Morning register., May 13, 1928, Image 3

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, MAY 1J, 1928
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BOYS OF "Y" LOOKING FORWARD TO SUMMER CAMP
Three Ten-Day Periods, Beginning July 7, and Ending Augiul 5, are to I3c Provided at
i. M. C. A. Site on Ulnc Kivcr This Season
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PltOJK(T KNC()rHA(.IN(;
Einhnirliiff Atfrlciillural nml
Srairrjr to He Taken
Inbtn of ttm comm. line In
n illmliiK Umo county
r mil irMmrlnir fur Ihtt
f of lh( nlrlnri In thu
tra part of the ttnte nU yen-
inti to ur an It htiti )Mon
to mike a rjtnviiM fur
thi rtiponw had been ttttn-
cncoumitinit. it in now
clllv nuurtil Hint fhn iilnn
111 carried out. nlihunuh itw
litlon for (ututn will nut ho
m in bugvne unill ttir mll-
ttlt hrtiPfit wrrlt. Il 1m do
Ihlt (hfl DOftlon nf Dm fund
m from Kumno le ralmvi
IbftOrt OUtnf.lnnn nmnrla
heijhhorlng towna nro nnkcil
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related lo rlelureaime lit
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Ii beart of "OreKnn'a Otit-of-
ny one who makes a
Of taklnff mni'lm. nl
'"iplnt, hunting nr fluhhu
l U aakerl In nP..n..A -...u
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tt,k " Pint .."""'Wit fur
her ,, J 1,0 nnlry to
Do you finnoily want your boy lo
H'Ttd hltn tti ftimp.
Tho i ii Irs of lir-ultli and fclreiiKth to
know? I
Henil lilm to cmitp.
To Irarn to lnv tho wind nnd rnln.
Tho wo oil anil lake, tho hill and
pinln,
The lilt of tho tnrk and the bob-o
link'- etruln?
Send him to cium.
- K. A. KTAMSY.
A vurnllon porlod full of fun,
hcrtlih nnd edurntlofml vuluo
thai U n mm um r ramp for buy.
Kor ytmr tho Kukmio V, M. C.
,. 1m t!oiuJiH'tt!il iainiH for Ijhio
county yuunifitttM'M unu thU itunt
tner a mint' which In nil pruhnhlt
tt y will ho the hirititt and lp"t of
tlip ncrlrN wilt he hvld at tho "V"
ntto on (tlue Itlvvr In iho upper
McKny.(n country. Tho camp In
nti tho Turin of Pctr HcluiUe a,nd
Mr. Ki'hulxn U nno nf thn bent
rrlpidn of the "Y" cntnprre. Pnrlnij
the winter ho Murm n irtrat ileal of
(ho camp equipment nt hit place
and In tho Mtunmer ho afinti tho
liuyH In evory inontier ponlblo.
Thin year the "Y" will conduct
Its nummer cantpn on bnv of
Mi-day ijorlodn. Throe uch porlndo
will ho held between July 7 end
Aimtmt 5. Two perlodn will bo for
Junior-. hoy fiom 2 to IS yenm
of nno, anil ono period mill Imj for
prepn, 10 nnd 11 year old. Tho
tlrht Junior period boffin July 7
and contlntirn unlit July 17. Tho
fiecond period heKlim at (ho end of
tho firm and lii-tn until July S7.
Tho prep camp will ho from July
21 to AUtrunl 6. I
('out U S tun II
Junior may reKlittor for ono or
bn(ti camp period". No trnnitpor
tailon chnrsu to and from camp
will he mudo and expenses at enmp
aro only S6 conta a day.
A comtnltleo of nix local buol
netm and profciuloniU men are In
rharfto of camp arrunifomuntH.
Carl Maker In chairman, und other
nteiulit'ia urn Ituy HI tun, Cllendon
I Jotnoii, I )r. Hurry Talhot, Percy
llrnwn and 1', J. Harlhnlomew.
Ileforo (he boye leave for camp
they nro ulvon a thoroiiKh medical
enamlitatlun by Ir. Talbot, camp
lih Nifln n. A copy of tho eviuuliiA
(lon ceriiricatn lit Kent to the boy's
pn renin In order that (hey may neo
what physical condlolon their eon
la In.
At enmp everything In honlthful.
Plenty of healthful rxorolito Is com
bined with plenty of opennlr sleep
and balnnced meitln to mnko tho
hoys strong and healthy. Fresh
milk and oetablee from nearby
farms nro purchased for camp nnd
Mrs. I'annio Hlnnton. coolc at tho
CM I'sl fraternity, sees that tho
hoys have a bn hi need menu.
On hikes and other excursions.
wok-nd. tent telegrams of re
membrnuca of this day. Tho as
sociated students, American Legion
a n.l other civic oiKiinUadons aluo
sent telegrams. Mayor A. I. Will
huiisiin, on behalf of tho city of
KtiKcne. whs umoiiK tho flrM to
send best wishes fur Mine, b'chu-ttmnn-llnlnk.
Hho will arrive hero May 17 nnd
will bo honored hy tho American
I .elon drum corps who will ccort
her from tho train lo tho hotel. She
will b tho ruonI of honor of sev
eral public receptions duiini; her
short stay. .
P.111", tii w,orn
Iher. "'"or." " " H'o
THIL
t'xn'EHsrrv to assist
TACiUI.NO I'LAXTS
200 Trwie nml Oilinr ronim ol
i'Ki'tiillmi to lie iJiboli'ili
Work BtiiriM Tliln Week
A nnturo trnll. whleh will 1
tnhllnhoil thrniiKll co-opoiiitlon of
Iho lioluny rti-iiiiitinent of tlio Unl
vorslty of Oirnnii. will lio'n ten lure
of Iho liny Heoiit aumnier cnmii on
llluo river tlilii nummer, It wn nn
nininceil nt neout honilqunrli'in yen
tonlny. At'lenut 500 pliuiln nml Ireen will
ho liiKKeil on tho trail for nlmly by
Iho ncnuln. Work of IiikkIhk Hie
pliuiln will lio nlnrti'il next week
cm! with tho nnnlntnnro of Profen
nor A. 11. Hwetliier of Iho unlvor
nUy. Tho nnturo trnll oxtomln n hnlf
mllo on onch nlilo nt enmn nml two
illffei'ont typnn nf venctiitloni nro
Included on It. Ono typo Riowa In
iIokii nhmlo nml tho other In the
moro open nunnhlne. Tlio trnll la
of grent vnluo lo boyn In their nn
turo ntudy ns Identlflrntlon of plnnt
llfo U n pnrt of Iho requirements
of xcnutliw.
Tho onmn In ntrntenlenlly locnled
for tho lilonllflontlnn of trees. Tho
flrat trees of tho hlRher nllltuden,
Ineltidlnir nuunr nine, white pine,
wentern hemloek nnd white fir. lie-
Rln thoro nnd Iho troen of lower
Involn nro nlao mind nenr enmp
Thn pnnni In loented under tlio
llniha of old growth poilglnn fir of
Btent MI.0.
Tmprovemnnl work nt enmp will
nlao bo nlnrted tills wcok.
ELKS TO HONOR MOTHER
SI'ECIAti SKHVHI! WH-I
11131,1) MONDAY NIOHT
Mothern" dny will bo observed by
tbo kimono lodito nt Ihe kiks ni n
meellnn nt tho K.Iks tompln next
Wcdnesdny cvenlnit nt 8 o'eloek.
I'rnurnm fnr Iho session wns nn-
. .... 1... ft TO Sllll-
nuiiiicmi jcnii'iiiiiy vf . -
El'UKXK'H Er.lXTItIO UANII5
HKAIMJCAKTKHH
Tho now U II. Kloctrlo
UnnRes nro here, full ot now
Inbor anvlng conveniences.
It. W. WHITE EIiISCTHIC CO.
H7H Wlllnmeltc St. I'linllc 24
mons,, chnlrmnn of the committee,
lit chiiKe. All Klka, their wives
nn.l mothers nro urged to Attend.
HilKU II. ICnrlo nnd T. O. Hun
sell nru other members of tho com
mittee. The hronrnm will conW of hnrp
solos by Mls Uorls Helen Pntler
eon, vornl solos by .Mrs. CioorKO
Hopkins, lodKo rltunllittc work, vo
rnl solos h. Hoy Curtis, nddress on
Mothers' dny by T. O. llussell nnd
upcclul music.
BALLOT BOXES SENT OUT
ELECTION Sfl'I'I.IES GO TO
XOHTIIWESTEItX LANE
Tho first conslnnment of ballot
boxes nnd supplies for Iho prlmnry
in..il..n nvxt Krldny woro token
out yeslerdny by Sheriff Tuylor
nod will bo illstllhtited to tho sev
nml nrei'lnetn In tho extreme
...nhiviuinn nnrt of the county,
These boxes nnd supplies ore for
l,nne, Ijiko creeK, llermnn, Aipna,
i.-i.. liu.i.i. nnd llecetn precincts,
Tim fmip Inst nnmes nro tho
..,.i nut nf iho wuy precincts In
iho couniy ns fnr ns transportation
i. .... ,.,.,.,1 nml It was thought
host to stnrt early with Iho supplies
to isot them to tbo pollliiR places ln
time. All other precincts can be
reached ellher by train or nutomo
bllo In n very short time. rnnRliiR
from n few minutes lo four or five
hours.
Let Us quote rntes nnd exptnln
i,.i. i vnn.w'ClO to you. C. D.
, r, i aiir,nn Anoncy. ' IMiono
1 B-10-tf
Stones from Y. M. C. A. sumnier
'itnii: rpMr left, nnliiro study
lent, Lyle Wynil, limlriiilor, renilv
In liihiKTt woihI umimiiiIiirn: rlRlit
"V" lite KimrilH. Dnniilil Mi Kliinoii.
.Dm Harrow nnd Clay lllixler; lie
lou, hikers, nl Minimi! nt linlil ta 111.
'Iln iMiys coniitcil 10 peaks from
llils hill.
the boys nro Riven export Instruc
tion In nnturo study by l.ylo Wynd
,f tho University of OrcRon. Mr.
Wynd has held this position for
tho past threo yearn.
Trails Isiid lo .Hmintnlnn
Tnills to many parts of tho ur-
rolindlliK mountains lend from the
enmpslte. One of them was built
lonw ago by Indians, hxcollent
trnlls lead tu Treasure mine, Gold
llll nnd Lucky Hoy mine.
On iips to theso places, much
sport Is had. Such nnlmnls ns
"Wampus cnts." "Sldo Hill Oour
era" nnd other mnnsters add thrills
to tho hlken to the now members
of tlio group. .Hnlpo hunts are also
popular although somo of tne noys
have difficulty In catching the
birds.
Hwlmmng Is Idenl In Blue river.
Three times dally, under strict
supervision, the boys don their
bathing suits for a dip. Non-swim
mers nro Riven special Instruction
A larRe crops of leaders Is em-
ployed nt tho camp to look nfter
tho smaller boys. Six boys, select
ed by thdr tcntmntes. occupy a
tent with ak leader. Tent Inspec
tion Is a sSlly feature at enmp
awards being made for tidiness. A
toiein polo In front of each tent
indicates how tho tent compares In
thinness nnd other qualities with
the other living quarters.
Tho ItngRer system of awards Is
used nt tho "Y" enmp. Boys nre
graded on health habits, prompt
ness, cheerfulness, morals, trust-
woitlness, Industry nnd helpful
ness.
Spcclnl Awards Given
Special nwnrds nre given to those
who distinguish themselves during
the camping period. Howard Cam
eron won the nwnrd Inst year for
being the best nil-round camper.
Other winners last year were:
Most popular boy, Louis Terrlll
boy who did most for camp. How
ard Cameron; most courteous,
Lloyd Eatist: neatest boy, Philip
Gllstrnp: best built boy, Don Hur
lev: brightest hoy, Howard Cam
eron: favorite ln games. Don Mc-
Klnnon: neatest In tent, WIHiur
Turner: boy who talked least
about himself. Don Hurley: best
tahlo manners, Clay Baxter; quiet
est boy, Jlnck George: most goner
ous, Wilbur Turner: handsomest,
Clay Baxter: best natured, Kent
Monroe: humorist. Kent Monroe.
Although tho summer camp per
iod Is for younger boys, plans ai
nlso being mado nt the "Y" to pro
vldo summer recrontilon for boys
10 years of age and older. A
mountain trip, beginning Septem
ber 1 nnd ending September 8, Is
being nrrnnged. The course for the
trip will extend Into tho Threo sis.
tors nrea nnd the boys will enrry
their own rations nnd pneks. Cost
will bo limited to transportation
chnrges.
Tho trip has been arranged nt
tho request of n number of older
boys who will bo working during
the summer, nnd who wnnt a brier
outing beforo returning to dthool.
VOTE BARKER
May 18th
It's
Here J
THE NEW
NILE GREEN MONARCH
The new Nile Rrcen Monarch Electric Range is now on
display It is trhnnied in black nnd is enameled lined it
has all the features found in Monarch Electric Range. . .
it's a real beauty . . . Monarch, also come in Sunshine
yellow and white see them today.
Buy Electrical Goods From An Electrical Dealer
Clarke Electric Co.
832 Olive Street
Phone 514
Central Dispatch System
win tie used
LOOKOUT PEAKS CHOSEN
FosUt Modi, Flro Assistant of
Cascfiriu Forest, Will Ho
at Oalirldt(o
Flro protection for the Cascado
national forest duiimr tho cumlnir
sou mom will bu operated under a
central iIlspatchlnK system Instead
o. ouch district actlriK Independent
ly as li.iM been tho practice In pre
vious years. This was announce 1
by Kosler Btcrcle, flro ussUtant of
the forest who will uct ns central
dispatcher with henrlquurters ut
OukrMxo during tho flro season.
rlcven primary lookout points
will be maimed about July 1. A
primary lookout point Is a lilfch
peak or mountain commundliiK a
wido expanse of territory upon
which a lookout tower equipped
with a flro finder, telephone and
living quarters hus been construet-
1 ruined men will occupy these
points throughout the season
watching for fires.
hen a smoke Is discovered the
lookout will telephone the central
dispatcher, giving him tho locution
of tho fire us determined hy his fire
finder. Tho primary lookout points
havo been selected with a view of
having all parts of tho forest un
der the observation of at least two
lookouts. In this wuy cross shots
aro obtained on fires and It will be
possible to ascertain their loca
tion more accurately. Tho central
dlsputcher will plat the readings as
turned in hy the lookouts and so
dotormlno by his platting map and
instruments ' the locution of the
fire on the ground.
21 Firemen on Hand
Twenty-four firemen and patrol
men will be stationed throughout
the forest, Mr. Steele says. Jn ad
dition to these patrolmen and fire
men thoro will be road and trail
crews working at different pi (ices
on tho forest, Theso crows will be
organised Into flremvn who can act
Independently or ln groups us the
occasion may demand.
The forest service ias lenrned
by experience that the secret of
success In preventing largq flro
Josses each year Is to get men to
tlio fires us soon after they start as
possible. Jf a flro can bo reached
by ono or two men while It Is still
small It can usually be extin
guished with small lose of timber
anil comparatively little cost. If It
Is given a chance to spread before
being reached It may burn over
hundreds of acres and cost thou
sands of dollars to control.
District Hangers Smith L. Tay
lor of tho McKcmsle district, 11. C.
Jllatt ut Jtescrve, and C. 14. Muc
Kurlnnd and his assistant ranger,
Paul 8. Ploper, at, Oakrldgo will
have charge of ' tho protective
forces on their respective districts.
They will see that Uie organization
f ii net ons nroner y ana win per
sonally go to as many fires as their
tlmo will permit,
IlroudcUHlliig Is Planned
Itiidlo station KOHK will co-op-crato
with tho Cascade national
forest during- tho coming season
and broadcast Information relative
to weather conditions and Instruc
tions to men who are out of tele
phono communication.
The airplane fire patrol will be
done by private parties under con
tract with tho fore-t service Instead
of by the government planes as hai
been done In the past. Kugene
will not used as a base this season
but a piano located at Portland
will be available for thla territory
If needed.
impair all musical Instruments,
neatly and cheaply.
EUGENE MUSIC SHOP
Mud Saves a Llfo I an's life when a wagon ran over
WAKEFIELD, Mass. Deep mud him. Ho merely got his face
In a street saved llttlo Joseph Hy- muddy.
J. K. PRATT, Insurance. Tel. 1181.
WHY ARE THE NATIONS
PERPLEXED?
For an intelligent answer to this question hear J. F.
Rutherford's lecture "THE TRUTH" over a super radio
hookup Sunday, May 13th, at 11 a. m. Pacific standard
time.
.This is a sequel to the Judge's great discourse broad
casted over the greatest hookup in history, July 24th,
1927. If you arc seeking a fearless and satisfying answer
to the distressing and perplexing questions that confront
us, do not tail to tune m on
KEXPortland, Ore.
Ludford's
Paint, Wall Paper, Art Goods
M West Broadway Phone J49
Artistic Picture Framing
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Vote 63 X ,
E. U. LEE
FOR
COUNTY CLERK
R. II- Lee's bus'.ness training and
successful conduct of the office of
County Clerk of Lane County for
12 venr. is offered as of value to
the voters who are asked to consld-
er ineso uuiiiiuuliuiis ..o
asing ineir oanoi. aoc wh. vi
Jcounty Clerk Is the most important
,luslneas office ln tne county ana
needs tho services of a man wun
justness ability. Integrity and EX-
PER1EXCE.
ALWAYS OX THE JOB. '
VOTE 63 X E. V. LEE
For County Clerk
(Pnid ndv. by E. U. Lee)
n sin sm
FORMERLY J. C. BRILL STOfffS
(AS Billy Department Store)
zM'oth'ers
JJav
Today, we irive pause the country over to reverence
1 your mother and mine.
While every day is Mothers' Day in our hearts, today, is
the day when we proclaim to her, in some measure, our
gratitude for the many nights of ceaseless watching, for
Ihe care, for the loving tender attentions, the great part
of herself and her heart and life she gave that we might
live and have our being. The sacrifices, the ever continual
sacrifices she has made your mother and mine.
And whether she is here to hear from our own lips how
much we love her and how much we appreciate all she
has given, or whether she has gone beyond, whether only
our prayers can carry the fullness of our hearts, let us, by
word and deed, make this Mother's Day indeed. .
The Mothers Of The
World! God Bless Them!
(Ax Billy Department Store)
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Holeproof
Jittery
Announcement:
We Are, Indeed, Pleased To Announce To
The Discriminating Hosiery Buyers That
We Are
Exclusive Eugene
Representatives
For The Celebrated Brand Of
Women's
Holeproof"
Hosiery
The Favorite Kind Of Particular
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' They Wear Longer And Look Better
That is the "Holeproof" story in a nutshell. And when
this desirable combination in hosiery may be had at very
reasonable prices, you can easily understand why "Hole
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In these days of ankles on display, it's rather, nice to
display one's ankles provided, of course, that the hose
ire "Holeproof." Elegant, lustrous appearance tnd- fine
texture mark them as the hose of style and refinement.
You can get "Holeproof" in your favorite material silk,'
si'K- faced or lusterized lisle.
"Ex." denotes exclusive patented toe which gives three
or four times the wear of the ordinary hose. "Holeproof"
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For Women
No. 871 Silk to hem, service weight, semi fashioned, dJ AA
per pair W
No. 690 Service woight, silk to hem, semi-fashioned, dJ OC
per pair P 1 J
No. 2530 Of heavy weight silk to hem. Full fash- ..atl JC
ioncd, per pair P 1 VJO
No. 2250 Embodied ot excellent heavy thread, silk- d QC
to-top. Full fashioned, pair V ttJO
No. 2471 Lovely full fashioned chiffon silk hose. d J Q(?
Bettor known ns "Chlo Anklo" H 1 tiJO
No, 8056 Exquisite senil chiffon hoso In the much QC
desired Polntex heol ' P J
For Men
No. JO high grado mercer
lzed lisle socks with
elastio ribbed 3C
top, pair OOC
No. 800 Lustrous art silk
over lisle, which gives
strength and
beauty ,
49c
The Very Shades Proclaimed By Dame Fashion
m m ft--'-.- former Ly "J. c. brill 'stores , "r
No. 400 Wonderful quality
throad silk hose with re
finement to
them
75c