Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, October 13, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextCHAPPY STYLES in New Brushed-Wool SWEATERS Siter l've ',,''v,',l l,nu'h """''",,!"' itie ltylrn of llfir -l"'I'l'y collar. ' They may be worn in turned-np faiilmm or rolled Luck, im otic jre'j 'Plain I;iti8 iiii'l browns fin avcII as varied joli'rc'ornl)intioti in the much approved Itrusliod jrool wesves. are ready for cliousiiiK. LARGE'S t': 865 Willamette Street MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE., SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 123 -iii-iii uiienthni. ..h , .mi ivneu ,0 u.,,i,..i,, wi.ru tunk plui ; caught in the rounds! m tm 0rkWn Krnt K. I ud A. C. Wig;, of link V rUHora In Kugens yo- . . . ropkt Iliw-Among s tram Oakrlilfo In (tin antiy war V. H. Orr and ML Crttp. I H OMtdmUtn KuY.1 Tho alssiMMon of li. I'. Dot s' tartna , waa filed In iho tfCogoly Clerk llryaon ya- I ','' . , WWW Norlnxa Minurr In Ml. & Hayea, ntanogor of the M)it taring resort above MiOrett, truiaacted buaineas jwiMir. ban lor California Mr. ami Uennlcnn. 601 lllnir rt!l leave Monday by n Ir Mulhnm California 7 plan to spend the win. ( ' ' from llurula r Batonar, or thin city, has ral ifur a vlalt at Tulare. MmlMtpant Hi put three his son. Il mad tho In aolor. Senlco Lrgsl Adrian I f. Staley, or Portland, ii m of iha foreat aorvli-o tatrk-t, w.i n Kuiceiio yea J" hll way to lh 1'aacade on a hunting trip. Mt& rmfy Married m,T- ""I'loyn ur thn lf 'tJii" HprU.Bflol.1. . .i0 "'I ,","" strung- tot Boolh-Kflly offirc, ". w married week I nan at Oregon City. Mr. and Mra. Williams will make their hums In Kugen, 09 MiMiMiat I Klnral Delhert Moor wa aaseaasd a flno of II In police court yoaierdsy for parking lila car at night wltliotil llitlita. I ) rir lirtUiMl K. C. Sim mons, local representative of tho Ford Motor company, ho loft for .rortlanit on a bualnre vlalt of ov orul lay. a a a Ran l-Vandlvo Vlallor Leave Mlaa Kmma M. Trnvla, or Han Fianclat-o. hoa lefi for her homn aflor a atay of iibout two wnctm horn durlnx tho fatal lllliraa of hnr brolhor, L.. M. Travla, a W'wlmi laoin C'nutity Prl tirwi aiiiuih in woaiorn l-ajio cotinly arrlvala In fho rlty ynator lay aflrnoon ware C. K. Wloo, of Notl; Mm. Jainoa Hlchanlaun, tir Cuahinait. and Mr. K, K. Uay,.of C'uahnian. P.-T. A. Xmiirw lanlt-catnt Mra. Morrla Hlarbuok haa beon olartod aa proaldant of tho I'uttaraon at-hool rarontTcachr aonoclatloii to rill tho vacancy a a roault of tho rtfalKnntlan of Mm. A. K. Caawrll, Mr. Hlarburk will roproaant tho I'.-T. A. unit at tho annual alala convention at Modford thla month. a a a I Jlil Ittjuml lljr KUin4on Ar nold lloteaapple. nKml 10, aon of Mr. nnd Mia. I.uthor lloleaupiilo, of Canary, loat throo flnitora and Iha thumb of hla loft hand ua tho ro ault of tho oxplnalon of dynnuilto rap whllo at play at hla homo yra tarday. Tho Injured lad i hrouiiht to tho F.ueno hoaplul for Saturday's Specials -AT- Groceteria lrW-2S7 and 1686 48 Et 9th j dozen Lemons . . . . . fe dozen Oranges e Pound Fresh Cranberries ... ,vetln0n Top Corn . n,, ,W '"pwa Peas bns Puree Tomatoes ...... ?Pt tin Wesson Oil. ' j juart tin Wesson Oil . J hal. tin Wesson Oil... J Hon tin Wesson Oil . . . . . J8. tin Wesson Oil . Je lb. tin i he ll-lb. ;:b;iicrisco ,,, ! 5-MiaCri8co " -id, tin pj: " . rlaco Itttt c??alnia Walnuts. Mroceteria Riirr-,. ...38c . . .28c . . . 18c . . .20c 50c ...50c . . .50c ...27c . . .48c . . .98c .$1.88 .$6.98 . . .25c . . .38c . . 68c .$1.38 .$2.08 . . .30c . . .50c GROCETERIA ne-257and 1686 i. '!'"'. 1'" W-I':il-Mr. A. A. J, ''""inuull la Iiiiio lo a,.ll( I hi wi.i.k.,.,,,1 , U01 , ,. alaler. .Mia. j.j, Ml.iiiiioiia, of thla a a a ,,,"M, '" lli"llt It.'. tin II Mi, A, .r M,H ,, d,lllKll. tor, who uciti.iiiniiloil Kiod J,u.. rnnl nnd win. u, I'ortluid l hla wock, Ii ii vo jiiiiiiiiod homo. ... Vlalt ul tViHVIIltu,i.il It. and ' Kluiiapl, of KullhrliliiP, Wiwh., mo vlallliiK their inJII.er on lliu i rehiiril nour Cieawell owiii.il by M,,, u, Krauaul, of Kull bililKii. -, . Itllly lv K-lla Ilia lu-alili-iu Mllly Ijivk. ri.ul ftniiiii. tlh,.i..- ...- anld hla houan and lot lit 1HH IMiumlmia Niri.ni iu K. II. nnd Kvii r. t'nii.in. They liuvo purchuavd It or u homo. a ' a a ' lHji.r In IiiJiuhhI clurk liar I'liiuloii, i.f NuU, lonKi-r omployuil with Iho I'VicIa mill IJU'MIII con. corn of t hut pimw, n rocalvlun imollciii iii.iiiin.nt at tho Kiikkiiu iiuaiuiiii Hr mi injury to III hand " ll.il K, Ixirrla Imh riir Ntniili Hen V. Horrla, of Iwiuo Oounly pont or the Amorlcun I H'Kl"li, hua h.ri for Him Kmnclm-o lo iittnud lliu minimi kcimIoh of tho Ameri can l'KHin which couvuiie ne week. a a Klrocl I'avliia: tilrl Th imvlnit "i i iiivnraiiy airenl wiui alnrted yeaieruiiy by Hllau brother, con iiiiniiira. uurlnic Iho poat week iwii hlucka of tho atreot rullwiiy riKhl-of-wuy were oomplotud, the ... iui.-iora ieioii, a a Iti'liinia lYiun VUll Mm. J'lurn i.iveriunre, or thla city, baa turned after a vlalt at Neatila and Portland. Mra. I.lveriuurn uc eomiianled her dauiihler, Clerirudo, a fur an Hen l lie, where Iho hitter left for Iho Kaal to intend at-hool, e a WliUnlliur flub to Iki (m-koiiIuiI aira. 1.01a Htona, or I'ortlitnd, will open a arbool of whlatlliiK at r.ua-ena Mualn abop. Tin achoul will open iictober la. Mra Klmio la arudunle of the Wood- wan, Arllatlo Whlatler achoul or i-o Aimeiea. a a Trip to KUkimm In Ilannnl A party coiuKd of U K. Himinoiit W. It. Wallac and John Marahall wi I leave ror tho Klltcoo laKs dl trlct today on a hunting and fleh In trip i f aovoral ilav. Itoih enl. p.mon and duck aro tho objective or tna local parly. .a a Ivo for tllUn .Waltaro Iluck and Oocar Whip, of Coiumbua, fhlo, after vlalllnir Mr. A. w, Tld. I. 1Mb Mom atreot. left Wed- neiKlay for Hun r"ranclco and lja Anaelea on tho way homo and will vlalt tho tirand t'unyon and many other polnta or Inlonwt. a a Itiiilur IIIbIi I'.-T. A. K.Iimi Mra. Klutor Mile wua elected aec- rotary of Iha rnrcnt-Tcuchcr unit of tho Junior hlnh achoul ycator (IllV. TIlM tlltt.lU Af II.M llHl .! Inecond arado of tho aMiool provld ed an entertainment for tho moel- llilf. Joaeph I Olenn. aunerln (undent, wa a apoakor at th meailni;. - . r-"iV. avf'..i(jjv.. . Jllll Maji fa ImpnrrliMr Villlain D. Ilnrrlnvtoni of thla city, 0111- ploya or tho nooih-Kolly iJimbir company at Wondllna;, who la at tho Kuaeno hcapltal followlnir an accident earlier In tho week, la re. ported to be much Improved, liar. rluaton via Injured on the hoad and body when a iog allppod while ho wa ul work. a a a lAirmcr KrahWut Itcoa II. W. IrrlelliiK. who formerly lived In Kuaone, died day before yeaterday mornlnit at a Kc-nttlo hoapltal fcl lowlnir an operation. The opera tion wua performed on Octobor 4, and ho died Juat a week Inter. Newa of hla death wn contained In a meaauiro lo V. W. t'omlnini, which wrui received yeatsrduy. a a a Mm. flay i Dlviircc and Ali mony Mr. Kllaabeth A. (lay waa alen a divorce decree from G. II. Clay yeaterdny. They were mar ried In 1-nne county February 9, 18911, nnd have no children. It waa alli.Red that tho huaband do aerted her In lilt. Mra. Gay wa allowed $100 nil 1 1 money, 1400 for malntonunco and 15 a month ali mony. a a ,lfnlM fta-puM Onlcr Maxlc jiidRe (1. K. Hklpworth of circuit court yeatenliiy laamvl an order directing- :hlcf of Folic W. O. Jud kln lo appear In court to ahow riiuao why Kloyd Itnxo and Huby Winona, convicted In the city court a few day ago of having liquor In their poMeaxli n, ahould not be relenaed. Thl Is tho reel, It of a petition for hnhcan corpua filed by their attorney. a telephone polo, Thn driver of tho cur wua not, Inurnod by Iho aiii.iirr' foi-co to wJioiu Iho U4cl dent wua reported, J Ix-nn- tor riHIIunil Jamva Hcuvoy, hop gruwor and wel known gun export, haa left fur I 'ml hi ml for u duck hunting vlalt cf aovorul cliiyn In that vicinity, ' a . Mra, lli-.it Iti-tiuna Mra. Uno. Henl, of Miixloii, Oregon, who hua lioeii vlnlllng her gnindinolhor, .Mra. It, Jjiyno, on Klghlh uvnnuo wi.at, for thu jmat week, hua ro mined homo. a a Vlalilng at WcMlukis Mr Clara Mule, of I hla city, hua left for Wiwtluko where ahe will apond a few duya vlalilng hor duughtwr. Ml Miriam Mulu, toucher at tho WcBlluka achoi l. a a. Marvin Kklimtmli Horn Mar vin Hklpworth. formorly of thl clly, who la practicing law ' at Muiahfleld. I In v7ueiie for a row iduya. Iln la a nephew of Judge O. K, Hklpworth. a a...:: tiliiily KiKiniy la HoliibaWTlio aolulat at tho Unitarian church Hiinduy inoi-nlng will bo Oladye njuonoy, -n,,, aermon theme of the piiilor, HVunk Kay Kddy, will no -l.llo a Moaning." a a ini-r Ih hiii.mI rr. it, tuH, ir nprinailelil, wua here yeaterday wllh a buck deer that ho killed thu provliiu dity. Thu nnlmul wu anot in a illntancu of SOU yard, 1 Iho report of member of the puriy. a Mr. Well Ha (lunula Mr. Albert K. Hmlih, of Mudlaon, Wla., la here to vlalt her alater, Mra. T. H. Wolla, 1267 High alroot. Mr. Hmlih la on tho wuy homo from the iiuiinniil 1', js, o. convontlon at nvuilie. , , Mf. and Mr. Swat lanva Mr. und Mr. C A. Hweek leave loduy fur Wutaonvllle, tJal., where Mr. Hweek will have charge of the new Woolworth aloru, aoon to bo opened. Kor the piuit two momna ho Una been In the Port. juuu More. a a a In-, and Mr. U'nli.m r. J. M. Wultera. rornutr ooator oi mo .-neinodial church, uccom i.unua by Mra. Wultera, loft yea terduy afternoon for the north on Ihelr wuy to Mudlaon. Wla., where they will make their home. They plan to auend a, few duva ai I'rt- anii oeioro going on lo the eaat. a a , a K. of P. IM.trnbm IIMuna FYed l.udford. I. W. Howling, I). K. Yoron, O. If. Jcnea and W. O. t'ouk, who renreaented the local lodgo of Knlirhui of i'ythlu at the grand lodgo In I'ortlund thla week. have returned home. They report a flno convention. Portland will aiau ontortuln tho 11124 conven ing a a a AimtluT Toac-lH-r Mlcl at Wat KUira-lil The ieople of Wct Hprlngriold aro conaiderlng the que, ion or employing a fourth leucher ror their school. The build lug I budly crowded, according to rcpori reacning H. J. Moure, county achool luporlntendenl. In one room there are only 28 desk out it pupua. a Uxturt. on Mivdro I HHd deorgo It. Whipple delivered lecture on Mexico at a mooting neid laat evening- uc-Ute Peteraoa and Mceully reulty olllce h .Mr. miipp.o with a Party com- poaed or u. J. Hull, O. O. Oroe. Kobort A. Copple. are here rep resenting the Callfornla-Moxlco I-ond and Timber corporation. www Many ' Tnlto Knaialon . Work Rludcnt enrolled In oxtonalon work at tho unlveralty numbered out rroin the nrot or Uctuber. JS2I, to October I. 182S. Many or the atudent took three and four couraea, although one or two waa unually the number car ried. Itegurtrntlcn Included stu dent from all part of tho state. a a a Trui'Jt Itir4iaHil for lUmd Work Uuy K Adkinaon. contrac tor In charge of tho Improvement on Iho lllurhly road, wa In Ku gene yefltorduy for the purpose of purrhailng two Kord truck with dump body which will be put into aorvlce on th road Job. The work I programing eatiafactorlly on the project, according to the contrac tor. InictiM Appear Along; I Xing Tom -lcal aportumen who are atrtll- iated with orgnnliatlona owning duck proRervca along the Ixing Tom Blough report expectations aro that within the noxt few dnys that tho duck will become mere plentiful In that dlatrict. The wntor la rlaing along-port of the a'ough ua a roault of the construc tion of dnma, la the report. a a Klwanla Clrar Almut $M) on .emir Oregon dologallon will wear liluo ovi.uH Korvlc cup bearing viio uiegon noavor. a a a lll'lll from ('.-.lop lllll Mra. .T I., iiu.it, or Cedar Flat, wu here yeaturiluy on hijlnem connected wiwi inu Mcnifoi oi thut locality, . . - I-iihIiiiiuii Mum ;1 IWiunty i.ton.iiu iiui-K, of ciiabmiin. ye- terduy collected ul iho office of l.inimy Cluik llryemi tho bounty of 1 null on two bobcats, . a Oaki-hUni Kuim (1m1 J. K. t'lullli), ownor of a anmil auwmlll near OukrlilKe la In the rlty. Ho Buy a he ha cooed hla mill for the winter und hua old all of hla lumber. a a ' Marruigo Mi-cinal IaauiaJ A timruiiKu llcenao wu Isaucd ut the ofllco of County Clerk liryaon yea teiduy to Clifford K. Wllllnm. of tliuawell, It. )T. I). No. 1, and Dor othy tu via, of Kugen. a . a Olio I'l-rnill iHHucdV A building permit ,wua laaued at the office of W. II. Alexander, city1 Inspector, ycsteiduy tu Kremmol llros., to remodel their hukery ut tho corner of Hevenlh ttvenue nt und High alreet ut u coat of fbOtl. Another rkluMil I (VtwoVal D. !. Itunkln, of iho Noll valley, who wu In tho city yeaterday muking arrungernuntn to buy more seat for lliu school In hi dLatrlct, No. ,66, naya the bulUllrig 1 crowded on uixounl of the Increaae In pop ulullon. a a a Ofrcr of 2!MKI lUnvard Ilracivrd Tho local police und Hherirf Htlckels' force yesterday received telegraphic message stating that I-&00 rewurd hn been offered for the capture of the bandits who held up the H. P. train ul Hlsklyou Thuraduy und killed four of the trulnmen. e e Aged Traiiprr (lot IJoniMe A. R. 1'rlce, who give hi home as Cuacudla, l.lnn county,' yesterday obtained at the office of County Clerk liryaon, a license to trap thla full und winter. He says he will operate on Iha Huntlam out of Cuacudla. I'rlce, who 1 quite old. auys he has spent a greater part of his llru trapping. a a Indira of Orient to Inatail Of- ricera for the coming year will be InatiUU-d at a ceremony to be held by the Ladles of the Orient at the 1. O. O. K. hall thla evening. The member of the order will wear the Oriental uniform at the cere mony which will be followed by the serving of refreshment. The meeting will start uC7:3tf o'clock, a a . Scott Charged Willi Spordlnsf Not being able to convict C. K. Hcolt, local moat dealer, on a churgo of being Intoxicated on a public hlghwuy, the police officer ycaierduy swore out a complaint: charging him- with speeding his cur on tho street. He will enter his plea at 10 a. in., today, accord- ing to Judge Alia King oi ine po lice court. a a a Vnlvortdty Girt at Hospital Miss uiitiin Kllnt. student at ine im nii of Oregon, who wa In lured earlier In tho week in an automobile accident. ha been token from tho V. of O. Infirmary to the Kugcne noapuai lor v.rav exuminatlon. Miss Flint r-r , . . ,. I 1. n auataJnea a wrencnea uiu;. ' acoidonL one 1 a meinocr oi m. UoUa, y-elSL sorority. ! .-: Return trom European Trip- Mr. Kmma Frledner. casnicr ui tbe Osburn hotel dining room, who ha been visiting In Germany for tho uust few months arrivca at New York yesterduy, according to word received by nor aaugnuM, vi r. will vi. Modes, of this city, xip. Frledner will visit with her son at New York before returning hure In tho near luture. , W W. W aa.1 Ernnlmm to Moot ffa tlonal crucial of the postal club lll h entertained at ine v. v. " w..ii tnnivhi A banouet and re ndition la planned. The omcJuls k. J. Galnor. Muncle, Ind.. president of the National As sociation or umer "''"' .i,..! it Tiuffv. treasurer: 1 c., ... t ,ha inaurance depart "n.t J. T. Mugavln, chief clork. The visitors have been In i .. n, ihn Annual meeting atiiiiiuui'v " - ...w -- of tho American Federation of Labor at Portland. a a a Report ot Birth Rccrtwd Mr. .h te. Bond, of Berkeley, r.nrn,.nin are the parents of a daughter. 'born October 10, at their home, according to word re ceived here by sir. anu .. Hnll, parents of Mrs Bond. Mrs. nnnt u, a a fnrmerlv MlM IxilS Hall, She Is a graduate of the Unlveralty of nnion with the class of 19JZ. Mr. Bond graduated from the unl vorslty with the class of 1916, and la now. engaged in geoiogy - BIBLE CUSS SUCCESS a I'I'I'll.H ATlKNl) WKIOK I;V CtllllSK IIKRK lUtport Khow '1'liut Approxlnuitcly 60 I'cr (kilt of TImm IJIulbio Wero ICnnillid . Two hundred und Ihlrly-threo liuplls of thu fifth und sixth grudus were In Httendiim-e ut the week day Kiblo cUast-a during iho puat week, uccorjing to reports submit ted lo the committee in churge of the work by Mi. Oscar Cooper, toucher. A total of 480 pupils are enrolled In the two grade und the registration In tho religious work classes represent upproxiniutely GO per cent, according to Frank Kberburt, chulrmun of the com mlttee: Tho reports for tho attendance during tho week nnd tho number of pupil ellrflblo In each school Is us follows: Washington school 28 of 60; Putterr.on school, 28 of 71; Condon school, 67 of 82; Ocary school, 46 or S3; Lincoln school, ill of 102; Junior high school, 24 of 72. ' The best showing wua made by Iho Condon school, ' ' The commute that ha promot ed the organization of the week day clusaes here expreiuws gratifi cation ut the number enrolled at tho first week and expectation aro thut an Increase will be noted dur ing the next few weeks, is tho report. DIXON TO BE SPEAKER I.CMRKRMAV WILT, ADDRESS KOTARV Cl.l'B HERE A. C. Dixon, manager of the Booth-Kelly Lumber company and member of the Eugene Kotary club, will be the principal speaker at the noon luncheon meeting of the Kotarlans, to be held at the Osburn hotel next Tuesday, accord ing to Bruce H. Tirunduge, chulr mun of the entertainment com mltteo of the orgunlzatlon. Mr. Dixon will speak on tho lumber In dustry with particular reference to Lane county, la .the announcement. A program or Instrumental and vocal numbera Is also being pre pared under the direction of. John Htark Evan, or the University of Oregon school ot music. A new vicu-preaidoni of the club will soon be elected by the directors to on tne vucancy a the result of tbe resignation of Dr. J. M. Wallers. . FIVSJOT DEALERS GIVE FOR SALE SALVATION - ARMY RECEIVES CO.NTIUBl'TIOXS HERB Cmneort About $50 will be cleared, . a,,.,,,i,,r,l oil company. by tho local Klwanla club for "o VrR Horn! Is a Delta (lamina and KplHtiipnl Church t Orwt Kill- ilclila Plana are being completed for tho annual reception of the HI. Mary's Episcopal church for Iho University of Oregon students who nro momhers of the church, according lo Ilov. Fredorlck O. Jennings, rootor. A program ror the ovent, which win no neiu r n dny ovonlng, October 19, Is bolng prepared. About 176 U. of O. stu dents nro moinbors of tho Episco pal church. lirton officer Hero Fred Kid del, .tuts commander of Iho Amer ican legion, and Hurry N. Ne!aonv suite adjutant, si up pen nero air a short visit yeslordny on their' way through toward San . Franclsoo luiineh ihnv will attend tho annual American legion conclave to be held l hern next woek. A group of ofllcors nnd momboni of I-nno county post of the order wero at tho Southern Paclflo dopot to groot Iho Htatn olllcers. Iswvn for llllrailrv Mr. nnd Mrs. ir. ('. Nlnlaan. of Kvnitaton, III,, who have boon visiting at Iho homo of Kobort Sorensen nnd his moth er for tho pnt two weeks, utart for tholr homo today. Tnoy win nv tor Wltn tno rxireneenn m u.v- land nnd rrom tnnt pmni win ro- lurn by train. Tho Nlolscns wero vory fuvorably Improssod with the anuinrn ollmnte and scenery and It Is cxpoctod that thoy will bo out thut way nguin wmiin a two, ... r-.w Biriiim Inli A Star ear was qulto badly wreckoil yesorday morning wniio ine "- thick fog when a team of horses hltchod to a wngon nnd driven by n H. lsivldaon suddenly ontorcd Iho rnolfld highway from a. aide rood near tho Wllfert 'esldence kiWMH liiirena and Springfield, irk. nrltfAe of tho ear In order lo avoid striking Ins Uam drov Into I under-privileged child fund of the organisation from tho concert ot Axel Hkrvgnnrd. violinist, held at 'tho Methodist church Thursday evening, nccordlng to a report of .thn ollleliiM In chnrge of tho event .Tho Klwanlana sponsored tho mu .alcal event which waa woll at tended. a - Minnesota Ijrarkiniialreii lo Pass iThnniglr A special train of 14 ! conches bearing 860 American legion membera from Minnesota ,1s mmeduled to pass through Ku geno toward San Francisco no mo time today. Tho Minnesota par ty, on tho way to the national con ventlon, I accompanied by a band and two orchoatras and thoy were entertained at Portland yesterday. Tho train will leave Portland for tho south about 7 o'clock thl .morning, , '.' Vivo Named on Ahimnl Council Five new mombor have been added to the alumni council ot tho Ainlvorslty, announced Miss Oraco rcnglngton, secretary, yestoruay, Tho now members are Kasper K, Knbll. 'OK. of Portland: James H Ollbcrt, '03, Eugone; Mnry Ellta- both watson-Harnoa, '09, Kugeno; James 8. John. "U. of Pendleton, and Nicholas Jauroguy, '17, Port land. The members who retain ofllco aro Judge l-awrrence T. Har ris, '01, of Salem; Fred Zclglor. 'OS, Portland; Kd Unlloy, 'IS, .Tuitotlon City, nnd Joanotte Cnl; kins, '18, who la now In Tarls. a a a ' (tan-ira li Iiovei In Iavo for SemKm Qeorgo E. Love, of thl oily, chairman of the Oregon dele gation of tho "48s" at the annual American Legion conclave at San Franelsco, will Joint tho Oregon special legion train that will pnss through Mugcno nt 1:16 Sunday morning. It I expeotcd that about 600 Oregon loglonnnlrea will .be on board the . special whonlt crosses tho California line, 'ine Mr. Bond a Delta Tau Delta. . ANNOUNCEMENTS LOTA STONB. OF PORTLAND, , will organise a limited chisa in nrtistto whistling In Eugene Oc tobor 19. For Information In quire Eugene Music shop or phono 976.- 10-1S-6 TUB RUMMAGE! SALE OF THE woman's alllaneo of the unitar ian church will be held Friday and Saturday. October 26 and ' 21. at 77 Ninth avenue east, bo tweon Mnnville Bros, and the Eugene hardware store. HORN BONEY At the Eugene hospital, ' October 11, 1923, to Mr. and Mrs. M, Mi Boney, a son. Oird of Ttutnks We wish to thank our friends nnd neighbors tor their acts of kindness und words of sympathy during the Illness nnd death of our beloved wife nnd mother; also for the beautiful floral offerings. -llARKY W, RUSSKLL AND JACK 10-13-3 Notice R. A. M. Ettgone Chapter No. 10 It. A. M. Monday night. Wlork In M. M. do. gree. Pumpkin pie und . dough nuts. O. J. GRAY, H. P. GEO. NORRI8, Sec 1 10-13-2 Eugene Collection Agency No collection, no res, no entry tea or dues. W. H. Blower. . ' TKUMlNAIi CAFE a Merchant lunch 85o, 11 to I. Home sook,ng. Quick service. 10-4-tf Dance Wendllng, Saturday night, Ronchea' orohoatra. Ill 4-li hall. -v 10-U-2 Eugene merchonta are resoond- ing generously to the appeal of tho iocui corps oi tno Salvation Army for contributions ot merchandise for the harvest auction to be held Saturday afternoon, October 20, according to. a report of Adjutant .Jesse Roe, commandant of the .local corps. Adjutant Roe inter viewed the merchants yesterday and states that a willing co-opera-lion to assist in the raising of the charitable funds wua offered. The annual harvest festival will be held Suturday and Sunday, Ocr tuber 20 and 21, and expectations we that some of the olltceis ot the Portland corps will be here for the event, according to Adjutant Roe. .... PLAN VESPER SERVICE UNIVERSITY ARRANGES , SERIES OF MHET1NGS The first vespers service for this year at the university will prob ably be held on armistice duy, No vember 11, according to the tenta tive plans made at the first meet ing of tho committee recently. Other possible dates will be Christ mas services on December 16, Jan uary 13, February 10. Easier music on March 8, April 13, and mother's day services on May 11. The committee appointed con- sls:s of three faculty members, John Stark Evans, M. .H. Douglass and Professor E. E. DeCou; three student members, Aubrey Furry, lieulnh Clurk nnd Florence Buck: the Y. W. C. 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