Morning register., December 10, 1925, Image 6

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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE.. THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1925
BANKS ARE ACCEPTING
Clearing House Decides to
.' Loosen Ban
GENERAL FUND RELIEVED
Oily MnniKxvs Not In Ilml .Nlmpe
, President. . of Axwc-iiillou Says
l'ollnnliijc Order
: Think of Kiiroho arc raithliiR nil
f:enoral fund warrants of the city.
L vn learned yesterday tlirouiili
momlipra ut tho KuKt-nc ('leurlnn
Houne, of which the threo local
bank nro members.
Althouish tho banks hail been
ncceptlnR tho warrants for two
days, nothing hail been revealed.
"We want to pet this all cleared
up,'" wild li. slt. RrundaRe, presi
dent of tho clearing house, last
night. "The clly la not In bad
pliapo but there Is no reason why
we, as cltUena, should be paylnit
nix per cent on those warrants
when tho Bancroft bonds could be
sold at four and one-half.
"The fact that tho banks are
cashing the warrants is a demon
stration of the confidence reposed
In Mayor I.oe. Wo think ho Is tho
man who can pull tho city out all
right. Hud tho city council done
thls months ago wo would not
have stopped accepting city war
rants. Wo wouldn't have needed
to."
Mayor Loo 0ens Way
''' Decision of iho Kucene Clearins
House to refuse to accept any city
warrants for cash or deposit was
(I
LAST
DAY
TOAY
The
Woman
Hater
with CI.1VE BKOOK
1IKI.KXK ('HAI)WICK
JOHNNY ilAHKOX .
CENTTUY
COMEDY
REX
XKWS
fcirl w m o -ml 'fji
reached within n few Uy before
(he resignation of ex-mnyor K. H.
Pur Kb,
The resolution of the member
bunks was In effect that "no wur
runts of Kuneno oily would be u
reptcd for depoult or dinned," nnd
that rulu held (tint until tho first
of this week,
Members of tho clearing boune
nnHOciution wittl that Mayor 1-ee
had placed "his cards on the
table" and that ft way bad been
opened through th mayor's state
ment to tho public yesterday, for
Kimono to Ket back on a sound
basin.
RAZE NABBED AT CACHE
i.iQVoit chau;k r.iKi)
AtSAIXST LOCAli MAN'
Slicrirf Discovers llhlliiff lHiuv for
".MiKn" ami I'lntvs lVpnljr
on G until
Floyd Haze, who has been In
Jail n number of times previously
on liquor charires. was locked up
again yesterday afternoon after his
arrest on a charge of unlawful
possession. Kane was arrested by
J. A. Watson, deputy sheriff, In a
field near Irving when he ap
peared at a cache of liquor and
started off with the sack contain
ing several quarts of moonshine.
Raie had driven up to a point
near tho cache with a party in
which were two other men and
three women in two cars. Charles
Carlson, a member of the parly,
is held In jail while the others
were released.
Unite pleaded not guilty In Jus
tice of the Peace Wells' court, ce
clarinK that he was not within
three feet of tho sack of liquor but
the deputy sheriff said he had
picked It up and had started away
with It.
The cache was discovered by
Sheriff Taylor early yesterday af
ternoon. He came hack to the city
and taking Deputy Watson out
wilh him. stationed him In the
brush close to tho cache. Half an
hour later the party arrived.
LOWELL MAN FINED $50
I
WIIXIAM Mc.MAHOV PLKADS
! tilll.TY TO HAVING DKKK
William XIcMahon of Lowell
jwas fined $30 in Justice of the
! Peace H. J. Wells' court yesterday
.having pleaded guilty to the
i charge of having deer meat in his
1 possession.
! McMahon was arrested a short
i time ago by liodney lioach, slate
deputy game wnrden, who met
htm on the road and found the
deer in his car. It was alleged,
j K. M. Brown, ch'ef depu-y game
i warden, and others from the slate
! game department have been active
In this part or tno vauey tne pasi
few days and have cnused a num
ber of arrests.
MAYOR LEE OUTLINES
Bancroft Bond Sale Will Be
Ordered
BOND ISSUE IS URGED
V
WW
SIUSLAW MEN TO BETRIED
LEONARD DAVID CHAUGKD
WITH BEING DIU'XK
F. J. BERGER
18-8th AveW.
Leonard David, of the lower
Sluslaw -country, arrested Satur
day nigtit by J. A. Wa'son, deputy
sheriff, on a charge of being drunk
in a public place, was arraigned
in the court of Justice of the
Peace Harold J. Well? yesterday
and plenled not puilty. The trial
will be held at a later date which
has not yet been set. Ho gave
$200 bail for his appearance.
It is alleged that David was In-'
tcOcicated at a dance.
C. E. F. Hickoz. piano tuner
Phone 152 3-J. or Morris Music
House. 1 1-6-tf
It's a real pleasure
to travel by stage!
Speed with safety, combined with scenic
beauty, comfortable stages and frequency
of service, stage travel is enjoyable at
any season of the year.
We take the work out of travel and put
pleasure in. Ask your ticket office for a
list of the beautiful trips on, or in con
nection with, our lines.
OREGON STAGES
537 Willamette Telephone 1860
hmbilimrcm
Safety J Gmfortabk
No. 6.
Are You Their Meal
Ticket?
Well Fed and Happy
as Young Shoats Now.
. Your life insurance Is 'the one assurance you liavc that
they will lie well fed. or fed :it all, and happy in case death
should cancel their income through you.
Have You Enough
Insurance to Meet Their Need?
The check from OREGON LIFE gets there first!
Let BILL BASKERVILLE Explain
Phone 482 "WE WRITE 'EM RIGHT" 557 WilL St.
tntcrort. Unto Charter Amend
ment Will Stimulate !.l)uidn.
Iton of .sMMunt
St at i in? that he would ut unco
direct the lsn.tim of IbuuTofl
bonds to retire the district tin
nrovenient warrants. Mayor K. I,
l.ee yesterday afternoon kuvo out
his first ndmluisirtulvo riolley.
This sale of honds will take place
in n few days, he wild. Following
ia the mayor'it statement:
"Some days since a lurjso num
ber of representative clthtcnH
called upon me and Insisted that
It was my duty hs n imtrtoiic
member of this community to per
mit myself to ho appointed mayor.
This means that I must devote n
Inn; part of my time to direct
I11K the nrfnirs of the city, without
compensation. Whether wisely or
not, I havo consented, nitat have
been appointed mayor.
'"Since my appointment. I havo
spent practically all of my time
in looking into the affairs of the
city, nnd in formulating a policy
for the administration of its busi
ness. In tho carrylnK out of that
policy. I am entitled to. and 1 ex
pect the support of tho commun
ity. I mean this in no empty idle
sense, nnd 1 hope for the hacking
and moral support of eaeh of you.
Sound Footing In Night
"My examination of city matters
has brought me to the conclusion
that, much idle rumor to the con
trary, the city's credit and finan
cial condition can be placed upon
a sound rooting almost Instantly
upon tho adoption of the following
which I set out ns my policy:
First: 1 shall direct that immo
diato steps be taken to issue Han
croft bonds to retire the district
improvement warrants, shown on
tho last statement as J3L'H.043.S:!.
ns rapidly as may be. A wilo will
take place In a few days which will
retire approximately $150.001. 00 of
them. The warrants bear six per
cent, and the bonds four and one
half.
Second: I shall direct that tho j
city shall press it's collections fori
street improvements, hot it honded !
and unbonded, in order to meet
interest and principal charges on
improvement bonds.
Third: I shall direct that tho
$15,271.04 paving intersection war
rants he retired by charging them
into the paving intersection fund
of 5 39.551.45.
Bond Issuo Favored
Fourth: I earnestly recommend
that the general fund and inter
est warrants be changed from six
per cent to four nnd one half by
voting the $175,000.00 bond issue
December 15. This will save the
city over $200 per month.
Fifth: The voting of the re
assessment amendment will prac
tically validate all improvement
warrants, and is absolutely es
sential if the general tax payer is
to avoid paying private assess
ments that may be found defective.
Sixth: The interest rate char
ter amendment to bo voted on De
cember 15, will greatly stint ula to
the liquidation of the city's out
standing assessments, and should
by all means be carried.
Seventh: I strongly recommend
the adoption of the advertised bud
get, and have every reason to be
lieve that the city can run within
it for the year
Mono Help Ordered
Eighth: I shall recommend nnd
direct the employment of suffi
cient clerical assistance at the city
hall to carry out the foregoing
policy.
Other problems will undoubted
ly arise, and when they do, I shall
endeavor to meet them. I wish
to say in conclusion that I have
every confldenco in my advisers
and co-workers, members of tho
common council, and city attor
ney and shall work with thorn to
place Eugene's financial affairs on
sound basis and economically
administer Its business.
"Respectfully.
"E. U. LEE. Mayor."
mllteo Is composed of IT, W. Mux
cy, chairman and lepreseiuntlvo on
the l.niio county council; F, 11,
Itamlin, treasurer; l.h C. Itoh
1mm, YV, t HukIin and H. A. t'ox.
Scoutmaster is K. Tyson, who
was said by Mr. flnrk to bo one
of tho iincitt types of men for this
work. The nsdlsianl scoutmaster
will ho C. F. Hurber.
The organisation is to bo known
us Troop No. I, Hprlngflold, Tho
Lions' club will furnirdi nil equip
mcnt. There Is another iroop at Oak
i'IIm and one at Muplotou, hes.dca
the eight regular troops In the
city of Eugene. Mr. t'lark staled,
KILPATRICK TO, SPEAK
HXTMNStON lHVISlOX 1IKAX TO
i i:i.i in- ii:i.u:i'' woitii
Karl KllimtrU-k. il.'im of tho ex
tension iltvMon at tho unlvoratt).
will ho (ho rim-lisil nokor ut tho
naaouilily til tho woitmn'a hull. ling
today, tiinl Ma topic will bo "i'hnn
Iiir the Tonmilo."
Tho mihjoct of hU lull! will ho
tho work of tho lUul t'rosa In ro
constt-m'tlntr Iho tlovuattiWM dla
trlota of Illinois. Missouri and In
dtniia nftor tho tormido awi.pt tho
Mlddlo West In Iho nurtii. Ho will
ulso toll o( tho work or tho relief
oorns l' til 1'ilelilo rlood In l'J2l.
Ho whs. In vhui'Ko of Iho work lif
ter tho tornado and assistant di
rector of tho lied I'ross durum the
Astoria fire.
To accept a position In tho Knat
with n national orRanUailon Mr.
Kllnatrtck htM tendered his reslir-
natlon ns dean of the extension ill-
vision, and it will tako offoct on
January I.
IS
CANTATA IMtAlTU'E
11 K h l .
IS AtSO
ltMako CbrUt King" to IU lre
Scninl By rmdiytorlnn Choir
Simtbiy. IHMvmlKr HO
Hctween 40 and 50 members of
the vested choir of tho Central
Presbyterian church were ban
queted at the church last night by
the ladles aid society.
Following the dinner, tho choir
and quartet, under the lendorshlp
of Professor John H- Seifert of the
I'niverinty of Oregon, began re
hearsals for the ChrtstuuiA cantata.
"Make Christ King." which is tf
be given at the church on the af
ternoon of Sunday. Oeccmber 20,
beginning at four o'clock.
Hev. A. H. Saunders, pastor of
the Central Presbyterian church,
made a brief add re a in which he
thanked the members of the chol-'
for their efforts in the church this
year.
"Choirs can help In making the
services by tho very attitude and
appearance." he said, thanking tho
mem tiers for this phasn nnd ulso
for the way they sang. I le said
that too often tho sermon was con.
sldered the big feature of the
church work, whereas tho music
was just as important.
MAIL RUSH HAS BEGUN
I.AlttiF. XnillKIt Or l'.U'K.
AGKS .IIH1 K AT Ott lt K
Outgoing Mall Is llcnvjr nml Koine
I'ivm-iim Helm." lUivlvrd
I'rfim Oncslde Points
BOYS' CHORUS TO SING
SANTA CLARA CHCIlCn PUO-
f.IUM IS TONKiHT
The IMoneer boys' chorus will
sing at the church at Kanta Clara
thin evening under the direction of
Mr. nnd Mr. Harry II. iJorks, It
was announced last night.
This will be the second public
appearance of the youngsters who
were recently organized at tho Y.
M. C. A. by Mr., and Mrs. Dorks
nnd H. H. McAllister, assistant
boys' work secretary.
Jt will also he tho second en
gagement for tho week, a situation
that will not occur Ukain, parents
were Informed, when a request was
made by "Y" officials to co-operate
in this one instance. The first pub.
lie appearance was before the Ku
gene Kotary club Tuesday night.
The boys will meet at tho Y. M.
C. A. at seven p. m. sharp. Trans
portation has been provided by
local business men and tho song
sters will be homo shortly uftor
eight o'clock.
DR. RICHMOND SELLS OUT
HKXTIST WMi IMtAfTICK
OimiODONTIA IIItAXCII
Ir. J. K. llichmoml. donllxt lo
ruled In the I. ). (). V, MwM, lm
holil IiIh offlro fixtures and pnie.
tleo to J)r. V. I,. HrookH, a recent
arrival hero from Kansas, who 1ms
laken chnrKe.
Dr. Hlrhmond nnnnunced yes-
tCrdllV tlWlt hp Will Ufir.n
office In Ihn Miner hloek for the
praetice of the orthodontia liraneh
of dentistry. He. leaves today for
ces that handle (his branch of the
worK exclusively.
NEW TROOP ORGANIZED
Miufjf n;M) KNTriis nov
scorr mvk.mi:xt
Organlzalbm of n Iroop of lloy
Scouts In Springfield, the third to
he formed otitnldo of the city of
Eugene and the llth In Lane
county this- year, was fos'ernd Inst
nlKht by the Lions' club in that
place.
C. R. Clark, scout executive, re
turned from Springfield after
mooting with tho Linns there dur
ing tho evening. The troop com-
The Christmas rush has begun J
at the postoffice, says Darwin !
Vornn. postmaster, and already i
packages are piling up each day
for the outgoing mails nnd some!
are being received, marked "do !
not open until Christmas." i
The postoffice deportment has
been carrying on its campaign for
enrly mailing vigorously with bub;
letins urging people not to wait ,
being sent to newspapers and j
posters exhibited in public places. S
Karly mailing is even more irn- j
perative this year than before, it I
is explained, because of tho fact
that December 2fi is a complete
holiday for mail rarrlers nnd no
postal matter will be moved on
that day.
Tho weather so far has been
excellent for mail trains, no storms
to slow down or stop the carriers
and all trains running on schedule
time.
U. S. NOT TO PROSECUTE
STATU WILL T A K K
ACiAIXST SAXfiO
The government declined to
prosecuto Carl Hango, arrested
here Tuesday afternoon on a charge
of violating the Mann act. and he
will be prosecuted by the state on
a statutory charge, according to
announcement yesterday at tho of
fice of the district attorney.
Hango and Mrs. Anna A trend. It
Is alleged, came hero together from
Snohomish,-Washington, nnd havo
been living together In local apart
ments. It t stated that tho wo
man left her husband for this man.
BRIDGE FLOOR CONCRETE
WOltK f) Mi'KKNJK SPAN
IS I'HOMtKSSI.NU
The work of poiirinir tho con.
crote for the floor of thn new stain
hlithway hridKn ncross tho Me
Ken.lo river 1 r. miles cast of Ku
ene, near Waltnrvlllo, has been
started and tho work of rlvetltiK
tho sleel will he finished Krlday,
according lo Itnymond Walsh, en
Kineer for llic lilxhway stationed
here. ' s
It will take several weeks for tho
conerelo to "set" after it In laid
anil It is believed that the bridge
will not ho open for truffle before.
I'clnuary I, .Mr. Walsh slated.
OLDER BOYSJVILL MEET
LA X K CO t; XT V i OS F K 1 1 FX ( ' K
TO UK CALLKO
That a conference of older boys
of Lane county would he held In
Kugeiin in the near future was in
dicated lost night following a 111
Y Hub meeting at Hie Y, M. C.
A., when W. )', Walter, boys' work
secretary. Issued a call for dele
gates from, ho vera I Luno county
communities.
Mr. Walter has arranged a meet
ing to be held in the Kugeno Y, M.
C, A. In two weeks. Two delegates
eaeh are expected from Spring
field, Cobtirg, Cottngn Orove, June
tion City and Werulting. Tho pro
gram will follow closely that of the
state Older Hoys' conferenco held
recently at McMinnville.
Members of tho II1-Y club de-
Headquarters For Christmas Poxes-Ribbons Tinsel Cord And Seals. Select No
MI IIKItT M WTI.KrMM'KX
ta .Ml AXi'MMH IWH
VIOAIl I.V0
''' "'HAS! Vl U
The Earlier, The Belter
-Have vmi Ml it yt'l? Wluit?
riili. It will ui't ymi i"i"i'f i"' liitfr, iioImhIv
Kit lictltT nil i( von uvl it fiiriy. iMiiy lolks w
It..
' '. m you'll u .
11 l'cam(i
Wliy, the IM ;' tu l.nv (-I,,!.,:
! who ii
. . . i t .. iii
't hrblinns l'.vc or iiio tiny nt'iurr arc t ruwcicd, j,,.,n , ,
If to iIh- t Iti'isliniis -tiiii ii iiniv S'....mi i '' i I'liinicd,
lifttcr cast' ( I Inislni.'is if ymi Marl riulit imw,
Slin) fiiriy in tin.' tiny !
Christmas Time Is Hanky
Time All Linen Ones,
Special, 19c
Two IiiiikIiciI i( llit'so women's pure
linen ami il;liiity fiiiliroide ri'il 'Ker
chiefs lo shower, I'oiiif with wiilc or
narrow hems.
Radiantly Lovely Beaded
Bags, $1.95
Was it Sanla C lans who ihancil
the styles of women's lilies? New nml
beautiful styles have just happened in.
those pouch shaped Kind, and so
radiantly colored making an ideal
j;ift. The low price don't near lie-in
to do them justice ns they look dollars
ill
Outing Flannel
I'lllfAC.O ITltfllASI': I Q
SAI.H - VAIII)
A kooiI weight. 27-inch,
light or dark outing flan
ntl. (ireally underpric
ed at ISc the vard.
"Esmond" Bathrobe
Make It An
Blanket
Christmas Special $5.95
--An acreptahle gift hecause of its practicability.
"Ksniond" bespeaks of quality. Their richness of
patterns, thickness and delightful softness make
them particularly appealing t those who desire
quality. Size 72x'X) inches, sufficient material in
the blanket for it roomy bathrobe. With cord lo
match.
Blankets Make Useful Gifts-And Me What
We've Done To The Prices
If you wish to purchase now and present a beautiful blanket to sonic relative
or friend at Christmas time we offer an inducement that is quite tempting. They
arc a genuine necessity in every home ami it would be the exceptional home that
would contain more than enough of ihcin.
Today, in order to encourage holiday buying we offer several groups of soft,
fluffy blankets at a reduction from regular marked prices.
,$7.50 Wool
Mixed Blankets
$5.95
They're rover hlankela
hecniue of I htdr pretty
pniterns In tntm nnd
hrown.
$7.50 Wool
Mixed Blankets
$6.19
ODxSO-lnrli (Inulilo Man.
kptH In itrny nr huff nlaiitn.
Hploiiiti.l wolKht, cold ro
fllliiir lilnnknt.
Novelty Cover
Blankets, Special
$4.69
Hprrinl lot, lOlxlO-lm-h,
hfitvy ultiKln hlanknlii In
lirotty uulurlniM nnd piit-Ivriin.
Decide On Rayon Silk Bedspread,
Yon Cant Go Wrong-p.50
Xeithcr will they be disappointed when the gift box is
opened. ''Vou must sec theni to appreciate their distinctly
fine quality, woven of lustrous, silk-like threads in blue,
gold or rose beautiful indeed. Size 72x108 inches. The
latest in spreads.
Krinkle Bedspreads, $4.50
Size 72x108 crinkly bed spreads in blue, rose, laven
der or gold stripes. Their tremendous sale is in itself
an evidence of popularity. Practical and economical.
One lot.
Extra Quality Wool Blankets At $20.00
It's only fair you should play the role of Santa Clans
to yourself or the household and get an extra fine 1(X)
virgin wool double bfanket, such as these. Heautifully
bound, size 72x8-1 inches, soft as down. A wonderful gift,
"Nashua" Wool Mixed Blankets, $5.75
Without exaggeration the pricing on these thick, soft,
comfy blankets is attractive which Nashua's are known
for. Size 06x80 inches, gray, pink, lavender and gold
plaids. .
Heavy All Wool Blankets, $9.00
While they arc single (many of our customers prefer
them that way because they are more easily handled)
their thickness and weight make up for the difference.
In two sizes 62x81 inches or 66x80 inches, An extra
value at $9.00.
Exquisite
Toiletries
will Strike '
Her Fancy
In I ho flr.i plnco I rat rrallr
wnrrli-,1 uiiutit Out, -irpaoni, yn
know .(in I. iiirtlrulnr anil faddy
likt nil ihn r-,t itf the ynunx
riiuili-riin mill I illil wnnl lo find
.iniiiihinii h would, puulni
Ii In hT iiwn wonlH," ko a kick
out ut:
I n,v-r would hsvn Ihouihl
nt tlin ihiuI-oIk tiilll'lrlr. It 1
liinln t i-n ti whole couMHr ol
them mill, of roiiri, I moptwd
nml hmih-ltt lor Dm Intnl. I
know .to' ll hp tifklril In recci-f.
init thi-in vn ('hrl.tiniiB.
lAro llnth Hnlln 'But of
U Tiil.r.i tin
--l.'Ari- llnlli HnlU (Set of
1 Tnhiuil l.0
KlnniB H"t I'awilrr AnJ
t.'0lllMUl I1.M
I'owilrr Ani
.'...II.M
-Kttrp-oi Sot
I'omitnrt
-Knniy
Uoni
IVn imi-i Atom-
till
Kari-wi Tiilrum Powder II.M
NlmvliiR Htnnilt,
I J.K and ....
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U
$t TOIi.l'.T WATER
(I'AI.MOI.IVK) IN
FOIIK I'KACRANT
ODORS, SI'KCIAL ....55c
NOVKI.TY I'F.RFUME
liOTTU' S, V E R Y
SI'ICCIAL AT 1
Special-Double Wool Blankets, $10.00
l. !....t.. .1 411 diirli inr:ms VOU effect a
V II I ll I I I I M jt lilt, VI . ' (
saving of SI. 75. Size 66x80 inches, in lavender, rose,
gray or black plaids on white ground.
New Christmas Towels, 75c
-Iieautiful-a much abused word but fittingly wnwy
what they are. White and colored grounds Win ci
fectivelv slanincd nattcrns these thick, soil, ausun
Turkish towels.
Fancv Turkish Towels 59c 65c
A Iwki r,f ii f. w bolidav towels lo select from at
above two popular prices.
"NAshua" Made Blankets, $4.95
n ...... ,i.- ..., "Supreme" Pljld
txcAj incites noic nit ...-
blankets in a good weight.
Q 71 Wnnl Blankets, $7.69
-. . ... ' i i.u.,l,.i l.iivs, clioice of
Alio lier one til tnose goon " . 'it can not
i.,. nr ,ibl..,. size 66x80 inches. Just can
have too many blankets.
L'lilnd to appoint rnmmlllcrH to
provliln for two innotlnKH alionil
anil laHt nlitht niimwl llio follow
ln lioya lo iiroparo for tho din
nT and iiroKi-am for noxt woolc
flllliort HiirHKHf, lloldon Wilbur
and Ilaliili I'roHO. I.'or Iho vocli
foiiowlitK iJoiiniir Nowman, Wln
Hor CalKliid and Dolimrl Addition
will luivo ohargii of thn tMitorlaln
mcnt foatnroH.
Orlontnl Grill 1!niliT Nctv
MnniiKeinont
Dinntir danco every nlitlit exnnpt
Hunday. Music by the nnw Wur
lltzor piano. Bponlnl altnntlon to
phono orders. I'hono 2343, Jack
O'Day, proprietor. 12-S-tf
Mannnlnnn uhncrlptlonii takon
for any you may denim to r-nfiw
or lubicrlbe for now. 200 Second
Avenuo Kant. l-JH-tf
CLOTHING JS MENDED
W. . T. 1'. HMId'S TOTS AT
COIIVAMJN IIOMIO
of UhrlMlmiiH KlflH holntf Hi-nt, ean MUTHAf-
no innnr, aeiroroiiiK 10 mm.
(', l.lMMIllll.
Clothlutt nf II 1 1 In ehlldrnn at Ihn
i'oi'toIIIh farm homo of tho W. I!.
T. IJ. wan piltobod nnd mnndnd
by mi'mhora of tho liuK'ona W. (!.
T. II. nt a monlhiK hoht hero yoa
loiilny, followlnn routlno IiuhIiiohh.
Tho ini'i'lhiK waa bnld nt Ihn
lioinn of Mra. I,. I Woods and the
ilollilnit was from tho Miillnomah
liulldinK at Ihn homo, Thorn was
a laran number of looal inombora
lirnaont.
Loral I'buri'hcs and lndloa' aid
Koolnllea lire I'.o-opnratlnn Willi the
VV. 0, T. U. In aonilliiu Klfl" to the
t'orvallla homo for C!hrlntmaH.
Thore la no method at preaent
wlmreby a elioclt of tho amount
At Thiiraton, Haturdny nluht.
Harry (larrntt's ornlioalrii. Oooa
I lino, Kvoryhndy Invltod. Hrln
your frlanda. C'omo. AdmlHlon 00o.
Titura.r ti.kohi'""
Wl'bimi'im I'ollrolloit A Orodll
Hnrvltw, Bonded Collnotlon apecliil
IiiIh. K. H. IHIIon, ninnimnrt Donald
YounK, nttonioy, 800 Wlllaniotto,
t'hono 370. .
Dolco Wlectrlo Plant! nii Frlgl
dalro ICIootrlo Refrigerator. W. 1
Horgl Co. 837 Ollva. ,
HOTEL A?'"
Old Time imnoe
IDvery Tuesday night, w. O.
hnll. I'ubllo Invited. J 1-20-1 mo.
.ml A nil. r-l(T
Every Room BJ- ,,.
30 Pal"' .,'; niitr""
Free Gwg Tn" '