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ANNUAL CAMP MEETING
OF METHODISTS OPENS
.Sessions Begin at Cottage
Grove Tabernacle
.CONTINUE FOR 10 DAYS
Many Ministers From Different
i Parts of Northwest hi
Attendance
i "tHnbt Li Countr Special)
COTTAGE OROVE, Ore., July
10. The elKhth annual camp
:.tniatinff of the Methodist eonfep
-ni nt Orcenn onencd yesterday
-at their tnbernacle here and the
-easlon will continue for ten day
iKev. 8. J. Chancy of Eugene
platform manacer anu announces
-that the attendance at the openlnK
:..nnn last n L-nt tar exceeueu
.'expectations. The tabernacle was
nnfnWnhlv filled.
1 n I.. M. (3ili!3by of Tacoma,
V.v. th ODenlnR address. His
iihtect was taken from Mark,
'whot thincs soever you desire,
hnllpve tat vou receive,
thon ve shall have them." He
i. r ih puneriil need of a re
;vival and that levlvals are still
Iwlthln the hounds of possibility If
we have tne nesire 10 hum.
iHe illustrated his sermon by varl-
-. .rieneea of life. KCV. Mr.
-fi-isrshv also spoke this morning
and Rev. Mr. Bennard tonlpht.
T..irA Ministers Attend
I About twelve ministers and their
families are now present aim ;
-are expected to come. About 12
t.nim are ud and soveral rooms
ifuii. . , ...
Rev. George Bennard will preach
Sunday morning and evening and
;will also entertain by singing The
'Old Rugged Cross" of which he is
"the author. Blsnop Titus Lowe,
incoming bishop of the Northwest
area, will be present part of the
time. Bishop Lowe has taken the
:place of Bishop Shepard who was
transferred to l'aris.
- Rev. Joseph Knotts of Roseburg
lis president of the camp meeting
and Rev. C. G. Morrlt. of Creswell
:has charge of the grounds. J. A.
Llnn local pastor, is in charge of
boarding.
- Song services will be given at
-each sen-Ice under the direction of
JRev. J. F. Haas of Eugene with
Mrs. Bessie Sutcllffe at the piano.
Miss Dorothy Johnson of Portland
:haa charge ot the young peoples
!"'l?Ca,' expected that about 1009
-will be In attendance Sunday,
i Retired Minister Present
' Among the campers already here
rare Rev. W. H. Meyer, retired
: minister from Eugene and family.
Bev. Meyer has hia family with
him and has probably been attend
ing camp meetings for 50 years or
rmore as he Is 84 years old.
The families of Mr. Hale and
1tr. Wooley, former residents, but
Cnow of Dunsmuir, Cal., are here
-for the camp meeting.
X Rev. Philip Armand of St. Louis
: conference and family are among
-the campers. The following Is
the scheduled program for each
- , Morning prayer meeting 6:45;
femtA aerviea and Bible study,
-:S0 a, m.; children's hour,. S:30
a.' m.t song service and preaching
service, 10:30 a. m.; song service
mnA nrenchlne hour. 2:30 P
preachers' forum. 4 p. m.: chil
dren's and young people's meeting,
4:30 n. m.: voung neople"s service,
t:S0 p. m.: song service and
preaching service, 7:30 p. m.
lights out, 10 JO p. m.
NEW PUMP TO BE PUT IN
fcOTTAGE GROVE WILL HAVE
STANDBY SERVICE
Contract Award by Council
1 Power Equipment. Company
j, of Portland
2, (Rrltr Lana County Special)
If COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., July
.20. The Power Equipment com
pany of Portland was awarded the
contract for Installing a 2000-gal-.lon
pump for the standby water
.cystem In the southern part of Cot
tage Grove last night at a special
meeting of the 'city council. The
15 rice Is to be $6200 for the plant
complete and work on it will be
gin at once.
t There was six bids for the con
tract, which were referred to the
city engineer and water committee
jmd action was taken last night.
5odard and Randall, local con
tractors were among the bidders.
I At the specie, meeting permis
sion was granted to Chas. Gettys
to paint the machine shop of H. A.
Miller and renew Its foundation.
; A petition from C. E. Umphrey
;to hang a banner advertising the
camp fneetlng now In session was
Zrefused and the banner on Fifth
,ntreet in front of (.he Morris serv
ice station was ordered taken
clown.
INSTALLATION IS HELD
R E B E K A II S OF' COTTAGE
;i GROVE SEAT OFFICERS
.i (Resl.ter Len. County Special)
;i COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., July
;t0. At tlie joint Installation ot the
I. O. O, F. and Hel.ekah lodges,
Mrs. Elsie Cuirln. presided at the
meeting. Those installed were
;ifyrtle Ponsford, noble grand;
Emily Adams, vice-grand; Grace
3)askom, R. S. N. G.; Maud Biggs,
;L. S. N. G.; Katie Burrows, H. S.
;V. G.; Julia Urown, L. 8. V. G.s
tAllce Conner, recorder and secre
tary; Susie Garoutte, . treasurer;
Anna Beldler, warden; Fete Bras
- ler, conductor; Sarah Tennis,
ohaplaln; Lydia Sears, Inner
guardian; Maud Waldron, outer
guardian; Elsie Sherman, musl-
eian. Light refreshment were
served by a joint committee.
CITY MAY BUY AIRPLANE
Cottage grove figuring
on government machine
1 (ft.a-ltter Lane County Spsctal)
: COTTAGE QKOVE, Ore., July
10. At Die city council meeting C.
A. Bartell, repronentlrrg the Lions
club, made the proposition that the
eity purchase an airplane from the
federal government- which would
be used for Instructional pur
pose. It Is said the cost would
be only one dollar.
; The provision goes with the sale
that the plana must he dismantled
and not used again. These are
planes which the government Is
discarding as they are out of date.
Hcforo the city will make the pur
chase It will be necessary for the
Aero club or some organisation to
arrange for a building for the ma
chine and to guarantee Its maintenance.
Church Heeentlon Held
(R'Ki.t.r Lan. County sirnn.-ial)
COTTAUE OIIOVB, Ore., July
SO. A reception was held at the
Christian church last evening In
honor of Professor O. W. Hays
and family, Hlchard Herbert and
family. John Taylor and family,
and Kred ltrown and family, who
are all moving away from Cot
tage Urove. A program was given
and refreshments were served.
MRS. J. D. WIRTH DIES
COTTAGE G R O V K WOMAN
LtiAVKS 12 CUll.DKUX
(Rrglatar Laoa County Special)
COTTAGK GKOVE. Ore., July
20. Word was received today that
Mrs. J. D. Wirth had died at the
family home near Ltaker. Mrs.
Wlrth is the wife of J. D. Wirth,
who formerly was proprietor of
the Cot tape Grove laundry. The
family moved to Baker Inst Sep
tember. binco that time one son
has died and Mrs. Wlrth lost
brother recently.
Mrs. Wlrth had been lit since the
death of her son but was consider
ed to be Improving and her death
came as a shock. Mr Wlrth and
twelve children survive. One
daughter. Mrs. Albert Mat son
sides in Cottage (trove who Is
leaving tomorrow for Baker to at
tend the funeral.
LIONS PICNIC IS HELD
KEEPERS OF 1"EX JOIX
31E.V IX FKOI.IC
RBiitr Ltna County Special)
COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. July
20 A joint picnic waa held last
evening1 at the city park by the
Keepers of the Den and Lions club.
Members of the Lions club, who
are assisting in sponsoring the city
play grounds, spent a portion of
h evening In placing new appa
ratus for the play ground In order.
The Lions club at Its meeting
Thursday voted to take a vacation
during the month of August.
WOMAN IS 102 YEARS OLD
MBS. WTT.IJS, OP COTTAGE
GROVE, CELEBRATES
(lUftster Laos County Special)
COTTAGE GROVE. Ore., July
0. Mrs. Melvina Willis, who Is
101 years old today, will celebrate
her birthday Sunday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Susan Hub
bard. Mrs. Willis was born In
Illinois July 20. 1826.
CLUB MEETING IS HELD
FRIENDSHIP GROUP OF R.
A, HOLDS SESSION
(Rerlstsr Ltn. County SpecUl)
CRESWELL. Ore., July 20.'
The Friendship club of the Royal
Neighbors met Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. K. H. New
hall, enjoying a basket dinner at
1 o'clock. Mrs. Newhall furnished
chicken pie, cream gravy and
mashed potatoes. The afternoon
was spent in hemming dish towels
for use In the lodge kitchen.
Those present were Miss Esther
Taylor. Mrs. Ruth Mitchell. Mrs.
Travis Kerr and sons, Vernon and
Keith, Mrs. Bert Thompson. Mrs.
Anna Morton, Mrs Helen Hackett,
Mrs. R. F. Scott, Mrs. Ted Silk
wood. Mrs. Erma Fuller, Mrs. C.
H. McKal, Mrs. Minnie Riddle.
Mrs. R. H. Newhall, Mrs. V. E.
Grousbeck. Mrs. Henry -Taylor,
Mrs. Hattle Yeoman. Mrs. Sarah
Padden, Mrs. W. L. Wallace. Mrs.
Lauretta Benedict, Mrs. Frank
Bush, Mrs. J. H. Seltz, Mrs. C. I.
Kent and daughter, - Luclle. and
Mrs, Ted Warner.
Mrs. Mathilda Warren Dies
(Register Lane County Special!
DONNA, Ore.. July 19. Word
has been received of the death of
Mrs. Mathilda Warren, who for
merly lived at Donna, at her home
at Retsie. Wash., July 15, aged 61
years. She was the last of the
pioneer family of Soloman Zum
walt, who came to Oregon in 1850.
She leaves one son, Grant Warren,
of Asotlon, Wash., and one daugh
ter, Mrs. June SturglU of Phoenix,
Arizona.
Try the Chicken Noodles
at the
Manhattan Cafe
6S5 Willamette Phone 1771
OPEN UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
If yon want a clean, cool room,
by day or week, try the STAR
HOTEL, OfiO Willamette St,
oext to J. C. Penney slore.
LAST DAY
Matinee Today at 2 P. M.
Don't Miss This
Laugh Picture
' all MA for BRJAM
JACK. IUOBN
Big Boy Comedy Pfithe Nowg
784 Enat lltli Avenue
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
MISS STKKI,E TO WKD
MAM 1). SEKDUWU'K
Wit
Party Holt! at Home of Mlsa
Steele PaiiMils, Mr. mid .Mrs,
N. E. Steele
(Railatar Lana County Special)
CKKSWKU,, Ore.. July 20. On
1-Vlday afternoon Miss Zella P.
Steele, nt the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Steele, an
nounced her enuiiKcment to Wm
ScdKwick. son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. H. Sedgwick at a party of
friends.
Hird place cards referred guests
to the me!sntie In the bill of love
hints on the limbs of a little fir
tree which formed the eentei piece
of a prettily deoora'ed table. A
musical score revealed the names
of the youiiK people and the date
of the wedding fixed at November
10.
Miss Steele and Mr. Sedgwick
are both gradimles of the Creswell
hiRh school and of the Oregon
state collt-Ke at Corvallfs In the
cliisa of HUt. Mr. Sedpwlek Is
civil engineer with the bureau of
public roads and is now stationed
at Portland.
The Invited guests were Miss
Genevieve Thompson. Mrs. George
Snere. Miss lrma Snere. Mrs F. A
Richardson. Mrs. Hattle Oroshong,
Mlns Kliiabeth Tryon Mrs. Minnie
n. Tryon. Mrs. C. H. Sedu-wick.
Mrs. Oora Martin. Mrs. Margaret
Martin. Mrs. Ralph Stone. Mrs.
Kthel Kverson. Miss Lois Everson.
m iss L.eda Kverson, Mrs. C. V.
Pixon. Mrs. Wm. Holllston and
Mrs. L. W. Newcomb of Ku;ene.
Both Miss Steele and Mr. Sedir-
wick were active In college fra
ternity circles while in college. She
was a member of the Sigma Kappa
sorority mid national home eco
nomics honorary society, Omlcron
Nu and he was a member of the
Beta Kappa fraternity and of the
national honorary society of en
gineers Sigma Tau.
MR&. K. V. MILLER HOME
CRESWEI.Ii WOMAN HAS BEEN
ABSENT FOM FIVE YEARS
(Rfei.ter Lsne County Special)
CRESWELL. Ore.. July 0.
Mrs. K. V. Miller returned to Cres
well Friday afternoon after an
absence of five years, during which
time she has visited relatives 'and
friends in the East, going first to
New Jersey and from there stoo
ping at different places until
reaching her home town.
She has Kent remarkably well
during all the time of her absence
and returns as robust as when she
left. She went with her daughter
Miss Pherne Miller who was a
teacher In the loc&l schools and
since has pursued her profession In
ne east.
CRESWELL. NEWS NOTES
(Register L.Q. County Special)
CRESWELL. Ore.. Julv 20.
Cavil Holbrook was over from his
ranch near Coburg Friday and
took back a truck load of wcod.
A large party leave this Satur
day for Newport for the week-end
camping over Saturday night and
Sunday night returning Mindny.
The members of the party are Mr.
ana .Mrs. j. m. wnikup and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Marquart and
family. Mrs. K J. Gwyther and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mar
quart and Floyd Everson.
Frank Hugh's of Prlneville. who
lived In Creswell about 30 years
ago, visited old friends and rela
tives Friday among them J. M.
Shaub and George Shaub and
families. While here he was en
gaged In the blacksmith business.
H. E. Richardson and family of
Eugene called on his narents. Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Richardson Friday.
air. ana Mrs. j. ri. Clack and
son and Mips Nleta Zlniker spent
Friday evening In Eugene with a
sister of Mrs. Clack.
Nealon Hager killed a rattle
snake on the road In front of his
DANCE
DREAMLAND HALL
Wednesday and Saturday
Ladles Free Men 75c
In order to make room for the car
penters to work, we are placing our
entire stock of Dresses and Hats on
sale at cost and less. Hats are, di
vided into three groups only "
$1.00, $1.98 and $2.98
No hat in the store to he sold for
more than $2.98 during our remod
eling sale. t
Dresses, sizes 14 to 52, priced for
quick sale at
$5.95 to $9.95
Value to $25.00
Our stock is all new merchandise
new felts and midsummer silk hats
just arrived, which will also he put
in this big sale.
We Give S. & H. Green Stamp
8th Avenue Hat
& Dress Shop
40 8th Avenue West
MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE.. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1928
father's house up' the
swale ''west
of Creswell on Thursday,
It had
ten rattles and a button.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Kyfert and
daughter. Mlna May, of Eureka,
Cal., visited this week with her
slater Mrs. Geo. V. Gates and
family: tliey are on their way o
Yak ma. waan.
U li. .Inlker and his slater Mlsa
Nleta Klnlker spent the week-end
In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Kent and
daughter, Luclle, and Mrs Hattle
Veoman and Mr. and Mi's. C. K
Cooley and daughter, Ivy, leave for
Newport Saturday Tor a week-end
outing.
A food sale la to be held at Art
Olsons store (his Saturday morn
Ing. commencing at ten o'clock
under the ausnlces of the women
of the Presbyterian church
Mrs. Edith Martin and her son
I.. K. Martin, of Eugeno are apend
inc tne weeK-enn with alra. F. W
Ogratn.
F. 12 nurkholder real estate
rgent of Kugene and Mr. Fox
Eugene wero business callers at
Creswell Friday mnrnmg.
Miss Lilly Nonlgren of Portland
and Miss Kertha Whlllock of Med
ford, both attending summer
school at Oregon state college at
Corvnllls. were evening dinner
ruests of Miss Zella Steele on
Thursday. The three are members
or the same national sorority at
ine college.
Glenn Faust Is 'home from
Enterprise where he had been
working In the Reaver Sawmill
Miss Oenevleve Thomnson and
ner mot ner, Mrs. Kllsa Thompson.
left r rlday for Kltsnn springs
where lliev will spend two weeks.
Deal vtllilama and rami v of El
mlra have moved to Creswell and
have rented the George Steele
place near the school house
Dr. J. C. hornlck of Portland
was ine guest or .Mr and Mrs. F,
A. Richardson Thursday night: he
is the roommate of their son
james Kicnanison at Portland
SPRINGFIELD NEWS IN nUIKF
itnter I. line ( nunty Special)
SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. Julv SO.
M. R. Huntly and Jack Ilenderer
spent today n.ihfng on the upper
.-m-rveniie river.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bressler and
Mrs. M. C. Bressler of Cottnge
Grove wero recent Springfield
Isitors.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Roth and
children. Frank and Ruth, of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs Glen
Howard of Vancouver. Wash, were
In Springfield today on their way
to a camping site on the McKensle
river where they will spend a
couple of weeks camping.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Rathhun are
here from Enterprise visiting with
friends. Mrs. Rnthbun was for
merly Grace Harblt of Springfield.
Mr. and Mr. John Bushman left
this week for a vacation which
they will spend at several of the
Oregon beaches. They plan to
visit at Seaside. Cannon Beach,
Gearhart and Astoria.
Mr. and Mis. Pratt Holverson
are expected to arrive home soon
from Crescent lake where they
have been spending a vneafon at
the home of Mr Holverson's hroth
er and sister-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy- Holverson.
"CHURCH NIGHT" HELD
MEN'S CLASS PRESENTS PRO
GRAM AT SOCIAL
fR,rttt T.n County ftprlat)
SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. July 20.
A larce trroup of Chrfstlan church
members and their friend attend
ed the monthly rhurch nlcht pro
pram held last niffht at the Chri-
tlan church parlors. The men a
class of the church prenented nn
Interesting program of songs, read
ings and talks.
Following the program refresh
ments were served by members of
the junior girl's class.
DANCE
Old Time Dance
At Winter Garden
Every Sat. Nite
Given by
Butler's Orchestra
(Mike) Is Floor Manager
Ladles Free Gents 7 Sc.
Check Room Free
Remodeling
SALE
CHRISTIANS TO PICNIC
DEI lMli: PLANS FOR Ot TING
TO HE MA ll'. SUNDAY
IH..IH1F l.aue I'uunlr DpecUl)
SPRINGFIELD, Oio., July !0.
July S has been sot as the tonia
tlva dale lor the annual plcnlo or
the Springfield l.liiiauaii eimiv",
ir uii. uniioumed Ihla week. Defi
nite plans will be mads at the Sun
day school services Sunday of this
week, . .
n has been sungesled that
church services on lh tiny of the
plcnlo be held In I he open at the
plcnlo grounds. Tills will be de
eliled, also. Hundsy when commit
tees will be appointed ana a sun
able site selected.
CHAMBER MEET REPORT
SrillKKKIKM) LIONS I11CAU Ol
JI'MTIOX I 1TV SKSSIOX
(rWlsX-r t-n County Htwlalt
SriUN'OKlKl.P. Ore.. Julv 20.
Procretllncii of the Uine county
chuntier uf otnuterce meethtii
helit at Junction City ThtiiH-lny
ntnlit were outllnei, at the weekly
mooting of the Spi ini:flt'l1 I. Inn
cluh hre thin noon. lotniaatir
Frank It. Hainltu ami II. K. Mai
who both attended, reported on the
meeting.
Thlt week'a entertainment rnm-
Dilttee of IHvlnht Kenaey ami John
F K(io) will hold over for next
Kriday.
OMtunry
(lt-c'trr t.n. t.uniy Spc-Ul)
riKK.. Or.. July II Amla thi
plonrtr tttP ot th Row rlvr vnMjf h
hakn -nd nolhf Imf hm fl!tn. Tit
la it ( (menial ot rai'cl. ot lor by
frtrwitU atnt rvlallv.a wan of mount Nun-
!ay afternoon at in Mllta rliapal, CM
taia flrnv. ati-t at th t. O, O P. rn.a
tary John llvnry Kirk, rarinr, mar
chant anil pMlmaatar at tsrna. (Had
at hta boma laat KrMay atlarnnon
Paitor CMva Taylor of ih Plrat Chrlt
m church of Colta. Ornr. pra-ha1
ahori. forceful ftinarat ritton amt
tha frave tha 1. O, O. F IoIk look
charfft of tha terv ! At tha rhapat,
avallabla anr waa flllad atnt I ha at
tpmlanca raarha.t wall into lh atraat
jonn II. Klric raa on of two anna
of two of Ofcsnn'a aarllar plnnaara. Al
Ian ant Sarah Kirk, who raM1 frtr I
numbar of yaara In OraoB City, whara
daraaaarl waa bom. It waa many yaara
ajo that Allen Kirk aattlad In I.ana
county, firat tlvln la Kuione. maklns
ha family ho ma on a proparty baiwaan
Sixth and Saranth atraat on High.
Kara ba workad In tha employ of V, II.
v bra ma, who waa on of lh aarllar
nwmlll and vlanlnv mill man of lean
county
rt waa twtttr than 40 yaara ao thai
Allan Kirk acquired larg land hold
Insa on How rlrar. whar h removed
hta family and eniated In farmtns and
Block ralalns. tter aa tha two ona.
John and WUItam. ram Into manhood
prim, the many acree of tha Allan
Kirk areata waa divided Into threa
farm, tha lower one. a ahort dlatanr
north of the town site of porena, hln j
acquired by William Kirk, who dlapoeed :
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of IHa tiiUraaia many yr I c 1,1
VaiiValln. llatwaaii IH Wllllsm Kirk
farm and lh rlvr and Uiidin
waa plwked another baautlful
ferill faint, wltifh waa aoqulrad by
John H. Allen Kirk, lh father, retain-ins-
tha old farm homi allll firihar up
and bauk from th rlvr, urroumWd lx
liberal araaie.
In early manhood John Kirk la ugh I
chnol In avral diitlis ol loutlivrit
l,an comity. Itirludln Creewell and
lh Wild wood dlalrlcta. Tit IHUt old
aahool hoiiaa what ha Mrt laufht caal
on th upper rlvai- ttnod not far from
whr th O. r. . rllwy water
tank at Oilt Craek now aland
It waa In IKI Htat John II. Kirk waa
uniiad In marrlasa te I'ler A. Kerr,
damlilar of ate and Mri UentR Kir.
well known early pioneer of Ilia Upper
Htiw river couniry, Th horn waa
tahilalied nn th farm and Mr, Kirk be
came identified wtih th oonimimlty aa
on of th thrifty fanner and Block
ralaara of thl aai'tlon. In the early
auttiutf itt) n rlvar Into th
ml ii i a. baiter than 10 year a a a. Mr,
Kirk wii appolnled poattnaBtar at lo
ran a. and a llttl pnetofflc build Ins
waa arertad near lh family hmia. tn
alvt1n a nam for th new Bfletnftlr
th patltlonara to t'ncl Kant took
raalon. bo It la aald, to compliment two
datifhtera of plonaar home of How
river, by lakltif a eylUbla from each
of their namaa. Tha flrat eyllebl of
Dntetta waa aalaoled In honor of !or
Moahv and tha aa.-nnd ayllable In honor
of Itena Kelly. Wllh lh advent nf tha
oonatruriion of th Ore ton and Hrtuth
aaeiern railroad, now th O, I and K ,
and th eawmiil activity up tha rlvar
nnd it Pnrana, whai J M Cham hare
became 1dntind wtih mllltn Inlaraata
up It at rreak, Mr. Kirk aiartrd a email
mervhandlee hualttaa In con na I ton with
tha poatorfli'. which he pandiii-ted unill
lh Chamhar t.uintnr rompaliy paaaad
from Mr rtiamhfa. undaf tha man fa.
ment of frrd niiell. whan tha rotn
pany tovk over tha marchandlaa btiai
naaa, Mr. Kirk tl ratalnins tha poet,
nrflre, iha appolnlitianl nf pnatmaater
having fallen to him earn eucreadlnf
term. Whn the Chamber Lumbar
company bon operallnna at Ihla point
tha town of Oiiitna In fact waa laid
out by Mr. Kirk, who flrat dlepnead of a
tract alont aide of tha railroad tlrht of
way. whar lha company built a plan
In plant and dry kiln, alao a tor
hiilldlnf and a vara! raetdenr factnf
on oppoalta afdaa of tha hlffhway. When
tha company demanded th lumbar
plant and want out of buatneae. Mr, Kirk
aaaln took over th merchandlalns bua.
naaa and from that day until thl th
Stronit ban-, ounrl teeth,
firm muirlxa and roy cheek
are for children who ru
larly uta
Blue Bell Milk
I'ltEMll.I.KMAL
CASII'AKiX
Dr. John K4lurln Andrew
of San l-'ranclaco
Tlie Tent nf New Trutha
From Old Source
Corner Tenth A Chnrnellnn
t00 P. M. "The Great
Image of Danlel'e Vision,'
"The Kingdom of Babylon,
Media, 1'erila, Qreece, Ro
man, Hnly Roman and of
Modern Europe.' (Dan. 1:1
4). LAST DAT
Mntlnre I to II
Miclit t to It
JemTflyc
In
A Drama of the West
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AH N I- O n T 8
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With the Vacation Season ApproacB
Can You Afford to be without
Protection
$10,000
Dollar for a Whole Yea'
Ask about it. Tell Your. FriencM
Ask About It. It is the Cheapo
Protection in the World.
(Use the Coupon on Page 2)
J, II. Klik Hairanlll oompany hae bean
alia a ad In bualneaa,
Mr Kltk died In til 1Kb ytar it. u
autvivad by hi widow, on dauiiiur
Mia. Merle Wu or Uarcola, Wayn,
and Kmmlt Kith, bolh at Duiana tMlt
aavei! prandvhlldrait, and ihn ,hf
nietHla that wai hi a, from Cull.
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a COM.KKN MOOUF, AVBl "SAVK VOt lt DAVWrOtT!
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If you are working during the vacation, we w
suggest that you follow the example of othtr a
keep your funds in a U. S. National Bank acct
That irthe most systematic and business-like tn
handling your money. You will Una tint yono
left nt the end of the summer because the tempm
spend little for this and a little (or tliat wiDteri
reduced. Open an account today.
U S. NATIONAL
EUGENE .LOAN fr SAVINGS CW
when a Morning Re
Travel Accident Policy
Costs only a
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kind .. ""I li..
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Is 'The Hnwf
thlni..w . . . ,,
. . a nnintiuu) al.
niyalerliuia ruler
nevnr fin n.( i
... wwim
mrill ei
lime.
To Young Men
Working This
Summer
BANK
(5Ae Bank of farvice
Cf0 Bank for Savings