THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
Page Tea.
-eptembs:
Butter And Butterfat Higher Here
IS NOTED TUESDAY
Butter and butterfat ndvanced cent
a pound in the Eufiene market Tuesday,
the wholesale price of butter being quoted
at 39 and 38 cents a pound and the buying
price of butterfat 37 cents, 38 cents and
31 cents. There was also a change in the
buying price of poultry, a cent rie being
quoted in icveral different gradea.
Wheat remained at 8G cents and was
steady.
Wool and mohair were unchanged and
there wns little doing in hide.- and cas
cara bark.
The local market price Ust follows:
LOCAL PRICES
EOO
I New York Grade Baring Prices)
Evras 28c
Standards
24c
,-21C
.18c
-14c
Medium Extras
Medium Standards
Crax
Egg Depot naytug Prlcei
Large extras
..27c
Extra mediums 23c
tPacirie Co-op Prices to Retailers)
(Cartoni or tfc ease lots lo extra)
Oversize 32c
Extras, large 30c
Extra, medium 29c
Standards, large 26c
V.vtrM smalt ' "C
Chex
-22c
POULTRY
(Buying Prleei)
Colored hens, 4 to 5M lbs. IRc
Colored hens, over W lbs. l"c
Leghorn hens, over 3 'a lbs. 1 2c
Leghorn hens, under lbs 10c
Leghorn broilers, Vt-lVA lbs. 20c
Leghorn fryers, over l3i lbs. 20c
Colored springs, 2-3'A lbs. 18c
Colored springs, over 3'A lbs. 19c
Stags.
Cocks
6c
All No. 2, 2 cents less.
BUTTERFAT
(Buying Prices)
"A" grade cream, delivery tw1c
. Weekly 2JC
"B" Grade cream .-36c
"C" Grade cream 31c
n UTTER
fWboleiaU Price: Cartons le higher)
"A" Grade, lb 39c
"B" Grade, lb 38c
CBEF.SC
: (Wholesale Price to BetalUrt)
Loaf, single, lb, .32c
Case lots. To. - , 31c
Trips, single, lb , , ,
Trip Case, lots, tb.
WOOL AND MOHAIB
(Boring Prlcet)
Medium wool, lb. -.
Cnrm wrvnl. lb. .M
21c
-20C
Fine wool. lb. 28c
Lamb wool, lb. 26c
Mohair, lb.
40c
HIDES
Green beef, Tb.
Call, Tb.
Dry. Tb.
CABCARA DARK
Cascara. lb
. 6c
ORA1N5
Wheat, red. bushel Me
Wheat, white, bushel 86c
Malting barley, ton $27?28
Gray oats, ton .... .... 25
White oats, ton .
$20
BAT
Cheat hay, ton $10
Oats and vetch hay, ton -411
Clover hay, ton $10-12
Alfalfa, ton lis
VEGETABLES
(Baring Prices Aver, for No. 1 Produce)
Cabbage, lb. ... , - 2c
Green and Yellow Beam, lb. -3c
Lettuce, doz, heads .80c
Zuchinl squash, lb,
Crookneck squash, dot. ,
..45c
40c
unions, dot. buncnes
Carrots, dot. bunchea .40c
Radishes, doz, hunches ..30c
New potatoes, No. 1, 100 lbs. $1.(15
Beets, doz. bunches 40c
Turnips, doz. bunches 40c
spinach, lb. ,
Tomatoes, bushel .
Celery, doz bunches
- Celery Hearts, doz. .
50c
.-7.1c
$1 -20
15c
. 3e
Be
Sweet Corn, doz.
Green peppers, lb,
peas, id.
FRUITS
Watermelons, lb.
Cantaloupes, crate .
-1
Himalaya Blackberries, crate $1.2,1
Dried Italian Prunes. Tb. . , , ....,
Overbearing Strawberries, crate -$1.75
Rhubarb, lb, 2c
Noble French prunes, Tb. .10c
Raspberries, crate $2
Peaches, crate 8080c
Apples. . ........ ...$1 ''0 box
PORTLAND STAPLES
PORTLAND, Prpt. 21. (API Sugar
Berry or fruit, 100s, $5.55; bales, $5.65;
beet, $3.45 cental.
Domestic Flour Selling price, city de
livery, 1 to 25-bhl. lots; family patenls.
49s. $6.55-7; bakers' hard wheat. $5.15
6.85; bakers' blues tern, $4.93-5.25; blended
hard wheat, $5.25-5.50; soft wheat flours.
95.23; graham, 39s, $5.15; whole wheal
495, $5.75 barrel.
PORTLAft t QUOTATIONS
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept.. 21. (API
Butter, prints: A grade 38c lb. in parch
ment wrappers; 37c lh, in cartons; B
grade, 37c in parchment wrappers; 36c
in cartons.
Butterfat 'Portland delivery, buying
price A grade, delivered at least twice
weekly. SS-SB'jc country stations. A grade
36'fce: B grade 2c lb. less. C grade flc less.
Cheese Oregon, triplets 17ic: Oregon
loaf. Ifl'ac. Brokers will pay ic below
quotation.
Live poultry Buying prlcet Leghorn
broilers, to 2 lbs., 21-22C lb.; do. 3 lha
and over, 20-21c lh.; colored springs ?
tn 3'i lbs.. 20-21C lb.; over 3'a lbs, 21
22c lb.: Leghorn hens, over 3'a Ihs., 13c
lb.: under 3't lbs., 11c lb.; colored hens,
4 to 5 lbs., 10-20c lb.: over fi lbs., 18-10c
lb.: No. 2 grade, 2c less.
Eggs Buying prlt-e bv wholesalers:
extras, 28r; standards 21c: firsts 23c: me
diums, 23c; medium firsts. 20c; under
grade. Lit-; small extras, 14c.
Country meats Selling price to retail
era: Country killed hoes, hest hutchor.
under 160 Ihs., 14-14'ic; vealers, 15'i-lfir:
light and thin 10-13c lb.: heavy 10-llc;
rutters 9-10c lb.: canner cows, 7-Bc;
bulls 10-llc: spring lambs 15W-16C lh.:
yearlings. ll-12c: ewes, S-8c.
Potatoes Deschutes $t.75: Klamath No
1, $2; Yakima No. 1. $1.75: local $1.15
1.25 cent n 1.
Potatoes New Crop Yakima Gems
$1.50-1.60; Yakima White Rose $1.25 per
cental: locals $1.15-1.25 orange lvx.
Onions New crop Walla Walla 90c $1.50
per 50-tb hag. Yakima 100s, $1.
Cantaloupes Yakima Standards, 90c-$l;
NOW!
SON J A
HENIE
"THIN ICE"
with
TYRONE POWER
"Sophie Lang
Goes West"
GERTRUDE MICHAEL
The Dalles, $1 crate; DUIard, $1-1.25
crate.
wool 1937. nominal. Willamette val
ley, medium, 35c tb. coarse and braids.
33c id.; eastern uregon. aq-avh iu., ...
ij8-29c lb.; medium, ai-iwc Ib.j cross-bred.
12-33c lb.
Hops Nominal, 1936, 12',-15'jC lb.
Mohair 1937 contracts, 25c.
Eastern Oregon 30-3o lb.; Willamette
valley. 33c lb.
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfalfa
No. 1, $17.50; eastern Oregon timothy,
$20.50; oats and vetch, $13; clover $12.00.
Cascara Bark 1937 peel, Sc lb.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Sept, 21. (API lU. S. D.
A.l Hogs, 12.0(H). including 1500 direct;
market uneven. 200 lbs. down 15-25 lower
than Monday's average, others and sows
steadv to 15 lower; top 12.45; bulk good
and choice 190-230 lb. 12.20-40; 240-400 lbs.
11.90-12.35; 150-180 lb. 11.60-12.26; 310-350
lb. 11.60-12.00; good packing sows largely
10.75-11.15; few best 11.25 early.
Cattle 8000, calves 1500; strictly grain
few steers and yearlings very scarce, firm,
selling at 18. 50 upward; top 19.00; several
innH. ir.oo-75 all sold on early round: me
dium to good grades slow, steady to weak:
cows and grass belters steaay; warmea
up and shortfed yearlings and weighty
sausage bulls 7.50; vealers up to 13.50;
stocker and feeders market fairly active.
Sheep 10.000. including 300 direct: spring
lambs mostly steady; native offerings lar
gely 11.25 downward: top 11.50; talking
upward to 11.23 and 11.40 on choice Mon
tanas; sheep about steady; native slaugh
ter ewes 3.50-4.75; strictly choice light
weights 5.00.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 21. fAP
Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close
May 96 07 96 97
Sept P2 93 92 03
Dec. . 94 03 94 93
Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem HW 13
per cent 98: 12 per cent 93: dark hard
winter 13 per cent 1.07; 12 per cent 1.03;
11 per cent 95; soft white 93; western
white 93: hard winter 94: western red 94.
Oals, No. 2 white 23.00.
Barley, No. 2 45 lb. B W 27.50.
Corn, Argentine, nominal.
MUlrun standard 20.00.
Today's car recelDts: Wheat 41, barley
7. flour 5. oats 2. hay 3.
TUESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS
KORE Eugene
1420 Kilocycles
5:30 Garden of Melodies
5:45 Piano Soliloquy .
6:00 Club Cabana
6:15 Sketches In Melody
6:30 Transradio News
6:45 Waltz Time
7:00 Philcoo Mystery
7:15 Concert Quarter Hour
7:30 B. A. Rolfe Orchestra
7:45 House of MacCreggor
8:00 Dudes of the West
8:30 Tod Tunes
9:00 At the Symphony
9:30 Popular Hits
KOAC Corrallis
550 Kilocycles
6:30 Farm Hour
6:45 Market and Crop Report!
7:15 Dairy Manufacturing
7:30 Music
7:45 United Press News
XOIN Portland
940 Kilocycles
(CBS Network)
5:00 Maurice Orchestra
5:30 Swing School
6:00 Dinner Concert
6:30 Little Show
6:45 Leaves in the Wind
7:00 Scatter good Balnea
7:15 Leon F. Drews
7:30 Al Jolson
8:00 Al Pcarce and His Gang
8:30 Castlllians
8:45 Art of Conversation
9:15 Song Styles
0:30 Sterling Young Orchestra
0:4jFive Star Final
10:00 Joaquin Grill Orchestra
10:15 Fiesta
10:43 Red Norvo Orchestra
WEDNESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS
KORE Eugene
1420 Kilocycles
7:00 a. m. Early Birds
7 ;45 Morning Sermonette
B:00 Morning HouscwUe
8:13 News
10:00 Close Harmony .
10:15 Popular Hits
10:30 Roundup
10:45 Ma Perkins
11:00 Let's Dance
11:15 Songs of the Screen
11:45 Ballad Time
12:00 Tempo Di Modernage
12:15 p. m. News
12:30 Peacock Court
12:45 What Lane County Thinks
1:00 Through Hollywood Lens
1:1511111 Hilly Serenade
1:30 Serenader
1:45 Library tn Miniature
2:00 Coral Strands
2:15 Monitor Views the News
2:30 At Your Command
3:30 Things Worlh Knowing
3:4S Works Progress Adminislri
4:00News
4:15 Odds and Ends
4:30 Kiddies' Kamival
4:45 Twilight Shadows
5:30 Club Cabana
KOAC Corral Hi ,
,150 Kllnrrclei
8:00 a. m. As You Like It
9:00 Ho me ina Iters' Hour
10:00 Music
lo:i;iMonttor Views the News
10:30 Music
10:45 U. S. Navy as a Career
10:50 Story Hour for Adults
11:15 Music
11:30 Farli and Affairs
11:45 Music
12:0ft United Press News
12:15 p. m. Farm Hour
12:16 Who's Safety'.'
12:30 Market and Crop Reports
1:00 Symphonic Hour
1:30 Stone;, for Boys and Gtrla
1:45 Music
2:00 Hoincmnkcrs Half Hour
KOtN Portland
Dirt Kilocycle
U HS Network)
8:30 a. m. Koin Klork
8:00 Koin Song Service
8:05 Sons of Pioneers
8:15 This and Thai
8:45 Neighbor ,1tm
9:00 Betty and Bob
9:15 Betty Crocker
9:30 Arnold Grimm's Daughter
9:45 Hollywood in Person
10:00 Big Sister
lOMNHpal Life Stories
10:30 Edwin C. Hill
10:45 The Nrwlyweds
11:00 Magarine of ihe Air
11:30 Consumer News
11:45 News
12:00 Myrt and Marge
12:15 p m. Pretty Kitty Kelly
12:30 Jenunelle Cramer
12:45 Marriage Bureau
1 :0O Variety Matinee
1:15 Sun Flame Singers
1:20 Ann Leaf at the Organ
1:30 Nrws Through a Woman's Eves
1:45 Newspaper of the Air
2:30 Store Reporter
"Handy Andy"
with
ROBT. TAYLOR
"When Thief
Meets Thief"
with
DOIG FAIRBANKS, JR.
NOW! I
WILL ROGERS 1
F
SLIGHT RECOVERY
NEW YORK, Sept. 21. (API Stocks
crawled into a recovery move for 1 to 3
or more points in today's early1 market
dealings but a late selling push unsettled
leaders at the finish.
Rails held the play from the start,
with most other groups taking part. Lack
of volume however, dampened buying
courage in the final hour and traders
were quick to take profits.
Lightness of dealings was said lo have
been caused partially by absence of nu
merous boardroom customers who were
either participating or witnessing the huge
American Legion paraae.
Transfers were around 1,000,000 shares
Today's ctosing prices: .
Air Reduce . 64
Al Chem & Due 188
Allied Stores 13si
Am Can S6i
Am 4 For Pow 5i
A T Ac T 160',
Am Tob B 75
Am Wat Wks 15'a
Anaconda 41
Armour 111 , 93i
Atchison -, 80'
Aviation Corp 43n
Bait & Ohio lJ
Barnsdall IB'
Bendix Avia IS1
Beth Steel 74,'a
Boeing . . ......... 28"a
Briocs Mig at)va
Budd Mfg . 7"4
Calif Pack .: 30"a
Callahan Z-L 2
Calumet &: Hcc H'fe
Canadian Pac : ;- 93
Case M. I.t - 142
11:00 Eddie Fitzpatrick Orchestra
11:15 Herbie Kay Orchestra
11:30 George Hamilton Orchestra
KGW Portland
4120 Kilocycles
(NBC Red Network)
5:00 Stars of Today
5:30 Hollywood Mardi Gra
6:30 Jimmy Fidler for Drene ,
6:45 Vic and Sade
7:00 Amos 'n' Andy
7:15 Musical Moments
7:30 Philip Morris
8:00 Death Valley Days
8:30 Good Morning Tonite
9:00 Thrills. NBC
9:30 Alias Jimmy "Valentine
9:45 Stevens Hotel Orchestra
10:00 News
10:15 Miss Fischer Directs
10:30 Bal Tabarin Orcchestra
11:00 Ambassador Hotel Orchestra
11:30 El Patio Ballroom Orchestra
To 12 Weather Report
KEX Portland
1IR0 Kilocycles
(NBC Blue Network)
5:00 Ben Bernie and Lads
5:30 Oregonlan News
5:45 Walter Kelsey and Music
6:00 The Other Americas
6:30 Silent to KOB
8:00 Land of the Whatsit
8:15 Oregonlan News
8:30 Covered Wagon Days
9:00 Baseball
10:15 Studio Program
10:30 Btltmore Hotel Orchestra
10:45 Popular Dance Melodies
11:00 Oregonlan News
11:15 Haven of Rest
11:30 Charles Runyan, NBC
To 12 Weather, Police Reports
2:45 Eyes of the World
3:00 Western Home Hour
4:0f Cavalcade of America
4:30 Who's Your Hosier?
4:45 Romantic Song?.
KOW remand
(i-jo Kilocycles
(NBS Red Network)
7:00 a. m. Just About Time
7:30 Max Dolin
8:00 Oregonlan Newa
8:15 Gospel Singer
8:30 Yeast Program
8:45 Stars of Today
11:15 Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbafe patch
0:30 John's Other Wife
9:45 Juat Plain Bill
10:00 Store Reporter
10:30 How to Be Charming
10:45 Women in Headlines
11:00 Pepper Young's Family
11:15 Ma Perkins
11:30 Vic and Sade
11:45 The O'Neill
) 2 :00 Refreshment Time
12:15 p. m. Guiding Light
12:30 story of Mary Marlin
12:45 Oregonlan News
1:00 Lone Star Troubadour
1:15 Hollywood News Flashes
1:20 Trma Glenn. Organist
1:30 Martha Meade
1:45 Gloria Gale
2:00 Dental Clinic
2:15 Magar.tne of the Air
a :0ft Tom. Plrk and Harry
3:15 Pur Gold
.i:,-mFatrch'ld ad Carroll
3:45 Curb,rmn Put?.
4:00 One Man' Family
4:,10 Bark SrM Driver
4:5 Pair of Pianos
4:55 Cocktail Hour
FK rrtlM
IIFft Klloryrle
(Nnc nine Network)
rt:30 p. m MmmchI Clock
7:00 FamiW Aliar Hour
7:30 JuneletoM-n G a telle
7:4V-OrtgiiiaHtlf
(1:00 Financial Service
8:15 Grac and Scotty
R:30 Dr. Rrock
0:00 Orep"ni:in tnni Institute !
0:15 Neighbor Nell
p;n National Farm Home
ln:0 T rv and Found Item?
10:0"'"'T"'
10:15 Orranl-t
10:30 nreijo'van News
10:45 Ore.intjt
11:00 Nature Trails
11:15 Radio Show Window
11:30 Western Farm and Home
12:30 p. m Market Reports
12:35 Club Matinee
1:00 Animal Newa Club
1:15 The Quiet Hour
1 : 45 Three Cheers
2:00 Your Navy
2:10 Harry Kogen Orchestra
3:?.w Financial nd Grain Reports
2:30 Press Radio News
2-a? Jack Baker
2:45 Kscort and Betty
3:00 Food Magician
3:15 Nola Day. Singer
3:30 Memory Lane
3:45 Charlotte Lansing
4:0ft Mary Small Junior Revue
4:30 Drama
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PAGE 12
Theatres
o. a. 4.
TUESDAY BILLS
McDONALD:- "Thin Ice"
and "Sophie Lang Goes
West."
HEILIG: "The Devil Is
Driving" and "Hideaway."
STATE: "Thanks a Mil
lion" and "Valiant Is the
Word for Carrie." ,
MAYFLOWER: "Chan at
the Opera" and "Meet the
Missus."
REX: "Handy Andy" and
"When Thief Meets Thief."
PLAYMORE: "Big Busi
ness." It's a new Sonia Henie that
you'll see at the McDonald in
:Thin Ice. She s not so Duxom,
is more plausible-looking, and
all in all, turns in a swell per
formance. Tyrone Power is ade
quate in this story of the Swiss
Alps. "Sophie Lang Goes West"
stars Gertrude Michael.
A great moral lesson is pro
pounded in "The Devil Is Driv
ing," a yarn at the Heilig about
traffic accidents and drunken
driving. Richard Dix is the hard-
fisted lad in this one. A more
amusing story is "Hideaway," in
which the old trouper, Fred Stone,
plays the part of a lovable, shift
less farmer.
A new bill opens at the May
flower Tuesday. No. 1 feature is
Chan at the Opera, another in
the long list of Chan stories. In
addition to Warner Oland you
Will see Keye Luke and Kath
erine DeMille. "Meet the Missus"
has Victor Moore and Helen Bro
derick in a' plot of domestic dif
ficulties. One of the best double bills to
be found anyplace is at the State.
Thanks a Million is a trifle old,
but Dick Powell's singing and the
music are too good to hold back.
Its all about a politician, of
course, with Dick finally getting
into the race. "Valiant Is the
Word for Carrie" vaulted Gladys
George to fame in the adaptation
oi tne iamous story.
Continuing at the Rex theatre
are "Handy Andy" and "When
Thief Meets Thief." Former is a
Will Rogers opus, typical Rogers
plot and all. Latter, if not so
freshening, is more complicated
and interesting. Doug Fairbanks
Jr. and Valerie Hobson head the
cast as the two thieves, f Ali Babi
and the other five quit the film I
in a huff.)
At the Playmore for one dav Is
"Big Business." Jed Prouty is
prominently featured in this story
of the Jones family, with its many
PLAYMORE
"Bag Business"
Jed Prouty
Spring Byington
NEWS CARTOON
.AST TIMES TONITE
DICK
TOWELL
In
"THANKS
A
MILLION"
"VALIANT
IS THE
WORD FOR
CARRIE"
with
Gladys
Georjre
Alsrj Screen Vaudeville
Caterpil Trac
Playmore Theatre
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
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SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR
LANE COUNTY
Case No. 25112
ELSIE BERG, Plaintiff,
vs.
The Unknown Heirs ot WILLIAM T.
VAUGHAN. Deceased; The Unknown
Heirs oi ALEX VAUGHAN, Deceased;
The Unknown Heirs of HANK VAU
GHAN, Deceased; MURRAY p. VAU
GHAN: KATE VAUGHAN; LIZZIE
BARBER; P. L. BARBER; ORELLA
VAUGHAN MEAD; The Unknown Heirs
of OLIVE BOLIN, Deceased: The Un
known Heirs of HENRY BOLIN. Deceas
ed: BUD SIMMONS; JOSEPHINE KLINE;
JOE KLINE; The Unknown Heirs of
BENJAMIN VAUGHAN. Deceased: The
Unknown Heirs of MRS. BENJAMIN
VAUGHAN. Deceased; MRS. ORIN VAU
GHAN: The Unknown Heirs of ORIN
VAUGHAN. Deceased; J. W. SHUMATE;
KATHELEEN MALARKEY and HUNT
MALARKEY: The Unknown Heirs of
RICHARD VAUGHAN, Deceased; The
Unknown Heirs of BILL VAUGHAN, De
ceased: BILYEU VAUGHAN, MRS B1L
YEU VAUGHAN; The Unknown Heirs of
G. W. VAUGHAN, Deceased; WILBUR
H. VAUGHAN: LYD1A M. PROTZMAN
and JOHN DOE PROTZMAN; EULIA M.
WHEELER; The Unknown Heirs of LA
FAYETTE VAUGHAN. Deceased; The
Unknown Heirs of WILLIAM VAUGHAN,
Deceased: FRANK VAUGHAN; MRS.
FRANK VAUGHAN: The Unknown Heirs
of ALFRED VAUGHAN, Deceased: ALMA
G. VAUGHAN: JOHN VAUGHAN: MA
RION VAUGHAN: UEOHUt; VAUUHAfl:
DOROTHY VAUGHAN; HELEN VAU
GHAN: ALBADIS VAUGHAN; CHARLES
VAUGHAN; LOUISE VAUGHAN; JAMES
VAUGHAN; The Unknown Heirs of ROB
ERT NEWTON VAUGHAN, Deceased; SA
RAH VAUGHAN: The Unknown Heirs of
SARAH VAUGHAN; AMANDA SIPPY:
The Unknown Heirs of AMANDA SIPPY;
and Also All Other Persons and Parties
Unknown claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in or to the real estate
de-cribed in Ihe complaint herein; and
JUNE VAUGHAN,
Defendants:
TO: The Unknown Heirs of WILLIAM T.
VAUGHAN. Deceased; The unKnown
Heirs of ALEX VAUGHAN, Deceased;
The Unknown Heirs of HANK VAU
GHAN. Deceased; ORELLA VAUGH
AN MEAD: The Unknown Heirs of
OLIVE BOLIN. Deceased: The Un-
" known Heirs of HENRY BOLIN, De
ceased: JOSEPHINE KLINE; . JOE
KLINE; The Unknown Heirs of BEN
JAMIN VAUGHAN. Deceased: The
Unknown Heirs of MRS. BENJAMIN
VAUGHAN, Deceased; MRS. ORIN
VAUGHAN: The Unknown Heirs of
. ORIN VAUGHAN. Deceased: The Un
known Heirs of RICHARD VAUGH
AN. Deceased: The Unknown Heirs of
BILL VAUGHAN. Deceased: The Un
known Heirs of G. W. VAUGHAN.
Deceased; LYDIA M. PROTZMAN:
The Unknown Heirs of LAFAYETTE
VAUGHAN. Deceased: The Unknown
Heirs of ROBERT NEWTON VAUGH
AN. Deceased: The Unknown Heirs of
WILLIAM VAUGHAN. Deceased: The
Unknown Heirs of ALFRED VAUGH
AN. Deceased: SARAH VAUGHAN;
The Unknown Heirs of SARAH VAU
GHAN: DOROTHY VAUGHAN: AM
ANDA SIPPY: The Unii'vn Heirs of
. AMANDA RIPPY: JUNE VAUGHAN;
And AH Other Persons and Parties
Unknown claiming any right, title.
estate, lien, or Interest In or to the
real estate described in the Complaint
herein,
Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the Complaint of the
FREE .
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above named Plaintiff in the above en
U led Court, now on file with the Clerk
of said Court, on or before the 2nd day
of November, 1937, being the last day
prescribed in the Order for the Publica
tion of this Summons upon you. and you
are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said Complaint as
hereby required. Plaintiff will apply to
the above entitled Court for relief de
manded In her said Complaint, to-wit:
For a Decree of the above entitled Court
quieting Plaintiff's title against the
claims of you said defendants, and each
of you, in and to the real property sit
uate in Lane County, Oregon, described
as follows, to-wit:
Beginning 22.23 chains West of the
Northeast Corner of Claim No. 55,
Notif. No. 3646 in Section 17, Town
ship IS South Range 3 West, run
West 22.59 chains; South 51.87'i
chains; East 22.59 chains and North
5 1.87 'a chains to beginning, containing
' 117.18 acres, all in Lane County, Ore
gon. and decreeing that Plaintiff Is the sole
owner of said premises in fee simple, free
and clear of all claims of you, and each
of you said Defendants, and that you and
each of you and all persons claiming by,
through, or under you. and each of you,
be forever debarred from asserting any
claim in and to said premises adverse to
the Plaintiff.
This Summons is served upon you by
publication In the Eugene Register-Guard
for six consecutive and successive weeks.
commencing with the irsue dated Septem
ber 21, 1937, and ending with the i3sue
dated November 2, 1937, pursuant to order
of the Hon. G. F. Skipworth, Judge of tne
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Lane County, which said Order was duly
made and entered f-f record on the 21st
day of September, 1937.
Harris & Bryson, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
Post Office Address: 201-6 Miner
Building. Eugene. Oregon.
Date of First Publication: September 21,
1837.
Datj of Last Publication: November 2,
1937.
4982: Tues,. Nov. 2.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOn
LANE COUNTY
In the matter of the estate oft
LOR A M. DBY, DECEASED. )
Notice is hereby Given- that the under
signed was, by order of the Hon. Fred
Fisk, Judge of the County Court of Lane
county, biate of Oregon, duly made ana
entered on the 20th day of September.
1937, appointed Administrator of the E3
tate of Lora M: Dev. Deceased, and has
dujy qualified as such administrator.
Now therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to
present the same, with proper vouchers,
to the undersigned at his residence at
Lorane, Oregon, within six months from
the date of first publication of this no
tice. Dated and first DubHshd this 21st day
of September, A. D., 1937.
LOUIS S. DEY,
Administrator of the Estate of
Lora M. Dey, Deceased.
4080. Tues., Oct. 12.
l he Eugent negi&tei -Cuara is mem
ber of the Associated Press. The Assocl
sted Priss ts exclusively entitled to thr
u?e for publication of all news dispatches
credited to it or not otherwise credited
in this paper and also ail the lecal newt
published herein. All Mghts of publica
tion of special dispatches herein are also
reserved.
Funoral Directors
120
PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL
bpringneld Bth and B Ph. 1.
BRANSTETTER-SIMON Chapel
Phone 4331152 Olive St.
POOLE FUNERAL HOME
Ph. Eugene 723 or Springfield 62
VEATCH FUNERAL HOME
Phone 112 Pearl St. at Tpnth
Florists
130
RAUP'S - Better Flowers. Ph. 61B.
Card of Thanks 140
WE wish to thank our friends for
their kindness extended during
our recent bereavement; also for
the beautiful flowers.
MRS. TERESA FITT AND
CHILDREN.
Personals
145
EDITH SCOTT'S Home Circle.
Tues. eve. Readings daily. 164 E.
llth.
YOUNG women in trouble and in
need of a friend are asked to
communicate with Adjutant
ROSA Morsch of the Salvation
Army White Shield Home, 2641
N. W. Mayfair' Avenue, Port
land, Oregon; or with Mrs. Ad
jutant Mable Ford of the Salva
tion Army, 719 Pearl St., Eu
gene. Ore.
Lost and Found 150
LOST S. P. annual pass No. A
1484 favor Mrs. C. F. Bannish.
Louise and Mary. Return to C.
F. Bannish, S. P. Co., Duns
muir, Gal.
LOST Skookum logging block,
bet. Cogswell Hill and 2 mi.
above Hayden Bridge on Camp
Creek Rd. $5 reward. Jay Old
ham. Ph. 836-J.
LOST Wheel and tire. Size 550
17. Atlas tire; Chev. wh?el.
Finder please notify Reid's
Creamery. Phone 365. "
FOUND 3 auto keys in Tromp &
McKinley key retainer. May be
recovered at our office, 43 W.
Broadway.
STRAYED one span sorrel horses,
around 1500 lbs, mare and geld
ing. O. E. Rebmen. R. 3. Eugene.
LOST Pair glasses at Jefferson
Beach; $5 reward if returned in
good cond. Art Steinmetz.
FOUND Sheep came to mv place.
1 mi. W. airport Fri. Carl R.
Pfeiffer.
LOST white kitten beaded har
ness. Ret. to 1172 W. 5th. Re
ward. LOST Small female pup with
red harness. Reward. Ph. 3074-J
Transportation
160
O. W. SI. 85 PORTLAND R T $3
Leaving Eugene 8 a. m., 2 p. m., 6
p. m. LOWEST FARES LOS ANGELES-
SAN FRANCISCO. $6.50
DOLLAR STAGES, INC.
Depot Broadway Cash Store
49 E. Broadway Phone 909
WANTED Passengers to share
expenses to Minneapolis and
Des Moines; driving new car.
Leave Sept. 29. E. V. Anderson,
R. 3.
WANTED Passengers to S. F. or
Stanford about 25th. Write Reg.
Guard Box 1608.
MAN wants ride to Chicago. Share
ex. Box 1594 Reg. -Guard.
Real Estate for Sale 200
SELL or rent 31 A. 2,i mi. w.
Monroe, all bldgs. remodeled,
elect. Its., pressure water sys
tem, barn eguipoed for 11 cows,
no floods or high water. Ina. W.
H. Carson, Monroe. Ore. Box 32.
Ph. 3!03.
SMALL acreage 1 A. up. Also 6
room house, close in down town.
Ph. 15-F-21. D. C. Howard.
APARTMENT house for sale, con
sider some trade. A woman can
manage it. 1573 Reg.-Guard.
OWNER wants to sell home: 6
large rooms, full basement, ex
cellent view. 2644-M.
ONE of best lots in Univ. district
on Harris between 21 and 22 on
high side. $465. Tel. 2022-W.
H. N. TRAXLER for farms, homes
acreage, exchanges. CreswelJ,
Real Estate f or Sale 209
"TWIN MAPLES POULTRY
FARM"
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Bldgs. all in fine condition. Very
cosy five-room plastered house
with bath, lights, hot and cold
ya,rnn)f,0?Fl;n Poultry houses
for 1000 chickens. Nice lawn
flowers and shrubs. Fine garden'
Some alfalfa, small barn. Fine
neighborhood close to school and
store, $3250.
SAM RUGH REALTY CO
1029 Willamette Ph B4
SlTRTTBRiM unnfo
Modern 7-room home with k acre
jusj. ouisiae city limits.
Close to Edison and Roosevelt
Jr. High. Double garage, nice
yard, 2 English walnut trees
grapes and berries. Price $2500
. $500 cash, $30 per mo, includes
interest, taxes and insurance.
C. F. HYDE REALTY CO
727 Willamette St. Phone 741
5-ROOM: PLASTERED HOUSE
West Springfield; fruit & grapes!
chicken house, good soil and low
taxes: $100 down and only $10
per month. ,
PAUL CAMPBELL
With Cashman & Proudfit
820 Willamette , "
NEARLY new 8-room house, large
eievaiea wooaea grounds, view
of river and hills, two baths, au
tomatic heat, at 2550 E. 15th.
number at driveway entrance
terms and some trade.
CLOSE to Cottage Grove on paved
iudu, d mi. nouse, gooa Darn,
gar., brooder bse., over 5. A.
fenced. Cheap. See me this week
at Crawford hotel, Cottage Grove
V. L. Jones. ' :
4-ROOM house, garage, hen house.
' woodshed, some fruit trees, 2
lots, part terms. 1 block S. 'A
East Standard Oil St., W. Spring
field. G. F. Brood.
TWO houses in Eugene; 2 houses
in Springfield; 10r down, bal
ance like rent- .
PRUDENTIAL SAVING & LOAN
Ph. 295992 Willamette St
Over Seymour's Cafe
F. H. A. LOANS 5
- PARSONS CO.
We cover your automorfile
against liability $14.80
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
61 West Broadway Ph. 942
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND
INSURANCE
LLOYD A. PAYNE. 310 Miner Bl.
1000 A. Stock ranch, well watered,
good bldgs., considerable timber.
6 mi. E. Cottage Grove. Good
Rd. Alsea Hawley. Cottage Gr.
FEDERAL
LAND BANK . FARMS
Convenient terms. Call or write
C. W. Buckley- or C. A. Barnes,
167 E. 8th. Telephone 1068.
FARMS. Have several good buvs,
improved farms and irrigated
land. Otto Mennes, 310 Miner
5 ROOM bungalow, 1134 Monroe
St. Full basement, furnace, wat
ering system, garage, pnone-vutstf
or inquire at 1108 Monroe.
A MOD. 6-rm. hse. and two 80 ft
lots, iust outside of city. $1000.
$200 down, bal. monthly pay
ments. Ina. at 1272 Patterson.
5 RM. house, laree floor sDace. new
condition. Want $1200 to $1500
down. 1358 East 19th
SMALL place where you can make
living. Mrs. percivai, una run
caid. . '
FOR SALE 6 room modern
house. See it and make an offer.
990 VanBuren
CLOSE in mod. 6-rm. hse. for sale
bv owner. 1443 unarnenon. r-n
4R7-.T. ;
MODERN home. Close in on W.
sid. ?3000; $500 down. Inq. 745
E. inth.
FARMS & CITY HOMES. SEF
C. A. CHILTON & tu.
Creswell. Ore.
For Sale or Trade 320 1 For Sale or Trade
Retiring couple will sell or trade high grade 230 acre stock :jd
general farm. Extra good farm ouiioings "w team farminj
and bath in the house. 50 high grade sheep, 3 ws, te am, larm.
equipment, hay, grain, wood, and everything goes wiUi it. m
the pasture land is open and high. There are 5C I acr.es or
timber. 25 to 30 acres cultivated and fertile mwI . Hm a ,
creek and springs. On good road, 7 miles from 93 nf n:"yon ttis.
bus at door. Taxes $au a year. i'xzn u ., ii payment
Owner will accept small place or $2000 cash as down paym
Balance 5 interest.
Have highly. improved 3 acre place CMct
San irancisco. aiso mism aiji omu..
Have almost new modern San Francisco home with 2 baths, hard,
wood floors, etc., for property here. Cash value, $i0UU.
H. N. TRAXLER
REAL ESTATE SALES & EXCHANGES
Creswell, Oregon '
For Sale or Trade 320
nwiivmRr.wi',.n B acres, fine wal
nut and cherry orchard, river
bottom, trees about 18 years old,
clear of encumbrance, will ex
change for Eugene residence of
3 or 4 bedrooms. Eugene Com
munity - Builders, 241 Miner
Building. Phone 479.
SUBURBAN Home, 4 large finest
garden lots, fruit, shade, adj.
city, near S. P. Shops, well built
8 R. H., barn, hen h ,52100:
some terms. Also 7 R. H.. full
basement, near cannery, $iptoU,
some terms. Also many fine
farms. C. E. Root, Agt., 2 miles
Soutngmvay
20,000 CAPACITY sawmill, plan
ing mill, etc.: about 12 million
, Ai , onr. njn. Tnn mnrn-
ll. lllliuer, OU70 'If'.x.r v..
ing or evening at 1443 E. 19th St.
TMir-. MCiV fTPTT-c; Xr TUBES. 21
x 4.50 "Goodrich." cost new
a nn tnv tertnri 01
1.4U. Will liwuc y. ",7-
sell cheap. Rear 260 W. 12th.
TEAM 6 yr. old horses or trade
for cattle, sheep or hogs. Clive
Smith. Kt. 1. junction n.v
MODEL T FORD Roadster. Good
cond., cheap. 356 Mill.
Fuel for Sale
340
CENTRAL HEATING CO.
Hogged Fuel, Green or Dry
Sawdust
Circulating Heater Oil
Diesel and Fuel Oils
S & H Green Stamps
Phone 1426
CENTRAL HEATING CCX
MANERUD-HUNTINGTON
FUEL CO.
SAWDUST FUEL OILS
HOGGED FUEL DEISEL OIL
SLABWOOD COAL n
PLANER ENDS BODY FIR
- BLOCK WOOD SEC GR.
PHONE 651
16-IN. oak wood, $4 at ranch, or
sawed to order. L. F. Clark, 34
mi. E. Springfield on McKenzie
Highway, Rt. 1, Springfield.
1R ArV3 cas'i- B "ice
cLT '-P ks at Co JF
UOOD diversifioH-;
drive to Eugene
dairying. Gold Vgh X
, rear ennrf ,i 'K,,'"ay. mm
A-cult .lT)XSXw12b
5K- Pn busnn?mS,2M.
i-iiuoi. Lot 50x170 iitk10
arbor and other fruh Vra"
and woodshed. Pavini !; -9ara
range with coBDer cniu 1L N
leum. AH for 81850 T.
Sftuat. posset
P.4U1
HOUSE No. 1409- v' ...
i9 So. Oak St" JS
W, Working, 432 W sJ-
1208-M. ' Ui w- 6th. Ph.
' w 1D, k-4 E: NU Nwi" e 1
34, Twp. 16 R.i E anH t
BEAUTIFUL (, ACRE
5 Rooms. Outside .
City Limits S2500.00
E. HODGES. 721 WilL.H.
LotsT Part term ,7 lUM.fi
HOUSES Have a few left that
- v,v uiija, wuu small down
payment, bal. like rent, otto
"""-a. .Mij miner oiqg.
COMPLETE list- of city and sub.
. A ,, '"3 a'n- ooi. liKe rent
McCully Realty. 69 W
IMP. 50 ACRES, new buildingsfto
cw-ntuiKc iui tity property.
L. E. HODGES. 721 W'illamM.
FOR sale by owner, mod. 6-rm,
use., ciose in, or will trade for
smaller house. Ph. 2312-w
CHOICE building site, in restrict-
cu uisinci. in. oi lown. Dy owner.
ilia rj. zisi.
HrlTVTlTCi RTTIT T Tr nnnrn
piair t. ftiaerman com. Ph, ;
5-ROOM modern home, also d
sirable lot on east sid..-1744 Mms
30 A. 7 mi. out. A bargain. Stocked
with 400 turkevs. Ina. 310 K 8.
Real Estate Wanted .210
CASH for 6 or 7 room very mod
ern house. Barpain. No agenti.
1592 Reg.-Guard.
CASH for Best Bargain in view
loti No agents. 1593 Reg.-Guar.tl.
Real Estate tor Trade 230
4 ACRE commercial fruit orchard.
7 rm. house. 1 mi. from city cen
ter. Ashland. Ore., for Eusene.
1445 Charnelton. Ph. 457-J.
Business
Opportunities 300
WOOD business- $350 or late car
takes it. Plenty of wood ana or
ders ahead for 3 mo. haulins:
more coming. '34 Chev. truck,
dual wheels, iust overhauled anl
dual wheel trailer. A red hot
deal. Po. O. Box 67.
FOR SALE: Beer parlor and sand
wich counter in small town, t
Mills, logging and farming dis
trict. Best equipment. No maris.
Too old tn handle. Write 1511
Reg.-Guard.
ness for sale. Growing concern.
rteg.-Lruarq nu. i-gu.
SELL or rent, shoe shine stand
758 E. inn, ino. oi ""J
FOR Miningroperties , Etc.. RJ
MINKS SbKVlLC v-- " .
320
SPECIAL
WantedJoJadeJ30
ELECTRIC range for lieht usee
car. Ph. 3u-j-j.
Fuel for Sale
5TCCin5sT6ndTlar
at ranch, $7 deUvered.
Clark, 3'j miles E. SpnnP""
on McKenzie HiBhway. !
.--.,;7Kri"" All kinds. Set
large samples a - " :
Small orders im: . w
cd. or less. Ph-J5.!4 v----(p
SLAien or drv
cook wood. A. C. Mat -e
20 or more cords dry .j
growth wood. Rooi.
texterJ. rnTSvei
reTrackdS.ab.ano-
G0FBiYih
Buv now roi!yij; -i fi
VERrdryl-ft. or 16-in.
DRY Oak wood i '"a Euw
del. Harr5I5rfc:;
ATbTDOWNES Fuel
measnxgyaOIlii
wood. i.versu - -
-r-: TToZMrs- and
Livestock i jju
PctS lor on
RimSTEREDf5S
dogJnqSif-sT Wl
mwiuiiiMV , ,0 a wa
9 WKS. O'" "
200 Year-old
each, Ph- 3-F'U-
r