sell,' rPKHess of price,
lI n'Khest nnrl hnl ll,l,lpr Tirffln will
Pvcn to responsible purchasers.
JWng n destHptign of stock: 25
, ot first-class ..dairy cows, Holsteins
.'"OCrculosis tnitnrl fnsll with rnllfPD nt
W coming fresh. . If you are inter
R ' dairy COws, corao and ,look this
v., Ufveryixow will DC guarantee"
Presented iu,thi8)heyi. Thpre are sev
eral cows guaranteed to milk from 35 to 55
pounds of milk per day. .
Thirty head of horses weighing 1000 lbs.
to 1500 lbs. ' All good young, stock, in first
class order, ..sound and all well broke; also
four-head of large mules, 15 head pf good
young saddle and pack horses several of
them are gaitcd weight from 1050 .lbs., to
1200, lbs. , ,, ,.i . .. . v .,'
About 30 head of young stock cattle, from
yearlings to four-year-olds. .Heifers and
steers. Ten head two-year-old Jersey
heifers due to freshen this fall..,
EVERYBODY INVITED COME EARLY
Maries
Ta
vlor. -Owner
KQREiitwd CdSAV -STEVENS, Auctioneers
u U. S. Rational Baflk, Clerk
pany C will hava tliroo oftlcr and
r7 inun In Una for th Camp. The
Hnadtiuartorii company will hv
two olllcvm and 43 enliiited men
i lid tho inedlcul detachment of
I mo moth Infantry will have one
olllcer and nine men ut the an
nuul camp.
'IiimI 1MII PtaiuHtd i
A final npeclal drill period Will,
nehelil Thuraday evening here.
prior to JeaviiiK for Camp Lewi
to chock up on the command and
have all In rcadliiMm .for the an-,
nual training uccordlnK to Major
White. Huvoral woeke of apeelal
drill und Imitrucllon In varloiM aa-
pnntH of military activity havn
been completed and the Eugene
KuardKmon are oxpocted to enow
tho old ruKulura who will be at the
(liviHlonal encumpment aomethlnf
In the way of military efficiency,
according to the prodlctlona of (the
onioera or the locut unit. .,
ItoHtvr of nqmiiioa
The followliiK olllcora and men
will attend tro camp from this
city; .. -
Major w. u. Whlto, commander
of the flrHt batalllon of the lttath
Infantry; C'aptula W. H. Dule, com-
imandar of tho medical detaoh-
niont of Ixibonon.
Company C Captain Iwrence
Jensen, Klret Lieutenant Ike New
,man, Hecond Uoutenunt P. I
UroM, Klmt Hergeant M. H. White,
Hnrgeanta ' Wood, Star, Mahany.
I'eerco, Kvune, Komane; Corporala
Hell, Itoydun, VanUuyn, Dixon,
McNeil, Hughe, Kerr, George,
(.'nip.: Cook Wilcox. Kvan: Bug
ler Hunt; Private First Claa
,Abad, Iiradley, Ttalrd, Crocker.
Kola, Oilmore, - Hclrer, Hoppe,
Knapp, Llntawa, Mathora, Mitchell,
llrown, Perry, Kusor, Htaffor,
Hcott, Bale, Weatrope, Wolruff,
WIho, Wycoff, ' Pari, Kanoff,
Whoatfield, Zinlkor, 8tannbie,
Knight, Oray, areon, Blair, Mur
ray, Murray, Kdwarde, Stephen,
Morrill. Wr Kht. Cobb. -
Headouartor company Lieu
tenant K. McC'argar, J. C.
Koopko. Staff Hergeant Kremmol,
Sergeant Barker,. Kmmon. Hall.
Hcott: 1'ornoruln Itnhlo. Barker,
Halley, Brink; Private Flrt Claa
Dlur, Kminonfi, George, Hough,
McDowell. 'Hliompon, Peteron,
Ware: Private Baird, J3urnei,
Paughman, Bloomfleld, BuckmunI
Burton, Culp, Kl&enaohn, Enplrltu,
Orloves, Howard, Hutchlna, Jo-:
clnto, Kellogg, Klzer, Nelson, Pat
rick. Prvor. Robert. Bucker.
Hchmloding, Schroder, Scott, .Spur-
gln, Vodnat. Waggoner. - t
Medlcal detachment lBtth In
funtrv CaothJn Orvllle - Waller;
Hergeant Cecil J. Poerce; Private
Cheater L. Aldrloh. Markar R.
Oouaegian, .Lawrence W. Kay,
Kdword A. Koupal, Ronald .C:
Itlley. Arthur E. Peteron, .Ken
neth Moore, Kelly C. .Branatettar.
ROAD WILL BE WIDENED
POINTS WILL BB BLOVN OFF
ON McKEXZIE NORTH BANK
Improvement Noccasanr In Order
to Trauaport Heavy .Machinery
to Bo L'scd on Power Canal
In order that a 40-ton caterpillar
crane, to be lined in widening the
ICugeno power canal, may ' be
transported over tho .county road
along the north bank of the Mc
Konzle river from Hayden'a bridge
i the nower Dlant near waltor-
vlllo, two or three "rocky point
whArA thn road Is very narrow will
have to be blown off with dyna
mite, ' according to announcement
nf members of the county ; court,
An agreement was reached yester
day between the commissioners,
ih. Aitv wniftr board and the con
tractor. Knuten and .Morrison, of
Bolec, Idaho, whereby the county
will pay half the cost of widening
the rood at these points, the city
will oay a fourth and- the con-1
triiMnrH A. fourth.
. The county commissioner. stated
that they gladly accepted ine pro
pocal as this Improvement has
been planned for the near :future
nnrl thn work to be done by the
contracUnR firm In the way of
widening the road win De oi a per
mnnnnt nntlirA.
No large bridges will be crossed
hv thin hAavv Dlece of eaulnment.
It will bo lateen UD me Aiunuwr.
hmnnh or the Southern Pacific
nnrnju the McKenale river at Hay'
den's 'bridge, where It will Do un
loaded and then token up .the
north bank of the McKenxle to the
Hceiio of operations. ....
The city water ooora is planning
toiiiso tho dirt from the excavation
to, bo made In wmening.tne uui
rnco at the power plant to mako a
fill at the foot ot tno grade just
wast of the Dlant. thus cutting the
griulo down from 10 to 15 per cont
to Tlvo or six jer ceni. --. ' i
"MOOnl" LEADS TO JAIL
MIKE McMAHON CIIARaRD
WITH ILLBOAIi POSSESSION
' Charged with the Illegal posses-
son of liauor and also intoxication
Mike McMnnon, ' Janitor at tne
Morcy hospital, 1 In tbe , city Jail
and will have a hearing In police
court this morning. McMahon re
turned last night after a trip to
Portland and he brought with him
o quart of "moon" and part, ot tno
contents Of the bottle was con
sumed before he reached here.. ' -
McMahon was picked up at
Tonth avenue and - Willamette
street last night by Captain Macy
of tho night police, who lodged
him in the city bastlle alter ton
ing the partly filled bottle of
liquor as evidence. . . ;
, . .
$b.q jbig money '
value of -
perfected
'I . f, -
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pf A.
AUTOMOBILE VALUE
EXTENSION CHART j
This column shows Average "turn-in" value Estimated value 1
value of after 5 years service with (If mora) wita pasV-
" , car new ordinary lubrication . (ected Inhriratinai
$ 500 $ so ; $.107
$1000 $230 $ 306
$1500 , $325 1.433.,,,.
$2000 $500 $ 667
$2500 $625 $ 633
$3000v $750 r$.l
, ii in i i t
Tbe first two eolnmna in thia chart are compiled from fignrea, baaed
on actual used car sales, as furnished by dealer in the ten liadhiK
automobile distributing center in. the United State. The last eeU
umn is .based upon estimates of authorities. It show th actual
money value to yon of taking; lubrication eriouslv. . - -
"Perfected lubrication adds 13 toyoiu enti8?s.JIJe"
The "AutomobUe Value Extension Chart" reveak tfie
penalties you pay for careless lubrication. The Advice
below shows three important' steps in avoiding those
penalties in! jgiving your car the treatment, it de
serves and in securing the full value that its makers
put into it. ,
LOCAL LODGE WILL ELECT
DECRKK OF HONOR NAMES
LEADER THIS EVENING
Election of a chlof of hoiior as
head ot the Eugene unit ot the De
gree of Honor win Re neia) at a
meeting of the organisation! to toe
held this evening at the Knights, of
Pythias ' hmll. Tho vaoanov as,
leader of the local unit rami), as a
romilt of the death of MrnA Kllra
Trafsor, who rocently pn nsod Vway.
A class of candidates will also bo
Initiated Into tho lodge here at a
ceremony to be held at the eloeUon
meeting.
Deputy State Organiser Edwin,
of Salem, will be here tor the moot
ing of the Eugene organisation. A,
program of entertainment is also;
,ing
1 Clean the crank
case every five
hundred to one thou
sand miles and when
changing from one
brand of 'motor oil "
to another.
O Flush tbe crank
case only with
fresh lubricating, oil
never with kero
sene r or with :' so-
called "flushing"
oil.
3 Lubricate with
.... the correct
grade of Cycol the
perfected motor oil "
es shown onthe,?
Cycol Recommenda
tion, Chart. .
Cycol is perfected by the new Hexeon process, a distinct achieve
ment in oil refining, used only by us. The Hexeon process makes
Cycol free from destructive "sulpho" compounds the impuri
ties which lessen the resistance of oil to engine heat. ; '
Because of this, Cycol renders a new kind of service. It does noli
break down nor thin out rapidly under terrific engine heat it
maintains an unbroken lubricating film between moving parts
arid heads off serious engine trouble. ; ' ' '
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
- Executive Offices,. 79 New Montgomery St, San Francisco ; '
9iei!erfected Motor Oil-
.-. 1 : W .: : :v,.',: .. M; ii ' ''' I.'.":-', -T .
i
'.v4sx ;'.;. " t iri .'.. .,....! . . , .'......,
uo'ir v.'i it.
free from destructive
' 'sidphb91. cbmpoundi5'
brldgs and Mnrcola this summer.
one is over Pttrsons creek where
the old one was wanked out durinv
the freshet hujt December, and
the other wilirbe over McOowan
creek at .Donsn, which Is old and
rotten, according' to Commissioner
Roney who has charge of bridge
construction. ,
With the rebuilding of the high
way all the 'Way from Hoyden
bridge to Wfrodllng and tho con
struction orthese now bridges this
will again betoome a popular motor
route for 'pleasure seekers. The
highway hits been allowed to de
torlorlate' badly because of lock of
maintenanve work during the past
year. - "
to be held at the session, accordi
to the committee In charge,,
BRIDGES WILL BE BUILT
TWO STRUCTURES TO GO ON
MOHAWK HIGHWAY
The Lnne county commissioners
announced yesterday that two new
bridge will- be built on the Mo-
hawk highway between Haraen
LIBRARIANS TO COME
LfART WILL BR GUESTS OF
.WItVH.ltai'1'X 'LUVATL .
'.Asihe guosts ot the University
at, Oregon a party ot about. 60
members of the Paclflo Northwest
Lib racy association will be .'here
this afternoon to visit the campus
and -will be entertained at lunch
eon, 'at the women's building. The
library association Is now In" an
nual session at Corvallla at the
Oregon Agricultural college and
the party will be brought here un
der the direction of M. H. Doug'
lnss, librarian of the U. ot O. ,
Mr. Douglnss Is now at Corvallla
attending the sessions and motors
from this city will leave for Cor
vallls this morning to bring the li
brarians here for the visit to the
U. of O.
LODGE TO CONVENE HERE
ROYAL ' NEIGHBORS PLAN
COUNTY SESSION FRIDAY
Representatives of the 11 Lane
county camps ot the Royal Neigh
bors of America will be here Fri
day evening to attend the annual
county-wide convention of the or-J
der, at which time orncers for tne
coming year will be elected. The
Eugone camp has a membership
of about 260 and It is expected
that with many visitors from the
outside units present, a large
gathering of the Neighbors will be
present. Last year the county ses
sion was held at Cottags Grove.
hSThe business session will be held
In the evening at the K. of P. hall,
following a banauet which Is
scheduled to start at 7 o'alook, en
coding to the officials In charge of
tie event. , . ". ,.. '
Marions to Convene Today
PORTLAND, Ore., - June 12.
The 73rd annual communication of
the Grand Lodge, Ancient ' i Free
and Adcpptod Masons of Oregon
will convene here tomorrow,. More
than 400 delegates from all parts
of thostato are expected to attend.
...Eugen Ledge NW-gsayw-
lent , and. Protsfltlw rserjillli ..
will hod their annual fleivay
service at Wks 'Terhpla-thuriiuay j
ovenlng, June U, at: i.e'euol.-lt.A
cordial InvJUtlonis ettendadto t
tho O. A.' R.;' Wotnatf "J sHsf i
corps, American legion. sil"wrtr- j
nal organliatlons andths jpaefte to
attend thla. rvles.f: iZ'Ifl - i
afl
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l. u amitn aros. tyT.'.-r
Remington Tomtit 1 v? :
Uhderwood "'(f''v. -r..-
Royal im
Rernlnrbasf" KipfW'
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OFFICE MACHINERY
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