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ETttHT MORNING REGISTEK, EUGENE Wti wwnii t
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III I . JISSB t.LASIW KlSEKTS AN I VSaC I M D
iniiiiiT,. iTiir oft inrrr .iih
I1.M U II IL JUL IVIl Ml JfU ' " x n BM IT ffl H
ia : - v rail
K ' "- BEBE DANIELS , WMiWi
liffii Y.V urn' li r - ' 1 1 V Mill
MliMM" ,-' AMD nil In IiMLUI r. 14 sillLU U,W
I.O: . ' ' - Love for a year; ana a rivai , (1 1 fe'i
II . , 1 ' - who ccaldn't read the ill
M.-f ,f A FiH. WWton'i novel Die - Srv Li :
M I S, i - t SJ - ' ; 5 .,; ... -s.- II! ill I
fl; f1! -t - . . i t- m
' S6e Castle ' i .': 'h
, , , Price Never Vary w
Home of the Best THURSDAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ; , ' l
Betty Compson and Conrad Tearle, "The Rustle of Silk" - fl
NEW TILE BU1LDIN6 30
BY 114FEET JS PLANNED
Another New Structure to
Go Up on Auto Row
PROPERTY IS PURCHASED
lihtlliK OimI Mnniis Wlio tXJudui'l
Tiro Hl liatr Kltl un
Sowutil Awim to llulhl
Immodlato erncllon of a hollow
tilo and conoratd bullillnit SO liy
114 fet on 1'eni'l unil I'nrk atreoti
adlolnliiK tha mirage of tllo I'm-
olfla Auto company on Ui aoutli
was announced yontorday uy iuu
Inxa und Martin, who now con
duct a tire ahop and automobile
remilr anon on Seventh avenue
eaiit In tha rear of Utto'a oonfoo-
tlonery. ' '
E. J. Iddlnn and Lester M. Mar
tin durtna tha paat tew daya pur
chased thla property from W. W.
Culklna. president or tho uniieu
StuteH Kntlonnl banlt. and his
brother, S. M. Cnlklna, local attor
ney, who hud owned It for a num
ber of years. Koy mem, iocui
contractor, la mow drawing Xtoe
plans for tho structure which will
cover the entire, lot. ,
The new building will Blve the
firm much more room than It has
at present. Its quarters on BoV
enth avenue are badly congested
but In the new building, which.
according1 to tht plana, . will be
modern In every way, there will
be plenty of room.
The site of tho new structure Is
at present covered with a dilapi
dated wooden building which hns
long been used for. a biacnamim
shop. The work of tearing it down
will be started at once, It was an
nounced. f .
Mr. Iddlngs'has been associated
with Mr. Martin since April 1.
having charge of the auto ropalr
department, while Mr. Martin has
been In tho tire DUBiness tor a
year and a half. It. A. Uelnhelmer
has also been associated wun mem
in the repair department ana win
be with them in their new build-inK.
With entrances on both rearl
and Pork streeta the new snop
will bo well lighted as wen na
being easy of access and conven
ient for their patrons.
kudu to mm
JOB PRINTING
SEE
Valley Printing Co,
Over U.S.N. Bank
A
Hone B...l..ers
Attsstica!
We own two lots 60x100
feet each on Villard street,
just 100 feet north of Nine
teenth street, west front,
that we will offer for about
one-half the value of other
lots in this vicinity. You
tnust act quick. ; ' ,
PACIFIC FINANCE CO.
320 Pittock Block
Attention S. W. Riddel
Portland, Ore.
Try Register Classified Ads.
KOKOKOKGKGKC
SAME PRICE
f or aver 30 ycart
' Useless of
K
DAKING POWDER
than oS higher
priced brands
CUR GOVERNMENT USED
MILLIONS OF POUNDS .
VERDICT FOR S326 GIVEN
CREDIT SERVICE COMPANY
WIXS I.N" COURT CASE
KGKC-KGKGKC-KC
Special ' ..
OIIE DAY
Showing
TODAY ONLY!
lb
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Anita
tew
arx1
' f An nhsorblng drama, a
touch of mystery
' with plenty of- actios
, and romance.' .... '
- :, , waller uuMran
anil Alan Forest'
In uw rHi, ,
NOTE:
Chapter 14 '
"The Timber Queen"
will be shown
TODAY ONLY
This is the next to the
last chapter. Don't
miss, the big climax J ;;
. Walter MacGrail , ,
and Alan Forest; J
'Starting " ' t
Tomorrow 1 "...
; The unparalleled mo- , .
!. tion picture prcscn-
tation in the history A
of the Rex, , ' ; '
"DOWN fb THE
SEA IN SHIPS"
fit's a ;whale of a pic
ture," you'll say so your
self,': . r
Jury Cltoscn In Action of Itaybom
Against Norton to Foreuloao
Land Contract
The Service Credit company of
Portland yesterday was given a
verdict against W, W. Brlstow
and C. C. Carter, as the Luckey
Jewelry company, in the sum of
S326.49 alleged due on a bill of
goods shipped to them by M. Sel
ler and company wholesale Jewel
era of Portland. Beth lJiraway
who was also made a defendant
in the case, was given a non-suit.
This is a cose wherein Brlstow
and Carter claimed that a portion
of the goods shipped to them was
intended for Laraway. - '"
The next case to come up was
that of Wilbur I Rayburn against
H. P. Norton to foreclose a land
sale contract ' A jury as follow
was taken: Richard BXemen, J.
D. Wigle, Tv C. Devaney, 1. W.
Hockaday. Henry Taylor, Loren
Scrivner. William McBee, William
Wills. P. H. Magee, Monroe Hills
and O. U Prindel.
H. E. S!attery appears as at
torney for the p'.alntlff and Pot
ter, Foster and Immel for the defendants.
Moose Dance
Wednesday night. Dream
land ball. Public invited.
8-12-2
Inura with Henry Tromp. 31 W.i
The Home -
of Wedding Jewelry
The price that comes with'
the possession of Jewelry
that has value as its pri
mary thought can ; be ob
tained from jewelry pur
chased here. For wedding
or engagement rings , you
can be assured- that yours
will possess value.; Paying
particular attention to thd
settings . we , are sure , to
pleasure you and the proud,
wearer of your gifti ; , ; 'j
STATE LEGISLATOR COnNO
.. FOR CELEBRATION
Jegton Poet ExccnUns Oommlttce
OutHnea Fiona for SneaUtlnc
' ami Band Concert July 4 ,.,
w. K. Kubli. of Portland, apeak
er of the lower house of the Ore
gon state legislature, will be the
principal apeaker at the July 4
ceiabratlon to be held here under
the direction of Lane County post
of the American Legion, according
to tho announcement last night at
a meeting of the executive corrt
mittoo of the organisation. Kubll
is scheduled to sneak in the fore
noon following a band concert
that will start at :S0. The place
nf the sneaklna- has not been de
cided. The county court has
granted permission for the speak
ing and concert at the city park
but has barred other forma of en
tertainment and concessions from
the county property. ,
A tentative outline of some of
the entertainment features for the
holiday celebration were discussed
by the executive committee. Ne
gotiations hove been started be
tween the legion post and the Hltt
Fireworks company of Seattle for
the presentotlon of the firework
display. A parachute jumper who
will leap from an airplane over
the fairgrounds . is also to be
brought here from San Francisco
for the event, the committee an
nounces. Air' plana suunts by
Lieutenant R. M. Kelly, of this
city, IS also a plan of the enter
tainment committee.
The parade will start at 11 a.
m. following the band concert
and speaking and races and other
games are scheduled to be held
starting at one p. m. prior to the
show to be held at the fair
grounds.
MAN DIES FROM INJURY
L. A. BABCOCK FATALLY IICRT
AT MILL
Biff Slnb Strikes Enffono Maa
- wlillo at Work In Plant of .
" Ponn Lumber Company '
L. A. Babcock, aged 59, and re
siding at 510 Van Burcn stroet,
Kugcne, died at the Mercy hospi
tal yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock as a result of Injuries sus
tnlnoil In the mill of tho Penn
Lumber company at Penn, west of
Kugcne, on the coos uay nrnncn
of the Southern Pacific, Monday
afternoon. "
A slub of wood weighing per
haps 100 pounds struck him with
great force inflictina' Internal In
juries. He was brought to Eugene
on- the train that afternoon In an
unconscious state and remained so
until he died nearly 24 hours aft
erward. '
He Is survived by hi widow and
two eons, Fay C, Babcock, of Oro
Flno, Idaho, and Lee D. Babcock,
of Moosojaw, Canada.
The funeral will be hold at the
Vottch chapel Friday, June 15, at
2 p. m. Rer. Charles B. Dunham,
of the Baptist church will conduct
the services.. ' ' , ,
.,.., mid In riMiulrvd of all mount
ed officer of the state troops to
bo 'comiiisiMl prior to the annual
cunin each year. 1
TEACHERS HERE TODAY
IlKTWEKN T AND 100 TO TAKE
EXAMINATIONS
Between 15 and 100 applicant
for teacher' certificate are ex
pected to present thetiiHvlvva at the
nvitii-annuul examination to be
held at tho oourthousn during tit
remainder of this week, benlnnln
nt o'clock till morning, wild hi.
J. Moore, county school supvrln
londent, yesterday. This 1 ex
pen'ed to be the lament cliuvi of
applicants for a long time, suld the
auuerttitondeitt.
The schedule of subject for the
week follows: t. .
VHlulr forenooa II. 8. butory,
writing (pociuiau.hliO. music, drawlns.
WmlaMtUy sftvrmmn I'byvtolear,
nudln, manual trstnlns, roaiMlllun.
(fomfotie sclnics, uivtumU In roadlug,
coune of tuuy far drawing, nwlhoiU In
rlthmrtlo. . ,
Tliurstlsy forsnoon Arllhnittlc, nl
tory ot xlucstlun. iyolwlo)r, nwthoda
in vMiriitiliv. nMflhsutesI drswlns. do-
niiis art. nuim of ituily lur louillc
Thurvdny afternoon Orsmmsr, seos
rSDhr. tncsriliy. Anwrli nn lllorstur,
ttbynlctf, typvwrlllnlt. mvthod In Uu-ihH-U
Mr iirlniurv rvrllflente.
Krliiny forenoon Theory snd lirnctlee.
onnogrupny inpouinm. iMij.nni
rniihy. KnslUh lllrruiuro. ilivuiUiry.
Krlitny atlernoon Hihiml law, Iol
oiy, slgfbrs. civil geveramenl,
Snlurdsr lorenoo loiutnr. botany.
Hlunly afteruoon UnrlN hUlury.
bookkieplns.
UNION SERVICE PLANNED
LOCAL CHVIU'IIICS OI'TIJNK
Kl'MMER MONTH SOIIEDt'LH
Arrangement Mniki t HuM Sun
day Davotloiul I mlir Co
Oiawnllon Arrangement .
Schedules for the tummor union
services of the churches of Ku-
geno were arranged at a meeting
of the ministerial union yesterday.
Tho services, which are held eni-n
Hummer, will start this year Sun-
dny, July 1. and will continue tor
nine Sundays ending August 24.
alternating at the various churohea
that are co-operating in me ar
rangement. The music for encn
service will be held under the di
rection of the directors at the
church where the service Is held.
Tho pastors of the local churches
will also alternate at mo services.
Following s the schedule pre
pared and the list of speakers:
July 1 aieinooisi cnurcn, ai.
B. Rutherford, antl-clgarette advocate.
July 8 -ri Presbyterian cnurcn.
nr. J. M. Walters of Methodist
church.
July 15 Baptist church. Dr. is.
V. 8llvers. of Christian church.
July 22 Christian church, rep
resentative of the Presbyterian
synod of Oregon.
July 20 Methodist church,
William Moll Caso, of Presbyterian
church.
August 5 Presbyterian church.
Itev. a E. Dunham, of Baptist
ehtlrctt.
August 1! Baptist church.
Rnv. P. E. Dunham.
r August 19 Congregational
church. Dr. E. V. Stivers.
August 2 Christian church,
pr. J. M. Walters.
I J ; '
'MaV
OFFICERS TO TAKE RIDE
PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST- TO
BE HELP THIS EVENING
Thirty miles of horseback rid
Ing I the program slated this eve
nine for the throe mounted offl'
cers of the national guard of this
oltv.- Malor W. O. White, com
mander of the first battalion of
ilin 180th Infantry, Captain Orvllle
Waller, commander of the Eugene
nodical detachment and Captain
W. II. Dale, commander of the
Lebanon medics, will take the ride
up the McKensle highway and are
required to complete tho trip with
in six hours, according to the re.
ulntlons of the state guard orri
, ,,Tbe rldo .ls ,a tost, of .physical
Illness of the mounted guard offl-
WOMAN LOSES LICENSE
MRS. WOODHOl'SE CANNOT
DIUVE FOR THREE MONTHS
r- aid Wnodhouse. who was
'arretted Monday on a charge of
speeding her automoniie on tne
street, will have to torero that
pleasure until about the middle of
September, as her drivers' license
was suspended yesterday by Police
Judge King for three months. Mrs.
Woodhouse when arraigned In
court Monday afternoon sold she
was not guilty or tne orrense. out
yesterday concluded to change her
plea. The police state that there
has been considerable complaint
about Mrs. Woodhouse's fast driv
ing on the streets.
j, T. Maxwell was tinea s ior
parking his motorcycle on the
sidewalk, and E. P. Walters the
some amount for double parking
bis car on the street.
DANCE
Crow hall Friday, June 15. Ve-
neta orchestra. 8-18-8
Auto sV Fire Ins. O. N. McLean, tf
What Do I Want
In My Bank?
5 ' '
MODERN METHODS
' .... ...
In my bank I want to
find modern methods
the rapid, accurate present-day
methods. Not
that it makes any differ
ence In my interest rate,
but I like to know that
my bank is aggressive
and up-to-date.
' Where I ; bank, at the
, First National, they are
aggressive and up-to-date,
They are modern
in every respect
Any Ona of Thousand
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
of Eugene
ilMCt
ls
M Old,
' lrnttipil,
' Pilled "
Entire Slock Of
Trimmed Hals On Sale
LOT NO. I TO $5.00, SALE PRICE $2.95
LOT NO. 2. TO $8.50, SALE PRICE $5.00
LOT NO 3 TO $15.00, SALE PRICE $7.50
This will he welcome 'news to the women and misses of V.wuent and viciniiv .
trimmed hat milady heretofore admired may be 'purchased nl a decided saving inJ
as ucsignateu nnove. laoic nurr tiiwi? ui mm mihuhiuk vic.itiuiu ncrc lor
choosing. ' j ' ' : '','';.;
Any hat you might select would he a welcome compliment to some frock or srf
wear, lor tnese millinery styics arc pariituiany amii.iuiv..
COMPLF.TF LINKS OF CAMP REDS,' CHAIRS, STOOLS, i
TABLES. STOVES. SERVICE UNITS FOR CAS, OIL AND V
WATER, LUGGAGE CARRIERS, TENTS, ETC.
3 Pound Box Soda Crackers 42c
Fancy Creamery Butter, pound 42c ft Bars Crystal White Soap for
o r,.:i ...i.:.- el CO "llll M,t.," lrft Kr.i,
8-potmd Pail Snowhite at .$1.59.
Large 1'ackagc Kcrrs I'aucake riour..oc
4 Pounds Cocfa for ............ .......5c
-Fresh Rhubarb, the Pound at ..
4 Cans Solar Brand Pineapples
Ball Mason" Perfect Jars-Pint TSc
dozen ; Quarts 95c dozen; Gallon 9
dor.cn.
,.5c Zinc Mason Jar Cnni, tloicn
..95c (Genuine Zinc Caps and Cold Fickj
3 Cans "Stemo" Canned Heat 25c
$1.15 WHITE ENAMEL HANDLE BROOM 98c. 1
- 30 ROLLS TOILET PAPER FOR $1.00.
,' -50c HAND SPRAYS. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL. 45c. ; . .2 i
LetAppl
egate
Easy Credit Terms
'sFurnishYourHoiL
A Few of Our Many Moderately;
Priced Offerings
Queen Ann Walnut Dining Room Set, table
and four chairs
$59.00
3-piece Bcdrom Set, finish silvertonc dec
orated, bow foot bed, cliiffonettc and
dresser. . '.'' .'' '.' .. !
sii8:oo
Child's Bedroom Set, , silvertonc, finished,
decorated, . 3-3 bed, drcssilig table and
bench ' -" ?' :
Tapestry Davenport, chair and rocker to
match, full size and good quality ' '
5135.00
Day Bed, cretonne covering. Attractive
lounge by day, full size bed ot night
527.50
Just received shipment of Mahogany Book
Cases, wonderful values
525.00 505.00
Um Your ;
Credit
870 Willamette St
Applegate
Tremendous Offeringi '
Floor Rugs
Here is Eugene's greatest f H
standard quality, nigsnd W"
gene's fairest prices, coupled to
most liberal. . :' !,'
FOUR WONDERFUL RUG VM
Fine Wilton Ri.g iii.9xl2 i' tP
$,wsioo.s.o
Beautiful patterns that cM , lhe i
duplicated.' All Oriental e
st of. wool yarns. A gc"u,w
from normal price. gjxi0,6
Lcedom's Wilton RuRi, ,. ,
Regular price J2Tf A i
$70.50
Extreme value in Oriental Vff
duction that will nppca' W tn .
Rich colorings. ' ' , Rtg,
Wool Velvet Rugs in 9x12 ' .
price $50.00. .
$36.25 . ?
A spccial ttZ
order to intensify the n tc "
rug guying. The Pcr4 8 ,
and most uttrnctive. , J
Furniture Co.