Morning register., July 13, 1923, Image 5

morning register, euceniv ore. whoa vpjulyw,; "-a
fAllfiHT IN IHE ROUNDS
C.
r .....i nr. nnu
r H'wf,i and daughter have
I gobart k" .a,.,, where
fr !iwt uJn"'"- Ankl
? IKhi oTValton, wa
hkii hoaplial
5 w. i ireaiiitent for hf
WW . ri .
(lire coyote unit (wo bobcat.
Clair W, Mnillh, uf OnkrlilKii, dol
luld the boumy on one bolnmt.
Mrs. Ilnyiiki lit lliwirtliil Mm.
J, A. Hnynl, uf Onkrlilgn, wn ml.
mlUDd lu III Marry huspllul yea
terday for an operation, .
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FalrniMiht tau-a Aw In Make
-mi rnlrniount street -r tin
aguln circling I ho loop afier u
period of ausponalon duo la ropulr
work on tlio track.
FropMly Cliangi' llniula I'rop.
erly at Til Klnvaiilh avenue -wmi,
heluuglng to Mm, J. J, Unlit, liiia
been sold lu Mra, Klal Nliu. An
tiunion, who own adjoining prop-,
. .
Mra. llnvnt Uwvni fur Hl
Ilia Mm, v. II., v. Hows ,lnv
Kligane till mornliiK fur Newport
where aha will Join liar hualianil,
1'rofoMor, Hows, of the (Inlvorally
of Oregon. They, will spend tlio
raiiiulniltir of tha niunlh In tlialr
bottugg- at Hvul llonka,
a
I'uHJuiMl Alloriicy In Miikcho
Jiiuie H. KIoiivhuii, utloiney from
I'lirlluiiil, wna In lliu illy yester
day, liniiHiu-lliiH loam buslnean.
a
Vlsllhig From l,os Aiigehw Mr.
ami Mr. II, M. 1 lull and (uuHhlnr,
Mil lit I aw Augulva, lira, In llui oily
fur a few ilHya, vlslllng It, 111, Dul
ton, broiher of )i H, jfull, .
ViiciitloiiliiK In i'lillfonilii Mlaa
Norn Jlnriiili.il of (ho.. Hunk of
loimnrc la uwtiy on n two weaka'
vacation Irlp which will tnk liar
tmoiiKii lniiiiy uulnla of liiiureat in
Ciillfuinlu. .
Kiigliavr llimiurli Town O.
Mct.'lellnii and Frank Klrkwood,
lunalrunion engliivcin with . Ih
Mounlnln Slates I'uwitr rnnniuiiv nt
Alhiiny, wore through Kuginu yea
liiiilny on it tour of liianectlon lliuv
nro making of company property.
Kllaliin OlI'Kllll Vivifiln HiTIt
Kly Itoliy, on of ilin aulinluniliil
fnrinora of Himtnrn Ol'Kon, lu'coin-
pun l imi ny ma wir, pnld u vlali ut
Ilia lnmii- nf lni'K A. Dyaon yoa
luriltiy. Thuy wro old llrownavllle
frlimila anil liuil not mat fur SO
yaura or mora. - Mr. mid Mra. Ilohy'
r uaraila of J. M. Hoby, man-,
MaaaMHMMaamnnnaaiawOTaMHaiaMMmaKiaa.t
h i . IS I .1-1 sa
rial ihb a r iraawtffl ii
M Frh..r.cUv.Jr.th. M'Qf;'
Mlill ilccvc,. Lo7 wais,, Smooth. M
illflaiiJia ami ll,y checks.,- ; ,.; , . , ffepi
lillill Wondertul Values. , f ffl ,
:-Wm ,' v'. 'Beautiful Colors' ' ; ; XJ ii V
vmr w . p i: .... . . . . rvL.. . ii ism i i
I IvVa W ; uaty. tOtKftk. v . IHHI It Dim frif rHUWjr I
jl
aaar of tha J. O. Pannay atoro In
tlila oily. Mr. Itohy aipraaaaa hlm
lf aa balng dallaliiad with Mu-Kn.
a . a a
Vimum iu KujnfM fHMB llaliaai
fl. A. MJddlaloli, forniarly am
ployod In a alora at Jlalnay, la a
naw, aali-amaii at tha J, C. 1'unny
alorv.
a a . a .
HiMikana cmi Vuvlliin Mra.
lOlnlu liviinlu, amploya of tha 1rat
Nnllomil hank, hna aona to Moo-
kiuiii whore alio wll) apand a two
wwaaa' vucaiion.
a.a .--t'ollitia
INiwiiuil Turn Tlinulv
Nharllf Vim Hvurverud waa at
.Miihul, Mnrcolu and Wandllna yaa.
nnliiy afiarnoon colleutlnir dalln-
Uiit paraonnl tnxca.
a
III from NUKtMia Ibn M. W.
Knaliind, who own a, farm naar
Mllivooa luko, wa In Kuaon yaa
loiduy nrrunaln; a. deal for aom
proporly In Kuaiorn Oregon.
www
Family Motut to Vurtfauid X
M, Klnif mill funill v ara inovlna
lo I'onland where Mr. King ha
man .promoted to oily aaluamuii
for tha Hiandnrd Oil company. ,
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Hpttiila Vacation Motrin To
niovo trom hla houm on Hevanltr
viiiiuo waat lo ft newly colnpletad
home on Colleae 1(111 la the way U.
Ilnrold lluyilen of lha Hank of
Oominvroa la . apandlna; th Ural
pun of hla vacation.
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I'mil llaknr llnn Paul llukor.
a fornii r Iine county teuthar, now
prliinlpul of Ihu union hlirli avhool
ut Princeton, Cnl la here and will
mii nd aoma lima on hla ranch near
Kliiilru. Ilo in been at Princeton
for three your.
a
In from Wahcrvllliv Mr. Law
ranra Mllllcan, of Wultervllle, wa
In Knarna ymlunluy. . Hhe elated
iliut two ahlfia a day are now
Working on the d red no eunelrui-l.
IiiK a ditch for tha Kugane water
ouuru near waiierville. :. - ...
VlHlt at Ilajifnnfl lliim ni tn
viait ror the renialndvr of tha week
aro Dr. H. IS. Danford. of ttookane.
and lr. II. (J. lanford and fun.llv
of Heattlo, all of whom aro vlaltlne
i i ne noma oi ineir ratner, ur.
a. a. uaniora, r.levenlh avenue
wear.
It. K. DaiialMT liatm-R. ' V.
llunnher, of Detroit. Mich.. Dresl.
dent of the Uoolh-Kelly Lumbor
company, after a few dava atav
here left yeeterday for. tha nurth.
ana win do uack aaaln next weak,
arcordinc to A. C. Ulaon, manager
oi me company,
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Kcliool Man In Okv n ir
Moore, of MrMlnnvllle. who. thta
ran goea to Bolem to become' aa
alatant city: auperlntendent of
acnoola, waa In Kugeno yeaterday.
Air. Moore naa neen connected
wlih thn MrMlnnvllle achool aya-
lam lor aeven yeara.
e
To Co Kouth on VarsUon U U
Miller and family, exoeot to leave
Hundny on an auto tour through
the aouthorn part of the atata and
are hoping to vlalt Crater lake. Mr.
Miller la on a two weeka' vacation
from the liraway mualo houae
where he la a aalnemun.
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Mrrrrll Ilrada CommliMw At a
mealing of director and commit
tee membera of tha Country club
yeaterday. E. W. Merrell waa
named chairman of the member
ahlp committee to fill & vacancy
caused by the removal of- Elmer
Paine, who haa moved to Portland.
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Itooka Available tor -Vaclon
PrO-'Aiinourriment 1 mudo'al
the uty library that partln dealr-
; Ing vacation reading may toko
nooxa rroin ina uorary. lor an .ex
tended period of from on ox two
montha. ' The only booka exempt
ara worka placed on the acvon-day
half. " . .... ; r
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Miadipr AmiolnUHl toounlttro
8. K. Moaher, premldont of the city
of the Chrlatlan church at Hani
Padro. Cal. . Ha waa oaator her
fo a number of year. , ,
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! WrnH tvjraat lUngnr Hin-M.
f. Durbln, former fureat ranger Iq
he Hlualaw national foreat, la hare
und will hereaflar work out of tha
local office, .
'
Hnwdiv la Kintal 110 J. fl.
Kvuna, of Junction City, waa flnad
f 10 In the court of Juvllce of th
Peace Jaaae U, Walla yeaterday for
apoadlng hla car, ' ,
Mr. Uamnf Ixwnt Mra. Hallla
K. Garner, of Canton. Ohio, who
ha been vlalting bar coualn, Mra.
Anna K. IMUrout. of Moa street.
left thl morning for Han Kranclaco
oil her way horn. ' , I
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IProvkkxl I). R Parker, city park
lenuer, aaiu yeaterday that ar
langeinenta ara being made to
pluce more tublea and alove In
llio city autoinoblla pe.rk. r- .
Midway Huwot Parrautit la Laid
The work of laying the concrelo
nacoment on Midway atroet on
Kalrniount llelahta waa flnlahed
yeaterday evening by the W. ,W.
Head Conatruotlon company.
Mbw fkwvraon and Nluce Uo to
Jalimi Mlaa Mabel Heveraon, a
graduate nurse of ttugene, . accom
panied by her niece. Mlaa Mildred
Heveraon. haa gone to Halem where
the latter will teach In the nubile
echoole. , ., ........
a ' a a ;
Knwial AuralnJMraUjr Anpolntd
W. W. Uranatettor yeaterday waa
appoinioa oy I'rouuto Judge c. p.
Kurnurd aa apeclal admlnlatrutor
Of the eatule of John V. Uurna, du
ceaaed, who lufl property of tbe
a i a e
Hpokana Feotato Ikre Mra. X.
K. Clammon and Mr. Dorothy
Roach, of Spokane, are vlalting at
ine nome or tneir Drother. A. c.
Schroder, 670 Nineteenth avenue
weat. They aay they are delighted
with tbe Western Oregon climate.
"Urk Waive F.itamlraUlon
Qera!d II. Clark, who la charged
with paaalng bad check, yesterday
waived examination before Judae
jease a. Wells and waa bound over
with ball fixed at 11000. He la In
Jail and he was unable to furnish
ft bond.
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Now nedcnce to Be Built
Yesterday K. O. Cray took out a
permit for the erection or a new
residence at 7J Patterson street
kat a coat of 12100. W. P. Oaburn
took out a permit to remodel his
residence at Zt( Eigbth avenue
earn at a coat of 600.
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Paator Will Tako Vacation Dr.
E. V. Btlvera, paator of the First
Christian church; and hla family
will leave Monday for :' Belknap
spring on their annual vacation.
Uur on Dr. Stivers expert) te)
attend the national convention of
!(he Christian church at Colorado
springs, i
train will carry full tuppllea of
hoU dog, confectionery and Ic
oreojn. . ,
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AdmltlMl to HoaplUl , O. If.
Brown ,of tflsxuMy, and Winnie
Akar, of Harrlsburg' were admitt
ed, to the Mercy hospital yester
day, .- . .
' Itark from Foley Rnrtmrn Trill
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Minlth returned
yesterday from a week's vacation
trip to Foley Springs. Mr. Smith
la clerk at the Osburn hotel. - r
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Plat Ara Filed for Ilotxml The
plat of I.uckey line subdivision
of Kugerle, located at the east end
of Tenth avenue, wa filed in th
office of County Clerk Hryon yea
terday by u. H. Beardaley, owner
of the tract.' The plat of Spencer
Butte No. (, I. O. O. V, cemetery
No. 2 wa also filed.
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Auto TUnxt Hm July I I'luna
were being made here yoaterday
for auto race at th fair grounda
truck July ti by Oeorge W. Lott,
member, of the Oregon.Waahlng
(on Auto Ituclng association. The
company .represented by Mr. ol.tt
hove .staged meet euccesafully at
Hulem and at Spokane. To make
the local, track oaf for faat driv
ing it may be neceeeary to bank
It although many, drivers In the
state have become accustomed to
small 'tracne ana nave pevn raaa
Ing fast time ,on them.
I PERSONAL MENTION
8. C Iwls. of Dexter, wa In
the city yesterday.
W. O. Kennedy,- of Oakrldgo,
waa an arrival In Kugene yester
day.- .-..::. - '
; Walter Lyon, of Walton, wa
an arrival In Eugene yesterday
afternoon. ... . .
Charles Chappelle,' ' of Lake
creek valley, waa - here yeaterday
on buelnea. ?
. W. A. Ayres, of Eugene, qp lit
uiiwi uniff jentvrusjr nil uu.'
lnesa mission, i i
' W. B. Wolf and O. Oarrow. of
Bin River, were arrival In Eu
ene yeaterday. -u -' 1
' James Moore, who la engineer In
ft logging camp above Oakrldge,
is In the .city. --
E. H. -Hall, examiner In the of
fice of the Cascade national roreet,
left yesterday for Oakrldge.
lira. M V. If nrrlHon returned to
Portland yeeterdar after a vlalt
with her slater, Mrs. W. H. Me-
Kenxle la Eugene.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
W. B. A. OF THE MACABEE8
will meet Friday evening at the
Moose hall. . All -member are
aaked to be ' present.. Bualnesa
Important-- ..
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THB UNITED ARTISANS WILL.
meet Friday evening,- July 13,
In K. of P. noil. -There will be
Snatar.af.lon of officers. Enter
tainment . and refreshments.
Every member -Is especially
urged to attend this meeting.
I Oakrldge I Iteoculng Says Hay,
arte J. A. Hftynle, government
packer located at Oakrldge who 1
In the city for ft day or so. says
that town l booming.- Surveyor
are at work on the Natron cutoff
6vr the mountains and Oeorge H.
Kelly haa a crew of men working
en hla sawmill site.
nlVHU at row Homo - MlB
IKlhel Zlnk and Mia' Esther Herts.
bare: of Wesslngton. 8. D.. are via
Itlnz at the home of B. Ii. Posey
arid family on motor route B. Mlaa
zink I ft niece of Mr. Posey. Tney
are delegatea to the national con
vention of Dullness women now be.
Ing held In Portland. ',
iSHiool Hoard Iisataxitn A' tour
council and acting mayot, . latftf 'l""'"""1. fhe ?"2
night' announced the . committee
from the council to meet with the
automobile, doa'.ora' association to
draft new trafflo laws, the com
mittee consist of W. R. Wallace,
(loot-go W. Monroe and . J-'ean
Walker. . , . . .. ,. ;.
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Anamtmn M Coaml Hero H.
Gilbert King, American vice conaul
at. Shanghui China, leave today
after a visit of several days with
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Young, Hi!
Alder atreet, for Seattle from
where he sal la next week to re-
eume hla work In The Orient. Mr.
King hna been In the United States
about three months,. .
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Insulin ' Trvotmceit . Benamliisr
OciktaI That a number of -Eugene
people have auccesafully tak
en ine inamin ireaimeni ror aia
bete was the statement of. a Eu
gene doctor yesterday. . The meth
od of handling diabetic patient la
new, nnving ooen in un lor only
four montha but It la expected thnt
practice of tho new treatment' will
soon become widespread. j. ' .
Out for Final Tata la tg'wflrk
.1. 11. Wilkinson, who haa been.
confined to the bed for 16 weeks
following an accident near the
county rock crusher where he was
engaged aa DiacKamitn, waa down
town yesterday afternoon' for. the
first time since tho accident. ' FoV
II weeks Mr. Wilkinson waa In the
Mnrcy hospital and now is at his
home whore he la - recovering
slowly. ; . ! .
To Tench In Korean School
Mis U 8. Morton, of Ann Arbor.
Mich.; la In Eugene for a tew days
visiting her slaters. -Mr. , T. u.
Young and Mrs. O. T. Wlnchell.
On her departure he will go to
I.ovel, Korea, where ghe expect
to spend ft year with a brother
who la located there, During her
stay In Korea Miss Norton wl'l
tench In high school for American
niwalorvHrle' chllitrtul located in
Kovei, jvorva, it .
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Hospital Has ton Plant The TCu
aeno hoanltnl Is Installing a rofrlg'
erntlng and' Ice. plant. The plant
nrovldoa two refrigerated rooms,
one suitable for preserving ment
nnd one nt ft higher temperature
tor vegetable. All Ice used in tne
hoanltnl will b mnde In the build.
Ing. A system of circulating Ice
wnter ha been Installed through
out tho building. Thl provide
Ice cold water on each floor ana
doe away with th unsanitary
method of cooling water by drop
ping Ice Into it,
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.' taw. and Mra. Otm Hem Row
nnd Mrs. A. 1- Crlm. formerly of
thl city, accompanied by their
daughter, Mr. R. F. Baker, of 8an
Pedro, itfler a visit of sevoral day
here, left yesterday by motor to
the north nnd nn a trln to Yollow-
alone nartt. They ' visited tholr
dnuahter. Mi James KeoDk. and
tnado a trip up tho MoKenite Mvor
while here.-: Rev,- Mr. Crlm hai
just given up hi work pnstor
school buildings waa made last
night by 'membera of the Eugene
ctfool board. The property I be
ing viewed with the Idea of find'
Ing out what repairs and improve.
monta are needed. The Qeary
school wa the first visited.
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J. TV. Owen Very Low J. W
Owen, pioneer realdent of thia city.
la critically 111 at the home of hla
daughter. Mr. Ermine Senator, In
Portland, tils son, Henry E. Owen:
daughter. Mra. , Nellie Edward
grandson, Wayne Edwards, and
brolhera.1 Clayt and Ben Owen,
drove to Portland yeaterday to
see him.; - - v.
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Lone This Wrek-cxtd tor MJctth
can Mir. and Mra. Edward o.
Brewer, or Marshall, Mich., expect
Id leave Eugene this week-end for
tnelr nome alter spending about
one week with their aon. 'F. U
Brewer of this city. , Mr. Brewxtr.
Jr..' went to Washlnaton about a
fortnight ago and accompanied nia
uarenta in a tour or that state be
fore returning to Eugene.
Ranwany ExpecXcd to Give Ball
The attorney for F- n. uamsey,
tha Pickwick stage driver, whose
vehicle was struck, by ft- southern
Pacific train Saturday and who la
being held on ft obarge of man
slaughter, yesterday aent tor Ram
ay's belongings which were ' kept
here and it waa expected mat ne
would a-lve ball, according . to tbe
latter to the sheriff here. .. ,
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Paul fAirk Hokla Party Back
Jut as J. J. Mccormick and fam-j
lly were starting on ft vacation
trip Wednesday evenlnr the axis
of their car anaooed and they
were forced to ' ooatoone their
plana. According, to Mr. McCor-
tnlck, ; Friday, the thirteenth, la
nia luoay aay anyway, ao inn
expect ' to atart tomorrow morn
ing on the econd !ao of their
journey to a camn at tAokout on
(he- winamotto e'w-"' .
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'Marc to Tour Parka Mnif or K.
R. Park and, family left ,day be
fore yeaterday , for a tour bf the
Northwest that will Include Rain
ier, Glacier und Yellowstone na
tional parks, (is wen aa point or
tmorftn in Hritisn coiunroin.
Rainier: wl'l be the first of the
nArks to he visited, and from there
h" will go to Vancouver- and
ithence enst to Glacier and Yellow
stone park. They plan to be gone
six week to two months, .
J". a a a
' Mooan Train AamtroA Eugene'
qttota of , US for the Moose. ex
cursion train" to Newport ' I full
nd at R o'clock Sunday morning
the sneolsl train will loavo on an
nil-day trip to the' beach, Four
roaches, of local pcop'e wlll be on
the train and extra coache' from
rVirvallla, Albany and Mill City
wilt be added. Aa a special fea
ture with the Eugene contingent
sea tho Orea-oh State band com
nnveil lnreelv of .Inoa! mefk. A
baggage coach connected with the
' BORN ;
CROSON To Mr. arid Mrs. C. E.
Croson. 20TT -Onmr,' Thursday,
Julv lx. 1921.. a dauchter. ...
TREE LIMBS ARE CUT OFF
' - saaassssasaaaa ( . . " Jt
MUST BE HAULED . AWAY BY
RESIDENTS, IT IS ANNOUNCED
' The' city ha men at work trim
mlnsr htr limb" of fro rfle"1re
to give ' good clearance above tne
walks so that' they will not inter
fere, with' Dedestrlana. also so Iht
the street lights may give. mora. ef
fective aervlce, . ''.., .' -
The limbs, after being cut off.
are left on the parkings or Jn the
yard and It ta announeed that the
people in rront or wnose nomes
they ore left are .expected to haul
them away. . The city; cannot af
ford to do It,. ... '.
' In the first place it la the duty
of the people to trim tbe trees and
the city has no fund with which
to hire trucks to haul them away.
Extraordinary Salef
-Sills ':nbm
Continues All Week
$1.25 Pure Silk Phoenix Hosiery..,.....l... .'...$1.10
$1.75 Pure Silk Phoenix Hosiery ...........:....$1.60
$2.50 Pure Silk Phoenix Hosiery $2.15-
$3.00 Pure1 Silk Phoenix Hoyery.:.....r.;,.l...f2jJf
Our Entire Stock &
Over 1800 Pairs on f
Every pairof Phoenpt Ptire Silk' H6se in stock
on sale every pair ,hev and' perfect' "AHpTain and 1
fancy weaves as well almost all Staple arid fancy'
. colors. :. All sizes. . . '"-"'l. ' .'-' ' t ''
" , "SaJe Cootxisse UitO Satartky Night v t
Calapooya make yon healthy.
Keep a case In your home. Phone
SOI. .. . --! too
MRS. SIMONS PAYS FINE
ASSESSED $100 FOR ONE OF-.
FENSE, $ 10 'FOR ANOTHER f
Mrs. Ruby Simmons. , who . was
found guilty by ft -Jury In ; police
court Wednesday-of the charge of
vagrancy yesterday, , waa ': fined
1100 .on that count and .110 for
using rude and boisterous language.
The amounts were paia. sirs.
81mohs was accused In the second i
complaint of talking abusively and
loudly . when the, officers arrested
her a few nights ago. ' " ''
Chief, of Police Judklns yesterday
arrestAdJtwoTjnibreir women 'OB,
charges of - prostitution and they
are now in the city. Jail awaiting, a
hearing, the time of which has not'
yet been set. t They gave tbe names,
of Mrs. . Roy Aloore and. Mis.. A.
Fowley. ' . The :chle ay,-they..ara.'
transientav , . -. . t- . -,'
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. '''sirs. Ocsteirclob. Is Jailed )
' LOS ANGELES, July .1. Mra ,
Walburga . Oesterrelch, . Whose
Weallhy husband, Frederick Oes
terrelch, formerly a clothing manu
facturer of Milwaukee.. Wis., waa
shot to death near their residence
In a fashionable district of Los An
geles more than, a year ago, was
placed In the city Jail late today on
suspicion of his murder, according
to Captain of Detective George
Home. --It . .. '
we're selling the best $35 suits.in. Eugene ".
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SATURDATJULY 14
"i-ocarjr roar. Jiiainiv,
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y.,l':'"'''Vtj" -'"i ,'i'.v :-'f- vt 5-' .
mmmm.
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"you can't saw ivood with a hammer'
we.. heard a' speech the other day and the speaker's
tonic rah, about this way - - -."if, you want to. saw
wood.'get yourself -a SAW, because you can't saw
wood with a . HAMMER.!' , ; , r V
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that's what we're doing every day In the week- ex-;
tiept 'Stinday ,f . - we're sawing wood, in 'this cloth- "
ing store of ours - and we're keeping the quality
"up and the prices. down; and all we ask of you is
to lay down,.your hammer, come on in and let us
do the sawing and showing." '. ' J '
there Won't be any rumpus raised around here if
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