.ill Rl I
IW" .Ui) . M.
54.91 " )0-3U--
If . , , -I-H-
.... m.ii achool boy
W-wrS". :inir. Hi""!
tzz, m w or
HVTjJ. ear IWf
StEO Agents
i "...Jii iniarnnlloiuil
XED Salesmen
r 1 .. ...iiiu, biyhsii .-
Mil is.. -'V 1.-..-.,-,
low price bcu
.ullMl
Lrf 10 Wr"
er; cveir
Writ (" )'''
mil. ' - -
...manv "lienor Made"
I (mm our factory 10
fVj. ..yir inlil: win prof-
F!r,.- ... trim aumnlrR,
HUH. IM llroadwny.
m-ai-i
fork.
anti; .
11 r cant. Frank John-
Mil John ..-.V r. iir.
BM? -
MTED-Male Help.
llMU! HOIWK II '
lumrt Hh rtron. wll
tint tt "lull trd.
nn immiii n"" "
ojabl mtn with Bond ren
in bl to rarn (our 10
t llwalind dollim: iprinn
.ilon. Mllnl K. Ills-
FIXpt. Ill, Clrvnlnnil. O.
k AT ONCB Mnn wllh
u btnk out wooa, j'non
fa. I). D. blckKin. i motor
R-Truck drlvlnic. xwrl-
k Kdnillh, lilo(-k IIoiki
mm aitd itmaisoNa
lUM N0 XUXHON PnutlM
Mtft. Hf, M UBH IBrMt.
mm i t luaw nrniB&M. ur-
(I HilMurr TractlM limit
am u ohm m midr.
I II W. tl. Offl! pboo
imum-omM 410 tt. w.
1 IWm mi, RwIiMuw ku
'TtWl OtuUtrUi mmt ml,
9U Km.
L POTim
mmm, . . .
(MOIT uNtlit Molwa
JT!: ti,
w mmh m
jMflMO. PMtlltU
Tnpl,
iV
' "IHMIMIt
llJuiU.lt .- mm.
Vinm toi-T-i win.
r' pkM 1159.
XE2TBIOIANi
HI8rlHn!p f.
"9mi..JJ".
5roiw
IwvwrlTKJ1 S t fur
' 3. 21 ?Mk0,, i
njM, - ' i. 17 Wit
TinNS.WAriitw
1
I llm' 1
WANTED Femala Help
WOULD glVU Ullllll lllllllll.
mid board 10 woman, in liuvn
ner VMiiiinii)r 111111 - i(ip with
worki like school girl. Te-lcpliiuiii
iiHv w 01111 ut iipm onk m.
' .m-ai-
Woman wanted fur housework at
imi'iiimi cicchio nuii-Hiniiiiii, (
mile .mil on (). 10, rulli oiid, 11 1
I.IIHITl, 7 (M'l week. Ju-ao-J
WANTED Girl fur general hutuw.
worn; spermncn m,t nutieasnry
Phoiw 47li'2l, in- iiililruwi Mm
Curl Ulmpl, Crow Hinge, Eugene
lu-yi-i
WANTED Cllrl In iii huumwork
und euro lor III I lu boy. Phono
obi.. 10.21.1
WANTED Woman for house
work, 1111111II family, 1492 Pearl,
Plldll 2t,Hy, .. 10-21-J
(JIRU to da housework for family
ui iwo, mom hiii zutn. Phon
1961, I0-2O-I
WANTED Housekeeper, Phon
Springfield lUf.lt. 10-17-0
DIIUHHMAKINQ
WANTED
-2-lmo
" -
Phpo 460-Y.
HELP WANTED
TVI'IHTH Krn I30-l0a wtnkly.
mmra Hum, nopylng miihnni'
iimnimrnpiii. Wrllu It. J. furnn.
Ulliiim' tiymu, C-417, Tiilla
Iioiimi, . Oa (or imrilirnlitrrt.
I0-II-1
WANTED Baond hund plno
win puy you in rh. Morrli
Murto hoiiM. 111 Wlllumoiu.
U-ll-tf
WANTHU I2prltnril mllkvr
Cull J, C. Ilurkt, 43FU.
- - ift-m-o
-J .iui j-.aim ii. ..1 j ,i 1 1
WANTED
iiiuliv tv ai 1 lull uno or on
und hnlf ton truck, llayn Vord
our, (01110 itooa lioruuu, und am
conn, wiiut lmv0 you 7 H
Wuddoll, motor A. 7iyon
i-iionu larii. 10-19-4
LADT driving to Ran Pranolueo
uoout tito nth onn k two
lailiwi to uhuro txpunuM, Kf
encnunuml. N. H. It In
ron. Alrll, utfun. - 10-1I-
WANTBO To m-ll yon- frouh
umouua una ourd mal. Ilv
una aruiwwd poultry, Kurl nald
win, 771 Monroo HI, 1'lionu 240
1-l-tf
WANT to buy umull horn from
liuao to 111,00. Not particular am
to location. 4101 euro Hllor.
10-U-l
WAXTKI) 1000 hvy nn.J IlKlit
nt-nu. nio uprincora. Hud
Kouip, phono II. JO-tO-tf
WANTKD 1 or t llnlutfln rowu,
livy produce. 1'hono Mrs
. . - 10-IO-I
'jig Register Proffesslonal and Business Directory
ATTOHirKTII
OIUU. A. HAHbT Homm I, mnr Ptn4
nauonii Dam. eoruar tta uul Wllluf
iuv ra.
(. D. ALUM AlloVMy-ut-low.
Wlltuuwtlu at., upatulrm. .
TT4
wAf.rnit . JONBi-fitfto. n
Wlllaaiatta at... non I, mt Soak mt
ivvawrTH, rnona aua.
0, A. WINTHRVmiin fitad. Ilttaa uul
pnbuta pMlalllti. Office eoruar lit
ana winunetiu am.
Ji flAUtfNi Aturaay-al-ltw, VMt
Misaui iuui uia(. Pau JOT.
MTTInORAPmifO i
nuoiHR HAITj ADV. OO-OaaiMnlal
vmiHiu Ma nvumiini. Til WU-
mmmnm. uaatuiru. rum
m.
OOUiBOnON A43KNOT
UJL- na-tf. . Hun
Mi. Pkaau 111. ....
VrCRITfARY mmoBON
DP 1, A. rLANIOAN TuUrtuary tr-
w-. poove fai uar or Binu UT'
uud raaiaiuia N. ITT Hi ut. f
DR. L. O. ITlBtVrWRI.IMW ihmum U
Dr. Imltk. Day 4 ulakt Imhwi 1114.
DR. RIIArrR8 Vctarlnarlan. Office
una reaiaanpe lllih. Phnna MS.
a?
CTJCAWTCRR AND PRE88KM
OITT OLRANRnU W. . Naylar.
ran in. 44 atk bto. w.
BI.K0TR10 CI.RANRRR Phone MT.
oanrice you'll appreelata. 959 01 tie at
lafPRRIAfj CI.RANRRR AND RATTRM
l uerentli are. ft. FhMie 191.
BtJRIXKSR OOIXROB
RtlORNR ntlBINRBg COIiUtOB Bnrell
bow nr nuainaaa anuoation. ouuiaiua
free mi rerieet. PIhum HM.
PIitTMBUfO AND ITKATIlfO
0IIABR A LRflLRT Plumslna UBd keut.
ti wua y rieo vea. neat,
daac phene llftta-
HALL BHDMWAT PlanMfif. tinkle
Mim nKaima; aewer pipe ana arain un.
Rermlli ana Oak ate. Pkoae loot.
OIPO. D. KRITRMANPlamblBg, ttuuRkl
w. mn b, rnona an.
ARciirnsfrrs
iOHN RtlNRIOKRR ArnbltiMt uud ea-
penateaaeut, o, R. Buak BUR,
TTIANRFKRR
OALt, APPLRWITITR TRANRPBR t
haul year fruit and hopa to nurktt
M Rant RaTanth afreet. Phon nil,
. P-i-lme'
Oltltfiny TRANBntR t:o. CopetihaTan
"mwr. ifnerei iranarar. motibr
um heaTy work eur aawlalty, Pkaaae 1
Offlee 477, realoeape 1S04.
OA 1,1, t or IMTtM eronlnaa. Um tt
tmn nam. Miliaay Tninaror.
PUR RIHMU A fH'IlOIXTKIUNO
SRAVRRR' PtlRNrTttRH IIOHIMTAli aaf
rnii'i'iiiiT iivpainna upiiniaterinR,
Kiflnlnhln. Furnltiira maile lo nrclar.
Oooila pnrkM for ahlpniaat. PMlorj
BSl W. Rlehtk. Phone itti.l.
' -
("OOTOLOCIIHT
I. H, RonNRTT, M.D. Pest and unk
npeaiaiiei. umili a WHlaoMtte,
Tuemiay and Trlday.. Pkoae 101 (of
i"iiii,nmiT
, uf 1, " -I . i.. -. . . -LTJ' -ill
tlfB PORTLAND TRLRflRAM Martin.
ri,nrp nnri and oarprt oi.raninr
I Ok, 111 Jeffcnau, Fkeae 401. -
MORNING
WANTED
tin kri.,,.
...iir,ii -uoiird noil room, Mil
mill i'ii
uunru io wHiu.ul
J .V'".;.,),.",'"I" rui"i I".
Hiri WIIihiihiiiii .1. io-ai-u
WAN'rUH limit ,r ,W.
J'rry iiliinm. ,w. (, miiiIIIi, iiio-
' ju-31-a
T(J JIKNT A I101MU
rmm nwuy, I'liono 11)741,.
" 1U-1II-II
nnninu rointom. nM m
or (radtd, 0or( T. Hull, 141
WW ith. ,. -X4.tf
WANI'MU, Hmull good liukltit
- w. v . 10-II-4
WANTED to buy old wool Inaruln
nrpri. rnon iu, (-ia-tf
DUO I.OHT A kluolc eurlnv Hnun
vi, ions Wl. nuir off on hltiu.
l.lanu No, 4110, Luut un ut
Krunk Inmun'u, nur ISImlru.
imwura. -cuii John F, Klly
rnono 101, Buni, or Fruok
Jiimuu, urit or 10F14,
I.UHT Htitur uuo. nbout n
nionlhu old, black and white
pott 00, large aura, lluro ipot
wi nini man. itownrd for In
forinutloii u to hi whervuboUM.
I'honn 1441, 10-K-tl
UjHT OH HT AVICI) blunk fiuie
- Jwy now, hornii, nbout 7 yum
old, giving nuoul kiUIoii nod hulf
milk dully. Klndur notify J. U
Woll, roum 1, KuKcno. lll-21-2
LOOT nuiwh of : kityu botwuon
HKll mrt.it arid unlviimliy. One
kny mnrki.d with ihk I'. K. Hnod
11 rmm. I'honn I0UI. or leiivn ut
rimt Nnilnnnl liiink ' 10-31-t
mimt Htiull brown iMimn nur
H. I. ilnpot; hull kiy'; two 15 hlllu
una tiunoru in it. riiuno 707J.
' ' - 1 10-l.
FOUND
Kf)i;ND Auto ' llrrnan tnir No.
141,017 orciton, Cull nt H"kI-t"l-
nfflri. 1 Hl-21-1
MONEY TO LOAN
A RBTTEIt FAllM IX)AN
No commlaalon, only one mort
Rnjfa. No cinraro for apprnlue-
mt.nt or xufnlnlnir nbatrnet
Hnnd for Wrt'Ular dincrlblnt
fnttn of loan or boo me. w. i.
I.lchly. cil Wlllnmrtto utrrtit.
10-t0-lf
IX)ANH MADE) PltOMITLT -on
Improved farm, realdonce, but'
Innea properly. 7-ong time, low
intnroat. LAWRON O. BIIAI
l.KV, II Euat Ith atroet, Phon
644,- 1. .1 7-17-tf
LOANS Plenty of money for city
lunna, pay ua much each month
na you want to; uh form louna
nt t par cent interest annually
V. J. Beraer. RIO Wlllumett St.
.( t-U-tf
RKAl, BSTATB 1XIAN8 Unllmlt
d amount money to lend on Im
proved city of KuReno und farm
pronarty; rate) low, "Sea Rorsr
and Urundun. 7-l-tf
MONKT TO LOAN
Wo mako louna on farm und elty
property,
FIU8T NATIONAL BANK
- , Ru(ne l-10-tf
I PRR (XSft LOANS Undar re
arva ay atom on olty or farm
Droparty. Iteaerva Uepoalta Com
pnyt It Fourth Viwr, Port
lend. Oregon. - flun-Wd-tf
MONET ' TO LOAN ON CITT
PHOPERTT Emery Inaurane
agency. 17 Ninth av. w, pnon
Ml.'. - '. -'T-ll-tf
FRDERAL FARM LOANS Low
Intoreet rata, long tlmo pay
mente. First National Farm Loan
unaorlntlon, Eugen. -' l-l4-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
STOP THOSE LBAKB Have your
roof with lira roalatlur wea-ther-
proof ' roof paint.' For roof
painting and repairing, phon
14 09 -J. J. D. 'Bahllng. 1391 w.
Ith avenue. l-ll-lmo.
NOTICE Tha Zero Ice . Cream
Palace, llll Boat Thirteenth
at root, will open October 10 with
a full Una of confeollone, amokea
ehawa and emergency grooerlee.
W. K. Warfel.- - 10-14-I
UMBRELLAS reoovored and re
paired, all oolora, alaaa and
ahapea, flrat-oloau work. Local
ad opposite poatofflco In Pur
key'a ahoa ahop. J, U MoNlra.
.. . t-ll-lmo
PHONOORAPH REPAIRINOl all
make: guaranteed work: cnorg-
ea reaionabla. Laraway Muulo
hnu. ' - - . 4-7-tf
FOR houo painter and paper
hangar oall Preston and Hftio,
1ST Wlllamott. Phon I6E. '
,.. !. 4-2-tf
CABINET MAKING, atnlr build
ing, furniture repairing, eta
Call 111 Olive atroet or. phone
IS2-J. 10-2-lmo
IN CASH OF TROUBLE with your
tire call 11. We will unawor
I vmie nnli In elty' or country. '
.'v . 4-ll-tr
PIANO LESSONS Clnuca In Eu
gene and Springfield witn uo
lereAlted louchaiv Call 491-L.
ie e t .. m- ', 9-21-tf
NOTICE TO FARMKRH Will cry
your anieu nt renuonnnis priren.
,i;.M.'. Dnvanport, nuclloneor,
Crenwell, Ore 10-1 7-1 mo
1U5MSTITCIIINO work Rtinntn-
tend. 8lnurr Htop, tun winm
ottc, . u ' I ' ln-lO-lmo
nnxTinn-1 t.slnlliio doenr-
Utlng, pfiiorliun(rliiiI. M7 E. 16th
phone I14-.I. 1 :tZtl
PAPER HANOINO Ky Mpert.
Pntil DeAUiremoni.- i nono
, t .' ' 8-21-tf
WOODSAWINU U. M. nepmiMi,
1171 Chamber, i-nona luieu.
,. . , - . i-: lO'll-lmo
Tt-
ELETRIO floor uandlnir machine.
Old nnd new Iioora aanaen. y.
A. Bu)'!-f''l, -".bu..-.' -
RORRIN8 tuneg piafio. PHonj
OAitnAan Mtuimi. , rnona mm.
REGISTER, EUGENE," ORE.,
MISCELLANEOUS
MHAljy'H UKAUTT HHOl'PE
Abovo Vo Towno rlhoppe, Mra,
it. A. Illuke, prop. You will lov
a perniiincnt wave by the Lunnll
11101 hoil, o for ulx curia. W
ulao do expert murool wuvlng
und reaet our own wave at hnlf
prlco, HnJr awltcheu und other
hair good on aula or mado to
your order, 774 Willamette,
I'liono Iui for appointment.
KI.KCTItlCITy tuuitht by expwrta.
r.urn wiiiiu you lenrn ul homo;
electrical book, mill proof , lea
none frue: uul Infliction iiuuran
teed und poaltlon nocured. Writ
to Chlitf Kngliieiir Coolie, 11144
I.HWIenco nvo., CIlll.UK". 1U-?I-1
KI'ltNITITftK KKI'AIIUNO IH
OUR HI'WIAI.TV Jiiat phone
403,1 mill wu will cult and toll
you how much It will coat
Heuvur'H Furniture l(onpltn), fifil
Kill 11 venue weal. . .10-21-1
TA K lr' HI' 8 Jnraey cow.
hlnck, I blnlnh. 8 lluht rolored:
nil ilchormid: owner muy have
iiiiio by puylnir for keen and
tnia an, I,, .1, unck, itoiito i
Lorann WkIiwuv, .. . 10-21-1'
HKAVBR'H FIIKNITUKK HOSPI
TAL The lurKem furnlliira rn
pair Hhop In ri'Kon. Katnbllalii'd
10 year. Wu full for anil de
liver icouda. r.S 1 8th nveniio
went, phono 402J. 10-21
126 DAILY u.klnx order: union
mnilo raincoat. li.H'i. We oe
llvor, rollert. ICamern Itnlnoout
Co., I13-921 Itooacvolt, Chlciiko.
10-21-1'
Coret, cor"letto, abdominal
band and brulore, mado to
meamiro. Fitting (tout peopi a
npociniiiy. jnxa. ij. v. auuiboii.
balcony Elklne Olft Shop.
9-26-lmo
DRAGON FLY MIGRATES
WlN'CKII HOKTH HKV fiOi'RHK
Ki'itAiuirr von wvmt
(CorrcapnndBnceof The AMorJatett Prraal
IIO,HMAN. Mont.. Oat. 12.
With u coiirHe not atrnlKht Into the
weat, and with flying; hontu fol
lowing In Huecewilve Wave, the
dragon fly of Montana la making
new chapter In natural hlatory
thin fall. For the flrul tlmo known
In thla aectlon, there la a migra
tion of drtiKon file, a natural phe
nomenon which, In fact, la not re
counted In any of the nvallabl
tvxtbooka on entomology.
Recently the curloua migration
wn noted by entnninloKlnta t
Montnnn atute col cue. The inaccia
were flying In deniie wnvea, the
Wnvca be nff rnthcr amirniy a'
fined ah they pnaaed. For n few
mlnuti-a the nlr, lit a holght of
aonie fifty reel, wauiu ue nnvu
with Inaccia und a few mlnutca
Inter there would not bo one
IkIiU ' Agnln und aitnln enmo the
wuvna. each Insect ariving
atralght and rather Htomly courae
townrd aome unknown Bon l. . un
different daa the nilKrullon woa
noted und Hpeclnicnt taken nt the
cnlle-re. The allevil Of the win Ken
nnke feeder" and tho heignt or
flight made a gathering of upeel
men a difficult mutter.
Ho far aa ran bo lonrnod,. tnh
mlgrntlon enrrlea no special econ
omic alu-nlflcanoe. Thn draRon fly
ndeya upon email laerta, largely
monqultoee. wnirn it cnpiun-a in
flight. Rotn aexea are louna in n
mlcrailnn. Thle flight of the' In-
ect In Mrtnlnnn l heln cnrefully
nnted a It l of Interest to oijeerv
ent of Innect life wherw It may bo
of no Importance to other.
MAY TAP SEVEN DEVILS
DlftTTUfT IV itjaro mm ilX
COPPKR-UIiRING ORE
(Correapondrare of The Aruoclateil Pfeaal
MOHCOW.Iilnho. Oct. 20. roa-
iblllty of development of tho seven
devlla district of west central Idaho
Into one of the richest coppcr
henring reiiona In the west la aeon
by D. F. 8. Lnnoy, geologist of the
United States geological survey
nd head of tho geology depart
ment of the University of Idaho.
TDr. Iney la Incorporating In a
publication uoon to he Issued the
reatilln of recent eurvey conducted
tn 'thn seven devil district hy the
grologtr.nl survey nnd tho Idaho
atnte bureau of mine.
The region romprlstnie the nn'M
devil district la of the same form-
tlon as thnt which extend Into
Oregon, Tir. Lnney believe. The
Oregon field, with tho nsalntiince
of rnllrouil transportation, I being
m n lie to yield good returns, lirln-
olpally of copper oro, he anid.
A a spneo saver theie llun been
patented n kitchen table, with an
Ironing machine beneath lis top.
the roller being accessible as the
top I folded back. i
. "WHEN A FKLLKR
. ' .(...... , .. , ,
When "Qtieonie," oolllo, was run over In Chicago by an automo
bile, a policeman was cnlled to shoot her. But Holnnd Schneider, four
yenr old, who owned "Qneonle," beggod so hard for the animal' llfo,
iiouiiusn uuo wu -n mnmmn ttog, t uinniy votorinnry surgeon ot the
dog' legs ,in splints. Hut there 'voro nioro serious Injuries, and
"Quccnle'' died. When n photographer arrived,, Roland nt In the back
yard of hi homo, with n buRkellul. of puppies whose eye.i were not
ovon oponund wujur.djhrou
SUNDAY, OCT. 21, 1923
Society
(Coiillniied froni page five)
Mownrii Huiiipbrey of I'lugenii.
Itv, W, ,1, ,ei,, pnntor ul tho First
nieiiiouwi i;iiscopiil church outh,
,ii iiik'u. uaingino ring cereiiiony
w,.. iv.'uaing iiinrcii wiih played by
". i,. iiumpiii'vy. Tho 'bride
wiih churmlng In n gown of Ivory
sunn with 'pearl trimming. Her
wanning veil wn cnugbt up with
uniiiKv nioHHom mill no cnrrlud a.
noipiet or urine roae. The bride
w gowned In orgnnity und car
ritii it bnrpiet of bride roae. The
bridegroom wu intended h hi
brother. Jmr.ea Humphrey. -A hirgo
ii ii in i, er or roiutive and close
rru nd from Portland and Wllum
cttu valley town and eimlern Ore
Ron were prexent. irollowlng a
dinner avrved ut tbo- home, the
newlywed ion for a honeymoon
trip, following which they will re
Hliln at Kukciic, where Mr, .Hum
phrey la i-oKuged In bUMlnvKa und
where he ho recently completed a
home, for hi bride,
.'
Town und cuinpu friend are
welcoming Mr. Marlon MuClnin
buck to KuKcno after an extended
absence spent touring vurlou
purls of Europe, Italy. France.
SKiUerlaiiil and Spain wera on her
routu of travel, und alio tella of a
most interesting time, viewing ev
erything rroin the devested urea
of Franco to opera In Pnrls, In
Juunllng about Mx. McClaln en-
countered auvcrnl fiimlllur Oregon
faces, uiiionr them being Alius
Julia lliirxeas, MIhh Henrietta Uuoy,
wiiu wnuin sne visited In Alar.
selll.H In Kouthern France, Mlas
Jciiii'tKi fiilklna, MIhh Catherine
IJohip, ills. Dorothy Collier and
Alls Mury Townsend..
e
Mm. fiandull 'Smith, who I vis
Itin her sister. Air. Thomas Well,
wu tho Inspiration for a very In
formal and enjoyable little needle.
work teu, planned by- Air.. C. L.
Tcshner on Tuesday ufternoon.
m m m
A total am nrlKO to their friend
hern wiih the announcement of the
marriage of Altss Myrtle Kays to
Marsh tloodwln, which occurred In
Portland on Alonduy evening ut six
o'clock. Although Air. and Mra.
J. w. Kny. parent of the bride,
had known of the engagement, the
choice of a weeding dale was
orprle to them also. The cere
mony wa read by Rev. K, K.
Pence of Wctmintor Presbyte-
rwn church.
Air, (ioodwln I a grndu.it
nurse, and Is now In charge of the
urgery at tho Portlnnd eye, ear.
nose und throat hospital. MY.
(Ioodwln 1 a former Kugcno man,
huvtiiK graduated from the uni
versity, und U tho son of Air. and
Mrs. U At. Goodwin. He I In
business with a Portland Insur
once firm, and ut a member of
Bmniu Chi fraternity..
a e a
Following tho tea on Thursdny
for which she wsa un honor guest
Airs, Campbell Church uuked a few
of the-friends of Air, licorice ucr
tinner lo her home for a very In
formal nnd ploasurable little tlln
ner. 71, o. sTueui numbered Mra.
Oerllnger, Mra. P. L. .Campbell,
Mrs. Attirrny Warner, Aire. Virginia
Iwlerly, Mra, Mury H. Jewell, Mrs.
W. . 0.. Hnie end Mra. Sum Oasa
WarneK . t " ' .. . .
i
Town nnd campua friends by the
score wero happy to hear late this
week "of tho auoceasful termlna.
tlnn of tho aorlou operation nn
tlergone by uenn John ntrauh in
I'oitlnnd on Thursday. With no
cbmnllcntlons. physlclnnn predlce a
nost satisfactory convalescence for
Dcnn strnub. Both Air, struub
and Mr. O. F. - Stafford are in
ortland.
.
Mr. William Ixrd and Miss
Kllxnbeth Lord returned on Friday
to their home in Salem.
Mrs. Jesse Griffin 1 spending a
hort tlm In Snn Francisco visit
ing with friend.
For Air. A, P. Bowen and Atrs.
Jacob Rlsley, both of whom have
been visitors In Eugene during the
week Just paused. Atr. Howard
Hall aakbd a small group of old
high school und college dny friend
to her Rcw homo on Onrdcn ave
nue, on. Thurnduy. The nfternoon
spent In needlework which offerea
most plcnwi.it opportunity for
vlltlng together. ".. .
Mrs. Iiisley nnd small son left
Eugene on Friday for their new
home nt Hoardman. Oregon after
visiting Mr. Rtaloy's parent. Air.
and Mr. N..B. Mann, .while Airs.
Howen nnd little daughter Shirley
depnrted for Portland yesterday
after a visit with Mr. Bowen'a
father, Mr. Thomas Koche. .
... . .
Bountiful In appointment nnd
dotnll whs the bridge tea on Fri
day nt the Oebtirn hotel. , . .
For the afternoon, Mrs. Ernest
.NEEDS A FRIEND"
gotta do omethln'l"
Stroud, Airs. Ilemy Holeubvli ulul
Airs. W. B. Powell wero hostesses
and to slier, their hoHpltallty the
hud Hiked nearly li hundred
friend for tne hours of card.
Alora than a wore of tables ror
tlm iiiiim wero placed about the
piilm uud tea room, and there
luautltl)' of autumn leave, murl
golds and cosmo mado a rich und
colorful background for tho pluy
ers. Assisting throughout tho ufter
noon wore Mr. Herbert ftoome,
Mr. W. If. Osburn, Mr. H. L.
Studkty nnd Mr. Chester Steven
son. .. ,
About four o'clock a number of
additional guest culled, dropping
In nolle Informally for- th tea
nour. ......(.
. . . ,
A' molt Interesting talk on Ore
gon writer by Mis Orace Bdglng-
ton, given most Informally and
cleverly In her pleasant way, wu
the chief attraction on yesterday's
program of the regulur Fortnight
ly club meellnff. .-. i ..
-
Collego Cret neighborhood club
wu entertuined during the week
by Mr. J. A. tCresaey, the member
enjoying keenly their chosen study
or Oregon, her political und social
problem, ' !
Mrs, Wllilam F. Johnson and
Air. K. ti. Park were special
guest of Air. Jl. L. Studley, who
on Wednesday entertained I!. D-
chib with a cne o'clock luncheon
ut her homo. Present uh a new
member of tne club was Mr.
Hnrrv Powe 11. This murk tne
ooening of the- club life for the
winter months, und Air. W. O.
Swun is to be the next hostess.
Scarlet salvia., dahlias and cln.
crurlu made an attractively bright
background for Wednesday bridge
club member, who thl week were
entertained by Air. K. -M. Pratt nt
her home. . . Mr. Jerry Horn was
welcomed a a new member of the
group, which iu to meet again
thl Wednesday with Air. S. J.
Wilson. Thereafter the session
will be once a fortnight.
. Needlework about, a cheery nnd
friendly fire made a particularly
cosy and pleasant Keto club' In
itial mcetlne on- Tnursany. aus.
Guy Pyle being the hostess. Bright
milllurdhiB and cosmo1 lent a fur
ther fall-like note, and at tea time
the hostess served luncheon to her
Kuests. Mr. M. J. Skinner asslatea
and Aft. F. T. Flndtner Is to be
the next hosles.
.
Miss Lillian Scaton entertained
Quito Informally at dinner on
Thursday night . at tho OBburn,
complimenting Mrs. William Lord
und Miss Elizabeth 1-ora or saiem.
Her guest, ln addition to these two.
included Mr. and Mr. C. D. Rorer,
and Mr. and Air. David Auld. who
have just returned from a vacation
trip of ueverul week Into ne
middle west and California.
. With Mrs. Lord. Mr Beaton
Dlan to spend the winter motor'
Ing In Cullfornia, leavlhg here In
about a month.
Mr. Wilson Coffey asked a few
friend in for needlework and tea
most Informally on Thuraady after
noon.' ; ' 1,1
. - . ' .'
Wednesday afternoon Is to bring
a most enjoyable nnd hospltnlnble
affair sponsored by the chamber
of commerce auxiliary,' who will
on that date hold open house at
the chamber rooms In spectul com.
pllment to all newcomers In Eu
gene. ' ' ''," - ' ' - .
The hour ore to be from three
Until five o'clock, and It Is partic
ularly urged by the 'committees
that every member look up some
one who I a stranger within tne
gate and net us a special hostess.
And to those who by chance are
not called personally, the commit
tees extend a very special Invita
tion, to come nnd meet the Eugene
matrons who will be there to wel
come them, since the reception and
open houe I planned with the
avowed purpose of meeting and
welcoming the many new folk wno
have- come to make their home
here -within th past year, i There
will be an Intereatlng program of
muslo during the caning hour,
which ia being planned by Mrs.
Avard Fairbanks and 'Mr. L. C.
LlKton. ';
Decoration nre to be ln the
hands of Airs. Wayne Green, Mrs.
Harmon Anderson and Mrs. Guy
Pyle, while Afrs. Beck, Mrs. R. L.
Flnlnvson and Mr. J. W. Kays
are In charge on the dining room.
No cards have been issued ior
the affair, but la expected tua
several hundred newcomer and
Eugene folk will call during the
time.
Ottt-of'TownSociety
At Santa Clara
(Register Lane County Special)
SANTA CLARA, Ore.. Oct. 20.
Tho Santa Clara thimble club met
at the homo of Airs. C. Strome on
river avenue, Friday afternoon,
The Indies spent the time visiting.
at four o'clock the hostess, assisted
by Airs. Fry and Mrs. Baker, served
luncheon. There were thirteen
member present, namely: Afr.
Portorfleld, Mr. Baker, Air. Wick-
wire, Mr. Llle, Mrs. Fry, Mr.
Nicolle, Mrs, Gray, Mrs. Afnat,
Ah-H. Porter. Mr. . Luraier, Mrs.
Rennett. Airs, Hart . and . Mrs.
Strome. The visitors consisted of
two small children. Emit Strome
nnd Miss Irnia Stromo of
Eugene Bible . university. Mr.
Luaaier will bo tho next hostess on
Wednesday, November 21st.
.(-- mmm
A very pleasant nfternoon wn
enjoyed by the needle club when
Mrs. Preston Hurt enterinineu at
her homo on Thursday nfternoon.
Tho approach of Hnllowe'en was
tastefully suggested ny appropriate
decorations In both the living, nnd
tho dining room, and wn fur
ther curried out at luncheon, with
Afr. .Harold- Well assisting In
serving. Congratulation were ex
tended by letter, from tho club to
Air. nnd Mr. Olva fisk upon the
arrival of a duughter. Gnosis, be.
aide eltib membofs, Included Airs.
W.- R. Robertson, Mra, Nenl Rob
ertson, Mrs. Porlerfleld, Mr. Har
old Wells, Air. Bob Robertson,
Mrs. Carl Cnlef and .Alias Grace
Schaffnct All member of the
club nre Invited lo nn afternoon nt
ho home of Airs. W. R. Robert
son 1116 Olive Btreot, .HiURene,
Thursday, Oatober 26. Mrs Clint
Chexom will be nostes tor tne
next regular club mooting, Novem
ber flrt. ... . -
- ' At On-swell
(Register Lnno County Speelnl) '
CUES WELL, Ore.. Oct. 20. The
M. E. O. met nnd wore tcnter-4
tnlned Thursdny evening nt tho
jjg",, jt t;'".."
the spread I reported lo' bo the
iiiout eluboruto of ull. Tho ladle
present were Mrs. Hunter. Aim
K.. H. Melton, Air. Ethel Everson,
Mis K. Al. Thompson. Mrs. Ethel
ireunor. Air, ueorgo Schulmerlch
Air. George Snere, Air. F. A
Richardson, Mrs. Emma Johnson
and Mr. Ed Anderson.
The Eastern Star enloved a do
llgl.tful social hour after the usuill
meeting on Thursday evBninu
Aloxt uppetlxlng icfreshment of
pumr-kln pie with whipped cream,
dougfrnuts, Coffee und k rapes were
served. -The compuny wus huuolly
surprised witn a visit from
Guy Htona and Mr. Leon Etherton
or Portland. I Mr,. Ston being a
former member.
' " At Bludily
(fUflstar Lane County Special)
BLACHLY,' Or., Oct. 20. A
coterie of the 1 younger marrlec
women gather at the home of Mrs
Sum Horton of Horton. Wednes
day for a birthday surprise party
ror Mrs. Lou Koblnnon, those pre
ent were Alt. J. M. Brown of
Heeds, North Dnkota; Mt. J. -J,
Curnow, Airs. Alex Dormncu, Mr.
John Horton, Mr. Harry Tatro,
Mr Myrtle Schmidt, Mr. Hudon
Nlckllson, Mrs. filch Hays, Mr.
Weast of Horton; Mr. E. E. Bar
row, Mr. C. O. Abbey, Mr. E. O.
PoHtlund, Airs. Charles Slayter and
duughter, Mr. Hurry Koberton
and children of Blachly. Airs. Rob
inson wus very much uurprloed
nnd received many useful presents.
Mr. Horton served Jello, cake and
cocoa. -
At Klagg
(Register Lane County Special)
FLA GO, Ore., Oct. 20. A party
wu given Frlduy night;-' October
12, at the home of Mr. and Mra.
W. J. Vuughn. The evening was
Mpent dancing, and at mld-nlght
an oyater supper wa served; ulo
jcake, coffee and sandwiches. "The
many friends who enjoyed the eve
ning were: Mr. and Airs. W. J.
Vaughn, Air. and Mr. J. G.-Staeh-uke,
Mr. and Mr. Fred Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. A. La Monet, - Mr. and
Mra. Allen Warden, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Howell, Air. and Mrs. Eu
gene Snellstiom, Misses Sadie Sta
ehtlke, Audrey Fowler; Veda
Vaughn, Alary Stephens,- Velma
Vaughn, Alesare. Virgil Warden.
John Snellstrom, Charles Bennett,
Charley Johnson, Bill Fowler, 1es
ter Vaughn, Harold Vaughn. W.l
linm. Wayne and Robert Vaughn,
Wayne Atlllen.- Stanley Sutehuke.
Robert Snellstrom Dorris Vaughn,
and also several fnmllles of - the
Mattson and Engle Mill attended.
All reported a real good time, and
are looking forward to another
party In the near future.
At HurrlsUirg
' HARRI8BURG, Ore., Oct. 20.
(Special to the - Rtglstor) Cele
brating the opening of the pheas
ant season as well as the confer
ring of tho third degree- ln Ma
aonry, the local Masonic lodge end
ed the activities of their regular
meeting Tuesday evening with a
China pheasant feed. In all there
were about 40 Mason present. The
degree waa conferred on J. Fred
Mills, the bookkeeper for . the
Standard Oil company here, and
at the conclusion of the work Air.
Alills waa presented with a gift
of a beautiful Atascnlc pin.
Those gathered for thla festive
occasion included many from Al
bany. Junction City and Eugene.
The Albany delegation which In
cluded R...W. Davis and . H. K.
AIcFeeters. both formerly of thl
place, the latter late Standard un
manager here, was neauea oy r
L. Wiedener. past master of the
Albany St. John's lodge. It waa
Air. Wiedener that conferred the
third degree. F. L. Beard and
Perl Widener were here from Eu
gene.
Last Friday evening the home
rtf Air. and Mrs. John Owen ln
town was the scene of a Methodist
Sunday school party for the inter
mediate class which 1 under Mrs.
Owen'a direction. There.- were
some twelve or more present to
enjoy the happy occasion- as fol
lows: Afildred Thomas, Jean Web-
Enid Larson, Dorothy Scott,
Catharine Cartwrlght. Vera Coatee,
Viola Coates, Elmer Keesell, Olen
KeaselL Charles Co tad. Donald Mc
Afee. Harold Owen and Mlas Wil
ms. Owen.
e
Guy Herman, ilivfaar south of
town ia another one to have ob
served the opening of the pheos-
ant feed with a dinner lost Bun
day at his country home tq which
the following were present: Mr.
and Airs. W II lard. Herman ana
daughter, Wllberta, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hayworth ana family, a Air.
Hoffman, or Portland, and Mr.
Jensen, of Eugene.
SEEK EDUCATION IN U. S.
Rl'SStAX REFUGEES UNDERGO
MANY HARDSHIPS
(Correspondence of Tbe Associated Press)
CLAREMONT, Cal Oct. 17.
Perservlng struggle for an educa
tion under the stars and stripes,
waged by Russian refugees are re
vealed in the records of Pomona
college here. Andrew Soorin, hail
ing from Kazan valley, and his
wife. Eugenic, frgm Harbin. Man
chum crossed the Pacific In the
steerage of an ocean liner nnd
reached San Francisco. January 21,
last-. They came a students and
ns nuch were admitted to the
country.
For month Soorin worked ano
saved. Then he sent for his sui
ter, Elizabeth Soorin, of Knian,
and hi sister-in-law, Marina
Pochntkenn. of Harbin. These two
young women, cultured nnd well
educated In their own tongue, nlso
braved the Inconvenience of steer
nre trnvol to grasp the opportunity
of an education' in the United
States.
They lnnded nt Snn Francisco
July 12. Marine Pochntkenn was
admitted because she had papers
to show her graduation from school
In llnrhin, but Elisabeth Soorin
wan barred, nlthottgh she had hud
n similar course, but hnd no doc
umentary evidence.
For week AIlss Soorin war de
tained nt Angel Island, while her
brother's saving went into a legal
battle to gain her Admittance. The
fight won. but the legal paper
reached th dock tork minute after
the young woman had been . do-
ported with 17 in iter pocket ana
no clothing, but what ho wore.
She wn lnnded at Yokohnma four
dny before tho great Japanese
earthquake, nnd in the meantime
nrrnngement hnd been mnde ror
her passage hack, hut to date no
word hn como from her. ;
TERMINAL OAFK
1 Merchants lunch. ilSo. 11 to 2.
Horns cooking. Quick aorvlco, 1
lo-l-ir
SEVCff
up
DECURED IS
Home of King George and
His Queen Unsafe Abode
EXPERTS ADMTT HAZARD
British' PuMIc' Alarmed At PosWbto
, Danger to Itoyul Family On.
OcriMloii of Court FiuiteJoiBa '
(Correspondent of The Associated Pre)
LONDON. Oct. It Buckingham
Palace, home of King Oeorge and
Queen Mary, I a firetrap, subject
to th gravest fir risks, according
to revolution in nn official
of a royal' commission appointed
to investigate nre prevention' In
England. The British public la
alarmed at the possible danger to
the royal family while In residence
in tne palace, for a fir during
one of the brilliant court night,
when thousands of guests are at
the palace, could easily result In a
holocaust. ' . . ,
Though royally itself may often
be insignificant, royal residence
rarely nre, and Buckingham pal
ace, as far a outward appearance
go, I no exception.-- Each year
thousand of tourist gaze In won
dor and admiration on the Impon- .
Ing stone facade of the Palace.
one of the architectural sight of .
the British capital. Few of them
know th palace front Is a shell
hiding an older building. It is like
a beautifully decorated theater fire
curtain which separate the peo
ple from the stage settings of a
royal court. "
' Partitions Are Inflammable ''
Behind, the noble Palace front I
a maze' Of royal reception room,
banqueting halls and living quar
ter for the royal family, and Its ,
retinue of retainer, court official
and servants. These quarter are
separated by inflamable partition,
and linked by a labyrinth of drafty
hallway and a net work of old
fnflhloned electric wiring and heat-
in Int'nllatlons. :-
Dt::p:te the fire risks, no English
rovcnmtnt buildings are even in-
rured, un matter what may be their
or that of their content.
imrlng the year ended December,
1920, the communion reports, 21
fires occurred In government
buildings, eight of them being at
tributed to short circuits due tb
defects in old electrical instala
tlon. .
Other IHslnrlo Buildings UnsafeT
Buckingham palace I only one of
London's hlstoricbulldlngs open to
fire risk because of the nature of
It construction. 8omeret house,
depository of priceless documents.
Is anotber. Trior building is a
source of great anxiety to the gov
ernment! according to the report
of the commission on fire pre
vention. A '
Many precautions ' are taken
against fire In Buckingham Pal'
ace.. Somerset house, the House of
Parlltment and other government
buildings. There nre many of
whom are trained firemen. 8r
vsnts and officials of all classes re
eelve Instruction In the use of fire
extinguisher. Government office
lal explain the lack of Insurance)
by saying thitt in many cases, auch
a the RoUse' of Parliament,'' II
would be impossible to estimate
their value for insurance purposes.-
NOTICE Or SALE 09 OOVRRNlMNf
TIMBER
. OEKERAL LAND OPTICB
' Washington, D. O., Oct 9, 1M. '
Notice . Is hereby given that, subject, ,
to the eondlUona and lUDltatlooa of tb ,
acta of June 9. 1816 (39 Stat. 219),
February 28. 1919 (40 But. 1179), and
Juaa 4, 1920 (41 Stat, 758), sad De- 1
parttaeotal regulatkma of September 10
1917 (4 L. D., 447), aod Jans 22, 19M
(47 L. D- 411). too timber oo tb fol
lowing Unas v 111 be sold November 20,
1923, at 10 o'clock a. m. at public, aue
ties at th Halted States land office al
Roesbunr. Oregon, to tb hlgbeet bidder
at not lea than the appraised value aa
shown by this notice, sale to be subject
to toe approval of the Secretary of tb
Interior. Tb purchase price, with aa
additional sum of one-fifth or 1 per eeUt
thereof, being commissions allowed, mast
bo deposited at time of Bale, money t
be returned If sale la not approve,
otherwise patent will fsau for the tim
ber wbleh mast be removed within tea
years. Bid will k received from citi
zens of tbe United Rut, asaoelatlon
of such citlsens Hnd eorporatioae orgaa
lied under the laws of th United State,
or any State, Territory or District there
of only. Upon, application of a qualified
purchaser, the timber ea any legsl
dlTlsloa will be offered separately befor
being Included la any offer of a lunar
anlt - '
T. 16 I., K. 2 W., See. 1, Lot 8, set
fir 1505 M.. red eedar 75 At., 8RU
S'W4. red fir 1100 U.. red oedar 10 XT.
none of tho timber on these tracta to aa
sold for leaa than 11.75 per If., for tW
fir and 11.00 per At, tor th eedar. S.
18 8.. R. 6 W.. Sec. 5. U'V SBl, r '
fir 950 If.. BE 14 8WK. red fir 890 Mi,
non of th timber oa these tracta to be
sold for less than 12.00 per Af. T. tt
8.. R. 11 W., Sec. T, BH NB)H. yel
low fir 8300 Af,, hemlock B0 At., not
to be sold--for less than 12.50 per Af..
for th yellow -fir and 50 cent per At.
for th hemlock. T. 28 R R. 12 W..
See. 11, NW14, NEK. red fir 3400 At.. ,
Sec. 25, BWVi NWt4. red fir 1400 M.,
Lot , red fir 820 At., none ef tbo tim
ber on these tracts to be sold for lesa
than 12.80 per Af. T. 81 8., R. 12 W.,
See. 13, Lot 15, red fir 40 Af., white
cedar 15 Af., Lot 17, red fir 88 Al.. white
cedar 45 At., Lot 18. red fir 840 M.,
SB NBK. red fir 790 Af., white eedar
200 Af., none of the timber on these
tracts to be sold for leas than 82.00 per
At. for th red fir and $6.00 per At., for
tho white eedar. T. 27 8., R. 12 W
Bee. 13, 8 EH NEU. yellow fir 2600 M.,
white fir 100 At., bemlork 100 At., NEU
SB K. yellow fir 900 M., wblte fir 575
Al., hemlock 100 Af., uone of tho timber
on these tracts to be sold for less than
$2.60 per At., tor the red and yellow ttr
and 60 cents per Al. for the wblu lir
nnd hemlock. T. 2 B.. R. 11 W flee.
11, BKH BW14 fir 1775 Al., BWVi BWH
fir 850 At.. 8W 8EU fir 450 II.,
none of the timber on these tracta to -
be sold for less than 2.00 per Af. T.
17 B., K. s w Bee. 35, 8KU 8RH
red fir 835 Af., none to be sold tor lata
tha $1.25 per At. T. 10 fl., R. 1 W..
are. 27. NEW. NRU fir 665 Af. red
cedar 100 M., hemlock 90 Al.. NWt(
fir 7in m.. red eedar 125 .,
hemlock 60 M WU NEVi (Ir 915 Al
red cedar 100 Al. hemlock 90 At.. 8RH
NRU fir 1010 At. red eedar 110 tl
hemlock 30 At.. NBV4 NWU (Ir 775
M. red certsr 120 At. hemlock 25 At..
NW14 NW fir 1220 Al. red cedar 120
Al.. hemlock 85 At., BW NWtl fir
1200 M. red cedar 100 M . rru nwu
fir 1055 Af. red cedar 130 tl. bemlork
30 M.. NKU RWU fir Inn v. serf
cedar 110 M NWU 8W14 fir I860 M.
n.TW nr -WO SI., HKU HW
fir 3100 At.. NEK SEW rir 1385 Af. -red
eedar 50 Af.. NWyi RRU, fir 1790
M.. red oedsr 40 At., 8WU RRU fir
2135 At?. 8RV 8RU fir 1725 At., nan
of tha timber on thla section to be sold
tor lesa than 11.76 per M. for th fir
and 1 per Af. fnr tb red oedar sal
nemiocx. T. 89 8., R. 10 w., Bee. is.
Lot 4. red fir 340 At. yellow fir 230 M.
white cedar 414 At., red eedar 50 M.
Sim" 01 in limner on tat tract to oe ;
sold for leas than It par At, for th Bed
fir, 11.60 per M. fnr the yellow fir and
red cedar and IS ner 11. fop the' white .
oedar.. , . .
WII.bMM BPRT,
Coanlnleaar, Oeoeral La4 Offtee;
.IlaUfJtuiMt
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