Morning register., June 13, 1928, Image 5

001 TALKED
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.j,( I"" .... n-. .hint
noon lii"'""' l'"",J'
" f lh.
1 1""",. Frank I1"
" t,o r-l. ln
' ! i,,kl "ll,,r "' lh"
.inilnu Plane
r.1!"iw 1 ,r",'on
fcc"" . .n.i brought be.
i. . wny to attract.
f". , i... know of our
TJ'nl. attraction.
.1 llll" country.
.... A will
,u iimi""""""' -
s CRASH TOGETHER
jfiiiovr. ri:oiM.is in
AttllH-NT
... i. foun'r BptiU
P,0S OBOVK. fr... Jun.
Th . ... .i-i.. .. run.
" ..j.. rcnmimn rd by
' .... ..,.1 Mr Youna nnr-
LriMd t serious accident
r-hivi er aedan
'suWd Into Hi""', knockln
I ifci hlfhwny ami "'r
lid il.lo ( l rr 1
rti client of 1300 dnnl-
uiui .aw lite fur wal
L(rf ibm sod ran cl,r
IfVIIlVtjr out ui
i Md low ot.-.-ui'o.-
.kMHftk the wlndehleld.
Lnlhorl to any eslenl but
n i 100a enanina ui"
i driver look H the
4 mli he lout control of
Mr. Morlnrk' car won
ti.. Ilftwlilna and
tjln. '.Villi!, drove to June-
fit thi tmyi.
lllled mid plana lo do feature work
lieicarier. Hev. liiinnin , earner
hewnlmnrr Wink ami Hill now il
vuln hit eiillro llnio u feature ur-
tit-lea.
k PICNIC IS HELD
klPI.B 1'I.OI'I.E Ml.IT
UUOlKiAN t.UOVK
Utti duety flpftriall
pEKDALE. Ore.. June It
K tit e( school plrnlo
liilf otk irova nn Mra. Mnr-
l! Friday. A boa
wr. l errant and cutffo
nt4 bx latiia crowd.
ki'uraoon war wall taken
ritTovfry liitarrailne; have.
tt-n. - Tha flral Kftitte
tl u beni fen tha mar-
long tnt tliiKla stria. l:nd-
4 1 trorc ut II to :0 In
i lb! clrlt,
pard nmi aa betnern
lanrt men and th alnl
i cort of 1 to 30 In
'Mkl boi l.
PnitiKnilOVK IIIIIKKK
IWflf Lftllft rIUnlV MMrl.ll
pCEGROVK. Oro.. Jun
lad Jlra. Otla Mi-Klnnon
or from Prlnrvllla v.lr.
Nll. llh Mra. Mi.-Kln.
'n. oitn Onona and fiim
fiH Mrn. John Nekc, and
i " nlpw raiurnrd y
P'ID I Villi In linrll.nil
f:WUlird .Mr. Noka'a nlfru
r" union, who furmerly
piunuje Oroia.
Rill Ul m.rri... .1 .11..
a. .... "
rM nnn tp i.. ii. r-i....
i ' i .H1IIIIV
f 'wh m inka pre 8un-
f-.ioon u chrlatlan
pfcnkliu.a ciadiiiit of th
r ur" bl,:li aohoola ten
p in mwn trom Tiffin,
f '" h la mannger of tha
PllCOlt II r..H.. -
L ..iiiiji a irrvirr
north Ninth airent nnr
r. Lton.r .-J
rr. Ui.nnrd'a parenta,
.-"ri. Wlnnlford at Oak-
Ns.J v.i
(.. " "otor compnny
'1-Kntaln aodnn lo Km-
i uiieiii vulley, yaatcr-
f"'Mri. Elmer Caldwell, of
k, " 'ir. ana Aira.
" Dillon. Montnnn.
Ilk . i """'"K ni par-
Ii... r. Win, Connlua
r i r.iur,i to Momiina tc
k nil,
r. R ....
ki," '"""oennnn naa r-
Itw." . 0"'- vlalt
a, - norm Hho waa c
C,.,"'", who hna been
f," 'It home of her brother,
"n family, left
rnsiuiiM..!.,.. ..
hi i. v"-'u. or renino-
in. . 'lt of tha
Hiul. J1" t,vo lURliterii,
.. " "'n with him
"VI.
.lon "'o .llendrd
woio .1. l.t
C, ,00l "I" "nil other..
K. . .r.'M vlaltlnu n
" "-rnlg nnrt fam
for
the
r inft i.
hvl 2.J: Tnylor
rHihaV . '""""y Wltll
I'm.! '"". Mr.
IV., I'
k .1' B'V Seoul
-In " hl0 lo
Li .
Of
their
and Mra,
Frldny
troopa
wooda
noctnl OVO'
I ho
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORC, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1928
will be Ilia lliinid i'nrreaMiiidft
mi', liuwiiril la an nld llnirr at
corr.MiK tiimvic mm-iittt
HlftNlKii Lin riMiiity niml.li
HO'lTA'il, III1HVK, June II.
A liloumnil aiii'lal nvi'iit ul the
work ai the party itlven by Mra.
W, Anno at her limnt on
nurlli Mnih aiiret Hiilunliiy nfier
iniiiil In hiiimr n( hrr niuihrr, Mn.
A Urn llli lillMill'l. Mm, 111' IiiimhhI
rei-ently reliiiiiid fiiiiii Wiju.trr.
I'llllti, W'lirre aim hna linen the l"nl
two yrma wlih her dniikhier, Mi.a
I.Ml. who la pruleaniir III Hie Winn.
ler cunii-rvninry of inunli., (Iiimea
nnd riinli'ala were the feulitrea of
tho ariei'ntMiii and (he hfiiieaa wna
tiaelaled III aervlna; n delli-loilN
liiiit'lierui nn Dm hiwn nt amnll
tnhlea, by her alalrr, Mra, Nullle
Irlew.ilil of Kiiuoiik, and diiuiili
tera.ln.lnw, Mra. Norvnl Arniea
and Mra. I.hiyd Armea uf Kiiitene.
I.araa liaakela of uiniiier flowara
were tttlrai-llve ehtjut the roome
ind on the tnhka.
Tho iiue.i Hit lii.-liirlrcl: Mra.
Allra lllihiiifiii'l, uurat r,f lmnnr.
.Mia, lil'lawolil. Mra. I.luyd Arniea,
Mra, Nmvnl Arnica, tiiluene, Mra.
Jmne P, rirnhiim Mra. Nirncy M.
Iielealiy, Mia. fli.ni llilrkllolder,
Mra. I.vdlo Kluurlrr, Mra. ). II.
Ileiiienwoy. Mn II A. Mlllrr. Mra.
Mella l i.rrln, Mln I ulu ( uriln,
Mra 11, It. Job, Mra. Il.rlierl Knl(.
In, Mra. I. II. Venli-h. Mra. M. F.
Wynil. Mra. M. f, liraaaler. Mr..
.1 II. I'lKinihera. Mra. Anna tiowdy.
aii.h r.uier Kllii.y Mr., c, V.
Ilii.ldlia. .Mi a, Mnry SiiiIIIi. Mr..
W V. Mi'liee, Mra. A. A. Illrh.
limnd. Mra. I.ury llennrll. Mr..
Klorenre Wait, Mra. Kia llnli'h,
Mra. f. II. Van llenbtirii, Mra. Win.
'I'll ii in, Mra. (.'. K Fro.t, Mr..
tlieen I'lli-hfr. Mra. T. C. Wheeler.
Mra. A. W. rlwunaun, Mr., lien.
Knowlea. Mra. A. W. Kline. Mr..
fien. Jiiciliinn, Mr., t. Iv. Vnipll
ry. Mr. H. I.. Mar-kin Mra. II, 15.
Oric, Mra. Ilarnlri John. on. ,
A nil.i-ellBiiroin .hower en
i:lven Mra. John Wtlllmna Krlilny
aflernooti al the home of Mra.
Oallda I'hialtr. Devul atlona were
pink mid blue. Uul were Mra.
Win. Klrlley, Mra Kuala Cnrllale,
Ml Ileiel Vearoua. Mra. It. K.
forward. Ml. Oladye Vearoua,
Mra. Albert Hull. XI u. Mary Al
len. Mra. Mnaon, Mra. Lewie, Ml .a
l.l'lle Krl.her. Mlaa Murlnrl.
Minnll. nd hn.tea.ea. Mra. Claude
rinater, Mra. Lealle Hull and Mra.
W. W. Wataon. Dainty refrrah
inenla were aerved.
PAGE 5
Mm, l-'red And.'inon entertained
the following young cjlrla nt her
l-.nnie on A.h avenue t-niurdny af
ternnnn In honor of her dautrhter
Attene'a firth hlrthday annlver
aar'. Several u.eful (Ifia were
preaented ami dnlnly relrribnienta
were .erved, Thoae pre.ent were
nelly Jnne Owen. Iiornthy Mny
Ni-oll. Knihleen. Ilorolhy. Lui-lle.
Altre and Mnrtrnrel Mlnncliurff and
l.nla Mv Klonehurr. Mr.. Ilnrlev
Hale.. Mra. Nelion rieToung and
.Mra. Unm enleh a.il.lrd the hoa.
eia In .ervlng.
At the reiriilnr nieeilnr of the
N'elKhbnra of Wnodrrnft but nlRht
a ntlirellnneoti. atirprl.e altower
waa Riven by the ntemhera horjor
InR Mine Norn Queen, pro.perllve
bride lo be. The Riie.t of honor
wna e.corle.1 bv the drill tenni. enp
In hied by Mlaa pnrle I.ehow' nnd
Mlaa Helen Oelrnnder arled aa
flower Rlrl. Mlaa Queen wan
aeaied at a table whlrh wna laden
with ninny lovely and iieeful Rlfta
whlr-h were pre.ented by her n.
eoelntea In the order. After (he
Rirta were unwrnpped and ad
mired, ref re.hmenia were nerved.
Mra. W. V. MrFarlnnd wna chair
man of the committee.
Mr. and Mra, Victor Chnmhera
celebrated tho a I .t t li nnnlvornary of
their ninrrliiRO Inet evenltiR und
Mr. nnd Mra. Mcrvllle Venlch the
aevemh which wna n Joint affair
t the home of Mr. and Mra. Vic
tor I'hanibera. followed by a 6
o'clock dinner nt the colonial enfe.
The evening waa apent nt hrldRe
nt which Mra. II. A. IliiRen nnd
fllen Kmllh held high acore. A
large banket of flowera w-aa pre
aented each couple by the Rueatn.
Thoae preaent were Pr. and Mra.
H. A. Ilngrn, Mr. and Mra. Snin
Ventch. Mr. nnd Mra. Olenn
Smith. Mr. nnd Mra. ttoberl 8lew
nrl. Mr. and Mra. N. .1. Nelenn, Mr.
and Mra. Ralph Fait. man, Mr. and
Mra. Mervllla Venlch and Mr. and
Mra. Victor Chnmhera.
Iha World hall Thiir.day. A cov.
ered dlrh dinner will t aerved at
noon.
Mr, end Mra. rtoynl Colllna and
i hlhlren of Kugen vlnlini Humliiy
with Mra. Ciillln'a il.ler and broih.
er-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. A. T, lCaet
on. Mr. and Mra. Colllna Wcr re
lurnlnR from a tamping trip up the
M'-Koiule.
Tho.e In Kugene this week were:
Mr. and Mra. A. T. IJnaion and
daughter flail, liurolliy Hchwerlng,
Mr. I. ulu Key and dniightir, Mra.
I.eo Hcotl, Minn pulley. Mra. Irl
lleiidmond, Mr, and Mra. John
Klrkhiiarli and family, and Mr. and
.Mra. Charlrn Jeon and fumlly.
M:WK fp Ddlir.NA
rnraiaiir (.in. C'onnly ap.r-lil)
liriKKNA. (ire., June 13 Mr.
nnd Mra, .liiiuea lledrord, and Mr.
and Mra, Kdwln Itedford left for
(,'nllfoi ulu I'rldny where ihey ex
pect to apend Ilia Bummer for Ihe
benefii of Mr. Jinnee I'.tdford'a
iK-allh.
Mra. Itnlph Hnnda baa returned
to her home nt Wennlcheo, Wnah.,
ofler ependlng the pnat two weeka
nllh relnllvea and old friend,
here.
Mra. Paul Chapman and two
i-hlldren of Kugene apent Hattir
duy night and Hiinday at the home
of Mra. Chupmiin,
Among Kugene vlritora from
here ihla week are Mr. and Mra.
J. II. Kirk, Mr, and Mr.. C. O.
JennlliKl, Mra, John Wrlterdale
and two children.
Olrep Laud and Kidney llalea,
who have been working nt W'eat
flr logging camp apent Saturday
night and Sunday at their home,
here.
Among CotinR Grove vlaitora
from here hint week were J. B.
Moaby, Andrew l,nnd, Mra, Wayne
Kirk nnd eon, w, v. Chrlaman.
Mr. nnd Mra. Kmlt Kirk and Land
brother..
Mill Agnea Brlghtman, Lane
cnumy home dtinonatraior will
hold n conning demonatrntlon at
ihla place June 21.
Mr. nnd Mra. f. If. Jennlnga.
Mra. John Wcaterdele and two
children, l'elmnr and Carrol, Mra.
Carrie Duck and two children
Henry and Mary, left Friday of
In. I week for the con.t where
they expect to apend two weeka
vacation.
The new houae of Emit Kirk
will aonn be under conatructlon-
hey are now excavating for the
cement boaement. R. D. Wll
eon carpenter from Cottage Grove
will build the new houae.
Mra. Jack Kerne of Eugene
.pent .everal dnya of Inet week at
the home of her parenta Mr. and
Mr.. J. B. Moaby here.
Mra. I. O. Land left Monday
for Pherldan where ahe will vlall
for eeveral weeka with her rela
tlvca and friend..
lie riprlnge, going from here Sat
urday evening.
Hurr ahing neon a who went lo
Kugene Sunday in hear Hlchnrd
llenilrli-k, tho 11-yenr-nld boy
evnngellel, prcin.'h were Mr, nnd
Mra. J. M. Iloi-hilnnner, W. F. Kl
Holt. Mra. Olive ( rum, Ihe Mle.ea
Auguata Kelaey, Irene nnd Edith
Morgriu, Vi-lrna Bnillh Mra. Anna
Itlcgn.
Knlnh Mnrtlr wna here from
KuLrnn Huturdiiy culling on hla
pnrenla.
Ml. a llenevleve Morgan of Rulorn
nnd t.'arroll nnd llonald Mnrgnn of
lorence reiurned (o their rnenno.
live field, of work on newapnpera
Monday after n Sunday cull on
homo folk, here.
Imughia Love, who hna been
camping at Hwl.ahtiino on the
Kluaiuw, I. hack In lliirrlnliur for
vlalt wllh home folka. He came
In Hnturdny evening from the
we.iern Lane counlry.
Mra- l.eo Wnlion wi t ha con
fined lo her bed for (ho next elx
i-eeka ne n reault of an accldenl
which befell her Saturday morn
ing. While about to come down
a'alrn In, her homo ahe tripped nt
the bend of the elnlra nnd fll
praellinlly the length of the flight
of elnlra. with tho realllt a dl-
loculeri knee cap wna auffered.
Mlaa Vera 'oute In taking Mra.
Walton'. innnnireinent of Ihe
hou.ehohl dullea In Ihe meantime.
Jnmea Keclor made a trln to
Poriland and back Friday.
Rev. and Mra. R. A. Meradorf
nnd Bonnie line were over from
Springfield, whero he la now
preaching Sunday.
w.lti:k villi-: personals
lltftKHier l.in. County Hpei-lil)
WALTKRVILLK. Ore., June 13.
Mr. nnd Mra. Irl Deadmond and
smnll eon of Rainbow rlelled at
thn hnma of Mr. Headmnnd'a pnr-
n(a, Mr. nnd Mra. C. C. Policy over
Ihe week-end. '
A. Baker of Eugene hold R
prnlilbitlnn meollng Sunday ove
iiIiir In the union church. Ho Rave
i Lnlk on nrnhlliltlnn and then
allowed plclurea llluntrallng the
rSaiiRere of the Hainan, A apeclnl
number aung by Mr. and Mra. K.
W. Page and Jeee and Juanlta
flltu-Arlna. ten. al.O Of InlerCAt.
Lucy BchwerliiR and Kllubath
Hendry of Portland vlnlled over
Ihe week-end with Mi.a senwer
Ing'a parent., Mr. nd Mra. B, K.
Schnerlng.
Mr and Mm. Le.il.ind Shrodo and
two aona of Pnlem vlalted last week
wllh Mrs, ' Shrode'a parente, Mr.
nnd Mra. Mllo Wcnrln.
m and Mra. J. W. Fountain
nnd two none, Kivhi nd Cnrrnl
apent Sunday vlalilng relnllvea In
Cottage Orove,
Edith Wllburn of Eugene "pent
Ihe week-end with her parenta, sir,
nl Mra Wllblirn. ft
mi., i.ftift,1 ei,i will hold nn nil
day aeanlon In tho Woodmen of
Everybody enjoys
Blue Bell
Ice Cream
Father's Dy Crb
SAf.INAW PKRSON.VLS '
rn.fftitir l.in. County Rperlil)
SAOINAW. Ore., June J!. Mr.
and Mra. Verne Kenhey and Mr.
and Mra, Murrv Shampang apent
Wednesday nt Wlncheeter bay.
Murray took hla new molor boat
nlong which he built recently and
they enjoyed the boat riding on the
bay.
Cllne and Walter Walkley were
In Kugene transacting buslneaa
Monday.
Hubert Allen, who Joined the
conat guard, will leave Astoria
eoon on the I'. S. S. Algonquin.
Dorothy Curtla left for Aber
deen, Wn.h., Tueadny to apend
her vacntlon.
Jny Rurleaon nnd Pete Roblne
leave Wedne.dny morning with the
coant artillery, for Fort Stevena.
Cnh I-nuback. of Telton. Waah.,
Mra. C.rant Monroe'a father, la
vl.ltlng with the Monroe family.
Mr. nnd Mrn- Oawnld Knight
and Floxele Mntea are attending
the roae feetlvnl at Portland this
week.
W. S. Holhrook and friends of
Grnnte Paea were callera at the S.
K. Adama home Sunday. Mr. Hol
hrook wna a delegate to the etnte
Grange convention nt Rainier. The
Holbrooke, and Adnma families
were former frlende In California.
nARRISRtTlfJ NRWS NOTES
IIARRISBtiRO. Ore., June 11.
fSnerlnl to the Reeleter) Mr. nnd
Mrn. Lorln Goodlnc were here
from Porllnnd Sunday, Ruentn of
hla parents, Mr. and Mra. Green
ododlnR. and other relatives.
Albert Wa.eom. one of the 195S
ernriunten of Hnrrlshurg high
school, haa taken up a summer's
employment wllh his broiher-in-
tnw, Vivian Cnrlwrignt, at Mcure
l STOAIS
IN THI WIST
605-609 Willamette St.
Special
One Lot of
CHILDREN'S SHOES
at
98c
Another Lot of
Children' and Ladies' Shoe
at
$1.49
A Second Lot of
Children' and Ladie' Shoe
Some Good Value
Only $1.98
For Printing call
BOLLKIt PRINTING CO.
6 Wlllomelle. Phone 10.', 2
0-8-tf
Money to l.onn C. D. LER-C. L.
RIOMAN INSURANCB Agency.
Room 2u0, Bank Commerce Bldg.
6-10-tf
Ready For Their Trans-Atlantic Flight
wji jy
GuarilMiicn to Ix-ava
(R.alel.r L.n. Cminly Special)
COTTAGE GHOVK. Ore.. June)
12. BUtery "B" 2tnth coaat are
tlllcry, packed their knnpeacka toe
day preparatory for taking their
leave tomorrow morning at t
o'clock for their annual aummer
tralnlng camp at Fort Stevena.
They will leave on a apeclal, aboui
60 In number, and arrive In Port
land at 10 o'clock and at Fort
Stevena about 1:30. The boya are.
In tine trim and enthualaatlc toll
the trip. Colin Claroutte, eon of Mr
and Mra. Wm. Oaroutte, will ace
company the troop aa mascot. t
In the little harbor of Trepassy, Newfound
land, Amelia Earhart, Boston's "Lady Lindy,"
Wilmer Stultz, crack big ship pilot, and Lou
Gordon, mechanic, are poised to hop off in their
tri-motored plane Friendship for a trans
Atlantic crossine to Enp-land. Here are Stultz
(left), Miss Earhart (right), and Gordon
(inset), together with a view of Trepassy har
bor, and a map showing their course just south
of the great circle, a course plotted by no less
a personage than Commander Richard E. Byrd
himself.
(Inr.matloeal Newareel)
Lemonade at JUMBO LEMON.
Verbal Battlo
Doughboy "Aw, what do yotf
know about war?''
Leatherneck "Nothln," buddy.
Not a thing. War's somethln I
don't know nothln' about. But I
got two medals In an Intervention,
three machete cute In a paclflca.
tlon. nnd six bullet woundi ln ai
punitive expedition." Life.
Bicycles. $5 down, $1 a week.
MOORE3 CYCLE i TOY STORB
5-lS-tf
Read Kegls'er Clna.lfled Ad.
TOO LATE IO CLASSIFX
STRAWBERRIES It per crate;
pick them yourself; bring con
tainers. Phone 43F3. 6-13-4
FOR SALE WOOD Body fir,
$7.50; Dogwood. Vine Maple ant
limh wood. 18.00. Phone 423-Y
after 8 p. m. or write J. R. Con
ard. Janper, Ore. 6-13-lroo
FURNISHED housekeeping rooma
in a good neighborhood - neat
school. Phone 2408-J. 6-U-S
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