PACK BIGHT THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS “ VOICE OF Y O U T H - HEARD at M c D o n a l d • • * ♦ ♦ * « ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ « * * ♦ ♦ ______ . O _ N T _ H URST ♦ ••*••*♦ « *•****♦ « OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST T H U R S D A Y . JU LY I I . !'»?'• $15,000 in Frogs Lost Sis Sets of T w in s at One W edding T o le d o , J u lv It I A illo i ¡m ie l t A nderson, In d . July II (A mi - T w o frogs. v a lu e d a l $16,01*0 w e re iH ater) A lverlii and l.u v e ia M organ, sto len fro m a la n k In tu e re m of ibi - \ llli e lilie s , l l l d , (w ills , w ere lio lli hom o of th eir ow ner. Di' R o b e rt m a u le d ill a d o u b le i e ie lllo ll) Wuiil M ild re d am i M iria m F o s - in e y ir , T h e s e flo g s lia d I....... i -i •• <1 i n tw in s o l liid la u o p o lla , sang b e fo re th e tiflelal food m il lm |s>iieil from ce re m o n y l.o u lstiiia . ami w ere th e su b jects of I t u t li s lid M lld ie d C o o p e r and IL i un Iin p o rian i ex p erim en t Intended to nice and P auline Bond. V im e m irs , I rove w h eth er am p h ib ian s could he h id . tw in s , w ere b rid esm aid s raised In a rtific ia l su rro u n d in g s In M a rth a m id M a ry Laskey, 4 yeat o ld su fficien t n u m b er to w arruiit com tw in s o f A n d e rs o n , h id , w e re f lo w e r m e r d a i Investm ent g irls . Fugitive Dropt Dead Miss M ildred P rice left a few days "T he voice of y o u th ." ago for Y ellow stone P ark . S h e and W ith th e se w ords, R obert Miitou. h er cousins from Salem a re d riv in g noted New York sta g e d ire c to r and Principal Events of the Week through an ex.H'tl with a long b ackground of Mrs W illiam R ennie sp en t th e «th Assembled tor Information study in stag e elo cu tio n , d escribed of Ju ly v isitin g re lativ es in Sulem. th e voice of C la ra Bow. Param ount*« of Our Readers. Jo h n T rav is is en jo y in g a v isit w ltlt flam in g h aired screen s ta r his tw o nieces. M isses T rav is, from "M iss How's voice has th e full T he llulgalow th e a te r at North South D akota T hey all m otored range from th e so ft toned, forceful Pow der was destro y ed by fire re c e n t­ o v er M cK enzie p ass last S a tu r 'u y . alto r f d ram a to th e excited h ig h er ly. half an hour a fte r the show house M rs Je n n ie B dm lston from E ugene n o te s of youth in rev elry , an d all In had closed. is v isitin g am ong h er ch ild ren h e re for p erfect m odulation." M ilton d eclared A new concession at C rater lake a few days. as he h eard her d u rin g the pro d u c­ Mr u n d Mrs Ray R ennie. Mr. and th is year will be 2ti riding horses for tion of "T h e Wild P arty ," h er first Mrs. A rch S hough w ith o th e r frien d s those who p refer to ride down the new all dialog p ictu re, w hich d im e s to ----- tra il to the lake. sp en t th e 4th of July on S outh Pork. David S teiulurili, fugitive tunk the McDr naki th e a te r fo r th re e days Dogs killed se v eral h ead of sh eep With ■ bum per crop of Italian and ruptev lawyer, dropped «lead ui Phil» beginning T h u rsd ay . dclphia iuM a* h ii capture w is im for H . E. M orris last W ednesday P e tite prunes in prospect throughout "It is th e voice of a g reat a c tre ss, nunrnt He was »ougilt as uu cn> night. He rep o rte d 11 head loss. The the Umpqua valley, buyers have beguu p erfect for th e sta g e an d th e re fo re t u / 'i i it millttgis d o g c a tc h e r h as been busy for sev eral to m ake th eir ap p earance. perfect for th e m icro p h o n es of an d ay s ch eck in g up all d ogs h ere Crop prospects in Linn county as all-talk in g p icture. Has N ew T ru c k J W C hase of Mrs. Ida W eav er and grpnil d a u g h ­ rep o rted by farm ers visiting Albany C hase G ard en s lias purchased a new "T he W ild P a rty " w as d irected by ter. N edra W eav er from P o rtlan d , at during the last few days a re above one and one half ton Ford truck D orothy A rnzer F re d e ric M arch is rived M onday for an ex ten d ed visit norm al with few exceptions. Miss B o w s lead in g man. a t A. W. W eav er's hom e. At E lite H o tel E a rle M urphy of Crop conditions in the W allowa sec­ A d ra m a tic p h ase of H ollyw ood's P ran k R ennie is ta k in g o v er the P o rtlan d w as re g iste re d ( Ills w eek al tion are prom ising The soil at Hi critical a tte n tio n to talk in g p ictu res T h u rsto n sto re next M onday, Ju ly 15 th e E lite hotel. contains plenty of m oisture to prom ote w as uncovered sh o rtly a fte r th e com H e rb e rt W eiss, who has m an ag ed II a vigorous grow th of gruss and graiu. pletion of G eorge B an cro ft's new all- H e re F rom M arcóla S tillm a n for th e p ast tw o y ears is m oving on talk in g p ictu re. "T h u n d erb o lt." the P ra tt. M a rc o lu re s id e n t, was a v is it o r Mr and Mrs. A. R. Caln of Albany P ra n k T a y lo r's place Mr. R en n ie Is M cDonald th e a te r fe a tu re for next In S p ringfield T u esd ay m orning p lan n in g to m ake se v eral Im prove­ w ere in stan tly killed on the Corvallis- w eek, when th a t s ta r an n o u n ced th te Newport highw ay when th eir autom o­ m en ts. in stallin g booths for ice cream M ohaw k R anch er H ere J T Ross dissolution of a n a tio n al body of in ­ bile stru ck loose gravel and turned . m an , M o h a w k ra n c h e r, wins a bu sin e ss v estig ato rs. founded by him self, to re ­ cu sto m ers. over. v is ite r in S p rin g field T u e s d a y p o rt In opin io n s re fle c tin g on his The home d em o n stratio n office of ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ first ap p e a ra n c e in dialog film s. "T he D eschutes county h as issued the first H as New C ar Miss K ale B axter ♦ UPPER W IL L A M E T T E ♦ W olf of W all S tre e t." num ber of the F our H club paper. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ is the ow ner of a new P ontiac sedun In no o th e r p ictu re h as th ere been Ella F M iller Hame. dem onstration M rs A lice E n g lish and d au g h tei w hich she p u rch ased th is week eo convincing a d e m o n stra tio n of agent, is editor. th e p o ssib ilities o f th e V itap h o n e as M arg aret, fo rm er re s id e n ts of Plea The recent m otorboat re g a tta on On T rip to P o rtla n d Mrs. B ert In "The D esert Song." w hich com es ™ nl H ill, left E ugene last w eek for McKay lake was a com plete financial Ikiune and her b ro th e r, W illiam Klnt to th e M cDonald th e a te r on T u esd ay . C alifornia, w here th ey expei t to success for th e P endleton post of the iley . left T uesday for P ortluud w here and w hich will go dow n in screen frien d s and re la tiv e s for a A m erican Legion and the group now they will spend a few days. h isto ry as th e first m u sical play to be m onth. is free of indebtedness. tra n s fe rre d in its e n tire ty to th e mo- Jo e H eile. who is em ployed by the L aundrym an V isits— I. V anns, a About 500 atten d ed the annual trl- tlo c p ictu re screen . L ong Bell L u m b er com p an y a t Long- county g range picnic held at Redmond P ortluud lau n d ry m an , stopped for a -■ - „■ ... -■ view . W ash in g to n , sp e n t F o u rth of on the D eschutes county fair grounds. sh o rt tim e a t the S p ringfield laundry Back From N ew p o rt—-Mr. an d Mrs. Ju ly v acatio n w ith his p a re n ts at Mr. V anna is on his A picnic d in n er was spread, with y e sterd ay . E W A lbers re tu rn e d from N ew port P le a s a n t Hill. vacation. gam es and stu n ts to r am usem ent. w here th ey sp e n t th e p a st w eek on M iss M arg aret Dent, who h as been O fficials of th e K lam ath Indian res th e ir vacation. | v isitin g a t th e hom e of h er a u n t. Mrs. New Ooors In stalled — New screen ervatlon say th a t th e fire hazard this Je s se A. P h elp s th e p a st tw o w eeks. d o o rs a re being in stalled a t the front y ear is double th a t norm ally experi­ Visiting Parents—Mr. and Mrs. . re tu rn e d to h e r hom e a t R o seb u rg and re a r e n tra n c e s of the S pringfield enced. The snow fall during the past '■ V ictor N eher. C alifo rn ia re sid e n ts. _ . , . fpw Ju ly 4th. She w as acco m p an ied by city hall th is w w k w inter has been about h a lt as great a re v isitin g in S p rin g field for a Mr. and Mrs. Je s s e A. P h elp s an d tw o as usual. days a t th e hom e of Mr. N eh er's Bend W om an H ers— Mrs. H enry ch ild ren . R o b ert and E velyn, who p a re n ts. Mr and Mrs. Jo h n N eher. T h ree valuable bucking horsea, K aff of Bend Is v isitin g in S pring w ith Mr. and Mrs. D ent an d fam ily stolen th ree y ears ago from the Bly field a t th e hom e of .Mrs. W. F Ida Cox H ere—Ida Cox. who is a t ­ of R o seb u rg picniced on th e U m pqua Rodeo association, w ere recovered at W alker. ten d in g th e su m m er sessio n of th e riv e r Ju ly 4th. M yrtle Point and C. L. Gibson was L ittle Bobby O lson, th e 3 y e a r old O regon N orm al school a t M onm outh, a rre ste d charged w ith stealing the ' Ju n ctio n City People V isit Mr and son o f Mr. and M rs Andy O lson, w as sp en t la s t wek-end in tow n w ith h er anim als. Mrs Ja m e s H urpole of Ju n ctio n City lost for som e tim e last S atu rd ay and p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Cox. w ere am ong tin out-of-town v isito rs Royal Anne ch erries will bring 10 w hen found w as a m ile from his cents per pound th is year, according I in S p rin g field T uesday On T o u r of E ast— Mr. en d Mrs. home. to announcem ent made by buyers at F ra n k B artholom ew and fam ily left T h e M isses A rch Nell A rnold and At G e a rh a rt B each— Mrs H A W ednesday on a n ex ten d ed to u r Nina D illve a re w orking in E ugene Salem . The crop ts light, however, and the to tal receip ts will fall far W ashburn« and her d a u g h te r. Mrs th rough th e m iddle w est. T h ey will a t th e can n ery . H elen M artin of Sun F ran cisco , left sh o rt of last season. go as fa r a s C hicago, sto p p in g en ro u te | Allan W heeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. M onday for G e a rh a rt Beach to spend at Y ellow stone P ark . T h ey w ill be Millions of wild ducks, flying north, ! H. C. W h eeler of P le a sa n t HUI. de­ a few days. gone ab o u t tw o m onths. li v e r e d th e serm on at th e F ir s tT ’hrls- w ere w atched along th e shore of Dev­ ils Lake recently by resid en ts and the E sauty S p ecialist H e re — M rss Myr- tia n ch u rch last Sunday. Mrs. G rant At S p rin g field H otel S. Gladi early beach visitors. They cam e in of P o rtlan d . G lenn U altran e of tie Benn of B oston, M assach u setts, L a ttin will preach n evt Sunday. huge flocks and for more than an hour T h e an n u al H ills picnic will be held is C reek, and W illiam A nderson of a beaffty sp e c ia list em ployed by th e th e sky was d ark w ith them . A ngeles. C alifornia, w ere reglst C a ra N ome co sm etic com pany, is n ext S u n d ay a t Ja sp e r. •I A novel sofa cushion la possessed L ouis C ircle of S w isshom e visited sp ending a few d ay s in S prin g field h is fam ily a t P le a sa n t Hill last w eek­ by Mrs. G. R. C olburn of H arrisburg. od business. It is made of silk, with tw o pages of end V is itin g in E astern Oregon the H arrisb u rg Bulletin printed on it. Office B eing Re ^ u rn ist-id —Dr. R T h e M isses L ucid? and F lo ren ce and M rs T h o m as M cK innls left F. M o rten sen 's office is b ein g re- Jo rd a n E m m a O lson. H ilda and E sth e r The work was done 25 years ago and week for Im bler, w hore they furnished th is w»?k A new d av en ­ M iller. A lb erta. T h elm a and W ilm a th e p rint it still quite readable | spend th e sum m er. T h e ir son, S traw b erry g row ers near Sw eet M cK innls, is sp en d in g the sum m er t p o rt, tab le and sev eral c h a ir have C ircle. E velvn P h elp s a re picking Home are Investigating th eir fields of B randt, N orth D akota. been put in th e w aitin g room , an d lo g an b erries fo r E B. T in k er. b erries the last few days and find th a t som e o th e r n.-w fu rn ish in g s will be _____________________ M. A. P o h l H e re — Mr. and Mrs In stalled w ithin a few days. Mrs. T uhey III— Mrs. F ra n k T uhev nearly all the heat p atches are doomed I is rep o rted to be q u ite ill a t h e r hom e for the plow th is fail, owing to an in­ A. P ohl of A n aco rtes, W ashing* sect w orking a t th e roots of many of arc v isitin g In S p rin g field for a f Moving to Eugene—Mr. and Mrs. j,e re the plants, causing them to dry up. F ra n k D eeds, who have been living days. T hey w ere fo rm erly reside! g" l e "$1.89 Men’s Work Shoes, made of heavy oil tan leather, heavy composition sole .............................................. Pair S 2.9 8 III M rs . Funk W eek at N e w p o 't M is S w a r ts Is s p e n d in g th e w ee k on v a c a tio n al m u lc h ron N e w p o rt In order to m ake room fo r o u r re g u la r stock of Ladies W e a rin g A pparel, we m ust clear o u t o ur M en's Goods and Shoes. N o th in g reserved— e v e ry th in g m ust go at once. Come prepared to buy y o u r w ants fo r fu tu re use. M en's d e p a rtm e n t and shoes located at the rear o f the store. I 8 8 j L A D IE S SH O ES Y o u r choice o f ¡my p a ir in tile store at oulv PLAY S U IT S l'h ild r e n s Play S uits, blue and k lta k i. Y o u r choice $ 2 .9 8 6 9c U N IO N S U IT S M en's k n it Rummer w eight U nion Suits. Size 3ti only. Values to $2 00. O VER ALLS d u e lot of C arpenters. Painters, P lasterers, and Blue Denim O veralls, b ro k ­ en sizes, to lie sold at 53c 51 j 2 S u its fo r I I I ; M E N 'S S T R A W H A T S S a ilo r S tra w H a ls Any hat in tlie store at o n lv 50c 9 8c GO R D EN S T R A W H A T S R egular price on these S tra w H ats 35c, now o n ly i8 c M E N ’S S U IT S O nly a few le ft. You w ill have to h u rry . Just M E N 'S D RESS P A N T S A ll w ool Pants, com plete range o f sizes. Must go at $10 1 8 " 1 1 M E N ’S SH O ES B O Y 'S LO N G IES B One lot o f Bovs’ Bougies >n 8 a ll sizes. Good dress Pants and C orduroys. M en's W o rk o r Dress Siloes never before so low .? ill price. $ 1 .9 8 $ 2 .9 8 K H A K I PAN TS CORDUROY PANTS In th is g ro u p o f M en’s C o rd u ro y If yon fin d y o u r size la k e them aw ay al Y o u r choice o f a n y Men's B K h a k i Parlts in the store. j 1 1 1 1 $ 1 .3 9 $ 1 .9 8 J C H IL D R E N 'S AN D M IS S E S ' SH O ES Sizes fro m 3 to Hi years. P T he cost Is fo rg o tte n . W a ist o r bib go at I T a ke y o u r pick B O Y S 'O V E R A L L S 69C 1 GLOVES Men’s Napa Goat Gloves 38c Men’s 8-oz. Canvas Gloves 10c Men’s 12-oz. Canvas Gloves N B— Big M ID N IG H T M A T IN E E and QUEEN 8U 8A N N A H ELEC­ T IO N FROLIC at the McDONALO W EDNESDAY N IG H T , JULY 17. DOORS OPEN 11:15. SHO W S T A R T S 11:30 P. M. lie Men’s Leather faced can­ vas Gloves 19c Men’s Horse - hide faced Gloves....................... 79c Men’s leather faced and tipped canvas Gloves 3 8c Men’s Work Shirts, built to fit and wear, 69c A 98c by c u lt i V is itin g F a th e r l l e r i C B Don a ld s o n . o f R u p e rt. Id a h o . Is s p e n d in g p lew days In S p r in g fie ld v is it in g at th i hom e o f tits fa th e r. J T D o n a ld $ 3 .9 5 1 was m a in ta in e d va t Ion Ix - I'ii The Men’s Department 773 East Broadway, Eugene Men’s $2.20 Blue Denim Overalls, triple stitched, Suspen­ der b a c k ............................................................. Pair S I . 2 9 Men’s high-grade Khaki Pants, made from heavy Khaki F CLOSING OUT store Men’s WorR Clothes W K cifou ry' s, Eugene, Salem , Portland SELF-SERVICE Satisfaction Guaranteed on Every Article Sold A a »ma SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE D ePue S p e n d in g C ; iam s M c K e n z ie is re p o rte d Io lie q u ite III ill h e r hom e h o tn an a tta c k of poison oak r. • at s o il M rs. " I iA£r.ug^iwi..uniauiiiwi N ig h t MATLOCK BLDG. 61 E. BROADWAY $ 1 .9 8