MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE. SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1023
invs
Si Seuort Begins Early at Newport
n.nna Han anu.Ait Amusement itMnri nnnn
'i "Or:, June , IS. MoOlaln'i iiomi, it not iiKely,
rfTiii llpghtwr.) .-Ben-however, tliut Yuiiiliut buy will bo
'.'S. Mttd 'HluiifloM and bridged fur u number of uurn. A
i V, Jluwloy arrived ferry will ba In opinion until tha
loak after til Inter, highway lit ouiiiplwtod (a Clio Cull
i..o7il In this county, lornln line, f
. " 'j ii'iiiik in
ana the roul from Newport north
(O HllolK buy I IICIW nhmilillulu m.r.
t low thin. Tuurlsl will find this
tt mllo drlvo aim of Ihu rani jiIi.cipi
uro trip of the counfrv. win,
saonia bouuiy unsurpiisHud, ' Com
fortable, sheltered camping spots,
with plenty of pure mountain wa
ter ii nd drift wood, nuiy ba found
lit uliii'om nny ikilnt along tho
way. Tho flnhlnir ut Itookv
I'Hiiui, amy, niiQis . imy aim urirt
i .musrment resorts nt
r
r ... a,, .11 for tho wudiMt,
HJ.n!. il nionlll earlier
S due no doubt, to splen
KJl.4 ,0".rovmnt of the
'!iivl highway, nnd
jfiIrltV throughout tho
J-'i'V:. ;
Ii- iirt artillery compuny.
uonl "'"'' of Newport,
rCIln' lxckwood. left
l;?or the summer training
1L..1 gnliMIhWBy Hngln
of .l..n I. In this
'ffiilns. conoernlnf the
i'tii pig !..,."""
Jiwar Congratulated
'SiU mV .wife's 'death,
t years go?l have suf
fti greatly front stomach
i liver trouble and gas
Klii. I lost-over 50 lbs.,
J it times was its yellow
uffron. My doctths could
thelp me., ' Six doses of
lyi'i Wonderful Remedy
n tntirely cured rhc. 1
ttirtgaincd my weight
I tWry one is congrattt
me how well I look."
it 1 simple, harmless
rtion that, removes
I catarrhal mucus . from
1 intestinal tract arid Bl
ithe inflammation,!iich
practically all Jstom
1, ier and intestiqnl ail
itt, including nfcndi
, One dose wi)l con-
or money rcfurjucd.
AH, Druggists. ; ' ' '
I pay
k at
Loline cannot only drive
ar at terrific speed it
reduce it to a mass of
atenmetal. A leaky con-
pm a short circuit or
engine the car is cu-
Vped by fire tue. gas
explodes. It wj
to repair a gas
M ar other
'm ol fir
4 cannot bo oaailr cW.
M Even a minor bUM
jwrear or garago means
(stUy of cash for ro
iv. It is wise to insure
M ear agauut each loss.
ft lutomobile.. insurance
t8 'coveriii'iT- f ir. ' 'thrft.
fwn, iiaouity. ana ,rop-
cJmmoa
some of
thle tlinu of
creak la oxciillcntat
year.
N. J.. rjCKinmun nnil ernwi nrn
In port tv inuka it U. H. bur ur-
vey. Tho limt nuunillnxn hIiow a
depth of tU fent nt the Ymiulna
buy. The "Hn Koitm" ' In bolnif
uni'd for oulnlilo work, nm tho 0,
H. coiiNt nuard boute fur the Ineldo
uar work.
e
The rirat port il lull-In or Tort-
Intnl. iindiT Major Sluyo, Ih nand
inic Kri'd Doltock, tha well linown'
diver, with it iiiiili'lo eubiiiurlnn
blnnllnK outfit to remove it ehnrp
plnnitvled ruck recently uniovurcd
In the Imrbor chiinni'l, They px-
poet to comlurt exlnnalvn bliialliu.
operntlonii on the r tin ni'inon.
Anicnif Kuuena rouUi 1 1 ntn ni the
Ollmoro urn: C. F. Wllliiiiim, W,
C. AiiJiTiipn, M. Ii. WcHtiirlnir, Kvn
Ituniliill, Kutn LIvPiiKOdd, U K.
Korpp 11 nil wire, M. Wnlpoln, A.
I". Tritwlrk. J. f. Ilnrvey, (leore
llnrvey. Mr. -It. W. U'cln, und
datiirhteni.
e e e
Mm. Clin. I DuuKhly nnd
dnuKhlere or Kukciio inotori'd to
the bniioh Huturdny find . have
opened their "Vnlo" cottuso for
tho umniani. '
e 1 e e
Ienley N. WrthrrbnA nnd family
are comrortnbly loi-nted In the
Martin cottuga for u elx week'
y.
Mm. Dert llurlry nnd children
arrived luet evenliig rrom KiiK'ne
to epend tho eeuMon nt Nye beuch.
e e e
N. Derrick or Kukene' In In the
city looking nflrr bualtiniui Inter-cute.
I At McKenzie River Resorts
y damagi
fcsATrW.PheieM7
uiecte, Oregoa
AT1 TIKIMMIN'H HKHOIIT
' ReUter Ine County Sneclell
. VIDA, Ore,, Juno 16. luonl of
the Thomeon reeort for tho pun
week wore Kurln I). Curl In. Ku
ene: 8. I,. Tnylor, A, L. Uhouich,
McKennle ItrldKe; W. it. Heche.
Lewie II. HlinkH. W. 10, CiirlKon.
II of I'ortlnnd; John 8. Orlh, or
Mod ford; (Joorge ' I'ulnnm, of
Bnlein; Mr. nnd Mm. O. W. Man
ning, of. I'ortlnnd; Mine Ida Ncm.
of Eugene, and Mr. nnd Mm. It. I.
Rlltcr or I'ortlnnd, and Mr. nnd
Mm. II. II. Hurko of Ban Fran
cliico. . .
Mr. and Mr; Hurke aucoeoded In
catching 60 trout, Including two
Dolly Vardenn, ono weighing 14
pounds nnd one aeven pounds.
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"CLEM DP'MOIEira
MOTOItlHTS I'IMiKD TO KEEP
CAMPS AND HOAWSIDE8 TIDY
Suggestion I AihaiKvd Uuu G'
rngnl lVovkki nabtiMi Hnnrvla
for Dtnpol of lU'fueo
fllnco vacationing In automobiles
became, ao popular, occasional
complalnM that city folka are. In
iin.rf to ha careleu In their treat
ment of the beauty apola along
rncticlea have been Heard
it.i.'miiv theiiA comolalnta have
h.n rnlied bv reeldent In th
rural communlllea,. who .point out
that olty dwiUloro -woupd' nover
allow thefn trt litter up thfllr -urtfnn
lawn and farkwayit.
City motor car owuora lire Ink
ing the' leiiit In tha movement to'
gut motor vunttlonlHtH to "clean
up ii they-gu." tho flrat few
hiindreiV perKoni who Kent In
liluilgim to the liendiiiui'tvrii of the
motorist leuguo for counlryslda
preeervntloii, iiniidliiiilly all guvo
oltl.'H n h theli'''rimldiice,
'i'lio Iviiguo'le milking good pro
grnsH .lji It work, of odiinnllng
inolorlnlH to the Importune of
cli'iinlng up nmiiy. slniii, resting
places mid roudnldc, but reul suu
cam cunnot be atlnlnod unit' every
motorist whu goea "on tour" has
promised to aid In tha work.
An Interesting booklet descrlb
liilf tho work of the leuguo hus
bron printed and will bo sant to
all who will wrlto tho houdiiuar
tors, 119 WuBt, .tOth strout, New
orle. U ' : '
That motorists liro thinking of
what can be- done Is shown by an
article In a recent Issue or Motor,
giving a constructive answer In
tho oHon-repeated' query "Where
will I throw It?" , In this article.,
written by William O. Hhoiiherd.
member of the league. It Is sug
gested unit , jrurngos, -throughout
the country be oaulpbod with bar
rel! .and -that vacationists removo
their rerdso and llttef ta those re
CALIFORNIA SALES LARGE
IiAST YKAH'H CAIl TOTAUt ARE
., 1IKA Vtl,V INCHEAKKD
Koiitlirrn t'lillruniln F-kixxKiI to
Kliuw Ia'iiiI tit Nearly 60 IN-r
tit Ovu- May NiiIim In
BAN KUANCIHOO. Juno 10. In
splto of continued chilly weuther.
wllh 'snow In tho lilnh Hlcrrn. Hint
Kriinclsco iind northern California
nutomobllo deiivrs uro holding
their own and making gains. Mny
was ft . good inotiih for most of
thorn und Juno bids fair to be fur
better Ihun May. igvwry dealer In
the city reports greater sales In
May nnd Juno than during the
snme period last your.
Automobile buying In southern
California, continues ut tho record
puco tit which it liiiH.bcen going
sinco tne start or tbe new yeur.
Indlciitlon point to little If any
railing off In Mny In the selling
i peed attained In April. As for
comparisons with Mny of lust year
the Increase has been prodigious
una will proncbly show close to uu
per cent Ktiln over 1022.
Klgurcs furnished by Motor Fox
fori tho eleven aouthern counties
of the stnle up to nnd Including
Mny 28 furnish In the new pas
senKer cur sales for tho fifteenth
leaders on the list, which us a rule
are responsible for about 110 per
cent of , the total, ' the basis for
uuito. a closo nnd . urcurnto est!
mute of what tho May "recap"
will disclose.
20,000 motor vehlHcn wero
ported In'Mnrch from tho United
Htntes nnd Amorlcnn brunchPB In
Canada. ' Tho highest previous
mom lily record was In Mny or 1920
when shipments ninounteu to 19,
770, .
In the Inst fifteen years, tho
United States hits spent between
115,000.000.000 nnd $20,000,000,-
000 for passenger nutomobilen nnd
trucks.iMoro thnnl (0,000,000.000
have -boon expended for Improved
Harry Ij. Olive, who has been
selling .Wlllye-Overland cars for
many yeurs, has been chosen pres
fdent or tho Tnoon i chamber or
commerce.
With the production of 21,095
cars In April, tho Durum plants
how a, tool produclon of 65,205
cars for tho first four months of
192S. nnd 124, 360 cunt since the
production stnrtcd nlno months
ago. . . ' : ,- : .. ..
' The Real Dlffloulty :- -"This
question scorns to puxsle
you."
. "Not, tho question but tho an
swer." Sondagn Nlsso (Stock
holm.) '
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June is a delightful. month "Up McKenzie Way" for a eek-end trip or the entire month's vacation. The roads are in excellent shape to alt
prominent resorts, and the keepers are ready to supply your every want. Their tables are fairly loaded with good things to eat and splendid
accommodations are available all along the Highway. Jaunts that formerly required a full day s travel, and hard travel at that, can now be
made in comfort in a couple of hours. Make your plants to visit the McKenzie Highway Resorts today, this week, or this week-end. See the
McKenzie while the scenery is at its best. , ' .1 ,
Fhhing, Hunting, Boating; Packing, Hiking, Mountain Climbing, Swimming, Motoring, Etc.
' " The Business People, Whoso Names Appear on This Page, Take Pleasure in Inviting You to Visit Their Places of Business;
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', Freo Auto Camp Grounds with' Table "
Free Cut Wood Good Flatting
Rainbow Camp
f,,t . , Ii. 'QUIMBV, Prop.
In tlte hMd of Uio Oswcado mountains on the
beautiful McKcntio river, 50 miles from Eugene,
S miles oast of Blue river, ono of the prettiest
places In tho rlvor lor camping. Rainbow Camp
storo cq.n aupply you with Food Supplies,. Jersey
n,uk nni nrenm. Fresh Kkks and Vegetables,
Flhlng Tacklo, etc,-, gasoline and oils. Arrange
ments made for pacn onimius ana guiuca.
formation frooly glvon to strangers. . ,
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P. O. Address: Blue Rlvor, Ore.
Sparks Ranch
. (45 Miles from Eugene)
The best place on-McKenzie Highway to
, Eat you may be the judge ,
Daily. Dinners 75c Sunday Dinners $1.00
Home-made Ice Cream, Strawberries and
Whipped Creain. Free Camp Ground with
Tables. Make reservations for rooms. :
Hotel rMenzie
On McKenzie Highway ;;
Fifty-six Miles:"East of Eugene - :
The Best of Hunting and Fishing
Good Meals . Good Beds
For Guides Write for Dates
Meals at All Hours Rates $3.00 per Day
" Special Rates' by the Week
McKenzie Bridge, Ore.
A. Parle ; ' Jack Shaffer
Harry ; G, Hayes
General Merchandlstii Automobile Supplies,
'Gasoline and OAs;1 ancL Campers' Supplies
'. l:'': f "
Professional Guide and Hunter . .
Complete Outfitter , ( , .
McKenzie Bridge;' Ore. .
HUNGRY?
. ' STOP AT SEYMOUR'S
. For Sandwiches and lee Cream
- Right at Fish Hatchery v - : '
Rainbow Camp Garage
7 W. E. Wolf. Prop. . .
Auto Repairing, Supplies, Tires and Tubes
Free Air. Furnished Tent House for Rent
Belknap Hot Springs
H. B. SLOAN, Mgr.
McKenzie's Most Popular Summer Resort
Located on water's edge of McKenzie
First-Class Hotel Accommodation
Cottages for Rent.
. Natatorium and Hot Mineral Baths
Geo. H. Moody
Experienced Guide and Packer
''AS years in the business '
Complete Outfits Good Stock
June is an ideal month in the
mountains for bear and fish
' Only few open dates write at once
GEO. H. MOODY
McKenzie Bridge, Oregon
You will find Lake, Spark
ling Rivera, Mountain Mead
ow, Forests, Snow-capped
Peaks, Vast Lava Beds, Gla
ders and Other Attractions.
Log Cabin Hotel
The most picturesque spot on the t
J McKenzie Highway 1 '
Room and Board by '
Day, Week or Month .
Write for Reservation and Rates
Two-and-a-half hour drive from Eugene
; . Sunday Qinners a Specialty ;
Thomson's Resort
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Thomson A Son
Where you get the best on the McKenzie
river Experienced Guides., Boating $7.50
to $9.00 a day, according to mileage. Board
and Lodging $3.50 per day. Weekly rates
on application.
Sunday Dinner $1.00
Telephone, Eugene, Oregon. Gov't Tel.,
' Thomson Station, Vida, Oregon
JIL1Q0D
Thirty-seven Miles from Eugene
, Fine Road .
Al Cook in Charge of Boating
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner $1.50
Rooms with Detached Baths '
P. O. Address: Vida, Ore.
McKenzie Diver
Stage
Paasenger Express Freight Service
1 SCHEDULE: 8 A. M., 12:30 P. M.
Office 8th and Pearl
Phone 221
McKenzie River Highway-Lane's Scenic Driveway ,
m it: Has
titndtlast"
rV
Uke it '.nnf uihiU 1
Oni .Willamette and
"rood used part at ohc
lot c'ojt of a' hew one.
they ean fix us up."
jV 'tat; our customers
f have parts for
?tsny car, ami can sup
U with a trailer built
W fJrder. dome in and
.I ,ye try tur best to
".II ni
, -i vt
our customers.
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a,
i.i'. , i
hckingCo.
Wulartetu'
There's a new job forT motor truck - moving a whole town j
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i -. JrfC..i,li -e"r"- L ""1 5Lr" k'f
A "r i 1 -
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. .. I ....:.:. .h.7.i nv: .ivlna employment to all of erred In the vie nlty becau
';' T'L moving of the autemorjtie . ntaM.f . . --r jn;-ab,0 . 0f the vll- of the stnnamg iimu.r n
?.nffi: WMr n,.". V. being .n?ov
v. ... ttu am
motor truck and '"I"L )2no Inhabitant",
Iho oi.iiy. m ; .nnnllBd the chem
aort ne.na i-". "".", ,.,h mw
the vicinity because nil
Deen
moved to
Cadlllao, between 11 and 12 miles
more
written to tne -KiHiifrv Plant, . , .
which when completed will give
employment to many more men
tlan the former mills at Jennings.
In common with most American
cities, Cadillac has been handi
capped for several years with &
shortnge of houses, and as it Is
the desire of the lumber company
to retain as many of their formex
employes as possible, it was lmper?
ative that the former residents of
Jennings have some place to live
when they came to this city with
the mills.
In Jennings there nre upwards
of about a hundred very well built
and desirable houses, the property
of the company. The problem was
to move them to Cadillnc intact
without tearing down or damag
ing the structures.
A thorough Investigation of dif
ferent methods of moving the vil
lage was made and at the conclu
sion of this investigation a unique
tlan of using a motor truck and
especially designed and built trail
fr was adopted. The houses, were
raised by Jacks, the specially do
rlgned trallor backing underneath,
then ' the buildings lowered until
tho weight rested entirely on tho
body of tne trailer ana arier mat
It was merely a matter of trans
portation. After various building movers
had been consulted In connection
with tho plan of moving the houses
Intact, all but one of them said
that It was not a praotlcot method
and could not be successtully ac
complished. Tho ono exception
wns Joe D. Knrcher of Cndlllno,
who not only expressed his beliot
that It could be successfully carried-out,
but offered If necessary
to back the venture with his last
dollar. The project was started
last fall nnd completed by the
close of January with the excep
tion of a warehouse, some of the
privately owned residences nnd
tho church shown In tho accom
panying Illustration. Work ot
moving the privately owned homos
to this city Is now going en. ,N
. . Tmiohed
It was a soiree muelcnle.
singer had Just finished
Kentucky Home."
The hostess, seeing one of her
guests weeping In a remote cor
, "Are you a KentucklanT" ,
And the nnswer came quickly:
"No, madam, I am a musician,"
Montreal Palette, ....i. . .
Wilted potnto plnnts should be
rogued out of tha field designed for
certification, If It Is a case of plain
wilt the plants on each side are
best taken out, as the disease
spreads through the soil nnd Is al
most sure lo Infest ' plnnts olosor
thnn two feet, : i
Stationary, But No Station
Old Colored Mammy "Ise
wants a ticket fo Florence."
Ticket Agent (after ten min
utes of weary thumbing over rail
road guides) "Where Is Flor
ence?" f - ' i. . j
Old Colored " Mammy "Settln
over dar on de bench." Princeton
Tiger. " i T
small
Tho Pttmn's So
Wanted Slnalc man for
retail milk route and general fane
work; must know how to milk ant .
drive Ford car. Classified ad i la
the Rural New Yorker. :
nan ii ihi II M M
Mssrjreord J Vi ' , 4
A
"My Old
Hand-Built
Tires
HAND-BUILDING processes
contribute to the superior
ity of C-T-C tires. 1
A greater degree and better tjual
ity of skilled hand-craftsmanship
are made possible under the im
proved processes and strictly Urn-
ited production maintained at the
model C-T-C tire plant. '
' C-T-C Cords have beautiful custom.
buflt appearance, and an ttroaier,
.mors durable Utronhoot puiltQus
VU lower drtvini lnnsiion
' musllr recommended for on
.'. ttrts.
Columbia Tire Corporation Factory Branch
OIIA8. n. DEVINK, BRANCH MANAGEIt
4 Won Sth Ave. ' ' Bogooe. Ore
Dcalen Through ont Uw County
Columbia Tire Corporation
, Portland, Orefoa
The Following Are C. T4 C Detl;
Eue-ena Vulnan i nsr Works. 147 Oak
Blair Boulevard Service Station, First and tLjr
i Eugene Carat, U Fifth Avenue Wert -
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