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Newspaper Page TextPage fouV.-, THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Market Prices Unchanged Eugene Markets 'Produce prices In the Eugen mar ket! were steady and firm Saturday. No price ehannes were reported. The price list follows; (Boy Ids Prices premium quant? (maximum oi JS of I per cent acifli mq Vlrrt mialltv ImiXlfflUm Ol .8 Of 1 per cent acid) , -36He Second quality M'.ic BUTTER (WtaoUutl FrlcMl Gartens le Blfb-r) Grade A Grade B 39c CHEESE Toaf. extras, lb. Loaf, in case lots, lb. Trips, single, lb. Trips, In case lots. lb. -. . EGOS Baying Prices Grade A large Grade B large Grade A medium -- Grade B medium 2tc 30c 20Vc Wholesete Prices to BetsDers Grade A large 28c Grade B large . 27c Grade A medium Grade B medium roottrr No. 1 colered bens No. 1 leghorn hens . 26c No. 1 colored springs No. 1 leghorn broilers WOOL Valley. 12 months clip. Ib. Coarse, lb, Short, 0 months clip, lb. Lamb, lb. Mohair ib. ... Beef Calf Dry Kin Long wool pelts 17-19c ,15-18c -17-18C 14c 42c 35c 6c -12c flc -10c 20c -9c No. UHo CASCABA Cascara. lb. Oregon grape ? Ji. TALLOW No. 1 No. 2 ...So GRAINS Wheat, red, bushel Wheat, red bushel ... White oats, ton n. Gray oats, ton . Barley.1' ton VGU-1ADLDB, r OUI1 O (Bvylng Prices Aftr. tm Ne. 1 Proc Pm. lb. 7c Asparagus, box $2.40 81c 81c -S22 2 S23 Carrots, doz. bunches Turnips, dor. Rhubarb, lb. . Spinach, lb. Padtshes. doz, bunches Green onions, doz. bunches Hothouse cucumbers, do. Hothouse tomatoes, lb. Head tletuce, crate Strawberries, crate -40c -50c 2c 5c 40c -40c -20-23c -Sl.M dium-good beef cow 7. 25-8. W; grassers mostly 8.00 down; medium-good bulls 8.0O-S.25; common down to 7.26; good choice vealers 11.00-12.00. Sheep for week salable 311Si fat spring lambs around 75 lower; ewe steady; late sates good-choice spring lambs 9.50, few to .75 Thursday; early top 10.25: few 10.50; old crop lambs and yearlings 6.00-7.25; fat ewes 9.0050; one sorted load 3.75; common down to 1.50. PORTLAN DGRAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. June 7 fAP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. -85 87 W 87 Cash ffraln: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white 30 50. No. 1 Flax 1.8m. Cash wheat ibid): Soft white 87'i. soft white excluding Rex 89 H( white club 89 'i. western red 89 1 j. Hard red winter ordinary 89. 11 per cent 93. 13 per cent 95, 13 per cent 97. 14 per cent 1.00. Hard whtte Baart 12 per cent 1.13, 13 per cent 1.14. 1 per cent 1.19. Today's car receipts: Wheat 28. flour 8, corn 2. New York Markets Public Market Turnips, t lbs, Onion t. Yellow Dan vera. lb. , Green onions. 3 bunches cabbage, itx -JOe 8c -15e Sc Spinach. 3 lbs, for , . . carrots, ounen ., Winter squash, lb. - Potatoes, No. 1. 14 Iba for No. s. 18 lbs. for Hothouse tomatoes, lb. 20 to . Mustard greens, lb., 8c i 3 for Garlic, lb. Rhubarb. 3 lbs. for Radishes, bunch 5ct 2 for Cabbage plants, dozen -25c J5e 30c 15c 30e -10c -10c -15e Asparagus, bulk. lb. loci 2 lbs. for 19c Ovster Plant, bunch 5c Hothouse cucumbers, each 10c to 15c -2 for 25c Lettuce. 3 heads for 15c Peas. lb.. 10c; 2 lbs. for 19c New Potatoes, lb. Beets, bunch Pratt Dried date prunes, 2 lbs. ., 15c Millers Sweet prunes, dried, 3 lbs. 25c Noble Fr en en dried prunes, lb. 15c Apples, box . .,, 50C-1 . 25 Gooseberries, Ib. -..10c Raspberries, box . 15c Strawberries, 3 boxes for -.--. 25c Currants. 2 boxes for 25c Cherries, lb. Oversize , , Extras Mediums , NEW YORK. June 7 fAPt Steels and specialties got their teeth in a fair sized stock market today but many leaders were unable to bite off much in the way of rising prices. Quotations began to harden in the final hour after considerable early hesi tancy. While gains of fractions to a point or so were well sprinkled over the list at the close, numerous issues were off a trifle or unchanged. Dealings picked up a bit on the at tempt to lift trends and transfers for the two hours approximated 175.0CO shares against 110,000 In the previous short session. Forecasts of record mill operations next week proved a prop for the steels. Jones & Laughlin Steel preferred was given another push on top of yester day's fi'Vpoint Jump, getting into new high territory for the year. Stocks posting new 1941 tops in cluded International Paper preferred and Lehigh Valley Coal preferred. At tracting support were U. S. Steel, Beth lehem. Chrysler, General Motors, Santa Fe. Penmlyvania. Anaconda, Kennecott. Sears Roebuck, and Standard Oil N. J. Backward were utilities, rubbers, farm imolements and aircraft. AirRed 40. AlsJun . AlChm&Dye 150i. AllisChal 28V4. Am Can 7Bi. Am Cr&Fdy 28. AmRadStdSan 6l'i. AmRoll Mills 1374. AmSmlt&Rf 39Ts. AT&T !58Mr. AmTbB 64, AmWtrWks 4. Am ZncL&S 5V. Ana 264. Armlll iu, Atch 27'. AviaCorp 3'i. BaldLoco 13, Bdx Avia . BthStl 71?'B, BoeAlrp 15-. Bdn 194. BgWnr 18Bi. CalPkg 18. CalZL "i, CalHec 6. Can Dry 12. CanPae 3. Cat Trac 45, Cel 21. Chs&O 36, Chrys 56. ColGs&Bl 3V4, Com Sol v 99. Com At Sou , Con A ire 31. ConEdl 18. ConOil 5. ConCan 31. CrnProd 46. Cwn Zell 12. CtsWght 8"',. DugAlre . Du Pont 150. EKod 124. EPwr&Lt 1. Gen El 30, GenFoods 35. GenMot 37. Gdrch 12, GdyrTire . GtNoRypf 25. Gryhnd 11, IllCent . InspCop 11, Int Hvst SOii, IntNckCan 25. IP&Ppf 71, IT&T 2. JnsMan 58. Kenn 36. Lib OFord 27, Lckhd 23. Loews 28. LngBellA . MontWd 33, NshKlv 4. NatBisc 15. NatDalryProd , NatDist 14. NatLead 15. NYCnt 12. NAmAv 14. NoAmCo 13, NorPac 6. OhioOil 9. OtisStl 7. PacAmFlsh 8. PacGs&El 23. PT&T 117. PkdMot 2. PanAmAirw . ParamPic 10. PennJC 79.. Penn RR 23. PhlpDge 29, PhllPet 42, P&G 50, PbSvcNJ 22, Plman 27. Radio 3, Ray 12, Raypf 24, RepSU 19. RchfieldOil 8. SfwyStrs 40. SrsRoe 70, ShlUn . Soc Vac 84. SouCalEdl . SouPae 11. Sperry Corp 35. StdBrands 109. StdOUCal 20. , StdOillnd 30, StdOilNJ 38. StnWbst 64. unu-arp '4. uniturug ays. uniirrun Stude , SunMin B, TexCorp 39, TransAm 4. UnCarb 74. UnOtlCal 14. UnPac 79, UnitAirl 38. UnltAirc 38. 7. USRub 90, USRubpf 90, USRubpf 90, USStl 53. Van 24. WnrPlct . WstUn 21, WstnghseEl 91, Wlworth 27. France Between Anvil And Hammer; British, Axis Exert Pressure (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Baseball NATIONAL Pittsburgh 0 8 Philadelphia Z 7 Lanning & Lopez; Blanton Warren. Iff. 10e Draaaad Poultry Heavy hens, lb. Light hem, lb. Fryers, lb. Ducks, lb. Butter, lb. Mlioellueeae Walnuts. Ib. 80c: 1 for FUbera. lb. 20c! 1 for Horseradlnh, lb. .. Rabbits, drnaed. lb. Black walnut., lb. Home made tauaae. lb. Grape Juice, gallon 10o Portland List PORTLAND. Ore., June T AP) Butter Prints: A g-ade 39e lb. n parchment wrapper! 42c In cartons: B grade, 38c in parchment wrappers! SBVuti n esrtons. Butterfat First quality, maximum of .ft nf 1 ter cent acidity deilverea in Portland 36c poundi premium qual ity (maximum of .35 per cent acidiryj 39-39c lb.: valley routes and country points, 2c less, 36Vc lb.; second qual ity. 2s under first, or 36-36e lb. CheeseSelling price to Portland re tailers: Ti amoolc triplets. 23e pound loaf, 24c lb.i triplets to wholesalers 2lc lb.: loaf, zze lt. rua xuiamooK. Ecus Prices to producers: A large. 24c; B large, 23c: A medium, 23c: B medium, 22c, resale to retailers. 4c hlglv cr for cases: cartons, 5c higher. Live Poultry Buying prices: No. I grade Leghorn broilers. 1 to 2 lbs., 16c: fryers under 3 lbs.. ITci springers, ,t to 4 lbs., lac: roasters over 4 lbs., lflc: colored hens over 5 lbs., 18c: hens. 4 to 5 lb., 10c: Leghorns under 3 lbs., 15c lb.: over 3 lbs.. 17c; old roosters, 8c lb. Country Meats Selling price to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch ers. 123-140 lbs.. 13-18c: vealers. fancy " W-t6c: light thin 13-15c; heavy 12 15c: lenrling lambs. 10-15c lb. un; 1941 spring lambs normally, 19c pound: ewes . ThSc lb.; good cutter cows 12-I3c lb.: canner cows ll-12c lb:: bulls. 14-14c. Dressed turkeysNominal; selling prices; Hens 21-23c. Hay Selling price on tracks: alfalfa No. 1 Slt.75 ton: oat-vetch S10.00 ton; clover SiO.OO ton: timothy, eastern Ore on. $17.00: valley timothy () ton. Portland. Peas Oregon. rVo. 1. 6-8c Onions Oregon Danvers. regular l's, W SO. 3-inch and larger, S3. 23 per .Vt-lb. fcnrk. Potatoes De5chutea brand St .40. netrcted Deschuies brand SI. SO; Yak Vaklma 11 cwt.; Klamath 51.40; cental: selected Klamath. $1.50-1.35. Wool 1941 contracts. Oregon ranch, nominal 31-32c lb.i 1940 eastern Oregon range. 30-32c lb.: crossbred. 34-35c lb.: Willamette valley 12-month 34-38c lb.; lamb ( ) lb. Mohair 1940 12-month 45c lb. ' Cascara 1940 peel, 9c lb.; 1911 peel, oc :b. Hops Oregon 1940. seedless. 34c lb: contracts. 1941. 25 -23c lb. PORTLAND STAPLES PORTLAND, Ore.. June 7 fAP) Domestic Flnur selling price, city de livery. 1 to 25 hbl Jots: Famllv patents. 49i, $7.20-7.R0: 98s, S7.OO-7.60 hbl.; bak ers hard wheat nt S5..r0-fl.4ri; Wue stem, Sfl.05-R.45; blended whpat $5.70 B,23: soft wheat, 9Rs, $r.75: graham. 98s. $3.25; whole wheat, OBs, S5.90 bbl. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK "PORTLAND, Ore.. June 7 'Api fUSDAt Week, tolill, hogs salable 3270; compared week ago. market mostly 25 higher: late bulk good-choire 17.1-215 In. rirlveins 9.75, few to 9.85, enrly top carloads 9.75; 230-270 lbs. 0.00-25: light lights 8.75-9.00: parking sows mostlv 8.00-25, heavies down to 7.R0 nnd under; choice under 100 lb. feeder pigs W..10 11.00. selected ktndi to 11.50. heavier weights down to 9.00 nnd below. Cattle for week, salable 1915: calves salable 315: fed steers around 25 higher, other classes steadv; bulk fed steers P.5O-10.25, top 10.50. odds and ends down to 9.00. Holstelns down to 8.50; gr.it steers 9 50 down: fed heifers' 9.2. jo.2'i; common-medium heifers 7.00-8.50; jcannw n4 cuttw cowi fr.6Q-o.50i a Saturday Radio KOBE. Eairena HM Klloeyelei (Muta.l.Don Le, Network) 5:00 p. m. Hit Tunes of Sons, Dance 5:15 Cavalcade of Drama 5:30 News 6:45 Hit Tunea 6:00 Confidentially Your. 8:15 Elizabeth Wayne 6:30 News 7:00 u. S. O. Broadcast 6:45 Traffic Safety 7:15 Lanjf Thompson Orch. 7:30 News 7:45 California Melodlea S:00 News. Hardy 8:00 Seaside Shlndur 9:15 Ivan Dltmore, Anita Boyer 0:45 Henry King Orch. 10:00 Freddy Mratln Orch. 10:30 News 10:45 Leon Moilca Orch. Il:00-Jan Savltt Orch. 12:00 News 11:30 Fiesta Time 12:15 NlKht Owl Bandwagon KOIN Portland S70 Klloeycle, (CBS Network) 6:00 p. m. Lud Gluskln Orch. 5:30 News 5:45 Saturday Night Serenade 6:15 Public Affairs 8:30 Girl About Town 6:45 Leon F. Drews 7:00 Marriage Club 7:30 Duffy'a Tavern 7:55 News 8:00 Hit Parade 8:45 Ramon Ramos Orch. 8:55 News 9:00 Jantzen Beach Orch. 9:30 By the Way. Bill Henry 9:45 Tonight's Best Buya 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 United Press on the Air 10:30 Freddie Nagle Orch. 11:00 Gaylord Carter 11:30 Manny Strand Orch. 11:55 News KOW Portland "at KHoeycltl (NBC Red Network) 5:00 p. m. Barn Dance 6:00 Uncle Ezra 6:30 Grand O'l Opry 7:00 Truth or Consequences 7:30 Knickerbocker Playhouse 8:0O News 8:05 Palace Hotel Orch. 8:30 Edgewater Beach Hotel Orch. 8:55 News 9:00 Defense for America 9:30 Sir Francis Drake Hotel Orch. 10:0O Ten o'clock News 10:15 Blltmore Orch. 10:30 Pacadena Auditorium Orch. 1 1 :0O News 11:1.1 Wllshire Bowl Orch. 11:30 Florentine Gardens Orch. KEX rnrttaml Itoo KHnereles (Nile nlue Network) 5:00 p. m. Paul Carson. Organ 5:30 Summer Rymphonv 6:30 Andrlnl Continentals 6:45 News Headlines and Highlights 7:0O The Dance 7:30 Blltmore Orch. 8:1)0 News 8:30 SI. Francis Orch. 8:05 Hotel Penn Orch. 8:55 News 9:00 Ambassador East Hotel Orch. 10:00 Spin and Win 9:30 Bishop and the Gargoyle 10:30 The Quiet Hour 11:00 Paul Carson. Organ 11:30 News Roundup KOAC, Corvallli J50 Kilocycle! 5:00 p. m. Music 6:oo Dinner Concert 6:15 Nou-s 6:31) Farm Hour 8:45 Weather. Market Reviews 7:10 Farm Front 7:30-Music 7:45 Science New, of the Weelt 8:f)0 Grand Opera 9:1)0 Agricultural News Reporter 9:15 Soil Conservation Service 9:30 Music Vichy's anti-British, pro-collaboration vice-premier, Admiral Jean Darlan. Trade Links Cut Commercial sources at Damas cus said that Egypt's recent pro hibition of trade with Syria in accord with Britain's declaration that the French mandate is "en emy occupied" had put Syria at the mercy of the British blockade. The latest of the varied reports of German infiltration was that eight German "pocket" subma rines had been seen in the harbor of Beirut, Lebanon, in the past week. This came from Ankara, Tur key, by way of Reuters, British news agency, and, if true, may in dicate uerman plans to blast a sea pathway for troop transports through British naval interfer ence. Malta Bombed Italian planes last night bombed Britain's mid-Mediterranean base of Malta and lashed at Britain's stubborn Tobruk foothold in Lib ya and troop emplacements near Sidi Barrani, Egypt, guarding the Western flank of Suez. German artillery on the inva sion coast of France shelled Brit ish shipping in the English chan nel and the luftwaffe reported "especially successful" raids yes terday off Scotland and West Africa resulted in destruction of three merchant ships 20,500 tons. A rumble of explosions heard on England's Folkstone coast and glimpses of Spitfires and Hurri canes told Britons today that the RAF again was challenging the Germans over their own occupied ground across the channel. London last night had Its first bombing since May 11. Two German supply ships, each about 5,000 tons, were picked out of a convoy off the coast of The Netherlands by the RAF this morning, the air ministry report ed, and were left aflame from bomb hits "probably destroyed." Success in Ethiopia The British occupation of Ethi opia took a spurt with a report from Nairobi that British east and west African troops had crossed the Omo river, in the southern part of the country, cap turing Abalti and 2,000 prisoners. To tighten Italy's war eftort, the fascist cabinet named the chief of staff of the armed forces, Gen eral Ugo Calvallero, as coordinator of all military activities. Italy also approved an appropriation of 2,500,000,000 lire $125,000,000 for naval expenditures under the next budget. The Japanese foreign office, a focal point of the far east's chron ic tension, was a busy place today. Busy Japanese The Netherlands East. Indies' answer to Japan's prolonged pres sure for extraordinary trade con cessions, denying much of her de mands, was formally delivered; the nazifled state of Croatia which Germany carved out of Yugoslavia was promised Japanese recog nition and the envoys of Britain, France and Germany, in that or der, conferred with Foreign Min ister Matsuoka. British South African troops, rushed from their mop-up- in Ethiopia, took stations in Egypt for the steadily-developing battle for the Suez canal, which the British apparently still are con fident they can hold despite re ported German infiltration into Syria. United States Ambassador John G. Winant, home from London, was said authoritatively to have told Vice-President Wallace and senate leaders in Washington that the British believed they had enough men and equipment in Africa to meet the German drive on equal terms, and that they were hopeful of keeping the Medi terranean out of Axis control. Cincinnati 8 10 2 Brooklyn . 3 7 3 Wallers and Lombard!; Ham lin, Kimball (8) and Owen. Chicago . 5 5 0 Boston 17 1 Passeau & McCullough; Erick son, Lamanna (7), Tobin (9) and Masi. Craig Wood Leading In National Open FORT WORTH, Tex., June 7 W) Blond Craig Wood of Ma maroneck, N. Y., 39-year-old Au gusta masters champion, took over the lead in the U. S. open golf championship going into the last round today as he shot an even par 70 on his third round for a 54-hole total of 214, two shots ahead of Paul Runyan and Denny Shute. Gene Sarazen, who lost in a playoff to Lawson Little at Cleve land a year ago, struck himself right into the scrap with a fine 72 for 219. Four-over-par 74's bracketed P. G. A. Champion Byron Nelson, Jug McSpaden of Winchester, Mass., and Herman Barron of White Plains, N. Y., at 220. sentenced, he testified against , lyw - .viocky A.M.. j. jh. rLane County Court House tn Eugene. Oregon, nas Peen rixea as the time and plaoa tor hearing objectiona tc th fntal account of me undersigned Ad ministrator and Administratrix u filed May 6th, 1941, In the estate of Adalbert S. Walkley. deceased. Administrator. LOTTIE M. HOWARD, Administratrix. RED B. SMITH, Attorney for Estit 476 Bat June 14. WALKS INTO TRAIN Frank Johnson, about 50, of San Francisco, suffered a head injury when he walked into a Southern Pacific passenger train as it was leaving the depot early Saturday morning. He was admit ted to the hospital at 2:45 a. m. His condition is not reported to be serious. " Dr. Beardsley Up For Director A petition placing the name of Dr. G. S. Beardsley on the ballot for the post of director on the District 4 schoolboard was filed in the school office just before the deadline Saturday noon. The school election is to be held June 16. A previous petition bearing the name of Mrs. Clifford Constance had already been sub mitted. These two candidates will run for the position vacated by Mrs. W. S. Love. Dr. Beardsley has been a mem ber of the school budget commit tee in previous years. Penitentiary To Disgorge Al Banks SALEM, June 7. (P) Albert N. Banks, former business agent for Salem Teamsters (AFL) who hired three men to burn the non union Salem box factory Nov. 20, 1937. became eligible for parole today from the state penitentiary when Governor Charles A. Spra gue commuted his sentence from 12 to 9 years. To become eligible for parole, a prisoner must have served a third of his sentence, Banks having already served three years. The state parole board probably will order the parole in a few days. Albert Earl Rosser, former head of Oregon Teamsters, still is in prison, serving a 12-year sentence for ordering Banks to pay tne three men to burn the mill. Banks' release, which will be effective in a few days, was recom mended by the parole board and by Ralph E. Moody, coordinator in former Governor Charles H. Mar tin's drive against labor terrorism, who prosecuted Banks. Others who recommended the release were Charles P. Pray, sup erintendent of state police; Bruce Spaulding, Polk county district attorney, who assisted Moody in the prosecution; Captain John J. Keegan, chief of Portland detec tives; and Circuit Judge Arlie G. Walker of Polk county, who sen tenced Banks. Spaulding explained that at the time Banks was sentenced to 12 years, he was believed to be the man primarily responsible for the fire. Testimony at Rosser's trial subsequently showed that Banks acted on orders from Kosser, oi- ficials then believing Banks sen tence was too severe. After Banks pleaded guilty and Dnwar The fire caused between $100,000 and $130,000 damage. Springfield Theatre TODAY'S BUrEB DILL Jane Withers, Charles (Buddy) Sogers In "GOLDEN HOOFS" Brend. Joyee and George Murpby In "PUBLIC DEB No. 1" Serial! Deadtroed Dick Short Subjects - News Most Seats 15. Children Me T g m a Waallinenano. A ' JEAN ROGERS ""'O ALSO CARTOON Porcelined Tank! FOWLER ! Electric Water Heater 20 year guarantee C7Q Ql 40 gal. capacity Garrett Appliance Co. Meet Cutters On Strike In Valley ALBANY, June 7. (P) Kamp fer brothers market here was picketed today by the butchers and meat cutters union, and union spokesmen said the firm s markets at Salem and Eugene also were patroled. ,The proprietors said the dispute involved an attempt to organize two Albany markets. They de clared there was no dispute over wages. Kampfer Bros.' market at 104 East Broadway in Eugene was not picketed Saturday and the em ployes said they knew of no plans for a patrol in front of the shop. Butchers' and meat cutters' union officials could not be located for a statement. Robert R. Rankin Gets Lieutenancy WASHINGTON, June 7 (P The war department announced today that Robert R. Rankin, 383 W. Broadway, Eugene and George L. Simmons, Forest Grove, had accepted second lieutenancies in the air corps reserve. The Nubians paid the Egyp tian Pharoah Tutankhamen war tribute of which giraffes were a part. SANITONE CLEANING Electric Cleaners Phone 300 TO HONOR STUDENTS COTTAGE GROVE, June 7- (Special) The 1041 graduate who attend the Methodist church will be guests of honor at the morning service Sunday, June 8. The high Cnhnril m-.r4liatoe nrsl,,4a Mnnnin Brund. Marinrie WonHarrl. Vivian I McNew, Harry Sturges, Elmer Cone and Richard Weldon, Gradu ates of the eighth grade include Vona Beach, Norma Nicks, Lois Weldon, Laverne Stroup, Joyce Clark, Rita Shields, Reta Shields, Marylou Thompson, Bob Stroup and Reggie Land. RIDER THROWN Claude Terry, Westfir, was in jured Saturday morning when his motorcycle overturned, throwing him to the pavement. He was ad mitted to the Sacred Heart hos pital about 11 a. m. for treatment for face cuts. wm niviwTH t mam ENDS TONIGHT! BJ BLONDELL Lpj 1 vw it, DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 lililJ-M ENDS TONIGHT! r,'."".iia till WED. mam IJ.IIIIlill-IIMIHJ.HUIH THIEVES FALL OUT JANE (Ma Joad) DARWEU.-ALAN HALE in v m w a ui till SUN. Two Major Hits ! - In Glorious Color "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD" with S ABU also "KEEPING COMPANY" with FRANK MORGAN NOTICB OF FINAL, SnTU5MENT THE UNDERSIGNED. Executrix etf tha csttt of Augusta P. KuUtrom, de ceased, has lied her Supplemental final Account m tne matter of aald ettata with tne county cierK of Lane Countv. Oregon, and an order haa been made and entered of record by the Countv Court of aald County directing this notice and appointing the 30th day of June. ltMi. at tne nour of 10 o'cinrir a. m. aa the time and the County Court Koom in tne county court House in Eugene. Oregon, aa the place, for hear. Ing any objectiona to the final account or ma estate. Any persona Having ob jections to the final account shall pre sent them before the County Court on or Detore sam a ate. Dated at Euzene. Oreson. thl iTih day of May. 1941. IDA PATTERSON. Executrix of the Estate of Augusta P. Karlstrom, De ceased. E. M. IMMEL. Attorney for Estate. First Natl. Bank Bldg., Eugene. Ore. 477 Sat June 14. DANCE Willamette Park SATURDAY NIGHT ARl HOLMAN'S ORCHESTRA with BETTY WYCOFF Ladies free until 9:30 The HOLLAND TONIGHT Herschel Davis and His Orchestra 2 FLOOR SHOWS Vaudeville Circuit Cocktail Bar Ladies with escorts free cover charge till 9:30. Phone 1592 or 4080 for Table Reservations Want fid Rates One time, per line- 9 times 7 times . lltte ll e Count 5 average-sized words to the line Deduct S per cent for cash. Mini mum charge. 55c. Reader notices. 10c per line par day. A special low cash rate to per sons out of work on "Work . Wanted" advertisements. PHONE ItOO Credit Is extended Eugene and suburban telephone subscribers who wish to place advertisements by 'phonfc Ren! Fr " SPLENDin r . S-al 3 J Almost lika i?"" HOM. dential new. B,VJ ? McMillan Tst 8 J. 3 h "reoiace. ni "v id costWT$foottins'd Sale nrice $65nn0 t? WoftI -Ph.SDr.eabSBnB4 mm- lake $8.ann . "WOO, larm land with T i c?" W Der mn rf.JS,VaS lease tnr at Tri'ffi?. 'I- GAHDM law kitchen, dininl rooms, utility rn?r?.5'.. W lurnace, etc hath j 'B ( 1 5, ACR ESTluTevenSTT tivation. eood soUaH 8 1 w- "i-E- Broadway jjuudiea ii mi S w fne"e: 12-rmhoisemwithSj lniz. barn anH m.uu". '.?1UI A. rnnrh nn UVUKS' I S W EuEene on good road. bl ATTRACTIVEHOMS On Wo.f an, , iJ,S." $1,000 down, bal. $25 Mr hdw. f pa fivoni... -,rc! MRS.J3URKE, 742 Will. tuuuuy nome redurwi only $6800. Wonderful lH m ou, jhusene on a Professional Cards CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT PERCY W. BROWN SPENCER R. COLLINS DENTISTS Lee, W. B Tiffany Bg. 42-J. 42-M PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS FOX. I. R 709 Miner. Phone 849. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN DR. H. H. PETERS. Tiffany Bide, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DR. TAYLOR. 430 Miner. Ph. 276, PHOTO COPYING WHEN OTHERS FAIL Coma to us. Try our Chinese natures herb remedies . . will belp you regain good health. Disorders, sinusitis, heart, tung, Uver. kidney, stomach, gas. constipation. -Jeers, diabetes, rheumatism, gall and bladder, fever, skin, female complaints. CUnrVta flifln Chinese Med. Herb Co. Office hours only Wed. and Sunday, S:30 to 6:00 p. m. 3. B. FONG CONSULTATION FREE 720 Willamette, Eugene, Ore. Special Dance Saturday Night IOLLYTIME BALLROOM OAKRIDGE, OREGON Sponsored by EAGLES DRILL TEAM of Eugene See The Drill Team Perform Music By Vera Mlnkler's Orch, TONIGHT Follow the Crowd TO ROSKIES Edgewater Club n S No Cover Charge COCKTAIL BAR The Eugene ReKlsterGuard la a mem ber of the Associated Press. The Associ ated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also all the local news published herein. All rights of publica tion of special dispatches herein are also reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier, yearly In advanceS.0O By Carrier, monthly ,. . .50 By Mail In Oregon, yearld4.00 My Mail In Oregon, yearly ..oo Outside of state, vnrlv .no oy iviau, 1 month ay Mall In Oregon. 3 months 1M 11 l .j r AUUKr.ns In Malting Charge of Address please I've former address as well as the new. This is necessary in order that your credit can be transferred and paper topped at old address. Legal Notices NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 4, Lano County, Oregon, that the Annual School Election of said district will be held at the following polling places, between the hours of 2 and 7 P. M.. on Mon day, June 16. 1941. This election Is called for the purpose of electing one ------- .. iyj, ,lv "ears, I Voting places shell be aa followa: For those legal electors residing North of 11th and East of Lincoln Street, at the Washington School. 7th and High Streets. For all those residing South of llth I and East of Alder Street, at the Roose- Agate Streets. For those residing South of llth and S?3l i" Ma" strMt' th' Frances Willard School. I3lh and Olive Streets For those residing North of llth and WP-t ff T ..nrT. C. . . . e . ."V"-"1" u me Lincoln Srnool. loth and Monro Str-of.. Dated this 7th dav of June. 1941. g. d. McLaren. ... . Diwiu ui uirector.. Attest: E. A. LUNDY, Clerk. mi inurs June 12. The Playground COCKTAIL m-"" --r W - b ---! (Ba- now 0pen en TT TJ Sundays at 2 p. m.) BttXXlt DANCING WITH HAL HARDIN'S ORCHESTRA EVERY SAT. NIGHT HOBBY HORSES DINNERS SWIMMING Cover Charge 55c FREE ADMISSION TO PICNIC GROUNDS! NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE l harlv -I. .u. ... - undersigned as administratrix of the u , J ,ull,,nw Jarrett. deceased, has filed In the counlv court for Lane Countv. nr0AH 1.-1 i ... such administratrix and said court has 191. at ten o'clock A. M. as the time and the rounty judge's office In th. county courthouse in Eugene. Lane , 7" ' "renon, as tne place for hear ing objections. If any. to aald final account and the settlement thereof. All Persons Intaraata J j , ... J,d ,lna' ""mint are hereby notified to fii. their ohlectlons' thereto . " ?J " ,ne UPrK of "am court 512,7 j M d llme "nd nIMr ' "Id time And nlana -il"' ,,ne "r't "Wlctlon of this is oune vrn. ll41. CARnrn Amu nmm as administratrix of the estate inn t I """"w iarreit, deceased. NOTICE OF HEARINO FINAL A flT11 IT s Notice la hereby given that b order r-,;. oe m se .for Una Couayr. Oregon, J up 1T, U41, at tb BEAUTIFUL COPIES hand-col ored enlargements from your treasured photographs and tiny prized snapshots. RTCLjrp successor to DlGnir Bruno studios 972 Willamette Phone 35 Funeral Directors 100 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Springfield 6th and B. 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Hold and call Eugene 3511. Reward. LOST Ladies' round gold wrist- watch, jfri. o. m. down town, Reward. Ph. 2068. Transportation 160 Tm.8T RATFR Portland O. W. S1.85: R. T. $3 Lv. Eugene 8:00 a. m.. 5:45 p. m, San Francisco $6.25: R. T. $11.25. Los Angeles Sli: K. t. sih.hu. nm.T.AP pt.tis T.rras 49 E. Broadway Phone 909 2 T.AriTES Want ride tn L. A, about 12th. Share exn. Ph 1797-W. 812 W. Broadway. TAKE 2 to L. A.: leave by Sun day. 534 E. 15th. Ph. 3734-W. Real Estate for Sale 200 VERY CLOSE IN MODERN SUBURBAN HOME 7 large rooms, fine full cement basement, pipe furnace, fire place, oak floors, a nearly new house of very good construction. Also another small cottage, fine hgni Bmrl nniiltrv VirtUR. SiX acres, aood productive, well; drained land. Good view of city. Price $6850. Might take a little trade. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1029 Willamette Phone" Tn riisE ootntn' ans-ncre farm, B miles S. of Eugene on Alder St. road: 75 acres tillable. 40 acres good timber, balance open timber and pasture: fenced and cross-fenced with woven wire, four all-year springs. .Rood barn. $7000 or will trade for Eu gene property. Ph. 1048-J or 178. GOOD stock ranch. 289 acres with key to outrange: also 80 acres unimproved, good land, laeai pr irrigation. Both nicely located with power line. Pearl Mont gomery, Noti, Ore, READY TO MOVE IN. $4350 2-berlrnnm auhiirbnn home oil furnace, well-built through out, lot 86x192. beautiful trees. PAUL W. C. AMPHFf.1V PEALTOR APRTT MV)A i '7 $300 down. $25 month o,J S.""1' reuerai lane, Clara. EQUITY 7-rm. house, ctej m.t wwu. miu rauroaa yd. wm. siuu. some 1134 W. 2nrl. Ph imv'T ' HOMESITES, SlFalrsll 99. Bus. sites, hwy. frontaii vj. udwus. owner on place. I FURN. Apt., netting $80: neaJ oi u line conaiuon. Kl 3uuu aown. ttoom 207. Broadway. WHERE YOUR $ HAS MOM nesi location lor apt oi ftrtlirt in heart rf H. trees: new hwy. ReduceJJ quick saie. neg.-iiuara noti NEW modern 2 bedim. housJ a., siYuu cash, lri mile! ffl ' or cimira road. LOT 50x112. W. 18th Ave. J io j i denerson. a-i p, ml R. N. STEVENSOI REALTOR 207 Tiffany Bldg. Ph. 1728 cr H. E. CULLY & ASS0CIA1 Complete Realty Service Lots Homes Loans Busim 69 W. Broadway-Ph, 7 SIX room house, double garl lawn, flowers, cherries, wil and shade trees. $5000. Tel Call at 1Z58 High street. 2V Acres, some inwove. to Eugene. S1200. S350 ii Reg.-Guard box 5031. 80 A., spring water, creek, cl and poles. Trade for tovratJ erty. J. F. Wigle. woti, urt 27 A., mod. 4-rms. 1 nil ridge: summer or perm, hora H. , amgietary, uaKnoge. LAKE CABIN Mercer Latel F. A. Moody, 1445 Polk, or 1 Moody. Florence, re. See H. N. TRAXLER, Crer for real estate. Many ltsttoj 5-RM. house, available now: i every evening. 790 W. 12a VIEW LOT Well located on low Hill. $1500 cash. PhJi NOTI house and lot. Clear. H Hrandt. Ht. i. resweiiLvij SPRINGFIELD - New M house. ReascniableJ2BLE STORE BLDG. and .dweliir i Rath, veneta. R. W. POTTER Heal BtoSj surance i. -. BTRM. house,in Grants i Pasu trade for Eugene; mit Ph. ,1J:M- -g FORsult?. JKJSR'S with ii. K. inBAui R. E. toerasJ;OVto!ri HOMES. Farm tfjff; $ ery loans. 4 ud. r.J.l u-.i Pctnte Wanted -jn. 4 vMt 1 WAHEDrrX:w 755 wniswi'MSw WETave.some -Jjf- List your H'"" ,1 really want to MU'r AGj PETERSON M0RTGW( 20R 3 HSlyTW m't bal. mtTu parti good buy. Give run." ' K.-Guardjoxm BACRES or more t range, good grass A water. Ph. ' r- presneU- Rt. 4. Eugene. E.'-r' J. D. Dorron--- loTACRETpl J. DorrSa- New. wien,pre(efJ or 3-bedroom. nVmust W .'"i,. tOO Pi'"l( i'OMtaer Blclg. vJ&SM J?0J