Morning register., July 13, 1928, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE.. FRIUAY, JULY 13, 1928
PACE S
111 IN
W l'.NIr.U WAY AT
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KI.I, Jul'
iniri.i tr tho nwly
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40, m -cording In II.
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Ejinii'tli f,
yMi'lnw l.nndl-a of
5, mm i im i"i ml. Tim
J js,rl riillnril. ari'lo
f llolinrlrnn, H'rasuicr,
L in ikt and 1"H
f ).'. II. Hamlin, '"'
'liilvliuiy Ijouril.
Kink' Im vo enrolled no
hi .n, Lewis McDoimul,
I, Nurvnl !''". H""
f l.mo, Edgar I -tu t .
William Cix, Harry
inin'ili Mllllgnn. II'"'
I (ilrnn Kuiliil'iHiuli.
rn, rroframr l.undka,
Ul,.-r, Hubert Tcllnin.p,
m.i , nl . K. Tulliir. John
M.-I I'ollnrd. W llllu in
j, ..,,.IIIMII. Wllllflllll
ill'I'-IM'-lo Mi'llnllUllI,
ai.-v, i:ii-io Kiinlt, I'.
I A. I'lulicr ami A'1
r on rSliearaata nr to
ttv Viii-'il"" evening Hi
Uii of the. Klrm Chris-
I
Confer Over Cabinet Resignation
j ' '"WS:" " ' "u , urr
To the coul, summery retreat of President
CorilidKe at Cedar Island Lodge, in the Brule
river in Wisconsin, came Secretary of the
Interior J 1 illicit Work to tender his resigna
tion. The secretary, pictured ahove with the
chief executive, is chairman of the Republican
National Committee.
(lal.rnatluB.I N.w.rMlt
EGION DELEGATE
h ai..aii to in:i'Hi
Imi.iaiiy at mi;i:t
f.nti. County Ilptullll
ii:i.n, tr July is.
- Vnn Valuih will !)
Liinllvo ot I In Sprlng
kun l.oulon auxlllury at
nvoiiilun to lie held at
Ixt month. Mra. Wit-
naa elected allcrntno
Irnilon ' Ih. (nesting
Urn. Iren Mclnlyr
national uslllury
Liiin In Salem July SI
(field members will b
i inoinii to (im n.r.
mnkii Hi trip ar Mr.
Im. Mr. M. B. Ilunlly,
Deeda ami Mra, Van
from nun; of tho
a over III alula will l
that Urn to erect the
fenilonl to Oregon.
FROM LONG TRIP
mhs. petliinon
t)M fiOl'TII AM) EAKT
Er l. nnc Cminiy Sp.eLI)
I ILI.I', Oro., July
II rs. I. M. 1'eteraun r-
llirlr homo hero lout
nn ahfniica of SO dnya
ll.h ihy hav ben
;hroushout tho enat anil
I. .
funy they vltlted AVuah
k."., C'hlrnuo, Norili Caro
ifi i lly. til. Louli. 8nlt
nnd other ptneea. They
b' iho wny of Yellowatono
kirk.
leron wilt acnln be at
In iho city hall, he on-
pm.n news nniiors
I.in Counly 8prlill
l'IKI.l, Ore.. July 12
iiin-li, inieniUnc a fur
kn the S. 8. MlaalMlpnl
lili piiroulH, hi repnrt"il
iverinu from a recent III.
removed from the
IhiIhii hoapltnl lodny
p' nt hi homo hero.
A. Miller wii, , , Murine
frnni MoCroille Hprlnxs
lea bunlnena In SjprliiB-
(d Mra. Ed Eeglman.
'Ir. and Mra. C. V. V.ntl-
erK, were inKOn'on a
! aiiintnlt of tho MoKon
elenliiy hy Mra, C. V.
and George Pei-hlna.
making dolly trlpa Into
i- country whllo hero,
lurphy of ihla city and C.
'I of Medford .drove to
rnll.v to attend to bual-
er there.
Mra. Morrla Berir and
lime, have returned from
Iitii part of the etato
hnvo been enlovlnc a
Hon with rehitlvea. While
uiailc n trip to the Oro-
It. H. N. n . Ml. M.ll,. I .In, li.nu; I..
H. N, 1.., Mm. (intruo Snrri., It, S.
V. (!.; Mimm I li-ni'virvi' TliiiniiHon;
I. . H. V. (i.. Ml'M. J. i:. i,.,'M;
hnpllilll. Mra. Jlllllln lili-l'lml t; In-
ellle RIIO llllllT, N. l;. Hleele; nlllnlile
Ktlitritl.ili, I'lirrtrr llmvltt; inlli'l'
illlll, Mm. Lulu Kent.
LODGE BROTHERS HELP
masons n.A.vr kam-; i-oit i;.
I. iii.;i,muMk
nfIkiT Una I'pnmy (iiif iul)
ckkhw uit, July J3. k.
J. Illnkrtl'iook uf fcrnl an Injury
him to onditro inr-dkal Irr.ithuiiL
Hinl ho In ti'JW In a hoi'iit ut
Hitlfin roL'Upcmtlns. i I In injury
nttv inndo It lmHiKth!c fur li J tit to
lu'tji lip IiIm fiirui worU nnJ one of
hlir pluim wan the vottinr; uf nn
u :. to Kfilc. 111 puiiffcuu it
few of lilii MiiMunlo hrMhren untlor
took tf do thl fur him, y,ovti to
h, ftinn uliout 4 p. in. unl vfnt tu
wui'tc, "(tHtu iiriirly ttt u. it t
8:10. In tho iitcuniiin nt f :3w
Mm. Htnkelhrnuk mrd tho nipii
with fine chlckrn dinner which
WtiN k iratly apprci.l.iiMl ty litem.
Tho nnn w ho ttMuKf rU In ih
work wwc N. IZ. nilih, Cluy M.
Ktom 'K. T. l-olln, Wiiyno l.wml.
J. I:, Chick, licrt TlHimpHon und
C. II, Sctlnwick. Anuthpr evtnhiK
Hill tto Kivcn to complete the Bel
li up of tho plnntn.
t'l( sM I.I, m;vs mitds
ltctflr l.ttuv County lir clt1
CltKHWKI.K. Ore. July 12.
Mark Lower whipped 5" Hurred
Plyinotiih llnck il'Mm nud tlffiit
roonterH if tho ffunie hired rerent
ly to lilddlo, (.iin.. mid received
w ord f i inn Iho piirih:ir ThurKdny
iltovnliiiT ncktmw ledKlns rei-elpt of
th hlrdn nnd repurt Iiir them tho
filipxt rr Hfw ly her.
John Trynn of V.inriMjver, WVth..
In viltlnc hlN niotlir-r. Mm. Mln
nle Tryon. nnd ptlhtr M h-n Klixn-
heth Tryon n few dys. nrrlvliiR
I'tirndu V ant rcturnlns I riilay vi
tliut week.
I'ny VWt to llc-tuilxes
(TUiriiitr I'Htt r.tunty H:-ii
I'LOHKNCi:. Ore., July 12.
Mm. LimvI Nff ami duicihttr.
Mm. J, J. HltornlcliUii, tire uul i In?
wltli Mm, Neff'ii hulnnd' hrulhT
Hnd wife. Uev. II. Noff, p:islor
of the locvil EvnncclU-nl rhtirch.
Mrs. Ncff's huxliand l.i lonil itnlcB
iiirin fr Iho Mt'Ctirinm-k mill coin
puny ut Hi, llt'l(.'ii, uic, where
Mim. .Neff rcfldtfj.
.Mm. Noff'a d.iuhlrr. Mm.
HLornh-iitui. renldfH ut WfiidlinK
win-re her hiii-unnd In rinployi-d
wUh Hie Ilriudi-Kclly ctiiiiiny un
phmer fuienuiM. Mr.. Neff Ih a
iMMiKin of Mm. Chiiutlk-r of thin
liy. Tin y will ret in u to tholr
l.uiiieii im tho l-'rld.iy nnHiilrjf
HiiIii. TIiIm Ik their flmt vlhit to
I'iiMfiice. nnd thny re wll plWMed
with our cliy, nnd tho nurruumllni;
tMtuttiiy.
i iiMiM-; i iti;i:K (;it.f.i-; iiali
st km-; of ;atiii:rin
SIiIhvv f. roup Will Trunn'l llu.
HON nml Pliin for IMriilc
111 AUKIIt
HAS FAITH IN SIUSLAW
i'o.KLi;n iiiys i'iiori;nTY
AT I LOUKNli;
fFteBUtfr Count Rnclal
l-'LORKNCK, Ore., July 12.
J. C. J'onnler, a recent arrival In
Florence' from rtoHelturg, after
Npendlng the pn.tt nine month
hero, hrm become thoroughly eon
vi tired ihHl M-pntern Lniie county U
;i I j ud of future promlite. and thiit
the country will be developed on a
Inrge rnle In the next few e:ir.
With Ihfi completion of tho Ronao
fr"lt highway from lleeditport to
Newport, tho completion of the
M:iptr(on hill tnnrket road nnd
tho New Vork-l'iorenco hlnhway
No. 28, thoU5Hii(lH of enAtrrn and
wmithern vacation!!, will vlflt thfa
purt of tlie nliite, which la tho lant
to ho developed, Theo vaeaUonlula
will In turn he future home seeker
nnd a. Roitornt Influx of travel will
he noted within a few years.
Mr. Powder on tho first of July
consummated the purchnno of a
htiaiucM lot on Front street and
plan.n to erect In tho future a hulld
h.tf t he lined for a Kinase ami
snper-servleo Mullon. The lot wbh
purchased from Morrl & Monis,
w ho hnvc lipid the property for
many year. Mr. Pomder has the
Ford agency for western Lmc
county In his territory as well us
Kecd. sport.
Mr. Mills will plve a f'peclal Per
manent Wave ror for a short
time only. Marcels &c
MILLS Rti.M'T V SHOP
Itoom ?0l. Tiffany Hide.
Bth & Willamette Phone 1040
4-lB-tf
INSURE WITH HENRY TROMP.
(nc-sinifr t.no Counly Sutial)
FLOKKNCK, Ore.. July 1-'.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Hluslaw chamber of commerce
will be held at the Fiddle Creole
Grantee hall .Saturday, July 21, nnd
a lai'Ke repreaentatlon is planning
tho attend,
A report of the committee on ar
rangements for the celebration in
August 18 will be made. O. T. Dud
ley of Florence wns appointed by K.
T. Hill, president, to act as gcuer.il
chairman of the affair and he has
appointed his committee and re
port w ill he made by tho sub
committee at this time. 1
A luncheon will be served at ;
noon by the members of the '
liranse and the secretary, J. C. j
Ponsler. is anxious that chamber j
members planning to attend advle
him aa soon as possible. A number (
of the women members of the or- ;
ganizatlon are alao planning to at- j
tend this meeting.
The Sluslaw chamber Is co-opor- j
atlng with W. G. Ide. manager of j
the Oregon state chamber of com- i
mcrce, and blanks are being cent to
Mr. Ide to be uxed In laud settle
ment work. Many farms have been
listed with Mr. Ponsler nnd he It
aendlng them on to Portland for
listing.
H. Carlson accompanied him to Eu-
ene.
JJoli Thoinpaon of Florence ro
tiiriifd rruin KiiKcne Wedn;duy
aIifiii'on nnd when within a few
inllra of Cuflhuian slid off the road,
falling down tho ' ernluirikmcnt
about i'O feet, Hojo youny trcf;i
h'dd the weight of the car, or ne
would liiiv-Q dropiied 60 additloual
feet. was put hurt In the accl-
dent but it tiok a pa Minx motor-;
Ut fume time to extrlcato him
from Die wreckage,
IL L. I'.cdford, a merchant of
Canary, spent Wednesday after
noon In Florence. I lo was aceoin
prtulfd by Imh sou and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs, David M. Kyle. Hnd
sons, Itobert and David, arrived
home Thumday Trorn Portland and
Dallas, where I hey had been vlflt
Ing wlili friends. Whllo In Dallas,
Mm. K.vin attended the alumni re
union of tho siudents of the Dallas
eotlejfo nnd J.a Creole aeuiluary,
w hcic ho renewed acquaintances
with old friends,
C. A. Ilullwinkle, manager of the
Portland branch, of tho Ford Mo
tor company, paid an official vldt
upon the .1, C. Ponsler Motor com
pany at Florence Monday, Mr, Bull
wlnlfje WiiH well pleaded with the
organization and staled that o
would return to Florence at a fu
ture d ue nnd visit the ocean beach
and lake. 1 fo made the trip from
Lugene Ut Florence In two hours
and 4.". minutes in a sport coupe.
,J. C. ponsler returned Wednes
day evening from Portland with
ono of the new Model A Fordor
sedan, the first to be slow n In
wvUr-ni Dane county. The car will
be on display at the Ponsler sales
room for a short time.
Mrs, II. La men and r.on. Her-1
man, returned Wednesday after-i
noon from ICugeno where they had ,
made a short business trip. They !
stated that they found It extreme
ly warm at Kugene in comparison
to the delightful weather at the
beach. They reside at Roosevelt
Bearh.
Mrs. S. J. Seymour of Cushmnn
spent Wednesday afternoon calling
upon friends In Florence.
The beach road to Heceta beach
from the Roosevelt highway, ac
cording to vacationists, is In a de
plorable condition. Several cars
have been tied up on account of
broken springs. However, It la
quite likely that some road work
will bo done before tho end of the
week,..
Mr, and Mn. K. Bhlrlry and
duiighler, who rcido at Medford
aro spending the remainder of the
week visiting wl!h Mr. Shirley's
brother, and wife, Mr. and Mm.
Men Hhirley who reside on Condon
creek, i
N. L, Auatln and I. V. Redlfer
made a hurried trip to Kugene the
first of the week. Mr. Auatln con
ferring with members of the coun
ly court relative to th road work,
In the Canary district, where he
is road palrojman.
ft. F, Owens of the Owens Lum
ber company has returned to his
home at Cushman after a weeks"
huslnesa trip to San Francisco,
where he joined Captain Haley,
who had taken the Cruiser Oluo,
down to Hon Franclseo bay.
Mr. and Mm. S. K. Voas and
Mls Hay of Hollywood, Cal., were
tho guests of .Mr. and Mrs, IL N.
Huntington over the week-end.
Mm. Voss was an old friend of
Mr. Huntington. Tho party is tour
ing Oregon.
Orvllle Johnson of West lake
motored to Florence on Wednesday
and spent the day on buufness,
Mrs. J, IL Strand of Cushman
pent Tuesday In Florence shop
ping and attending to business af
fairs. J. J-L St a up. local hardware mer
chant. Is spending the week visit
ing at Roosevelt Beach, with the
Stoneflelds.
Mrs. A. W. Chandler and son.
Sidney, returned from Broadmcad
where they were the guests of
friends and relatives for a few
days. Mr. Chandler left Wednes
day morning for Portland where
he will attend to business matters
and visit with Ills brother for a
few days.
Mra. Ralph Johnson went tot
Eugene Tuesday to meet her sis-'
ter who arrived from Los Ange
les. They returned to Florence and
her slater will visit here for a few-days.
July Specials
Three Days
Dozem of good an ! worthy kitchen and hardware value
hnve been marshalled together for Friday, Saturday and
Monday selling. AU marked very much lee than regu
lar. A few item a lUted
Large Granite Dish Pan. ,. . . . ,25c
Granite Pail 25c
12-Quart Galvanized Bucket . . .u.:.25c
Muffin Pans . . . ,:. ....25c
I -Gallon Oil Can ;. . .25c
Granite Stew Pan . . .25c
Flour Sifter .;. . . ,:.cz- nr.. . .:...:.:. .25c
Coffee Pot ..r.,... ...25c
All Good Values
For Sale
A fine new Columbia - phono
graph and a good radio (res and
all on eaay paymenta.
EUGENE MUSIC SHOP
7-10-3
HICKOX PIANO TCNER, 1523-J.
insure: with henry tromp.
Lawn Mowers ;
Have been reduced in price
where it would pay to buy
one now and use next year.
Interior Gloss Paint
And 3-inch Brush AT
for 97c
Regular Price $1.85
Eugene Hardware Co.
"We Hurry"
Broadway and Oak
Tel. 70
KLOnKVCK NF.U-S NOTES
(R.al.l.r I,.n Couaty Special)
ri.OKUNCE, Ore.. July 1.
Charlie Anderson, wl. known resi
dent of Florence, haa been tuken
out to Euisene where ho will per
manently "Vesldo. Mr. Anderson has
been falling 111 health for the pat
year and a few weeks aco had a
partial atroke of paratysia. A.i ho
lived alone. It waa deemed advlsu
blo by the Florence branch of the
Red Crosn that he should be
moved to Eugene, where he would
receive such treatment and aid as
the Red Crosa could give him. C.
il Pnrker, aon of Mr. ami
i Parker, la alowly 10.
Ii-oiii a recent Illness.
" li'iela haa arrived at the
pli-Kelly mill and Is era-
eiertrit'iiin there
Mis. K, k. Morrison mid
1. nml Mary Cllngan are
il'lny for Portland 'to
week-end Willi relatives.
SEAT OFFICERS
i:Mi. l.ontiF, holds
ATION t lil.EMONlKS
" l.n. Counly Special)
HI. I.. Ore., .till.. 11
I'l.iih lodge held lis rcysu.
nl Ihn Odd Fillows
nesdny evenlne nnd ibe
Hie inogrnm war tho In-
Uln otfleera for file
''I". Mrs. Clai-n Tinvlni-
'I'-I'iily flistt i-t.-t !,.. i, ii
ii"Hlled liy Mi-a. V. W.
" ''oi.uiy mnrslml nnd a
mwIiir of Mrs. Oeorgo
" uenevieve Thoinpnnn,
''minisoit, Mrs, Mnhel
d I n. .1
"'Mug nffirera were In-
irs. ninrlo Oiaoiti V.
1'. I,. KI,.K,. .
p Hrlaenli, treasurer, 1
''I cnndiintor, Mlaa Nleln
"'ln, M,,. N. E, rjt0ei6i
TIM
The Leader of All Good Tires
V
fNew
Low
Still Selling
at
Prices
Drive ih Equip all round, save in tire
cost and in tire trouble. Free installation
Mark G. Sanderson J
JS
EUGENE'S TIRE MAN
Cor. Broadway and Oak
Phone 1554
KIN utl
3 Footwear Bargains That Answer the Challenge of Cut Prices I
IT HAS COME! IT IS HERE!
The Second Tremendous Big Drive Of Our Great
Remodeling Sale
With Prices Slashed and Shattered Again on Many Lines We announce (Without
Superstition) The Second B?g Sale Starting
Friday. July 13th at 8 a.m.
And Continuing All Of Next Week
Down go the bars, people, on the greatest flood of barga ins ever offered by this store. We have combed the stock
from front to back, i nd many new values make their appearance for the first time on the sale racks. Prices have
reached cost less than cost. Half price and less than half price in many instances. Plan to be here today and
share ir? this great price slashing sale of quality footwear.
Sacrifice
Prices
A', group Including single
palra and short lines, nil
9ClIiiig at tho. one low
price, regardless of cost.
Excellent shoes at out
standing bar- ( i oc
gains.
Light Colored Kid
Dress Pumps
This season's very beat
styles all the high grade
numbers selling, regu
larly from $8.50 to $12.50.
plain pump or strap pat
terns, French heels
prices now
cut to
$185
The Striking Footwear Value Offered in Eugene
Toyo Cloth
Pumps
Made nt wmcli rccds, aim
ilnr to Panama, lit light
color sirup sandals, parch
ment kid ti limited. Mill
Inrjr heel, now O C
selling, pair. P't.OO
$12.50 and $13.50 Footsaver Shoes
.Pump and Oxfords
Absolutely tho hct Una of women's footwear made In Amer.
fcain. We hnve decided to offvr tho rnininliii; slics on all
light colors and trptcally summer patterns Footsaver and J.
A K. Shoes, selling regularly at $12.50
and $13.50, at
$9.85
Boys'
Shoes
Boys' solid Mark on If skin
shoes, Indestructible top,
that will outwear 8 pairs
ot half aolcsi rubber heel
a hear for wear. Regit,
tar-$5.00 QC
shoe, pair. P17U
Men's
Oxfords
Men's Oxfords originally sold
. for $8.50 and $10.00. Coroo In
light tan, bluiher cut, and
lace oxfords; also some two.
tone snort oxfords now
prg:.0,.e.;,v $6.-85
Men's
Work Shoes
Kood' solid overweight hentjr
hoes for the working man;
oak soles, Mm-hcr cut. Sold
regularly nt $B.&0 C
snlo price sPt.OU
Deauville
Sandals
$535, $3.35 and $1.95
We are disposing of this
line of popular footwear
at the above prices to
avoid the po&slbfllt y ot
carrying them over for
another scasou. Regular
price $6.50 to $10.00.
I I
Indian
Prints
Smartest style of the sea
ton. Footwear that brings
out the beautr or light
summer garments. In pas
tel shades to harmonize.
Sold at $10. C"
now PO00
I I
Children's
Shoes
Children's Shoes 5o
Children's 61 iocs ... .$1.45
Mlssos' Shoes $l.5
iliiaca' Shoes $1.05
Children's Snnilals. . .$1.85
Pled riper Pearl
Elk Sandals $1.85
"rOOTWEAI?
In Eugei t It's Graham's For Shoe
Willamette St.
3 Better Grades Of Shoes At Very Limit Of Low Prices