Morning register., July 21, 1923, Image 5

LARGE'S
' 865 Willamette Street
Great to Cool Off
of These
in
One
Bwimming Suits
Blue "its. warm Minis, aim n cwm iiikc or snore to sup
,rm at one's will that what summer means. There's
i world i( enjoyment in it when one in renily with a
ifflirt iw iliniini; Mill irom mis more, aiki ncrc are
.. . All Wool Suits to $6.50
MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, OREN SATURDAY JULY 21,-192
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNPSjl B j
llla Hemmed lltoy Chnae.
Lima of Truman Chrae, of Ku.
il, jrcalaruay was pporsiou un
lU rtnioval of hlaionalla .
httrle Molrn Virgil Douglne
mititt reported' to the police
ilnone nan atoien nia uiryeie
iitu left parked III front uf Ilia
IC, A.
litaannda to Newport M r. ami
k J, E. Itlehmond anil family.
kt ibla morning far Newport
km ihcjr riperl lo lo unit! llio
M of next woek.
t
Han flurat .Charlea K.
of Portland, manager f
rmnk Naua pharmacy, ta
it a vacAtlun of two weoka
frhoine ot I r. and Mm. W, It.
n I ha iipnr McKenslo.
a a ' a
Chaw Deer In Park The
tr notified yeatorday that
m chaamg the door In
Iricka park. From lime to
pa lo kill dsa that have bean
pilot park keeper haa boon com
ity of Ihlo offonao.
a
Una Ponidn Vbdtliax Friend
Mn4 lira. C, A. Kvnna ami ann.
ifaaltm, ara In Kugene for tha
t-o. to vlalt Mr. and Mm.
MA. Murray, who ara old-tlmo
Mr. Kvnna la proprietor
ih Jtrd Croaa pharmacy In llio
Mtl (tiy,
a a a
Wakm Imuinn N'otlre Filed
lof location of tha Chnrlotlo
mnf claim by L. It. Ilnrrt. tha
Bird, by II. C. MrKorn, and
oonnla Doon. by Margaret Mc
n. vara filed In tha offlco of.
"Mr Clark Dryaon yoaterdny.
w clalma nro all In the Knit
dtatrlct.
a a
jkOUtnfh IViM-lc from Newport
nil Newport la rathnr niilnt,
fWWwa, a delightful place to
a few day, la I ha report of
and Mra. Itnhart MrOnlloch,
m ro back from acvoral daya
apant at Ilia aeaahore. Mia I-nura
Campbell and Mlaa Hunter accom
panied litem on tha return,
a a a
Kberiff ami Family io to New
port Mierlff Fred (I, Htlrkol and
family (trove to Nawport yratarday
a f lor noon and expect lo raiurn
Monday.
a a a -
Mall lloam Ara All ltepollllr.1
Tha work of repnlnllng a'l lha
mall collection hoxea In the city
haa boon completed, aald larwln
K. Yornn, pual master, yoaierday.
a a a
l-nve For AIhtuWii Mra.
Karnh Flahrr Irft lha mldilla of Ilia
waak to vlalt with her alalar and
nlare at Aberdeen, Washington,
where alio expect lo remain for
about a fortnight.
a a
Hire VrMi-rdnr Cn.nl VkU Mr.
hml Mm, Frank Mtnnry wore In
Kugene ynaterday from Vlda, .Mra.
Nell Coffey accompanying them.
Mr. Mlnnry la In chariio of Ilia anl
nion dlvlalon of tho MoKeiiale
flah hatchery.
a a a
Hon Arrive From Im Angelcj
Mr. and Mra. V. It. Allln, of the
upper MoKoiixto, came down yea
torday to meet I heir aon. William
Allln, who la attendlna" tha poly
technic achool at I.oa Angolc. He
will ramnln until lha flrat of Bop
tember, a a a
Had Fuur Operation For Goiter
Mlaaea Mnrla nnd Itlta Itlillniia
raiurned yealardny from Portland
where Itlln haa been nt lha HI.
Vlncenl'a hoapltiil. Hhe waa troub
led with n roller nnd had four ope
rntluna before It waa auccoaafully
and entirely removed.
a a - a . .,' , r
IeTfl r IHirriiport, lima -
A ftnr apeudlnn; n month trnvellnu
abnut tho alule atid vlaltinii rela
llvea In Ruiiann, Mr. nnd Mra.
Chnrlea Korn left yealardny for
their! home In Davenport, lown,
where Mr. Korn haa a bakery
biialneaa. "A in oat fnvorahlo lin-
Ih.;"'.'.'" 01 "wn" I" the may
M..y " l,!''"p, v""1 ,0 w. J
Mia, llnrry Korn, nf ICiigcnn. who
Inlned ll.en.l.irl'i ll,i!' vTal"
v......;T""W I'. II. Weat
"'x-rii'im liuiiKiilow on Ouk alruet
10 A. W, Luwieuoii, it railroad mull,
.a
wi... AU,,r"')f In Town W.
n ; Kedlow, ultoniey from Mitntiie,
ttimmio r.,r n few mra
yealiudny. iriinau,.!!,,,. i ' ' .
Iieaa. " "u""
i,,l,',"lriTH,,lI' MewliMT N,.i Mini.
."".T"11'? "'kuliir iiijinburahlb
" ""K or I lie fhiimber of corn-
! .T-;...i'iii:fc.h"irt Mu"",y """"
I a a a
1 nroiu (,,U mllgr
l utn hotel, w,t,, wlr ,
y... erduy for Newport, where thuy
will apend the week-emi.
a a a ,
.,'1'!;,;,,lr"" Minin-.T Khmk,
V. liualneaa nmniiHer
of the MOuulnln Hlnlea Power
JoniBany, la' oxpft..d hero today
from lioudiiuurtera In Albany.
.
liiMurnneo Mini In Tirwn Frank
" urray, apeeinl nKVii forian In-
olfliea In Portland, wna hole yea
ler.liiy on bpali.eaa with tho Uooriio
N- Mi:l.eun HH"ncy.
a
Hero v, Vlalt IWnla Vlalilnii
al the home of her parent. Mr.
and Mra Kmll Koppe, of KiiKene,
la Mra. Moyd MHchell, with hor
dtiuith er who eiune Thuraday
'.'! r ."""e '" J',,"' u"'h'
Mr. Milt-hull ,ana lo colll(1 h()r0
luter.
a
tHIil rWlima llnii.l to liny
The Ktiiiene d,, Kellowa' bund la
booked for a ronreri at tiakland
Into Hundny afternoon. A num
ber of (rleiitula from that vicin
ity nro Kathorlne; at Oakland and
the band will give I (a concort for
that gathering.
a a
lvo lo Inafamt Timber To
InapetH a JO.OOO-anro trnoi nf tim
ber along lha prnpoeed Natron
rut-off line. Jeaa llnrllnir ruli..
nnd blmon Klovdohl, civil onglnceri
left here Friday morning by car
ror Klamath Kalla. Iloforo they
reliirn the two men will alao aoo
Crnier take.
a a a
Mum lk-k Marrirrt Word of the
marrluga of Mlaa tJraoe Pick, for
mer Dnlverally of Oregon "indent,
lo Meudor Kletcher, Kugene man.
In Porllnnd Xaiurday. haa been re.
reived hero. The con pin will make
ihelr home In Porllnnd. where Mr.
Kletcher la connected with an In
aurnnce agency,
a a a
Peach NlH lnc Ma.-I.lne Heady-,.
Delivery will be made here today
of a peach Hiking machine, manu
factured In Kugene bv the Valium
nd Clow Manufacturing company.
iio mamma goea in tne Kugene
I'riilt Orowera cannery and It la
aald that It will do tha work of
four employee. The allcer la mo
tor drlvun.
Ixm Ana-rlea Paalor KintM He
Hov. Howard M. Kagan and fam
ily atnppcd In Kugene Thuradny to
apend the night with Mr. and Mra.
(I. K. KlnnerlV. Itev. Mr. lenann.
who la paalor of the Wllahlre boule-
-ard cnrutlan church In Loa An
getea, wna on hla way aoulh from
an extenalve auln tour through
Oregon and Wnahlnglon.
. a a a
(ama Meatlnar i Warta -u Tho
Methodist camp meeting at t'oltnge
iirove atnrted nrr laal night with
Illahon Hhepnrd. nnd the dlatrlct
auparlittendenla In charge. - Mnny
campara are on the ground and the
proapecla are good for the blggeal
enmp meeting ever held In Oregon,
anya H. A. Dnuford, auperlntendent.
Tho aeaalnna will conllnuo until
Auguat 39.
a a a
Offl"era I'nnlilo In J to Conrrii-
tltMi Owing to tha fact that they
are compelled to appear In the
federal court In Porllnnd on tho
13rd aa wltneaaea ngnlnat Cheater
Davla, allna Itnhart W. Trovers,
charged with white alnvery, Sher
iff Hllckola nnd Dlatrlct Attorney
Johnaton are unnlilo to go lo the
Northweat convention of law en
forcement off lepra at Vancouver,
II, C. next week.
a a a
Two Ji-widem Vhtlt C. ,M. Pen-
nel. hend aaleaman with Jaeger
Ilrothera In Porllnnd, with hla
brother, W, K. Pennel. who la
vlalllng Oregon for a month from
Trento, Mo.,', whnro he owns a
tore, ctlled nil W. U Coppernoll
yealordny. V. K. Pcnnol la' mo
toring throughout a large purl of
the slate on hla weetorn trip, In
aiming on the Mliaourt Irndltlon
of Bcolug thing for tilniaof.
a a a
Kugar Nin .MS Wlioinwliv
New wholeaula prices per anvk for
aiiHiir, effucllvo yaatorday, lll.tfi,
mi advance of it cent over the
runner price.
' a , a
llimnnlM Htart VwUtl Toimn-
row M. O, Howard ami family
plan lo leuvo tomorrow noon for
isewpori, whore they will enjoy a
uirea woen' vacation at tno ueacn
Mall (tirrlflra tio on Vallim
' ".:M Handoraon and Charlea Allan
oily letter c.irrlora. left Thuradny
In company with their fnmlllea on
u Inulor trio to Til uniook. Hofialda
wild Portland un their vocation
To Hou t'rau For Fines Tlnao
en Iheir Initial vlalt to Crater
Hike, Mr. and Mra. W. A. Hnnaen
are leaving Kugene by car for a
motor trip through Houthern Ore
gon. They will return to Kuxono
i uraaay.
a a a
Iter, and Mra. (nao Have f2exta
Mr. and Mrs. floorgo Itadcllffu
and daughter of Tulatt, Okluhonm,
atopped off here yealardny to vlalt
nv. anil Mr, w. M. Cane for
few hour, on !hc!r way by auto
mom o to iiriush Columbia,
a a a
lcnvo for Ixmg IVrau-h Mr. and
Mr, k. w. Oarrett. of lilunt. H. I).
who havo been vlaltlng rolollvea
In ISugvne for the put three
weoka, left Thursday morning for
long Ilcnch. Cul. Mr. Oarrett Is
a nleco of Mr. L. ltlchel, of this
clly.
Tlinw Ih-lvera Fliwd B. I). Pal
loraon, driving a California car,
nnd II. O. Holland were each fined
IS In police court for fast driving
over alroot Interaectlon. and Hoy
Hcliuror waa aaaeaaed tha . ame
amount for cutting a corner with
111 car.
a : a e
Mint IIUNliman Return Mlaa
Kilns, Muahman returned laal
ilgltL from WW la. Walla where
ahe had been vlaltlng her coualn
Mia Hevlla Welk. alnce the early
pari of June. Mia Uuahman la
a former student of the univoralty
and uf a member of Alpha Phi.
CaMTolU' Phaxrmacy
pecial Prices Today and Monday
I lb. Cotton .59c
$1.00 Kodak Albums 73c
$1.00 Ladies' Purses : .69c
35c Antiseptic Tooth Powder. . . .23c
25c Tar Shampoo Soap . . 17c
I -lb. Box Assorted Chocolates. . .50c
French and Italian Briar Pipes
. for...... .v....:
50c Chap Lotion . . . . . ',' .
$1.00 Ivory Combs .v. . .).
60c Cucumber Cream . . . .
60c Lemon Cream .... . . y.
Domino Clay, .........
$1.00 Youthcraft Hair Tonc
$1.00 Ever Ready Razors .
Lemon Soap, 3 for '. .
25c Bathing Caps J .
35c Bathing Caps .
$ 1 .00 Correspondence Cards
I .unr.h Kits .............
25c Tissue Toilet Paper, 4 for. . ,59c
50c Box Stationery, 2 for ... . . .51c
parrolls' Pharmacy
Nxl Door to McMarn.fi A WmMmiiW Storo
--W1 L L AM E T T E' STR E E T 7 8 3
COMPETENCY
AND CONSCIENCE
IN PRESCRIPTIONS
"ry pscripihin deals with
.!"n life, i an PmcrKcncy,
'..1; . ' Plli,r'"nilit is comnc
nt, but docs nit care h6w he
liii i mcdicmc, he is tlan
hh.0tj' V ,lc ' conscientious,
hriv. . ' "nt ,,OW ItOW.'tO
S"X"y;ilfcpnie them, he is
'yj.laiiccrous. If he is
.jrW1 nnd comciraliou,
tr i
Sfy Phar
'i y ftihcd find
irnmciHt we Imve ia
""Pctcncy and guarantees It.
Cuw.nteeHliartlulriet. ,
rll,8 Your Prcscriptiorls to
j; Us nnd He Sure! '
,35c and 50c '
. .39c
..69c
. .47c
. .45c
$1.00
. ,69c
. 69c
. .19c
..19c
. .26c
. .59c
$2.19
IUnk Pmltlent lU-tnrm P. K
Hnodgrasa. prealdont of the Flrat
Kiillonnl bank, and Mr. Knodgrae
hnvo returned from a trip to Cali
fornia. Mr. Hnodgraaa waa taken
III on hla way back and was com
polled to stop for a few days at
Hhaala Hprlngs. He la not yet able
to be at tho bank.
a . a
Now Water Pump OrdVred For
i.ity An emergency pump, ope
ruled by a ZOO-horaeoowor motor.
haa been ordered by the dry to be
Inainlled nt the municipal water
pln.nl on Klghlh avenue near the
river. . To take care of relief work
until the new Huron arrive, a be
Laval pump haa been installed.
a
Houmh Hard to tymt Difficulty
in uuinjiung nouava ipr rent la Do
ing experienced by local realtors.
who atate that there la a far great
or demnnd for place to live In
Ihnn ran be met by the.aupply of
nouaea. nonier are eanecially de-
alrou of aecurlng bungalow bul
ine muer aro exceedingly difficult
in niiinin .
' a a e fit
PlieauwntM (-tUnff .Alone Well
ine noverai inouaanu young vblnr
eae pheaannl hatched at the 'Kti-
gone and Corvallls name farip are.
gelling along very . well, ai4,.(ionl
M. Hlmpaon, auperlntendont.iff the
farm, who wo In the clly Over
night from hi homo nt Corvnille.
Moro are being hutched, .thl" aum-
mor lha never berore, bo aald.
i-.
Vbdt from Kruurflila Mr, and
Mra. Cocll Moore, whpoe home Is
In Hlchmond. Cal., were In Ku
gone for a ahort time Thursday
nflcrnoon from Springfield' where
they are vlaltlng . relative and
frlonde. Mra. Moore waa Mlaa
llasel Urnttnln, of Springfield,
whero ahe la well known. They
made the trip from Hlchmond In
their oar.
- a a
Clrmilt Court Suit Ntarted U M.
Travla yeatorday began suit In cir
cuit court ugalnat K. M. Phillips.
aeeklng a Judgment In the aum of
I960. 7b, alleged duo on a promla
aory note given to Frank O. Dick,
with eight per cent Intereat from
Juno 1, 1920. and tho further aum
of $7.30, with six nor cent Intereat
from December 1, 112, alleged due
.Minnio uoulot, a nurao. ., ,
, -
V billing From California Mr.
nnd Mra. p. A. Qleaanor, whoae
home ia at Hermoaa Beach, near
Los Angeles, aro Rural In Eugene
until Sunday nt tho homo of Mr,
nnd Mra. K. A. Adams, old-tlmo
frlonda ot tho .- vlaltors. Tho
Olcaanora oxpect ' to contlnuo up
l ho const aa far aa Seattle In their
car nnd from thero they will go
to Alaska. They plan to loavo Eu
Bono tomorrow.
a a . a
Hack, from THIamtaik 1lcnRlice
llnck from n 10 ilnva vacnllon trlD
lo Tillamook beachea la W. B. Lec
denllat, who with his fnmily, made
an nuto tour through tho north
woHtern part of the stato. A splen
oma tnno in reported by tho doctor,
who anya ho enjoyed himself lin-
menariy, itonila nnd weather con
dltlons wore good nnd - coupling
tneae Willi eiegnnt ronds to equnl
ly good . benchea,' Mho vacation
proved a moat cnjnyablo one.
From Callfosiiln lo Vlalt. Parenta
Mr. nnd Mrs. OroVer Turnbow
and dnughter. Mildred, nro. in Ku-
gone from Ihelr home nt : Dnvld.
Cnllrornln, where Mr. Turnbow la
inatriiotor In tho dnlvy department
of tha Unlvorslty of California:
Thoy camo to visit tholr,,arents.
mr' nnu 'Oira, 4, nt-mil, "ot tana
Poarl atroet, but the latter 'folk
nro nwny on a motor trip to the
PiiiotiHea country, from which ihov
will not return until about tho first
of next month.
, . a a ',a ,
Farmers' t'nlnn Meet Pentr.il
local, Fnrniora. Union, hold It rog-
uinr meeimg weanesdny evening.
Notwithstanding tha busy senron,
good attendance are being main
tained, with applications for mem
bership rend nt each mooting. Tho
local la co-oporntlng with nil othor
locals In tho onuntv. in retain Mr.
Jnokaon ns organiser. Tho program
committee la plnnning aome Inter
esting program to be given some
nine in wopiomnor ana the months
following, Tho next mooting of
tho local will he held August 16.
( . a1 w a .. ...
Mis Mnrpliy CKmi North 1.cnv.
Ins; today on a vacation of several
week, I M m Km Dell Murnhv.
of the W. A. Klkln Gift Shop.
Mlsa Murphy exoeeta to anond sev
eral days Irt Portland and fle'nltle
out tne majority of her. time wl'.l
be spent In Dolllnahum. W'nah..
where ah will be the (ueit of Mlu
Rylvln Ollflllen. Miss flllflllen waa
formor'.y a .teacher ot nuaio In'
the Kugene Illblo achool and she
p una to return to Kugene title fall
to luke up almllur work In the
school.
a a a
Kra.pp Halls For Poru New re.
eelved hern state that Claude
Koepp, former Kugene boy, Mailed
Wedueaday for Peru, where he
may locuto In commercial work,
a a
Drunk JallroT Fi Ten I)?
A wood alcohol aolutlrin proved tho
undoing of James Huskey, tran
sient, who confenaed to Hecordar
Alia King that he wa drunk, and
Is aorvlng 10 duya In Jail for the
offense.
Itai'k from Mardlmtr .Mrs. It. If.
Flold la buck from (liirdlner
where ahe apent severnl week vla
ltlng friend and relative. Dr. nnd
Mr. Vlelrta realded at Onrdlner be
fore coming to Kuveno ubout four
years ago.
a a a
I lack From Bank . Meeting C.
D. llorer, president of the Hunk of
Commerce, is in th city after two
day apent In Portland attending' a
eeaalon of tho agricultural com
mittee of the Oregon State Bank
ers' association. '
e M) .
Tim About I n Fur ' Itovrnae
Parmcma Wnrnlng that federal
internal revenue apodal taxes on
occupation and on capital alock
must be paid before Auguat 1, wa
aounooa hero yeaterduy by Hugh
H. Karl, dlvlalon chief. Buch taxes
wore due July 1, but one month of
arnoo i anoweq.' raiiure to pay
wiinin ine apecinoa time may ro
an It In 11000 fine and a fine of 26
per cent of the value of the tuxes
aaaeaxablo to the Individual,
a a a
Kngniremrnt Announced Miaa
juanlta Alice Dotaon. 207 lllgn
atreet, announced her engagement
to Verno 8. McClellan of Klamath
Fall, at a pleasant surprise party
given Thuraday night at tho An
chorage, to which about 20 guest
were bidden. Mlaa Dotaon waa a
studont at the University of Ore
gon last year and at present Is
working at the Baker button kodak
at ore. Mr. McClellan la a Phi
Delia Phi at Oregon and plana to
graduate In January. 1924. The
wedding date has not been set.
E IS
PERSONAL MENTION
H. P. I-arsen. of Mercer, Is In the
clly for a day or no.
Mrs. C. A. Davla. or unslaw. waa
an arrival here yesterday.
Buainea called Ixe Bown, ol
Kugene. to Portland yesterday.
Mr. A. w. Cunningham, of Wnl-
ton, waa a Eugene visitor Friday.
Mra. Sidney Burnett, of Landnx,
was horo for a ahort time Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ward, of
foaburs, were In . the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. If. C. Wheeler, or
Plenaant Hill, wero In the city yes
terday. I. T. Nlcklln leave today for a
two . weeks' -vacation at Foley
springs.
Frank Lewia. of Mohawk, waa
admitted to tho "Mercy hoapltal
yesterday. - "
A. A. Morao, or Portland, la here
to vlalt his aon. T. M. Morse, coun
ty engineer.
At- Koleyi sspnngs lor a weeg
vacation arV Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Oladatonc.- of Kugene.
'A. Renard and wlfo and Thome
8tortiai of Point Torraco. wero ar
rival In Eugene yeatorday.
'''Dr. and Mra, i T. Ixive and
Mr Fred Quette. all of Junction
Cil." were in Eugene yeatorday.
OaKtldge residenla in eugene
Thnraday Tjlght- wero Wayne Bar
bor, Dan Pcnpley and cnaries Alius.
' '" DIED
NICHOLS At Eugeno hospital,
Frldny. July" 20, 1D2S. U E.
Nichols. 4S0 First street, Port
lnnd. nt eho ngo tf 46 years. - He
took suddenly 1U with acute appen
dicitis while visiting a relative. M.
E, Horn, 762 Seventh avenue east.
Eugeno. and waa rushed to the
Eugene hospital at a. m.. ana
died nbout 1:46 -In the afternoon.
following an operullon, attempted
to save his lite. He Is survived
by a wife and a sister In Seattle.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. The body is at
tho Branstetter chapel.
BORN
CAUTHORN At Swtsahomo. July
IS. 1923. to Mr. and Mrs. Paul J
Cauthorn, a aon. Itlchard Paul.
LARSON July 18, 1S2S. to Mr.
and Mrs. Oluf A. N. Larson, of
route A,. Eugene, a son, Clar
ence Hicbard. v '-y '
BOY ADMITS AUTO THEFT
ELVA FEGLKS SAYS HE STOLE
, , ' THREE pAR8 ,.
Elva Fcgloa, 13-ycar-old boy re.
siding at Springfield, yostorday ad
mitted the theft of a number of
automobile that have boon stolen
In lha ula.lnllt, f 1 1, a , ,in,n rfn.ln.
the paVt fow days.
Ho admitted . to Sheriff Btickcls
i nut no baa stolen' Marry coie
man s car wnich waa round later
on tho highway near Goshen, also
a cur owned by H. F. Henrn nnd
one owned by Klmcr K. Neet, all
of Springfield, " When arrestod yea-
terdny by Deputy Sheriff Hum
phrey the boy wsa in n car belong
ing1 to someone else and was ready
to ainri out wun it. . -
The- cane wll lbe handled by tho
Juvcnllo court.
Dnmv at Marniln
Tonight. -Music by Teas O'Brien
orchestra. . - 7-31-1
Ye Towne
Shoppe
1 proprietor i Ernest Scute,
- , ... . -v.. . ; -i'i' .
;1ANCV PASTRY 'I :;' :.
CONFECTIONERY
Kt SODA FOUNTAiN '
Mosib ot AU Hour
? i ,? First-Class 'Service . ,
HCM.MK.lt KCIKMIft HTL'DK.NTH
JO TO IIOHWK PAHTUItH
Kwnory Along; Trull from Homo
Crock Ilrlduu to Top of
Muiimalii Beautiful
Announcements aro out for tho
biggest outdoor femurs of tho uni
versity summer suasion the three
day trip to Horn Pasture moun
tain, near the headwnters of the
McKemle rlvar, July 27, 2D and 29.
It I announced from the offlco
of John F. Bovard, dean of phyal
oil education, in churgo of the
hike, that noL. mor than 20 per
aon, nor fewer than H, can be
inken on this trip, and- thut nil
tnuat ign up at the office of the
achool of pnyaical education, not
"Kr ..Tiaii jj..v ui vvvuneauuy,
July it.
The entire cot of the trip, It I
announced, will be 112.60 for each
person: tf payable on reglatratlon
and the remainder before noon of
Friday, July 27, ,
Tho party will leave Friendly
hall, couth entrance, ut 8:80 p. m.,
Friday. July 27. in automobile.
The drive will bo imido 68 miles up
the McKenslo to camp at Horse
Creek bridge, between McKenzle
Bridge and Foley Spring. - Here
there will bo a carnpflre, " with
talks and stunts.
Scenery I Hmutiful
The next day, after a breakfast
at 8:15, tho party will start,
promptly at 7, for Horse Pasture
trail. Each person will carry hla
own lunch und tin cup. The trail,
those Interested are informed,
wind through the woods for seven
miles, with a splendid view at vari
ous points. Lunch will be taken at
noon at Saddle, near an excellent
cold-water spring. Resuming the
climb at 1 p. m., tho party will
reach the top of Horse Pasture by
2:30. On the summit.. 6600 feet
high, a magnificent view of the
entire Cascade range and McKen
zle gorge Is laid out before the ob
server. Descent will bo! started at
3:30. along the sumo trail to Sad
dle and a shorter ' trail bock to
camp, via Avenuo creek, Canyon
creek, and Foley Springs. It is
planned to reach' Foley by 6 p. m.
Here half an hour will be allotted
for a swim in the tank or for hot
bath. A two-mile hike back to
camp, then supper. The mem
bers of the parly will have hiked
16 mile during the day.
Ijom Lake I ObJoctlvw
Sunday, after a 6:30 breakfast.
he party will start In autos at 8
for Lost Luke trail. The cars will
carry the party' 12 mile farther
up the McKenzle hlcrhway to Alder
springs. From there will be made
a one-mile hike to Lost lake, across
Interesting" lava beds. The party is
expected to reach the lake at 11:30,
leaving- at 8 o'clock. The start
home in the autos will be made
irom Alder springs half an hour
later.' Supper will be eaten at the
"big bend" at 6:30 and at 7 o'clock
tho start for Eugene will be made,
with the expectation of reaching
Eugene at 9:30. . ' - ;
Specific directions are given by
the management of the trip aa to
what to take along;. Following Is
tho list:
1. Bedding, plenty of It. "We
sleep out on tho ground." Canvas
to protect bedding from ground or
to cover sleeper In caso of rain.
Sleeplns-bug would be Just tho
thing;.
1. Sdch- tollot articles asw each
nlker deems necessary. i-
3. Hobnail shoes absolutely
necessary.
4. Extra socks and a. " pair . of
suppers or tennis shoos to wear
around the campfiro after the hike.
5. Extra sweater or coat to put
on In the evening.
6. Swimming suit, for each one
who cares to awlm In tho lake.
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TO REDEDICATE CHURCH
IN
SERVICES TO BE HELD
FAIR MOUNT SCND.Y '
Tho redodlcntlon of tho Fair
mount Presbyterian church will
tnke place Sunday nt 11. A. M., ac
cording to announcement by Rev.
Bruce J. Glffen, who has chargo of
the work thero. -
The church, which is lorated at
tho corner of Fifteenth avenue east
and Vlllnrd street, ha been prnc-
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ThcHationd
Sumrrmmg Suit
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Prices:
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World-famous
swiitiming coach
says: "my swimmers
oil wear jantsaais1.
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Ulinoia AthJctie Una, aajtM
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body, givausj ajtDacaat fras)oosi of
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croecii.. inbba? burton, and tha
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TNcxt wajdt Is Matioikil JbttSBBaVi
Week. WcwfflbcosaottbasaAai
acoTCS, from Maine to Manila, who
wiUluveapecialdispla?oOotila.
Com early and make your ctaraka
while our aaecrtnient b cosasjataaaa.
Wc hare all the faahlooable 113
color brilliant reds, ti imil
,: bt oca, blacky ffcens,rcao, bSMtfsv
era. Tfsny ono xor thac tsto oeaa?
jfcujo'- Ai' F6urrrAn Mxe -fct'a,
' women, youths and rhilrrmw . ,
." t ,1 ' ' : . '':'.. ..'''n-v' ,"':';.-
tlca:';" constructed and Is now
much ..mort convenient and has
moro room than formorly.
Rev. William C. Ross, one of the
visiting ministers nt the synod, will
deliver the': rededlcatlon sermon,
and it is expected that others here
for the synod will take part in the
program.
Dnnce at.Veneta tonight.' Good
mnalc. ' ' 7-21-1
Women's Svtuiiiuuib; Claaia n
At the university still open. In
atructions given dally from 4 to
p. m.. Tuea. and ThUrs. evenings at
7:30. 33 lor remainder of term;
$1.60 after July 29. . ' v 7-21-J
Calapooya makes you healthy.
Keep a caso In your home. Phone
30. 6-52-lmo'
Auto At Fire In. O. N. McLean, tf
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ivkj Men's Shoes as low as, pair :.:.;..$1.95 : " a WlJ$l
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''. Eys' Shoes as low as,. pair i...........i. ,.....'..,....$L6S
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