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morning register, eocene, Oregon, Sunday, march 21, m
km in mm
HOW NEW GRADE SCHOOL BUILDINGS WILL LOOK
II If IS I
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money
be prneticully alike,
bints to ! Mi l ii-
iiAIII.V THIS NI.1IMK.il
. 'Ill Ul HlMlllbl'l lit
Vchiculny Alli'inK'il by
ltiiriliwr.it Holil .m
uni'K lllllilu Hi H llluolllIK
ll..TfKhill cuttle nrnuilui'H
III IMI irillliniM'r hi -ini-
ill' U I'll" I" ,,u ""lu 1,1,1
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nr JUIIU.
IIMIIMI'1' WUn IIUilivu nun ill -r,!,,,
Will I'D outlined by tills
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,HlHI M M liM"
i, I). A. H. Alowbruy nf Ku-
b or mnli' " "J 111
I C aii'lo Hwiuitfi) uf Ku-
i.ollllllllK'll Will Illocl III till!
Ciinilv Akwii Kleioher
v, .May 1, I" eoniili:lo d-
nln unofl to niiilin n l""r of
iiiiiim lit 111" county whore
, ratll'J uro extensively
Kverly, field wan "f .'h
PHt I ItMHI 1111-1 ITMlllll HHIHI-
WU8 present uiirt'uiKliomlfil
liilers.
L TALK ANNOUNCED
(XSOIl A. K. OASWKLi, TO
CreMt Community Club
Kcmdoii for Thiirmluy
flight lit 8 O'clock
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Imop A. K. Caswell of the
Illy of ureiioii pnymcH uo
nt will l) ilo emuikcr ut the
pdllnif of tlio Collmo Crest
n ty club, -to ot Horn in tun
Lll Thursday evening ut 8
It was announced nisi.
by .Mm. Ii. 8. Tultln, luHroi
(Msor Caswell wlll-Rlvo on fl
ail lecture on travel In Houth
In, Hevorul nf the IJvttn
fcin countries will bo ''visited"
tulle. ' -' '
Irtulnuient will Include music
e club will inako tontntivo
lor n biff dinner ,Kiithorlinr to
ftoon.
KAN WILL LECTURE
kXDUKWS TO SPEAK FOR
CONDON P.-T. A.
Androws, who has' been
id In ajovernm'ental and
loiwl work In Alaska for
Int 20 yearn, wilt give an li
eu looturo for tho benefit of
kndon Pnront-Tennhor .nsso-
In Uio Knlrmount 'resby-i
church Monday ovonlnK ut
b,k.
Andrews, who was tho of-,
representative and lecturer'
Bank a during tho Pnclfic-
vxiiomIUuik will show Home
Hiune slides that he used
t time, it , hua been an-
20 yon ra of Alnskni, experl
Includes employment k ttndor
nltcd Htates bureau of edu-
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. r. ham) wiiiL
I:ivkn si;iit)RT
I'ji mdr mid Kyi-iiIimc Ctnuvrl Ih
riumirri; Kpccliil Tin In 1vim
, . Hrrv u4 2 l. 31., flinch 2U
Korty intfficlaiiH of t Jin !. O, (. V,
bund, n'-i-itiriHiicfJ 4y ut leant .H)
nf tin A riu'ricali ltflin drum coria
wll luMid'the lint of inoni than 2
IIiiKc.'iif iHMtic who will Invudo Al
bany In u rrlendly vIkIi a ml vs-ciM-Hlon.
.Marrh 2(1, H wax un
nouucod lant nibt.
AiTanKCMtifMitH lor iho trip aro
bt'liiff niad- y a coniiTiHtefc of .the
local civic and fraternal organiza
tion h of which ,I)r. I'. J.' Hartlo in
th chairman. Tho nrourain in
Kponsored by tho nlmmber oX.rimi-,
l(row f 1h .ro,M...l now KlMile Hi liiml b, 1. whl. h it Ih nro-' , 1 V nf 1,,,
Thin Ih a ilrawlni! liy Arilillnit 1 ,M
win in iiimni ,.i ,n..i.i...i 7...:. ..v.-. ,n 1 """m " ,u """'e "" naH ami
tho
IioikIh rarryl Iloth HLruoturcH will
iMilliin, uh n li'iu-lii.r nml an mull
tnr of lim.Tnmciit Htori'H fur the
nativi'ii, Hcverul ycura work iih
HiilHiilntiindeiit tit the Kovornninnt
reindeer Indunlry In Aliutka, nnd
ri'HliloiKo nt 1'i.lnt Harrow, the
niiml nnrtliern lolnt In North
America. w
Mr, AndrewH Ih vlHltlntr for n few
dn.VH with IiIh HlHter, Mra. W. T
WIldH, 1734 Vllluid Htreef. llo Ih
duimthiK li Ik HervlieH iih leeturer
to belli the Condon I'lircnt-Teui.-her
aHHoelittion. ,
CHURCH PLANS SERVICES
MIHMOIJ.VT
I'ltOCHAM
riiKsuvri-jtiAx
AN.VOUXCIOI)
Siieelal leeturcH will lio delivered
nt the Falrinount 1'renliyterhui
Mliireh durlnK "iaHlnn woeli,"
Miin h 28 to April 4, it wiih un
iioiiiieed yeHtorilny by Jtev. J3. h..
Wlnterberirer, tuiHtnr.
liffflmihiK next tsiinduy. niUHbt
nuinlierii will be iireHontvd In eon
neetlon with the kciiikimh. I.eland
Holm. I'roteHHor lliimer i'. Ititlney,
MIhh Harlun IJiin. John TlenrdHlcy,.
and Mr. and Mra. David -John
Junen, will iirovldo tho munlc.
KoIIowIiik Ih the proKram for the
week:
Kundiiy morning. .'A (Irent Ac
r lnlm"; cvenlnn, "Klmu'H Tliat Cry
Out. 'I -.. .. . .i
Monday, 'NothlnR but leaves."
TueHiluy, "Chrlnt niorlfled."
' Wednenday. "Tho Upper Room.",
Thursday. "Forsaken' of All."
Krldny, "He Uled for Me."
Hunday, Kantcr, "Cnrlst tho Victor."
POLICE RAID NETS TRIO
BICK CJA.Urt K;VII CAI'SB OF
Throo nirn were locked up In the
eltT Jail ut mldnlkht luat niitni
following a raid on a rooming
houso on Hovenih nveniio west,
where police allcffe a erap game
was In nrocrcya.
Thnno m-rnHie.l pavo their rtnmcn
aa follows: F. 10. . Smith. L. 13.,
Kinlih nnd O. A. Frome.
The raid was ronduetrd by Ror
pcant Jamcft Strait, lJatrolman
Klmer WIIHhiiia and Traffic Offi
cer DHbt-rt Kariow,1
Annuill amount of money find n
pair 'of "Kalloplnf; domlnoeii" were
He !.! by tho officers.
Lane County News
(Conllnucd from pa'tro two
Kodney liurden of HeKtor camp
wa a visitor in Maple ton TbuiH
day, Mr. nnd Mrs. C, T. KC7M ranch
ers of Know I cm creek, were visitors
In Maple ton Wednesday. .
working for Kettler'n loKKlnpr enmp
en ror iuh nome near Huceue wed-
neiiduy.
ir,M(ltlKi;i H, MJ-;HKOXAL8
UAUUfKHlUid. Ore.. March 2(1.
(Hpoclnl to tho KftKlHter) Will.
White, a dairyman residine in the
eaalern uUkc of town, Ih InHtullliiK
a prcKHiiro ayfilem lo supply bin
hourn und 1arn. Shorm Marnruth
here In town, bun alao installed
a similar convenience fpr his resi
dence. The commercial club will hold
a noon luncheon Monday At the
Jack O'Lantern cafe. 4. good At
tendance Ih expected as many im
portant civic matters are to be
dlBcusHed. No definite . action haH
yet been ttrken -on the re-ttpenlng
of tho local cheese factory. -
The Blue Jay Six held another
of their popular dances Friday
evening at tho M. W. A. hall. At
tendance wan at par and a ten
"(lock feature 1vas a Msuckcr'
the week at the home of her par
ents, Air. and Mrs. Lee t-'artwright.
Tom .Mel -ftln uf 1'cmlleton is vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John McLnin. .
Mrs. If. F. Mersdorf left Thurs
day morning for Central la, Mon-.
tesuno and Heal t lei Wash., whore
sho will visit relatives 11 couple of
weeks, Ryan A. Mersdorf, her son.
Is a Methodist minister stationed
in Keattle. Ho Is also a well known
evangelist.- , 5
Mr. and Mrs. Imidore Fltzmorrls
moved the first of the week' to the
Cal Pry or residence near the school
house. These folks hove had a part -1
ments at Hotel Ilarrisliurg since
coming here last fall from Wiscon
sin. Mr, Fltzniorrls has taken em-'
ployment on the Hlroda. ranch.
Mrs, Carson 11. Hat is reported
us bedfoat lnee Sunday.
Mr. Van Dyke Discusses the
Ministry of Evil
Real Question, He Says, Is Not
How It jCame Into the Woiil?
But How It Came to Be
At All. . . .
band
j- Local delegate will lenve here
nt 2 p. m on a specially chartered
Southern Pacific, train. Present
phui call for a parade, from the
Albany depot through the main
streets qt that city, followed by thi
hand cohcert In the evening, uniler
the direction of Alfred J.. Co'rwln'.
IS
ccyiTA;iij ghovk iiksident
, miovaivp irKitu
William MKclioll Kufrers rnimnreil
Skull Ju J'rco I'ulllne Aocl-
. dent Ycstcnluy.
I 1 . ' III VS, V
1 11. .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r iw, vim " ww .i,-"' 9 1 u it rrTK'y-t-r-iiwr 1 .
William MitebeN, t'Sli,' -"wnH
brouuht to tho EuBono hospital
yeHtorduyi afternoon In nn uneon
(Klous eondltlon, Bufferinf," o, frao
turcd Hkull aH tho result of un
accident at CottaBo Grove, lie is
In a neriouR eondltlon nlthoUBh
iiopeH are held for hW recovery,
attending physicians said. -
AccordinK to the meager details
or the accident, Mr. Jiriteholl was
falling a tree when a large limb
struck him on the head. The mM
hup occurred at ubout 2 o'clock in
tlie afternoon.
El GENE, Oro., March 19. (To
tho Editor) It is both reasonable
und consistent that we -should
reverently seek to know what can
be known concerning- the dark
Droblem of the ministry of evil. We
waltz with lollipops as favors. This are involved in it and hnve reason
orchestrn has grown from three
pieces of last year to double the
number and is in much'demnnd for
dances in outside towns and' com
munities. Iih personnel now Is as
follows: rinuist, Mrs. Emmett
('artwrlght: saxophones, lOHbond
t'uvtwrlght and Leland Wooley, the
latter of Eugene! trnnioone. Ko
to expect that some light would be
thrown upon' it from the word -of
God. There may be some things
connected with tho 'existence' -of
evil that we do not understand', but
the surface facts -are clear. God'.i
secret tilings are never Written. . Jt
is thnt which is written, that Is for
us to- know if Wo art interested
GRAND LARCENY CHARGED
MAN IlKIiD -HEItl WAXTfcD AT
l'KOSSKIt, WASH.
Frank Fryman. 33. wanted nt
Prosser, Wash., on a charge- "of
grand larceny, is now on the way
to that city in custody of Sheriff
James Shepard. - :
Freeman was arrested bv donutv,
sheriffs here a few days ago and
has been held In the Lane countv
jail. ...
win Koupal. also of Eugene; violin enough In God's truth to dig for it.
ana oanjo, Aienora Aiuucr ot j-iui-sey:
drums, Jim Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Thomas Of Eugene
has been- visiting Ingram Island
relatives this week.
Mrs. George Scott spent several
days with Harsey . relatives tills
week. . ' '' ' - . "
Mrs. Myrori J.nMoy vnnd baby
daughter of Tangent, spent part of
DSON-ES
Now $50 hkss
"At Your Door
SEX
ESSEX "6" COACH
HUDSON COACH
Hudson Brougham
$ 9 09
1379
1639
Hudson 7-Pass.Sedan 1875
Thi. cover, all cosU-f reight. tax and the f ollowjng equip
ment: Front and Rear Bumper., Electnc WUjd
Cleaner, Rear View Mirror, Tran.mU..on Lock (bu.lt m .
Radiator Shutter., Moto-Meter, Comb.nat.on Stop and Ta.l
Light. . ' i
So there U no uncertainty about the price youpay. Nii..
leS "F.O.B. Factory" or .o-called "list" pnee., to wh.ch
SJhCt, equipment and .undry other charge, mu.t be
added: HudIon.E.. A.YJX price, tell what you pay and
ALL you pay. . .
Were w) advertuing . f . o. b. price.,
equipment, they wouia pe.
ESSEX "6" COACH
o HUDSON jCQACH
' Hudson Brougham
Hudson 7-Pass. Sddan
with former standard
735
135
1385
1610
The Lowest Prices at which
1 these cars ever sold
i "i it
tlte.Y. D.,, Plan is SaVing Buyers
irbiti 25 to $50 oh Every Car
BENJAMIN MOTOR CO.
. 82 Pearl St. ' - , l'nonc 1757
liuy the truth and sell It not. TJie
truth can be attained only by, haxd
labor.' ln our Inquiries about evil,
we usually joccupy oiiMelves with,
the question how It came into the
world, rather than with the purpose
which It -servos. The real question
is not "how It fame, into the world,
but how It came to be nt all.
There is some light from the fol
lowing scripture: "I am Jehovah,
1 form the light, and creato davk
nesa: I . make peace and create
evil; I Jehovah do all these thing?."
Jsa 45:7. See Amos 3:7. rJvtl is
studied in the abstract, instead of
as part of the divine plan, concern
ing which it is said that all things
work together for good to them
that love God.' There are purpose,
connection. Interdependence of
operation between nil parts of the
divine plan, and it . should be
studied In "its mlty. The differ
ence between the absolute and tire
relative should be kept lit mind in
the studying of-evil. There is but
one absolute, there are many rela-
ttreH. Tho Tehitives nre as real aa
the -absolute, and need not be
denied;' evil Roes exist, and shall
eventuate in pood.
Tlio neoesMty for: looking nt evil
relatively as well as positively !ls
Nearly Iseen in such a history as
that oc Joseph, was It not nn evil
timt ho wni sold, niiii iimdn to pass
through the sufferings of- the pit
dnd the prison? Relatively It was
the means or good to Joseph,, his
brethren ; his fnther, and the
Kgyptlnnsv At Oie end, when the
throne had boon reached, the testi
mony was, it wns not vou but God
Josephrnnd " been Sent of God to
savo much people alive.
Whnt of Iho crucifixion? Look 1
at It from the human standpoint,
It was the greatest tragedy the
world has ever known, but from the
standpoint of the divine - purpose,
the greatest blessing to the human
race. What salth tbe scriptures?
Hernld and Pontius Pilate with the
genftles and the people of Israel
were gathered together "for to do,
whatsoever thy hand nnd the
counsel had determined should he
done," Acts 2:23, 4:27, 2ft. Evil
is n meang to a further end, tlte
dark brick-around, which God la
using for the display rf himself,
and for Recurlmr the r'orv of hl'
own name Kvll ,is imiHi of God or
e-dod, end throuirh evil God Is work-,
Imr out goodr trhimnhlnw over evil
with good, nnd better thnn thnt at
Inst he wilt put cood In the place of
evil That which once wnp shall
cease to be. Having accomplished
fi niltsfnn. it shall pas nviv. For
this purpose the son of God was
manifested, that he shonld destroy
the works of the Devil, r Jno. 3:S.
There are those who deny the ex
istence of evil. This is strange,
seeing that "men nnd things are bc
lmj acted upon from within and
without by evil. Surely evil is hero,
groat in extent, nnd powerful In
Its working. How can. we account
for the lust war If there Is no evil?
Rvil i here, nnd God must have
originated, it. Thero can be onlv
one first cause, nnd he must bo
answerable for whnt ho creates.
God is not afraid to take the re
sponsibility. All things are nf God.
He is of one mind, and who can
turn him? whatsoever his soul
deslreth, even that he docth.
We need not be afnild of such an
absolute power lodged in the handn
o n sovereign uou. wnen we ro
member that his sovereignty Iff
under the direction nnd control of
TMs love. A God who won willing to
give bis son to die for the sinful
race ned not bo feared but ought
to bo trusted
Bud HID Urn Amretofl
617 Room has PrWato Toilet
10 Bstha New. Modern -,
CIom to Shopping Dlitrlot ant
Theatre
Gar Tariff frwn SIM
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ERE and now you can choose from the finest showing' of rugs in our entire'his
tor,y and at prices that are sensationally low, as you'll agree the moment you
seethe attractive quality and admirable designs offered for your choice! l'ea-,
tured particularly are a host of brand new patterns we are showing for the very first
time! Why not spend a few pleasant moments in this fascinating rug display tomor-.
row while selection is at its best? v .'',
9x12 Heavy Wool
..Velvets
it
$45.00
' .' ..r )
. These are fine quality rugs
that will give maximum ser
vice! ? Many charming pat
terns at tomorrow's saving!
$37.50 Down De-;
livers A Vacuum-.
Sweeper! f
The improved model Bee-Vao
gives women - the greatest',
electric vacuum cleaner- on
the market with an unequal- '
ed two-year factory guaran-
tee.
Full $7.50 Ret Attnchmentfl
FRKKI i
Miner
Building
; : .1- ' ( ', v -
8-3x10-6
Axminsters
$37.50
The season's best In fine Ax
minster rugs are here in ll
variety, atlow prices that
Will bring quick selllngl
. Miner
Building
Try Register Classified Ads if you want results
E. Jj. VAN JTVKtV
mr.R FltEB FRTim !
f9i hniinnna and cnrl with kld-
iii hnir nut! man burber: Grace
Whtteley, Pansy , .Seymour rogla-
Uired oosmetlolana; maroeis mat
tay tii-na mrArrW, ftFfnP .
fltnlrwav next to Wade'si Phone'
Lei Us 0b Yoiir Eaier Cleaning Early
Ci ''tsfiscSil' Whfo' -VvVm4
inv, 'asiI'?.- .U FN!
A Modern Plant Giving Dependable Service
Don't Use Gasoline On Your Hat!;
Gasoline, although a cleaning liquid, leaves a stain. It discolors ,
. and ruins the fabric of a hat. Any haberdashery in the city will ;
advise against the use of gasoline.
With our new machinery in our new plant we are able to do thor-v
ough work. - Be sure your hat gets into the hands of experts who are
equipped to do such work and who are skilled in that particular '
phase of cleaning. This plant is so equipped. If you desire personal :
rK . we- ao,- asK:.your. cioiiu&.!:;y!,. u;;i
recommendation as to the worl
feUGENE DYEING & CLEANING WORKS
.. .., n , ' Master Cleaner, Dyer., Pressors and Pleater
243 to 247 Ninth Ave., East :'y
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Telephones 122,75
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in Rnh Riddle. troDrletr,
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