Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 08, 1923, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextI . MORNING REGISTER. EUCENE,- ORE., SUNDAY, JULY , 123 TIVS .iiiif a storm. "! o. uu.iiy miiitiifi'i "; -: .: h ! In 'Sir. i"Hyfa ;to the four 'IS 111 furi ltW mor or l iH w . ur mountain. KJ h hUl n.. Ih. virtual W 'tihSU ' nr.at.d hy Ih In TH ro"u.iMAlla, itl. .t,uir .ae lnir- E ililX' To'tek "hart 10 (In Dili . , In L22 of inuior.' Mounidoiit . of C ,v.ry direction Tueaday KUri tack in mrtln. Until' In fnranotll.r week- tat w r fa-Mid.nc day WM ft glnrloii KLTiomfort. and mll wonder Li ihei who oould .truck for Zm or mountain.. " .Ml., on. who rmnnel In LLud lli.r. seemed quit Zknl qu.nlllle. f . them Li J.r nuroeroiut llratilun. p,,ni wit It th. Many !""' L'Xwul,",i '" h.lov.d or KXn hcalihy. -attractive U nd ' !'" I" number. Zu dnwxl nd Hdlng In dec Zu ntnruM of nil kind. UTiMlri doll-or their ii. or J u brother-or IMHo al.trr, in whollr fBKlimiln.-ThiU 4 wf on. of ih mutt aluac LfMir uf lh enllr day, owl Li tw hoiwd ihl for another U t wld.r lntret tirny b mI In Ih. .vent, '.nil arore Inm nior .nirle oblalMMt. JlBt.rl.ln that nothing would an nor. adiuliatlun and p tH, - v ." ' ' iat Euf.iw.na iir.nl to I'orl 14 1 ttk. In Ih. firaiivlilfi can M tpan Ih. vltll of I'rmld.nt jMnv Hirdln and parly thr, I Ikax h -did ytvtm- o.rlaJnly U lkB r.p.14. Th ohl.f nit mil hi wife prav.d moal taklt nd friendly, and p ,17 4. Ih nrloua eorr.pond ak of Mr. Ilardlni'a Bral im tt iwnonalliy and aiiBr. 1. 1 a.r phynliNil atanilnn, a. uuitd wlih hr Mriou. llln.aa 1 Mit Urn. bark." Tha l'rnd Hi nrm, Infarnial -frlondlln.. hla atil.ndld, lnilrln m.a.uii.ii, and III. Iiilnrm III Hi la Norlhwv.l- rn ouumry liava .nd.ar.d dim lo vnrd. Wi.rnM 10 110 11111a nHrc. I'urllBlld'M I'holi'Mt fliiwtira war. Invl.li.n . iiuoii Id. urv.ld.niutl liarly durliiK Ihuli' alay ih.ra, and Ilia lluiillliKn laiunnd of mill W.al arn ho.pllHllly, ' Tlmy will loam ov.r axnln vary ahorliy wli.it limy roach Manilla fullowliiK lit Alaakart I rip, and all III raaoorvaa of tha tiaaullful Huiiml oily will wolcuiii. tlioni, Th.lr arrival Ih.r. will ha of ..p. 0I11I linaraal and almilficunra. alno. 1'r.aldant Hnrdlnir la lo r.vlvw Ih. ill Ira faolflo float In I'uil.l aound mnn, fir. and Mr., W. K. I.lvlnr- Z .. ' B"u Jnl,' ""im Jio- am IT or . , ItllM6l&Thfftr Ahir dMiuiac, w MMciaBjr tr-at all Urk and rftrmaU It rMvt any pot b time of tb Mw iKftt might r- ft NOUVE Ut i.L xSA Eaoicr CbokinC mm s mm Vulcan: Smopthtop Gas bow?!? a"'s, interested in easier cooking and.wtnti- lrlenM0-,hi,tak can b Hghtened.- It requires but W (Ind gation of the merits of Vulcan Smoothtop poisibtk r l .wa.y ,n which easier cooking is made , ,: . UII ,today and let us show you. . ; r - HI il,-.- 1 M.lT v "22rnrTffnv Kiik.ii frlmida nra w.lnouiliiK homo Mr,, l,llB, H.alon and Ml. Mlllan Auld, who rauvh.d hur. yt;.lrduy nrinrnoon on llio Hhiiaiu. aflar n nlnu iiionllin- trip ihrouKh Ilia orl.nl. I'lilllpplna lalnnda mill lluwallan lalumla. Addlllotml aun.la . ..I i.uina 01 ir, ana Mr., imvld AVIU Sr" Mr"- Wllllmn Lord! and Mia ICIliuib.th Lord of Halain, who ura alopplnic ov.r Ilia w.ik nd n roulo to Kolcy aprlnaa by motor. . , Mp.ndlnr tha two-dny holiday over July 4 at Newport wara Mr. ?Pd !.?-..A- ('- n,l Mr. "d Mr. VVIIIitrd llullanliiK'k. . . ,,,... . . .' Mra; Afnrtha Wnlnon left Tu.. day mornlnii for hr homo In tin IU. , , nr. and Wra. W. K, Mvltmaton apni . Inai . wak-nd ut 'i'rlunifl. luk. '.. Mlaa Calh.rliia Wln.low r.luro.d Thuraduy to hr homo at Mon mouth wlwr. aha la all.ndlnit Bumm.r achool, aflar apvndlnir aomo day. hero a a iho nu.t of Mlaa Kmma Wat.rmun. Mra. Arthur IlOK.ra had a. hor " tor a lew auya durlnir Iho pa.l week h.r .Ulor, Mra. Hudl. H, Hkutt.boa of Healile, Oil Fri day Mr.. KoK.ra aoc-ompanl.d her aa far north aa Portland, whor th.y will aliond a law dva m. other. . . a. '..,. Urynnt Dellar, who la now lo cated at Itowbura-, la .pondlnif tha Weak-. nd In Kuaana. ai tha ham of hi. paronia, Mr. and Mr.. O.orK. Jiiur. , . . - ' , . ... Mr. V. (i. Younic and Mlaa Fran ce. Vounn are In Callfurnlft tor a ojouni of two month, or ao, and durliiv their abavnc Mr. Harold Voun and two children are mak ing their home at tha Vouna- rm Idence. Hpendlna- the Indenend- enea day holiday with tti.m wars Mra. YaunKa parenta. Mr. and Mra. Cord Hengataka Mr. of 1'ortland. and Mr. Harold Young. , On Tueaday aftarnnon memhar or mo congregational church. with their famlllea. will nlov iha annual church plcnlo - In llan- drick nark, - e , a .. Mr. and Xtm, J. W. llolih. re- turned Thursday from a motor trip lo Portland over July 4. where they enjoyed tha Portland frallvl- tioa in honor of I'realdent Hard ing' vl.lt there, for Ih. day. .,'. For Ml. Catherine ' Wln.lnw who vlalled her la.t week, 'Mlaa Kmma Waterman Dlannad a moat delightful plcnlo . gathering at Hevey- Hop l.lano ranch on Tueaday evening. Th group of invneo inena. or Ml Wln.low, who waa formerly a. member of th faculty her on th cam mi a. .were . Dean and Mr. Colin Vr- inent. Mr. and Mr.. W. .P. O. Thacher. Dr. and M.Y. Harrr To- cuth, Mr. Hmllh.' Mia . Catherine and Ml Charlotto Howell., -Mlmi jonnaon ana ur. ana n. John Hovurd. ' ! ,.-.-',,; 7' ' - . To celrbrat th occupation of now home, a number of the friend 'of Ur. and- Mra. W. K. Uvlngaton deaoended upon them In their new abode on Moaa atreet on laat Friday, taking aupper and ponding the later hour togeth er. They numbered lr. and Mm. John Uovard. Dr. and Mr. J. M. Miller. Mr. and Mra. W. K. Miner. Mr. and MY. Dean Walker, and Mr. and Mr. Karl Onth.nk. notary cliih member and their ladle are lo enjoy a banquet on Tueaday night at th O.burn hotel. - - a , Mr. John Stork Rvana and Mr. Rvan are .pending Iho week end ot Newport! when they went by motor on FTiday. Dinner gueit of Mr. and Mr. David Orahnm for a featlv July 4 dinner were sir. ana mm. imrry Powell, Mr. lieaele Collamor and Dr. and Mr. Delimit Btannard. . ,i -' Th many friend of Hn and Mr. John Stark Kvana will b. moat happy to learn that after a bu.lneaa trip to Chicago following oommenceent week, Mri Kvan de cided agulnat a mov to th mid went which he had contemplated. and they win romain in Kugene for the coming year, where Mr. Kvan will again ho a prominent flgur In Iho university achool of niualo. , . ' ' - - e e , e. .-v i Mr. and Mr. Robert Prencott and family pent tho fourth at Nowport. y Motoring to Newport on Te- dav were Mr. and Nra. IS, o. rot tor and Mr. Addle Oaburn, who .pent two day thore. Mr. and Mr. Arthur Morrl., with David and Junet Morrl: Ml. on Friday for Newport where Mra. Morrla and the kiddle are - to apvnd tho coming month.-' a . e ,e Amonrf tho many Kugen folk (pending, la.t week-end at New port wro' mr. 'no 'mra. iv r.. Mniulirrilka. ami Mlaa Ktha 8nod vruaa.,'Mr.. Morgan Wfttaon, Mr: and , Mr.. Herbert Clark, arid Wr. Frank, jenkln. " .,. ,, ' '. After hioro than a yeitr'a ah mince, Biugene friend are greet ing Mr. and Mra. Warner Brown of Han Diego,' who arrived th lat trr' part.'of -thli week from their homo In',' the .outh, Mr. and Mr. Brown will go to tholf home on tne,MCKrnmo river, nrwwnwuwn, thl week to upend tho ummer, ' After a trln of three Week"' dur- niinn In Iirlllnh Columbia, Mr. nnd Mr. Frank MoAlliitor and daughter Mildred, returned to . their homo her eariy nunni tiw ' ilvTlnfl Oenovleve Khtiedy, who I noclety editor or tne nmnnmr, Minn , nvenln Bulletin. I vl.lt- Ing at the homo of MV, Horace Burnett, 8ho I on her wny homo front U Angela Arid Will remnlh In Kugene for a fortnight hefor foturnlng to ineiriimiie we., Mill Tolly FroncH ha arrived from Portland, and Will spondth ...k l im wlih Mr. and Mr, r'M Mct6t,al,d'. g If): , to.burh 1-ijmniM ,v . .,,.W , y . ! tht coming 'rniirflii ,bf!'Wii Alice Creey wit th WMI' . i. Ae .. Mrnk'a nrettleat partla. !, Dnili'l nnv -- on July 1 J, and the pre.ld.mlal -vlr.lt will be Particularly (ay and feativ , If) combination with Hi gal. navaP.affalra. ' Healll will ho III Mecca ior inuuMailiin or we.t eru people, and uinluuliiadly many Mugvn folk will go on for the evwil, , ouinhining vncallon plea, urea wlih Ha Intere.l., - For the 'real of the1 u miner, each to- hi own , pleaaurea and tnatea, but from prewnt Indlvatliina It would aeom that that iwpular raanrt of olden day. Newport, la to claim Ha full uuola of aummer vacallunl.u, and Ih attraction of ini ueaon la augmented now - by a aplendld motor road which la eaaiiy negotiated In tour huura or leaa, making It moat available for long or anon trip. ..... e . e On Friday night of laat week and Friday of the week before M, and Mr. M. M. Tun exiamie.1 charming and Informal lio.iili.lnv to two group of friend, a.klng mem ior nuiiei aupper at th.lr noma, wiin bring a. the dlv.reton for later, evening hour. Theaa two aflalr are the. flrat Ot aavernl Jllannad by Mr. Tuft, who la una of Huge,.- nioat pop ular hoalwami. tlueala for th.m Included Mr. and Mr. I. U flood rich, Mr. and Mra. C. I). Horer. Mr. W. A.iMaunder. Mr, and Mr. U II. ttlgwart. Mr. and Mr, ft. W. Willi.. Mr. and Mra. Ley Howling, Mr. and Mr, tleorge Hitchcock, Mr. and Mra. W. K. Powell, Mr. and Mm Herbert Itoome, Mr. and Mra. Harry Haldeii, Mr. and Mra. Andrew Hupp. Mr .and Mr. W. A. Curtla. William Powell, and Hluart Tuft, Tha fourth of July I alway th. algnal for no end of family din ner., and no-ho.t dinner, for el moat Invariably It bring lovely wtaiher.and opponunlly for many Kugen folk to particularly enjoy tha lovely garden, and lawn they are ao fortunate to poaaeaa, Tha Week', holiday waa no' ei caption nnd In all pan of town group of friend, or famlll... gain ered to epend at leant part of the day together. ' Mr. and Mr. Harry Hohh In vited a group of friend for lawn upper, a no-hoet aftalr.th num ber Including Mr. and Mra. Harry Holden. Mim Kim H.ndrlrk. Mr. and Mr.. Herbert Itoome, Mr. and Mr. Chetr trenn, and II the- kiddle of th group, who enjoyed their firework and. Ih merry lime. . , At noon lime M. T.' (I. Hen' drlck.. Mr. Ituby (loodrlch. Rich-' nrd Hhoro Hmllh, Ml Mlna Miner. Mr. and Mra. -K 'Mr Wilkin. Mr, Frank Chamber. Mra. Maud Kern, Ml. Him Hendrlck. Mar garet Ann Hn.lt It and Manba Good rich enjoyed dinner under th tree of th Hrndrluk lawn. Member, of tho Jewett family gathered for a Jolly plcnlo dinner on the lovely and aighlly lawn of th Wllaon' Jewett horn In pedal honor of the birthday an nlvenutry of Mr, WIlMin Jewett. A (core of friend of Mr. and Mra. Potin Htrnub brought baa ket and had pot-luck .upper on Iho Nhnded and pretty bank of tho mill roc at th Htraub horn, the. company Including Mr. and Mr. Hoelk.r of IU.Hk. . Oregon, who are attending eummer achool her: Dr. and Mr. Oeorge Deliar, Mr. and Mr. Cooper of Han Fran claco, Mr. Kletilng and Mlu Kiel Ing. Dr. and Mr. O. F. Stafford, and famlllea. , Following dinner, th kiddle In the group enjoyed a swim and Inle. firework Conned a dlveralon for Ih whole company. . , r . . - Mr. and MY. Oeorge Illlchcork, with Parka, and Jack Hitchcock, and Mra. Wlldon Coffey are (pend ing th wk-end at tho Newport beach. Mr.. Coffey plan toj r mnln a week. ..,..-) A plcnlo: lunch at Blue River, followed by a hike to tha top of th mountain by vera! of the party, wa tho independence day celebration 'of a. group rompoaed of Mr. and Mr. W. U, Miner, Dr. nnd Mr. J. M. Millar. Mia Calh 'orlno W!nlow Mia Rmma Water- Kant pliinnad a .urprl.e howr In nor iionor. , ., n . ','J'll Hurifont horn wail attract k'oly d.uoral.d In pink nnd whit flower uml 1 In tho rvfreKlimeul nnd eliuwer Hi munu color com bination wa carried out. Merry game und corneal furnl.h.d l liglilful amu.umeiit fur the uvcnliiK hour, and at .upper tlruo Ml.. Cre.iHiy wa th r.ol plant of a u.e ful iiaaortmeiit of glfta from her friend., llue.1. for thl affair Included Ml. Cr.uey, Mr, J. A. Cre..y, Mr. H. II. Mchm.ldltig, Mr. Uiurn Miir.lmll, Mr, Oil I im Mlkkel.on, Ml Murgarni Hchmaldliig, Mm. Curl KelloKir, Mlaa Muhvl Wood, Mlaa Vlrginlu Wood, Ml. Add uldu While, Mlaa Murlon , White, Mlaa txiul.e lluefori), Mlaa Ixiolau Nei.on, and Ml. Cliilre Whltton. e e e Mr. and Mr. Mnlvln Hunaen and family apunl liidopendenvo day ut N.wuort. Mr. Dugald Campbell, who wifc Injured aoine time ago In an auto mobile colll.lon, I atlll In tha hoa- piinl nnd will be unubln to return to her, homo for evrnl week,' j m m . it ' Ulilvnrnllv aummer' achool aiu- deiiU enjoyed a hlka to the Hprlng lield lull yv.turdny iifternoon, fol lowed by .upper aervad lieur tho Dorrla farm. Thl. waa the flrat of a aerie of hike to bo held dur ing the weeka of the unlveralty aummer achool. Mr. Jane Koepko ha Ju.l re turned from a month', el.lt In Calif or nut with her parent, at Sun j-euro. - . . . . ... Alpha Phi .orority ulrl who aro on the cumpti for aummer achool apon.urrd un Informul aummar choo dunce on Tuoduy night at th cliupter hoii.a. - k . - . j . Frllcllalion are balna- racolved by Mr. and Mr. K. K. DeCou, to whom a daughter war born on Monday. Hho hn been - named Murguret. e e - ' Mr. John llrockalbank I en- peeled here In a duy or no from her winter-, home In lioalon. Kn rout to the rooat aho hoa vl.llod Mr.. Chaatar Htnrr In Knnaua City and wlih friend. In Idnho. Mr. and Mr. llrockalbank will bo In Alabama neat winter, where Mr. Hrockelliank ht to ha oaalatant In- a'.ructor.ln low. . a -., Mr. and' Mr.: Fred R. Smith. Ilermolne Hmllh nnd Mnrlan'nnd Joeephlue Taylor drove to ftoae hurg for the fourth, meeting there ir. and Mra. C. U. Mnrka and family of A.hland. and tho party picnicked on tho, UmpM.ua river for the day. wore Mr, olid Mr, . Davenport, Mr, and 'Mr, Frank Jane and cliltdron, Mr. and Mr. Hager, Mr. und Mr. Arthur Kerr and on, Mr, nd Mr. J.' W. Al-m.trong, Mr. uml Mr. Wulliwhleger, IJImly. ilulliir, llerthu Duller, Ituy mimd Butler, Ueorge Duller, Karl Orl.wold, Mr. and Mr. Alfred llu.h and children, Mr. Carl l-un-clt.ru und children, Mr. and Mr. Harry llii.li, Mr. and Mr. Frank Hu.h, Myrt'o llu.h and Haxle llur.li, Oat-of-Town Society "' At Springfield) ' IfteetMer ijttw Ce.mv (perlal) BI'HlNOFlKl.n. Or.. 1. A moil enjoyable affair wo tho fam ily reunion held at the horn of Mr. and Mr. Fred Hln.on In Sprlnarield on Sunday, July 1. A bountlou dinner w served at noon, after which a very pleoant afternoon wa .pent by all. Tne toiiowing peron ' were proaent: Mr. and Mm. Fred llln- on, Hprlngfleld: Mr. and Mr. Dell. Ilin.on and bnw. Jun,-Pont land,: Mr, and Mr Robert., Arnuld. Hhedda; Mr. S. C, NIC wood nnd daughter, Dorothy, Cama Valley: ii r. ana Mr. M. it. Noma,- umut; Mm Mary Und ley. Uugrne: Mr. and Mr. Churl.-. Neel and chlld rn, Wlnberry; Mr. ' and Mr. A. Metheny. wlnberry; Mr. nnd Mr. R. F. Sylvester, Ju.per: Mr. and Mr. II. J. Krlck.on and family. Kugene. e - . SPICING FUCLD. Ore., julv 7. On July 4, Kdna Oulln waa mar ried at the home of her parent. Mr. nnd Mr. Hugh J. nulla, to lwl B. McBoo, Itev. Oao. War ren officiating. Mia ltuby Gullo wna brldenmald and- Lorlo Mc.Ileo wo beat mnn. After the cere mony n luncheon waa aerved. The following gueata were preaent: Mr. nnd Mr. N. B. McBee, Lorlo Mc- Boo and Mrs. Brink. ' At frtitwHI (Ite.l.Uir l.iu. Coaaiy Special) C'KKHWKI.I,, Ore, July 4. On Kuturdny availing Mr. Hunter en tertained u com puny of her friend und neighbor, mom of whom wero her former tuuioclatea near (,'luverdalo. They used the Amer ican legion room, fur Iho. enter tainment and the ' evening win pnoMid In dancing- It wa a bas ket .oulnl feature and ft fin .proud wi. pnjoyed. Those prewnt were Mr. nnd Mr iLeonard Tlvey, Mr. nnd Mr. Kurl lilnehart, Mr. and Mra. Otto Morton, Uon Morton, Morrl Morton, Mlaa Kdlth Dan- utrom, Kennnlh Dan.trom, Anna Woodwurd, Jlerthii Ferguaon, Murr gurnt Flnhwood, Mr. and Mr. Kber Ilolln. Mr., und Mrs. K. Morrill and diuiKhlcr Itura and MArJorle, Kred H lurler. Sura CIom, Mr. and Mr. Arthur Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Svhaffor. Mr. and Mr. W. Wllmot. Mr. Neff, Herbert Nfff. Mr. Far ring. Mr. and Mr. John Hornet, Mr. I-Jlllot. . . At Cama Swale fj1itr Le County Special) CAMAS SWALE. Oro.. July 7. Thoao enjoying a dance at the Buah home Wednesday evening Henry Knebel, Mr. and Mrs. Louis At non4arn (R'ftater Un County Speelsl) DKKRHOKN', Ore., July 7. Itn'uilva and friend to tho num ber of 3 gathered at tho horn of Mr. und Mr.. K. F. Roam on Sun day. July J. l.unch basket well filled were brought and all had a bountiful lunch on the lawn. Af ternoon Ihe Kuc.t. departed, some going to the fl.h. hatchery, other going to th ball game at Walter vllle.; . . ; . , . ,. . Thou to enjoy tho party were Mr. and Mr. John Kebelbeck and children, Florence and Carl, Mr. and Mr. Oeorne" Kappavf and rhKlVen, , 'Kuthleen and ' MaoVlle, Mr. . and, Mr. Oeorge- Kebelbeck and arms, Georgia and Melvln, and J. V. Miller, All of Cottago Qrovo: ,)ln. K. IC . Bailey and little .on. .Jlobble., or Seattle WustlilnKton; Mr. and Mr. Kdward Whltofoot, of Detroit Mich: Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ream and .on. Ver), Mr. and Mr, r.loyd Morrla and. daughter. Aletha and Pearl. Mr. and Hit. Percy Ream,' and children, Ralph and Shirley, Chaster Ream and Mlaa Amy Casterltne, all of Ku gene; Hr.- and Mra. Freud Ream and daughteri - Pearl, and eon Kverctt, of Santa Clara: Mr. and 'Mr. ,.E. , F. : Iteum and .on., Nor man liud Hurley. ,. Mr. Glaapell and children, who are visiting- ut the Morrla Miller homo,. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, parents of .Mirris. Miller, from near the Ilr.li (i.lcli.ry. nod two sister.. ie ona- and Eda with Morris Miller and fumlly picnicked at the Mor ris kill er home on the fourth of July. NUieteon were present. -.. ' : At IJttorty. f1f1tr Lane Coonty 8pee!.l) ' . I.1BERTV. Ore.. July 7. A pret ty home wedding was solemnised nt th home of M. H. Chase ot Al bany.! Saturday, June - 23, af & Jolook;-when" Mlo Cynthia, Mal- I. it-and rrea-vnase -were-unitoa In msrrtnce.' The bride wore a gowmoK white georgette and car ried an arm bouauet . of bride- rosea. '- She wti given away by her father. Itev. Thompson or tho Orac Presbyterian church of Ar buny officiated. Only member ot the two famine were present.. Tne house 1 was . beautifully decorated with- mock orange blossoms and red rnmhhrr rose. Ice cream, cak and candy were aerved, after which Mr. and Mr. Clmse returned to tho home of Mr. Chase- parent. Mr. and Mr. Charles Mallette. for tneir weuuing dinner. . ........ . - The annum picnic dinner, given In honor ot Qrnndma Knebel- birthday was held at her home Sunday, June 24. This was her eightieth birthday and she enjoy very . much meeting with her frlenda and neighbors on this oc casion. Those present were the honor 'guest, Orandama Kjieoei, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Camenilnd nnd little on Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. T Pi mm v- n t awl . one may ne onuun s lexi vfueen . 1 1 w . . 1 - ; r ' It ! .. et .., lH J v.Vs , I ' Thl Is the lutwit nhotogrnnh of Ijtdy Phyllla- Klng,. daughter of. iim.et' Ixivelncs ode of tho fow eligible loft In Kngland who I oon- Idered. -according to custom, to'tie a Timng rim to tor tne rraic ouoi inenaa ana renuve. wjio vmup ony wiin tne niaigers. , i no caa.H- AVa'faa. - And, .'.unlike, many ot her predecewora for th honor, Udy marked attanllon. , ... , i..,.1,-.;. .... ., .. .,..w(. Private Diamond Salesroom M) VC.tllH J " " ') ' .1 . I.1 I', 11 ," ."! I '".'i" P ... 1' LAKA WAY'S -' ' ' f 1 ' 1 " 1 -,( , '..'-mi, i't-'i ii' i . i i i.'Vf;- Private .. Diamond Salesroom -.wll f . M-' ' v She. Would Choose a; Laraway TXaM$ Knowing the quality of the taraway Diamond- naturally : she - wotilij apprleoiata- it '' ,t most ,if it comes from thqj faraway .collection-.' We1are';'showi'a: Wohdef.ful..Jine,j(if-., .,;'$S0 to $100 Diamond Rings. You will say the mountings afcbeaUtiftt. Chooso a .-';' Diamond for her as she -would choose a Laraway Diamond'will please1 Ker most .Call this week and ak Mr. Laraway to assist you In making a selection.- ' . ' . Any honest p.rtoa may wear a Laraway Diamond while making their payment V ' : ' ' ; " . ' '; Silverware Always Acceptable and Appreciated What a pleasure to select Silverware from . Lara way's. Here - you,, will . find from 40 to 50 patterns of the most popular designs from which to make your selection. .Your pattern may be - obtained at'lhc lowest factory price, ; another inducement that should bring , you to this store. ' Obtainable in coni ', plctc sets or single pieces,- as desired. Silverware is always .acceptable , and appreciated as -a gift. 1 u f ; ' - . : it. i 'i : Bluebird Pearls jor . Happiness ; The Bluebird Pearls are here. These Pafts would maltC a fittirig 4jif t for the:'; girl you' have in mind. Come in attractive', velvet and leatherette; cases.-. -We" have them at prices from $825 to $50.00. " ' ';''- ' :" ','""; . : ? s Ask to See the Bluebird Peart. . ''- '' f Scarantff (Crrttfirat? rontrtag yatc g toforft ffntriji y ) We Quarantee ltrSiiyir: V.. s IsSS ( Zks bU guttau. aai ae or w. wOl .schaa 4or vo. ' . V. I V If ... ... TS. KENSltEL COMPANY. Uc f A DATE ' a 14 Stwat. , ... ,Nw Yotfc , 1 I ' ' ( l )jk , Ptfd-w win ; - s ' . i : , '... .. ..".-...mv---x ivfaS: OtlW" LiAKAW AT D i a m o n d :. M e r c h a n t a n .d J e w l e r knebel and - children , Kathryn, John, Irvln and Blllie, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hohlfeld and Mrs. J. Piper of Portland,-Mr. and Mrs, Ben Darrow. Mr. , and Mrs. ' Joe Jaeg, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haeriel, Mrs. & D. Richardson. Mrs. M. F. Hays, J. D. Riley of Divldo, Ore., Mrs. Farra Dyer and daughterk Wllda . and Kathryn and Dole Klrshman. . , '. , At Hjurisburg ' , HARRISBURQ. Ore.. July r- Special to tho - Register). The marriage of three young people. residents and late residents of Hur rlsburg, has been-announced with in tho past weeK.. r Tuesday Miss Lucy Clinton de lightfully surprised HorriBbnra friends when she arrived from her Talent. Ore.., home - with & llTe- mate, Ralph Bowman, a young man of . Ashland. The nappy coupie were on their way by auto to Portland and Seattle for " their honeymoon trio. The weddlhg-oc currcd Inst Sunday. July I, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. H. Clinton, at Talent,, Miss Lucy was a resident of Har risburg until two years ago, and a student ot Harrisburg; high' school, moving to Talent just be fore her graduation, which oc school In May. ' The marriaso of Meredith Kljcr. the son ot Mr. and Mrs. Francis ' Klxer. prominent resident of Row land vicinity east of town, toMIs Haio) Marie Schick ot the Twin nuttea neignoornooa, ana me pusi year teacher ot ttve school at Row land, un. an eVfnt nf la.t Sunday afternoon, at the home ot ' the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben jamin Schick. Rev. D. V. Poling. Presbyterian minister or AiDany, fierformed the Wedding ceremony n the presence of. a good s(ed . gathering of relative and friend I of the brldo and groom. Mis Lena W'eben.of Broynvllle' played ; Lohengrin' . wedding march.' 'Miss Vodure Klser. tho groom's sister.'; actvil (i ' bridesmaid, and .' Bufyl KhteH his cousin,-.took the part ot bast man,- Th' ceremony wa fol lowed by a wedding, repast. Mr. and "Mrs.' Klser Will, make (heir home In Kugeno, where' he has been- employed for some months P- ! . : ' Thursday MJss'ltutlv Thomas Slid Frank Johrtsdn,' who'so-'riomo has been In Detroit, went- to -VahcouJ ver. Wash.,- and. secured, n. Vcen" to wed. Tno oriae is tno emesi daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. ' James Thomas ot this city and Is a grad uate or the local h'gn scnooi. , in faat, she has been a long resident of this nlaee. 1 Since her gradua tion aho has, been a school teacher, teaching ror tne last two year or more In the school nt Detroit where she met her future life mote. They returned to th Thomas home here Saturday. , , . ,, . . The fouti h' was ' th occasion or a number of holiday picnics nnd fnmllv reunions- among Hnrrl- burg peoid nnd' eut-of-town xelu,-. live anw irianu.. t,.,., ) '.' . Mr. 'nd MnvuO.. algti en, tertnlned at a quiet little plcnlo In the country here three auto lona , - . " V. l. ' '-.I. toll bfdthers- pharmacy of Eugene. Theldndsay family, living north of town, and "a close neighbor, of Tvhich both the men folks are em ployed by the local mill, made merry ' by -entertaining six auto loads of friends ana relatives who motored up: from' the Oakville vi cinity hear Shedd to spend a right good Ume. , , - '', 7 Family reurilohs'were enjoyed at the 8. P. bridge south of town and' Palmer and Kumford homes. At the Run-.ford home the following gathered and 'had a most enjoyable day:' Mr. and Mr. Lewrence Rum ford, of the country southeast of here;-Mr. J. M. Spdrgln and child-' renr nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Hug gins ol Kugene,. ; . , .; ., Thot occasion at . the Mra, Mur phy home was a reunion of the Wlflener family, at which the fol lowing came, to spend a most en-, JoyaBte'fourtn: Mrs.' RacheMGrahd nia Wldener,-Mr: and Mrs. John Dono-mn and daughter, Gladys, Mr,, unci - -airs. -- noy - crown, Mr. ana Mrs. Antono Jenson,-Mr.-and Mr. Willie Donovan. Mr. and .Mrs. T. 1j 'Kimtlall. daughters Vera and' Wllma and Wava.' all of Junetlod Citv: Mr. and Mra: Wm. H. Widen. er, Pearl Wldener and Mr. and . Mrs. H. E. Morris and on Cedrid , and Lloyd, of . Eogene; Mr. and. Mr. -William Wldener of Wend ling; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gibson -nd baby daughter Betty ' ,-Jeani : Mr. Chas. Lamhrecht- and of3 Dale and Mr. and Mr. Lester Wldf ener, all of Marshfleld; Mr. anoV Mrs. Claude Wldener , and Mia)., Mildred Wldener ot Jefferoon, an& Mrs. J. it. Murphy of this place, - ' - . - ' "'' H- . Another Rosnanos BJaMcd : '.. Little Miss Gwendolyn was die coursing affably with: the 'rich widower whOfwaa quite Interested). .: in.ifier moiner. - - - . , v 1, T . umm. lmt . u.a - UjC. Rfchlngdon, f 'should It; have gold-, ,v -en-nnir iiko yours r - , ; ,y Gwendolyn "Oh, no. The next ' doll I get , must-, have hair like . mama's to take off and put on. -The Hudsonlftn. ' ,( . ye ' Judge ."Twenty years at" hardT . ' labor." ' ' " .-' . '. -.:.. Prlsoner-i-'AU I. have to ar ,l . . Maty and son Frank, and Mr.' imd ' that you, are mighty liberal with. , ' Wrs. lvn .Mhys and daughjters -another man's time.1'' Puppet. tea have, the. jUarrls4a;,nharni(,, oniot Ut chain tr otth Car? .l;'(i'-L4'.;;.. Summer Dresses wvm Cool Colorful t 'JU .: J,' rr'.-rv .4... 'lf 1-J illt f.'!! i JriT .'nici-ni; e ?1 ! fa vfad '.njakejsiiccessfusiim'miiri tow"1 ' iy .sport rcomuinations very rea .sonably priced: . i ,,.,, , ., - ,r,,n. ' Ih.biir specials voil'will'find that' ? , exrj), ,'dres tpr.' yoUr 'vacat!6it."r , '..'.Both, cotton and silk td' 'chobse- '-' ' i fr.oni;', Priced ",'.""" ,k "-r; ' ' $4.95to$19.75 iij'i : ' :. S6 VH; r timet JmnlfmMMM: i Hifftl nt .'J'. !tii i- 1,4 ,t ' :v Is !