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SEPTEMBER US, itttS. • ft • ♦♦♦♦♦4444444 4 4 ♦ FRIDAY, »KPTEMI4KR UH, GRANTS I’ASS 1» All V COERIKR PAGK TWO OKIGtiX WEATHER ♦ 4 4 Pacific Coast States: Gener­ ally fair with normal tempera­ that occasional 4 ture, ex» ept 4 iIp:were are probable along the 4 aim th coast. 4 4 4 4 4 Clo dy tonight and Saturday 4 4 rain west portion. .... ♦ **•■♦■*•***♦♦♦ « 4 4 4 4 4 REy-PKCT THE LAWS There is a meuace in a lack of ro spect for laws. No matter how triv­ ial the offense may be, it leads to a repetition of that offense and often leads to one of a more serious un­ ture, provided the offender is not caught, last night a man was seen shooting quail near Grants Pass, He had a large car and evidently , plenty of money. He knew he was doing on unlawful act for as soon as he was seen he started I tor the Although machine and got away, his car was noted, it was found to be Impossible to do anything to him. He thinks he has "got by” bat some day he w.il bo caught in the sgme offense of in a gr ater offense. It is true that there are too many laws. Vncle Sain has been alfected by a law-making mania. It is said that 50 new laws are enacted in this countiy to one in any European na- ------f MEN! NEW MG PACKAGE 111 Cigarettes on .... his school steady | prices for food, Every one i wlio'tration ____ _______ „„ ___ _ work ____ __ lives in a rural or suburban location ' his uerves and serve to increase I his la interested In good roads, because hoxlng skill. He does his training . in the early uiurulng and after school Ithey decrease the time distance . hours. which separates the rural or s.ibur- The b'g bout which will furnish ban homo from the city. Every Stribling with the opportunity of his (rural or suburban dweller needs to pugilistic life. Is to be staged here get to the city sometime; the less October 4. Seats tor the battle are 'the time distance th. les. it costs . •‘'“"•‘ling to the , , , ticket committee, at least 10,POO Every one who lives in a city wants , , ,, , ... I ' 1 people from all over Georgia aud the at tiu.es to get iuto tiio cauutiy. The South are expe, .1 to atleud. 'good road 1» the means. .I alivola Ac I a. igeai Hl«K'k la Southern Oregon Sec ROWELL BtLre Buying i » I JIJ-JII Ho»».»« H«\th H< Graut« I‘a"», oiegoii I . vhich makes for the good of neither i Vnivorslty of Oregon, Eugene. i The more good road i the moro tra­ Sept. 28. — iS.-wiaD We lieve a very large ami »«deci i' uiitim nt ol V building ' vel. The more understanding <».' program undertaken Ivy several of | people by their neighbors, and the the living organisations at the V. of O. Is upder w ay in Eugene New niisuaderst.Hiding, Hiillalile for Dresses and Coat i—Ileo m I iimi I il.iy pini Is for I 'll I less possible is houses are being eoiistrncted by a i tiren*« wear. The price Is rip,lit. strife, rivalry, or political discord, number of fraternities, sororities, Roads are a part ot the foundation and student cla n to provide more has n’ready decid’d that Angora Is tion. The 4 8 state legislatures pass ot Americanism. la't us all work to adequate quarters for thoir Incre.n to be Turkey's lutur» capital. The more laws than are even proposed Boca ise the I'nl- grout de for tills deehloil are ob- 'make that foundation broad and lug membership* by any five other nations in the same versity lias no funds to build dormi­ vtocThe patriotic Turks argue rOHWw—<>• Io Elue«', * liu.1 long and lasting.—Roseburg Nows- tories. it has eneouruged the con­ that Annera l< strategically Invulner- I leugth of time. All of these laws Grams !*•»«, llego» lot '•«».•h "ttwtt, H* H»w,ae im Review. struction of bouses by undergradu­ able, ns was recently demons!rated | cannot be enforced and aro neglect- ate living organ lint Ions. The new tn tlv World War and again In the ed. Th y are open I v violated and SAYS VIA* Al 'I'D DRIVERS It Is a I l*i Beta Phi sorority house built n?ar Greco Pm kish struggle. their violation leads to the violation | SHIH I.D TAKE RIGID TESTS the soqthwest corner of Ilia campus pure.y Turki’h town, far from the of others. I will be occupied this month. The Intrt ;u s of European diplomacy I Out-of-date laws shsuld be, re­ Detroit, Sept. 28.— (A. P.l- A new Beta Theta Pi fraternity house.1 mid Eurooonn destructivo Influence, i pealed and not left to be overlookrd locomotive engineer must spemi with a frontage on 11:« Mill Race Con- tai.t'iiople ever sim e It had bo- I will be ready for occupancy some come Ih • < spit.11 of Turkey has liesu for their are still laws. They do not years as an engine wiper and fire­ Ikini’« Paient Ix-iither and Ha'ln foi D • or Hievet Turkey's moat vulnerable point and man before he is permitted to drive time this fall. make for a respect ot the law. Tais wear. Strap I'liiupu or Oxford*. The Gamma Phi Beta sorority will has ciuved, 't In declared, the grad- , an engine over a private right ol nation surely needs a deeper respect way. but any person may drive au build this year, and the Alpha I’hl ual wvakoi.hig and fall at Turkish for laws of every k.nd, whethes automobile down a public street used sorority has made plans to construct power and nutlio.lty in the world. they are in harmony with individual by millions of people with no exper- a new home next year. ience whatever. “Cunst.in.inople will never be com­ o; inion or against. Cast Hirer ct tiiroaom I pletely rid of the Christian and the nf This comparison was used by Wil­ Among birds tliui have 'be power Infidel,* 1 v< homently argues the old Is Sllp|H>.« ‘ d I I liam P. Ratledgo. chief of Detroit Imitation the purrol ìXTKKFkST ¡X GOOD WH! 8 Hbf u clui.L while th» hen has and the motorist have the most im­ dans in a Christian temple censes. winch are required under a a giud *oi,e. Celery Oi-egon p r doxen b in, hr* Portland, Ore., Sept. 28. (A mediate and practical interest, bat state law. Enforcement of this law "Slamboul is no more a Moham- large, OOc-OOc. fancy branded, »1.00, Livestock steady, eggs firm. the interest of others is no less vital urged in a resolution adapted at the i tnedm city, hut the greatest den ot -mailer, 50c-H5c. ter steady. that it expresses an Indirect relation. recent convention ot the Internalion- I Intel iiaiional »pie*, complots, corrup­ Cum Oregon per down, Y Mr. I Rutledge ! Jolced wh n we had sorrowed und Portland. Sept. 37 < A. I* > -Cat­ W 50. Uus grtev«.l when we rejoiced aud prosperity for the whale nation. And said. tie, hogs weak to quarter lower, eggs Onions Par cwt . Ore I Danvers, ’ wet« trluui ban».**- if he can do with less money, good| Carrying out the spirit of the reso­ and butter steady. »3.75-83 00. mostly »1.75. Hollers, lution. the Detroit police department roads enable him to soli hi. proJ- »2; white picklings Rc-lOc ll>. The general publie opinion in Tur is requiring each applicant for a ucts for less and still make as mneh I", on.»;.5« key is in favor ot Angora an Turkey's I Choice steers, ... Peaches Ore and Wash i. Kl.ier- driver's licen.-o to demonstrate that as at present; that mean* lower be is physically fit to drive a car; »10 50 tas large, OOc-HSe, smaller 75c. future capital. The nation'll couueil , Hugs, extreme top »3.1)0-89 »5 Muirs and Esto Crawford«, II. 00- has already decreed ft. It is curious ; Dogs, prime light that he can read and understand I960 I (f »10.00 »1 In. Calif. Ralway. »1.00. to ki ow alno that lmm< llately after I Choice lu in ba traffic signals, and that he under- >10 OU »10.7» , that dcelsien was taken the national Ea.t Mt. Lambs stands thoruiighly all traffic ordin Paars Bartletts, per box. Ore., 44e 4« tiuttir, extra cubes, O ' assembly passed this resolution and ances. a.. I Wa ll , »2.75 »3.00. Anjou*, ____ 4#r H. — . prints outh. which had to be solemnly ut­ »2,85. Fleinldi ll-nuty, Jvmble puck. 40e-4 2c . . ... tered by every member ot tho as- Henneries MERE SI li(X)L IKH WILL »1.85-11.35; wrapped. »1.75. 1101 TAKE ON 5 KI. Ml TKiVE Sofla, Eopt. 28 < I. N. S.) — semb’y: ”1 swear before Allah that Wheat, soft white Plums Ore. li.it.in ns, 4< -5c per 11.07 Though the Turks hue been given u I shall not follow ‘n tli > path which Wheat, hard white lb; Italian prunes, ./i'.jc. »1.02 Wheat, western red is contrary to the happiness and sal- Columbus. Ga.. Sept. 28.— (I. N. free hind to drtv/ away from thoir Potatoes Sacked per cwt.. Bur- 8.1—Although he is to meet Mike domain and tri m Constantinople, the ' vation ot my country and that 1 bunks licit. »¡.75-tl 86; Netted 1 shall ever remain a faithful and loyal Apples per box. Ore. Graven- McTigue, light heavyweight cham­ capital, in particular, all foreglnors, fancy O' ms, »2, poorer mixed varlotlcs, pion ot the world, in a battle for his which th y are already doing by servant and supporter ot our na- steins E. Fancy 88-88.25; < f thousands ! ifonul sovereignty.” »1.50 »1 .75; Winter Bananas, fan­ »1 85-81.50. crown. Young Stribling, Macon'» causing the expulsion i______ __ _____ Sucked Vegetable* Per cwt. Car­ cies, »1.25; extra fancy. »3.25; cook­ schoolboy boxing idol, will only 1034 of Greeks. Armenians and other rots mid beets, »1 75-83.00; Ruta­ Outsiders, however, think that ers, »1.00. . one week out of school, according alien elements, end have become Parsnips, »2.25- Bunched Vegetables ‘Ter doxen bagas, Turnips, 'to an announcement mad. here by again absolute mtiaters ot the an­ the old Turks will have to yield to • “Pa” Stribling, father and manager cient city, still the burning question expediency and that Htamboul will bunches, Carrots. Boots, 4OC-45C, »2 50. 40c; radishes, 4 5c-50c, , of the youthful pugilist. Tomatoes Or •gon. per box, G5c- of the day throughout Turkey is: continue to be the capital of new mostly 75c; poorer, 50c floc. 1 Since he entered professa nal box- "b.hould Angola or Stiiniboul lie our Turkey also, and that the future of onions. 50c; turnips, 60<--70c. Turkey would depend on whethor Cabbage--Oregon bulk, per cwt., Watermelons Cui. unerated, per ' ing three years ago, Stribling, who capital?” Constantinople will remain ns here­ »8.00-12.50. lb., 2-2>.3e. lea Cioims, lti-8^c. is a student in Lanier High School, Cantaloupes Calif. Ore. Green C.i.uibaa, 8-3 M|C. Turkish. 5c. Honey­ The national council at Angora, to f< re the metropolis of the Ottoman Macon, has missed but few classes. meats, standard, »1.50-82.00; fiats, dews. 3-3 Xu. KnntnoClaus 4c. ■ His theory is that study an:l concen presided over by Mustapha Pasha, Empire. WOOL GOODS A. L. ENGLEDOW »*«*•*«•»•* FASHION ""',k —1 Woodward’s BE SURE AND LOOK THEM OVER Just received 50 high grade, all-wool Worst­ ed Suits, strictly hand tailored coats. They come in blues, browns and grey. Suits that you can compare with any $45 to $50 suit. Special $37.59 Odder, Rulo Store 100 New Overcoats just arriv -everyone of these beautiful coats are all-wool fabric, made up in the lat e3t style—very attractive patterns and tailored to fit right. Ju3t what you have been waiting for now being offeied to you at Very Special Prices. AH $45.00 Values All $37.50 Values $33.50 $26.85 All $30.00 Values AH $25.00 Values $22.45 $16.85 Also a full line of rain c?ats, ranging from $6.50 to $22.50 Also remember that we ere offering every Suit, Flat, Cap, Dress Shirts, Neckwear and All Other Furnishings at Special Reduced Prices. Buy hsre and Save Money. ‘ if Men Wear it, We Have It *•'»»•»•* Grants Pass, Ore y I