Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 01, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4 3 3 tfv. TWO Three Button Suits for Men $25, $27.50 ; $30 Young Men's and Sport Models $18.50, $20 and $25 Men's Oxfords $4.50, $5, $6.50 ' Young Ladies' Pumps $4.50 TWr-n -nTW CLOTHING and JTTlTLflO SHOE STORE 646 Willamette Street MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, JULY I, 1923 mmmm I iiuir ii (it on oni n i rrrn I Leonard su-vcm.. ponm.. I n 'S.- "JlJ IllfUk NHIVillllllinill-K Hml in unwr rw trial mw I , UUIILIIUI JUUULUnNLIt JndKo W.dla Monday morning al l ' . ; , ' ' IT IW"51a3gIJte tali of tm urear vuraooni Vacuum Bottles l'-pint size $1.79 . Just the thing for camping or picnics. Special' while they last one week $1.79. FREE .. f Few More Tubes s F. Listerine Tooth Paste One Free with liach Purchase .f j VANESS ' ' Liquid Scalp Massage ' The new preparation to promote growth of hair and i destroy dandruff is here try it. f 232 Phone We Denver . Phone 232 ',, , .It Always Pays to Trade at Gray's Gray's Way Celebrate the Day! In celebration of the founding of a new Republic our forefathers declared July 4th a Holiday. In order to give ourselves and our employes an oppor tunity to celebrate this great day, our stores will hi closed all day Wednesday, July 4th. . On Tuesday extra employes will assist in caring for the crowds. . r A. RALPH GRAY and MERWIN R. IRISH, Proprietors f .. Dallas B., Murphy, manager at Springfield. !' Ivan Warner, manager at Cottage Grove. Charles Weems, manager at Lebanon, i , Charles Coombs, manager at Corvallis. Morris McCulloch, manager at Albany. Columbia Grafonola Portable Model Mahogany, , golden oak and fumed oak. Base loc21 4, height 13 5-8 .inches. Equipped with non-set automatic stop. ' The regular price of this, convenient portable Grafonola is $G0. , SPECIAL OFFER $50.00 "r,. , with twelve 75c records of your own choosing; Trms $5.00 down and $5.00 per month .J Applegate Furniture 3 r'"Xl HeiUg Theatre Bid : T. " "We Will Furnish Your Home on Easy Payments i Duly One Degree Below Noi -! mal, Says Weather Man 'rain is above average . Ttilrtwti Unys oil Willed l'nvliil- tnlhin Oivumil hut Xt I Vwy K.wdvo I The weather durlnir triviitrr 1 imrt of Juno wua aoniowliut dli- agivoaidp to tho nvoram riHltl.it oir inTOnn! uf mi ninny roiny il;tys hut lor ult that till- im-ini t'iiiru turo was only oiu d.'Hivo lu'low normal and tttt rain fall vn ttnl .33 abovo I lu avurair tu'cordlnc to 1a .lootHohiu.s, loaI wiMitlH't observer for the irovornnuMit. Tho reason it niiponrod there , waa so much rata U that the mois ture was anroud out over an un usually large, number of day. The reoortt shows that It r.OneU on 11 daya, whereas the rainfall in .luue usually occuis in heavier showers anil not so t'reiuenl. Mr. Uoet- chits says the rainfall for June was 1.90 inches as compared with A normal for IT years of l.ii" inches. Owins to the luimUllty mui cloudy weather with no evapora tion ami 13 days of rain tho W il lamette river for the month has remained 1.3 feet above normal for a period of six years. The mean tempcratur for tlm ! month was' CO. 2 tU'Krees, TIk' I maximum was 90 on the 2!th and J the minimum an on the Hth. i There were only nine entirety clear Ulays. KiRht were part'y clear ami ' 13 were cloudy. There were no frosts, halls or sleets. There wai )n liKht thunderstorm on the .15th i and the nrtivatlimr dineition of the wind was front tho northwest j ltaily Konrd ;ivvu The record, of maximum nnd minimum temivrature antl pre cipitation for each day follows: Hate Max. Mln. Hnln S3 24 !5 (13 67 63 81 .6 S3 S 1 S3 71 (4 r.9 CO cs C7 C4 71 71 c:. C3 C6 71 C7 70 74 S3 90 !9 it 45 40 44 45 50 51 4'J 40 64 53 4 J 45 4 59 47 alt 49 CO 51 47 4S '43 4G 61 4S :,s 4S 53 5S .119 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 ."t .00 .M .13 .ot; .00 .04 .so .04 .00 .00 .05 .o: .15 .07 .00 .00 .00 .oo .00 1 CAUEHT WITH MOON ; OFHCERS ASSKJ4T MUX WKHE 11K1.VKINK AT DOXXA ! Four of Party I trout-lit to F.uffmc nml Jufltxl on 7iarKc of 1 Posst.-ini; Lltuor i Seven men were caupht with i the "Koods" on them necordin to i OfTicers Rodney Roach nnd Karl Humphreys, nnd four of them were lodged in Jail early this morn i inK. 'following their alleged lliuor i operations at a danco ut lioiini ! last niKht. The officers state thnt 1 they saw eight men drinkfnif, and found some of the "moon" in their i possession. I Richard Lendsey. -Pale Owens. Donald Owens nnd Iiave Stivers. all of Cottage Grove, were 'brought j to Eugene nnd incarcerated in the j county Jnll. nnd .Inmes Kennedy. I of Wendllnif, Marvin Hitmmctt und l.eotuiiM Stevens, of I'onnii. were cited to nppear for trial before .IndKo Wells Monday uioruliiK u 10 o'clock. Lindsey and (he two twen were, drinking in a far, Ih olllcen assert, and since liquor was found' 111 the automobile, it llnblw lo courit-catloit under tho recent en forcement law. Another mull was also In this party, but he fled when the oillceis approached, . It was stated. The other four men were drink ing near a fence, and as the pin cers canto upon them, one of the members of the party dropped the bottle partly rilled with "moon" over a fence, ticcordlng lo the of ficers' report. He laler retrieved ihis. when lie saw that he was cauulit. The Ihnior and automobile will be presented as evidence, II wo slated. rorxTitv stXKHixt.; n.tn HOI, 1S MKKliXfJ Mlsa A. IU'iujImui, Savliiltst Tor Cuistf Jar IVinimiiy. tiUi-x W'ty liitinxwtliur Talk The Country Sunshine club he'd a special meeting Monday at the homo of Mrs. I". 11. Mch'lhnliy, northeast of Kugene. A very Interesting nnd Instruc tive program was carried out. Miss A. Ilenglson. who for eight years 'was county superintendent of schools of itenvllle county. Minn. ( Kenvllle county had the first county nurse In the flitted States), and who Is now Canning specialist for a glass Jar company, gave .1 very Interest inir talk on canning eiuipment. "S'lnety per cent of the spoil age." says Miss Ilenglson, "Is dm to -defective eMUtpment." lefcels In jars were poliiletl out. differ ent bran.ls o? rubbers tile, prov ing that co'or of Jar or rubber is a mutrcr of choice not of iuallty. Tells of Intcrt-stlluc Surfy Miss Itenglson told ot a very In teresting survey mnde white she was county school superintendent Three communities of threo dif ferent nationalities were Included The children handed In a record of the kind of food they ate for (he threo nieals for a certain tlms. showing that It was essentially Ihn same for the three communltle and that a "balanced ration" win lacking. Milk, fruit and vege tables were not used as liberally as they shoud be. She tiecamo in terests! and in turn interested the parent In the hot lunch antl the necessity of canning more fruits and vegetables. Ml Omgill Inim.stnitif Miss Cowgill, assistant, state club leader for girls, told ot how cunning was first done by the French ami demonstrated the can nln?; ot pena through the various steps of bleaching, cold dipping.! filling and stcrllltlng Jam nnd rub-j hers, to the final processing In' boiling water. Questions werr; asked by the members and nns-j wored by the demonstrator. j Miss Cowgill also to d Interest-; Ingly of the club work dono in the ; state. ltcfnrJuiH'iits Aro Sfvx! Refreshments were served. Thoj following members were present: i Madame C. Parshall, A. ' V. j Kerrce. V. K. Cllne, (.'. filarr. J. Harpole. O. JL Xeal, E. Robertson, i Ij. Ulakelcy. J. .Maxwell. C. C. Kel logg. Kverelt. C I. Anilerson, 11 Anderson, I'. (5. M-Kthnny. A I'artlson. U Raines. I). Ray. R McCllntlc. C. Chnse, Misses Kdna I'attlson and Grace M. Maxwell. Visitors, Miwdames Orlggs, Nelson, of Portland. Kndsley. of Seattle, and Mrs. Sehlcl:: Misses K. Kverelt Italeer and Mlso Kinlsley, of Port Arthur, Wash. SURVIVORS REACH LAND KK.IIT OF TKKVKKSA CRKW DIE OK IIAItTSinFS PORT LOUIS. Inland of Mauri tius. June 30. The lant drop of writer had !t'n drunk und th lut hiKf-uit i-Atfn whn the strond lifi boat of thf BriHHh Hti-amor Tr? vesa arrived at thin 11 mid Xfrthxy with 14 MiirvJvorx. Twenty. rour mn Kt away in thl iifrbut from tho Trvvmui Junl hfor nhtt sank a month ak In tho Intlinn orcein. Klitht of thtm inifcumlit-d to th hnrtiihlwt. C'hUT Offtri'r Smith told of thn trribl nuffnrinKrt thv nifii wnt throuvh. Mo natd that thu vluht mtn who ihrd ln'KHn ftrinkitiic nca waliT whi-n thy rotiUt tin Inniffr wit hit and their thirxt. Tin- lain of them dlfd in mIkIii of land. The dally ration w.ut utm hinrult for each man nnd a f'w drop of watfr. Tht-y added to thn orlKlnal rnnK,r wal"r Httpply by rutrhlm; rainwater. When they landed, the .survivor, tfiuittt and hiih? of thnn with imiir hrardH, wank to thir knec-M and thanked fiod for their dellverattco. All of them hail bad ly Hwolln feet from comtlant Im mersion in nalt water. I Is Acclaimed Italy's Most Beautiful Woman . : . I m ' ,mmmmiimmM:nn CS:'lj EnvlouH of Now York declaration thnt Martha Odnzales, tho "per fect 34." In the American Vontm, Itnmo, Italy, has prnnouncnd Miss uiena, vnuaici as vonus 01 mo Jioiy uity," adjudging ftor tho most perfectly tunned and most bouutlful woman tn all Italy. Vacation tliivs ro horc an.l .1., ovv.U .if thi s'""-!.,-lim, ''V:!"".':!::-"'1.''; i! AW '''V rr! v ni.st I,i- ...iTaifil. ' c have m .ff.-r fvo-y iu,l for vacat tr.,.. K nic ... .....I let h,.,,L ami sluiw voll. Tent., Folding Cot., Cmp Furniture, Cmp Stove., LutRC C.rrier., W.ter B.gt, ll.mmock., Trpuli., B.jJ Roll., Blanket., Outing Clothing for Men and Women, Legging., aiioe., e.ic. ii a our Camper.' and Totiri.t.' Headquarter. Information Bureau we giv ILm, msv yrf you the late.t of Road Map., Complete Data it Camp Sites, Fl.hlng Bnj JL JL Hunting Ground., Ploa.ure Rc.ort., River., Mountain Stream. Outing Goods Specials for 3 Days Only! ,? I Wall Auto Pup TENTS . lit white ami khaki can vas, all sizes ami wei:hls. at low nicfs. CAMP STOOLS M.nlr i.f heavy army i-nnvai with mftal jiiint-i. t'sitally s.il.l at S5o. I.ut wc havi' 3l o( tlictu ami 4Q K"i.ij; to sell tlicnt at .FT JS $4.25: FOLDING 'h CANVAS tors Mitile of lir.tvv army ran van with metal jnl.ill 'i,n uit n lit (llll h'liutll tlif rot' niriiMitr (i ferl 6 iiulirn K ami 2 (fft .1 iiulifs wide, and Ifi imlie Itifrh. 'liny ,,, iii into a smit; pai'kiiRc ('' hnif. Weight only IH )jiaiiils. 'i;' ' . " vv .... J . . i.;4' ' iVv" Limited N'ntiilirr U. S. ARMY Olive Drab BLANKETS Extra Special $3.98 Just the Blanket f"r the c.niin'tii; ti'i, auto, slcc iiiK itiit h, a n d home. We will never he utile, to iill tlteiti at tlii price" acjuin when this hit is Ko.te. U. S. Army MESS PANS Regulation issue Army Mess Pans. Jtit tl.r item every eamper need-, can he lived as a frying pan, plate nr general Conkiiitf IQ?' tllensil, at ( iilltrclis ... ()( Water Hk IIJS liana, k Hays Mr Pack Sacks M Camp Sluves ,.,, JiZS lartridue. Hrlts . .......Ik Water Htukrts . Ik, Knife, litk, Sp.Kin ,,. . 4k Leather, I.eKi:iliS .... S3JI Suit t;ase tIJI Camp Axes Trench Shovels .,. f Khaki Hats 7Sc Army hrcrehe SIJJ Khaki Shin U$M 500 Vacuum Bottle at 89c Will keep liiiiids hot on cold for 24 hours. LOVE & BARRETT The Home Store 30 Eaat 9th St. Mail Order. Filled Thn fniuei ,,f Hm- Hrc The in.umncn itil)uicr who had been InvratiKatltiK the fire turned to Kit. "I came down hore to find out the iiitMo of tbi fire nnd 1 Iiuao done no," he remarked. "That'll what I want to know. What cnum-d ll?" remarked Iho hou.r. owner. Ii'ii n plain cao of friction." "Vhiit.yn.iii.an friction?" The tire w a tinnnutiO'dly emmrd by rubbluK a IJ.uoo inniir nni'e poliry on u fj.oao hoime," - HoUetoll I'oitt. Auto A Kire In.. (. N. Melons, tf He Vtio HiMdlne,- "One ehntild ! ntwnye di-ciile which eitle u riiiht ; before he irwe.,i. " ndvl.ed the ' ih!lvtilili'i friend. "Hilt, briliid," ot)ected Murphy "ihe foitt.it nilKht be over by that; time," American Legion Weekly. ; DAVrte, AT fllOW HAM NKfU'AV NltlllT. J.M.V . WnltM OUi'HKHTItA. TKUI.C KI TI'KU. . WKI (il.nV CAKK--lD- Calapooya niakce you healthy. I Keep a cane In your home. I'hnne jos. -::! inu i Try neltr Clnnnlflnd Adt. Ideal Conkey'. Fly Knocker ami Nox-i-cide Feed A Seed 131 Ea.t 9th Star Supply Kuitiilnic Short Klrnt Taxi 1rivr-r "Thnr tiln't an nmny nopl klll-J nw nn thurc uhmI tn it. It ?nm to m. Hwuml Taxi lirlvt-r "S: nnr- ly fverybody nwnn 11 rar. und thT uln't onmiKh -p'-oplu to ko arotind.' Vaynllo TuliM. C. E. F. lllckoi, piano tnnr, Phono 1G23-J, or Morrla Music Hnim. I-2-tf Keep Cool These arc. the days when thc'Klectric J'";in is a pleas ing . companion Jt makes the almost ttiihenrahlc days cool and refreshing by shiK inp; the cool breezes that brinp; a smile of content ment. We Have a Fan for Your Home or Office H.W.White Electric Company Moviiifr to Our New Loca tion, 878 Willamette street, next week. 94 Willamette - Phone 254 Beautiful Tapestry and Velour Over, stuffed Davenports, Chairs, Rocked Stylet Jutt Right . WE are showing many beautiful designs in Tapestry nnd Velour Over stuffed Davenports, Rockers and Chairs. Any one of these would prove a lovely addition to your home furnishing!! and give the much desired attractive apiiearam-c ynu have so lone; looketl for ward to. This is not nil. When you once have one of these comfortable sets in yiur home you will wonder how you ever got along without it. Perhaps you did not know it, but there is n vast difference in the construction of Davenports nnd Chairs. We would he. glad to have you conic in this week ami let us go into tletail as to how they arc made. Such a mission will prove interesting to you, nnd you will then understand the correct method of getting full value for your money. Handsome Davenport Tables Also Latest Styles in Floor Lamps Price Jutt Right MANVILLE BROS. Th Popular Price Store Oventuffed Davenport Chain and Rocker MADE TO ORDER You ChootA front Sample ' If the materials in Davenport. Chairs and' 'Rockers we art showinrr on nnr flrinr do IIAt harmonize with the colnf scheme of your rooms you may Rclect from our group of large samples. If you so de sire, we will tnke these sam ples into your home and try them out, one by one, until you arc fully satisfied that you have the correct pattern. Wo givetliis service at no addi tional cost to you. Our only desire in giving this service is to heh) yon make your home furnishings inst what you would linvo them. Ninth AVe. Eatt Phone 650 P5-