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T H V ltS P A Y , JUNE 27, lit?!*
PAGE TWO
Bells
W H AT H A P P E N E D SO EAR
Toni B llbeck is th e n a rra to r He is a
fat n ew sp ap er w rite r w ho d riv e s a
tum bledow n c a r he calls G ran d m o th er
P uce He is in love w ith M aryella. h is
rlvul being Jim Cooper. T h e th re e a re
m em b ers of an a m a te u r d ra m a tic club
P lan s for a play a t th e Old S o ld iers
H om e a re u n d er way. G ran d m o tn er
Paire h as eng in e tro u b le while Mary-
e B a f c out d riv in g w ith B llbeck. and
C ooper in his big ro a d ste r, ta k e s Mary
ella hottie. A fter M ary ella has left
B ilb e ik is able to s ta rt his e ar again
T he a m a te u r p lay ers a re to give
P yg m alio n an d G alatea. In th e ir ver-
slon B ilbeek is to a c t as th e sta tu e .
and M aryella g e ts peeved when she
disco v ers th a t B llbeck is b o w leg g e;.
M rs. H em ingw ay la te r fla tte rs Bil-
beck and ta lk s to him about th e play.
B ilbeek p a ts h er hand, only to find a
rough hand g rasp in g him by th e
sh o u ld er and liftin g him out of h is
- By -
Frank R. Adams
» » • Just peeved enough so th a t It did I
,u >l m ak e any d ifferen ce to me. They |
,mt) m ude {Wn „ ( me, and now th a t I j
excuse fo r w ithdraw h r J
R
t
,
,, . , I
th ey could see how th ey could g< t _
along w ithout me
f t,,, jdea of ta k tn g th e long, cold
(
(o (h e ,)en|„ ,n tla ry did not ap-
troni hl» un cle of M odesto, C alifornia
A w edding of m uch Intere»! to rent
dent» of th e U p p er W illam ette d is ­
tr ic t wa» th a t of Veil« lllll to Paul
........
Buy last S a tu rd a y
Ml»« lllll g ra
du­
a te d front th e P leasan t lllll high
tc h t o l thia aprlng. S he wa» a c tiv e
tn tchool uffalr» and wu» c e n te r
for
th e b aa k a tb a ll te a m
morOMM .lord..,, end \..n m M l
ple* m ilk cooler w ith a cap acity of
500 pound» an hour, a »leant tu rb in e
w ash er. a »team b o ttle » le rlllse r with
a capacity of ISO q u a rts ul one tim e,
and a b o ttle r
An a u to m a tic h o ld e r
w ith a cap acity of 1« q u art» a m in u te
will be ln»lallod w ithin a ab o rt tim e
I A atorage room baa been built into
a p a rt tn th e re a r, an d 1« kept cool
b' “
• f > IK •" a t ...
ttutti «»tt'ertalned the m em ber» of the
peul to m e in itself, but I w as glad to
he ab le to leave th e th e a tre ,
H em ingw ay had gone a fte r tellin g
_
( ,la l ]n , w ou| d »end a taxi to
'
. . .
tak e het home.
T he coach cam e out in fro n t of th e
clint ;, | n to an n o u n ce th a t th e s ta g e ,
w as a l| s e , jor ,,le th ird act.
“S carface” At Capone, Chicago
....
, ,
,t
-- he req u ested
Every hour on sta g e , no
q
gangster and racketeer, w ho was
1 did not respond.
sentenced to one year in prison at
“S u re ty you a re not going to go
Philadelphia a fter being charged and
aw ay d u r{ng a d re ss re h e a rs a l? " said
convicted o l carry in g concealed
TH U R STO N
a isle a fte r me. I qu ick en ed my pace, th e a tte n d a n c e cup T h e In te rm e d ia te o th e r d airy product«.
" " " O h r ^ h e ^ c ls U m e d , and tu rn ed to d eterm in ed to listen to no p lead in g s E n o eav o r of P le a sa n t H ill w as only
T h e building waa co m pletely
_u_iiiuiiiMuaaam[Miail»rtlHlgMmiag|Bur t.
In the Shadow
Of Spencer B utte—
♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Perry P rice, who w ent to Idaho
som e tim e ago, re tu rn e d hom e lust
F rid ay .
U tw ren ce Ja c k s o n from E ugene,
weapons.
” n OW GO ON W IT H T H E STORY
-J'"’ C ooper.
sp en t sev eral d ay s lu s tw e e k visiting
“1 really have to go. 1 rep lied , and
relativ e» here.
Mr. H em ingw ay does not belong to added b itte rly . "It d o esn 't m a k e any ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
A rth u r C alvert from Ju n c tio n City
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th e club
He is m an ag in g e d ito r of p a rtic u la r d ifferen ce
1 b e ie>e
t at «.
UPPER W ILLA M E T TE ” v|aHed
at
Rav B augh s Monduy
th e D ailv Mall, and h as to w ork n ig h ts >ou will find th e dumm y m ore p leas , , ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Ent|((.oU wh(> hug
too often
B ut he usu ally calls fo r his ing to som e of th e m em b ers of th e i M|>g W
wllUaIU
j> B ristow , who has
illiam P.
(n
f„ r
S e to
ta k e h e r hom e from re- cast, and If you use it I m su re it w il. b esn sp en d in g th e p a st th re e m o n th s (# Hpendtng
v acation w ith his
hearsals
save me 8 101 ,roub‘e'
w ith re la tiv e s In C alifo rn ia, an d with p a re n ts here.
,
. .
j
i . . „ i ...
"M ary ella"—J im tu rn e d to h e r
.
d au g h ter. M rs. C. P. M ason, at
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard C otton from
W e stood in th e ais e an g a
“c a n 't you do so m eth in g to m ake Tom OaUup N ew M erlco. re tu rn e d to her
E ugene sp en t th e week-end ut H o y
o ne a o th e r.
re m a in ? H e'll do It fo r you."
hom e a t P le a s a u l H ill la s t T h u rsd ay .
E d m lsto n ’s.
"W hy. J o h n ! " M rs. Hemingway-
M aryella looked a t m e w ith a coldly i
Rev. W. A. E lk in s, who h as been
W in fred E n d ico tt hud th e m is
Interposed. "1 w a sn 't exp ectin g you flash in g eye.
. .
| p a sto r of th e h ir s t C h ris tia n church
to cut his leg w hile chopping
w
h
eth
er
_
.
....................__
...
.............
for q u ite a w hile yet."
! "I do u b t," she h e sita te d .
for th e p a st te n y e a rs, will deliver wood a few day» ago.
"I can see th a t.” he re to rte d , not a n , th lng I could say would have any
„erm o n
of th(>
M. and Mrs. J. 8. P ultiter from
ta k in g h is ey es from my face. "N ow effect. I im agine th a t his in te re s t in
Sunday
K an sas v isited Mr. and Mrs. Ira Nice
all 1 w ant to k n o w is w ho you a re ." he ^ te re h e a rsa l w ill cease w ith M rs. j
'
O iling of th e W illam ette highway a jew day» ago
M rs Nice an d they
sh o u ted a t me. “T ak e off th a t m ask H em
in g w ay ’s a d u rp
e p u a tk
rtu u iv
re . .”
eilllUSWhtaj
■ o ilin « ’ ni
. y
could sca
scarce
believe mv ears. H o w '« « « s ta rte d last week
A s trip from w ere n eig h b o rs in C alifornia ut one
b efo re I y an k it off."
! l 1 could
rc e believe
H e m ade a m otion .___
to w ard » __l.t.
me w ith 1___......
! could sh e ....
be ....
so iinr.ia
u n re a s o n nhlw
a b le ?
I | O oahtm e a stw a rd h as receiv ed l t s , t ,m e.
f ir s t coat of oil. T he road w hich was
;
tu
rn
ed
on
m
y
heel
and
m
ade
dow
n
th
e
h is open hand.
DAIRY ON FIFTH
1 aisle for the front entrance of the oiled last y ear is in sp lendid Condi
H is w ife stopped him .
h a tre
lio n , and th e oiling of th e re s t of the
“ D on't. John.
I t's Tom Bilbeek.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
"T om ." som e one sh o u ted a fte r m e ! h ig h w ay to G oshen will m ake the
T h a t’s his re a l face,
I continued my way u n h eed in g
W illa m e tte h ighw ay one of th e best
T h e new D aisy L ane d airy on
l Jo h n H em in g w ay 's Jaw fell. He
d riv e s In th e d istric t.
E lfth s tre e t, -----------
betw een --------
Main ------
and A w as
rsaiaa
“Oh
T
oni!
W
ait
a
m
in
u
te
!”
im-
and I a re close frien d s. W e w ent
an,i ulored Jim .
T h e In te rm e d ia te E n d eavor of th e ,,pened t „ th e public M onday
T he
th ro u g h a o ur sc oo g ^ o g e
, dld not ansW er. It I had I m ig h t P le a s a n t H ill C h ristia n ch u rc h at- s to re w ll| a c t a s th e d is trib u tin g can
J ,. o n S . Phine » n d h r o t h e r l v love on a
have said so m eth in g th a t I should ten d ed th te In te rm e d ia te E ndeavor te r for tht, m lik ro u te s of th e d airy
H
n
e c a s io n s
It w as p a rtly ow ing
have re g re tte d ex ceed in g ly la te r. co n v en tio n held a t S a n ta C lara last and wU| also c a rry fo r re ta il tra d e .
s o » , o n , . . . c o r n , « dow n
-
~
b n .,., . . d
his w ife
................................
eig h th g rad e at a p a rty T h u rsd ay
n ig h t. Julie 20. at the hom e of Mi
and Mr« C. K Jo rd a n , tlu m ea w ere
played out of door« until refresh
tnenta w ore serv ed
T hose present
w ere l.u e e tta
B uughliiaii. M ildred
S w ift, H arry llariiuni. Nancy B arnum .
C e d i Drew*. F lo ren ce Jo rd a n . E v e l v t t
P helps. M arg aret D ent of Ito seh u rg
wits also p re se n t.
♦
* C orrection
In lu»l week » S pringfield New» II
wa» etronotialy »luted th at Mr» Vt
II. Ptillurd wu» u can d id a te for »elm 'I
clerk In 1027. It wu» Mr« E lsie I 1 I
lard wlm ran for office
--------------------------------
H ere From C am p C reek I
lto»siiutn of C am p C reek wa» a bit-'
M a
.........>•>
re
"B u t "
M aryella had chosen to b rin g person- re c e n tly org an ized .
m odeled for th e dairy. A c o n crete
She had step p ed o u t in th e a isle an d a litie s in to it. and 1 would n o t sta n d ! At t h e a n n u a l elec tio n of th e high floor wa» poured In the back, w here
Lies th e sev e n ty -eig h t a c re s o f lan d
th a t
will he K H ST-IIA V EN
M em orial
P a rk , just o n e a n d o n e -h a lf m iles s o u th
of th e city lim its of E u g en e.
Il will be
a p lace of b e a u ty , w ith ro llin g law n s an d
a rtific ia l lakes.
It will not he th e old conception o f a
c e m e te ry ,
w ith
to m b sto n e s, but
Its
ro w s
of
cro w d ed
a b e a u tifu l p ark w ith
g ra v e s m a rk e d by b ro n ze ta b le ts set level
w ith th e law ns, th e la te st d ev elo p m en t
hl c e m e te ry p ro jects.
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Rest-Haven
Memorial Park
OFFICE: 536-7-8 MINER BLDG. EUGENE, ORE.
hl» eve fell on h e r co stu m e fo r th e for IL th a t w as all.
| school d is tric t No. 1. h eld a t th e th e m ilk 1» h an d led , w hile th e retail
PHONE 830
firs t tim e
H e w as sp eech less__w ith
I re a c h e d th e m ain e n tra n c e of th e p ie a s a n t H ill hig h school Monday, d e p a rtm e n t h as been p a rtitio n e d o il
ad m ira tio n I th o u g h t
th e a tre an d stepped th ro u g h a do o r in- j une of, W illiam K elsay of D exter a t th e fro n t.
In the re a r of the
"W h a t have you got o n ’ " h e d e - : to th e b rillia n tly lit lobby. A m an who ' wa8 chosen to serv e five y a r s and b u ild ing have b.-en Install- d a S u n
m anded h o arsely . “Is it a n v th in g a t was b uying tic k e ts a t th e box office B c rt BeaVe r of th e E n te rp rise dis —
all. o r have 1 m erely got a sp eck in looked u p w ith a yell ran out into , ll ic i w as ch o sen to se rv e one year, in
' e y e »“
"
th e s tre e t, leaving h is c h an g e b ehind th e place of T ru m an R o b in ett. who
“T h is is m y co stu m e for th e p lay ,” on th e sh elf.
j m oved aw ay. T h e vote w as very
sh e explained carefu lly .
Some one opened th e door I had Just ’ sc a tte re d , th e re b eing se v e ra l put up
"Your co stu m e?" he re p eated , puz- closed b ehind me.
I did not look ; iol e a c h office,
At th e a n n u a l public school elec­
tie d . "W h ere is t h j re s t of it? ”
around.
tio n of th e No. 1 M orton B ristow w as
“T h is is a ll."
j “T o m !”
"AU? W h a t do you re p r e s e n t—a
It w as Jim C ooper s voice
ch o sen a s d ire c to r to tak e th e place of
C lothespin?"
W ell?
E. Y. S w ift, w ho has serv ed th re e
,.jlo ..
i “I th o u g h t you m ig h t w a n t th e s e if y ears. T he b o ard c o n sists of E rn e st
M ra' H em ingw ay h a s th e v irtu e an d you a re going over to th e office.
S ch ren ck . ch a irm a n , S-.ni B a u g h -, :i.
th e fau lt of lite ra ln e ss .
H e th r u s t so m eth in g in to my h an d s an d M orton B risto w
Je s s e Phelpa
“I am a G reek boy."
and th e n h asten ed back Into th e w as re-elected c le rk ,
“ N ot any m ore," h e r h u sb an d sta te d th e a tre . It w as m y tro u se rs !
B efore an u n u su ally good crow d
th e P le a sa n t H ill a th le tic club b a se ­
C H A P T E R III
firm ly. “ You can q u it rig h t h e re . I
ball te a m d e fe a te d th e A. Gut i
w on't have m y wife p a ra d in g around
W a tch fo r the Big Surprise
T h e p e n ite n tia ry is one of th e th in g s ; C am p team by a score of 12 to >!.
In th a t kind of a— w h atev er it Is.”
" I t's a G reek tu n ic .”
th a t p laces o u r c ity on th e m ap. su
n u a y , Ju
S unday,
J u n e zo.
23.
" I t is n o t,” he d e c la re d , looking a t T h e re fOre any h ap p en in g s of im port- | R oss M ath ew s and fam ily have
It m ore closely. “I t ’s my b e st silk sp o rt an ce o u t h e re d o m in ates the local ; been busy h a rv e s tin g th e ir straw -
s h irt w ith th e neck c u t o u t and a littlt n ew s an d fig u res la rg e ly also tn th e b e rrie s a t T h u rsto n E. B. T u c k e r has
em b ro id ery aro u n d th e ta ils ! Go an d A s s o tia ted P re ss d isp a tc h e s. h a rv e s te d his g o o seb erry cro p . Mr.
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE T H A T TH E NO RTHW EST C ITIE S
g e t on som e clo th es and 1 w ill ta k e
q-j,e prison a u th o ritie s had been H a rris Is still h a rv e s tin g s tra w b e rrie s,
you hom e.”
h av in g co n sid erab le tro u b le b ecau se , T h e pig.-ons a re busy h a rv e s tin g the
CAS COMPANY HAS ASSUMED O W NERSHIP AND ACTIVE CONTROL
“Oh, Jo h n ! You d o n 't m ean i t ! ”
j o j a n u m b e r of men am o n g th e pri- few c h e rr ie s th a t a re in th e ch erry
OF TH E GAS PROPERTY AND EQ UIPM ENT FORMERLY OWNED BY
Mrs. H em ingw ay w as g en u in ely sone.r H w ho w ere a g ita tin g for an o rc h a rd s, strip p in g tre e s as th ey go
B
ert
B
eav
er
Is
en
jo
y
in
g
a
visit
alarm ed now. and feared th a t he w as e ight-hour day, and som e of th e new .
TH E M O UNTAIN STATES POWER CO.
in e a rn e st.
| f ox t ro t reco rd s fo r th e p h o n o g rap h . I
"T h a t is all for A rt.”
o r so m eth in g like th a t. T h e w arden
S A V E W IT H S A F E "T V
"1 don’t care w h eth er It is for A rt had n o t g ra n te d th e ir d em an d s, so th is
o r for Tom B ilbeek. Go, co v er 'em Jail d eliv ery p ra ctically am o u n ted to
T H E N O RTHW EST C ITIE S CAS COMPANY W ILL ENDEAVOR TO
up.”
C ontinued on P age 3
By th is tim e th e re s t of th e com ­
GIVE TH E SAME HIGH GRADE SERVICE TO W HICH GAS USERS OF
pany had h eard th e d iscu ssio n , w hich
S tev en s
F in ish in g
W o rk — W elby
h ad been conducted in th e sam e to n es g teveng> who h as been v iew ing and
S PR IN G FIELD HAVE BEEN ACCUSTOMED. IT IS OUR EARNEST
as th o ss o rd in arily used on th e bleach- ; p u rch asin g th e rig h t of w ay for th e
DESIRE TO RETAIN ALL OF TH E OLD FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
e rs a t a baseb all gam e. T hey g a th e re d new F lo ren ce highw ay in th e Maple-
aro u n d .
i ton v ic in ity for th e p a st few w eeks,
MADE BY T H E M O UNTAIN STATES POWER CO. AND TO ADD NEW
"P lease, Mr. H em ingw ay." pleaded re tu rn e d to his hom e h e re S a tu rd a y
ONES AT EVERY O PPO RTU NITY.
M aryella. "You co u ld n 't m ake H elen n jKht.
H e left agajn for M apleton
w ith d raw now. It will b reak up th e W ed n esd ay to fin ish th e w ork. He I
«How.”
' e s tim a te s th a t it will ta k e h im ab o u t j
"If she d o esn ’t It will b reak up th e th ree d ay s m ore.
H em ingw ay
fam ily,” he
declared .
_____________________
T H E SAME EMPLOYEES W ILL SERVE YOU AS IN TH E PAST— ALL
firm ly.
CALL FOR W A RR A N TS
OF TH E EMPLOYEES OF TH E GAS DEPARTM ENT HAVING BEEN
"Is Mr. H em ingw ay h ere?
in- , ,-\ottce
ereu y g give
iven n th
mm
N otice is h n ereb
a t School
q u ired a voice loudly from th e re a r of , D istrict No. 19, in S p rin g f.e ld , L ane
TAKEN OVER BY US. WE ASSURE YOU T H A T YOUR REQUESTS
th e au d ito riu m . It was th e boy from | C ounty, O regon, will pay
th e office ,
' of th e C lerk of said d is tric t all war-
W ILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED.
,.v . ••
j
Tk
M«7k
i
I r a n ’»
an d in cluding No. 481. In-
Yes, replifjJ Jo h n . W h at is i t . te re s t cea se s a fte r Ju n e 28, 1929.
Y ou're w-anted on th e telep h o n e.”
WM. G. H U G H ES,
C lerk D istric t 19.
H em ingw ay left us, a d ejected
group.
NOTICE TO C R E D IT O R S
"W h a t can we do?” w ailed Mary,
FIRSTAID
N OTICE IS H ER EBY G IVEN th at
e lla d isco n so lately . “W h at will th e old the u n d ersig n ed h as been aptxiinted
EMERGENCY K IT
so ld ie rs do?”
a d m in is tra to r of th e e s ta te of W illiam
Large size
"D o n 't w o rry ,” M ars. H em ingw ay H. Collins, deceased , by th e C ounty
said. “I’ll m an ag e him som e way. I’ll C ourt of L ane C ounty, O regon. All
p erso n s h av in g claim s a g a in s t said
fix th e co stu m e up so th a t he will a p ­ e sta te a re req u ired to p re s e n t th em ,
T ry a s you may, you c a n 't
with th e p ro p er v o u ch ers a tta c h e d , to
p ro v e all rig h t.”
p re v e n t F o u rth of Ju ly a c ­
th
e
u
n
d
ersig
n
ed
a
t
th
e
law
o
ffices
of
S he sighed w ith re g re t a t th e Idea.
cid en ts. M ake th e F o u rth
Im
m
el
&
E
vans,
in
th
e
F
ir
s
t
N
atio
n
al
safe and san e by h aving
Hemingway returned.
Bank B uilding, in E ugene, O regon,
a F lrsta h l E m ergency K it
“G et d ressed , T om ,” h e said to me. w ithin six m o n th s from th e d a te of
h an d y . E v e ry th in g In it
“W e'v e got to g et o v er to th e office." th is notice.
n e c e ss a ry for em erg en cy
D
ated
a
t
E
ugene,
O
regon,
th
is
27th
“W h at h a p p e n e d ? ” 1 ask ed .
tre a tm e n t. Sold only a t
d
ay
of
Ju
n
e
.
1929.
" T h e re h a s been a Jail d eliv ery at
ROYAL H . COLLINS,
THE MODERN FUEL
th e p e n ite n tia ry and tw e n ty p riso n e rs
A d m in istra to r of th e E s ta te of
h av e escaped. I t’s a b ig Btory, and W illiam H. C ollins, deceased.
DRUG STORE
IM M EL & EVANS,
w e'll h av e you to h a n d le It.”
A tto rn e y s for E state.
F A e ^jsktuaJLiL Sfor»
A chorus of p ro te sts w en t u p a t th e
J 27 J1 4-11-18-25
Idea of my leav in g th e re h e a rs a l. I
To the Present and Prospective
USERS of GAS
A Real Safe
and Sane 4th
$3.98
Northwest Cities Gas Co.
( If its done with heat you can doit better with gas1
Flanery’«