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Newspaper Page TextI, Dies Dentist, L B. Bead. 73. 560 S. east, retired Eu- jiti Wednesday ,. I hospital. 'f1 several weeks. .Um of Kansas' born Z Winfleld. Kans. fftijon in 1891- set ..nt Hill, end receiv- rlentls- "".ivi retiring two in. was married here fiMJ to Ethel Barbour. UrMd by his wife; one i with Pan- rw....andn..n; p,t Malum 1 '3 ure tdis-l lords of tongue r ten th88 I won'l insured p u could have KB and now it JOM. Wt dslay Lgrt here now. D, CAMPBELL Wnce agency. , Brmdwa; Phone 1609 Imorrhoids ll (FILES) but be relieved from rectal and bowel trou rilhout the loss of time, letbod ii safe, sane and - II pay you to lnvesti- Milt- GEO.A. SIMON troprittio Physician 1Mb Ave, Phone 3333 tU for Free Booklet On Read Hemenway, Cottage Grove. He was a member of First Christian church in Eugene, and at one time bad been teacher of the largest boys' class in the state, in Sunday school. He was a mem ber of Liberty lodge No. 171, A. F. and A. M., of Springfield. Funeral arrangements will be announced later through the Veatch-Hollingsworth mortuary. . Strategic Italian Peak Recaptured ROME, Feb. 21 M American troops striking over Italian moun tain terrain so forbidding that at times they used ropes to scramble up the steep slopes, have captured Monte Belvedere and several vil lages on the peaks west of the Pistoia-Bologna highway. The Germans fought back vi ciously, but all counterattacks were repulsed and the fighting for the dominant heights continues, an allied communique said today. Once before allied troops had held the commanding, 3,500-foot peak of Monte Belvedere, but the nans recaptured it- last Nov. 28 and had held it since. Patrols continued to be very ac tive on the rest of the Italian front, with no changes of position re ported. The Germans still were peppering allied positions with propaganda leaflets. Grange Seeks Hall The Santn Clara trance Tues day night launched plans to push a campaign for funds to erect a grange hall, with the naming of a committee to Investigate ways and means. The committee is composed of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Baldwin, Mrs. C. D. Chezem, Mrs. Roy Overgard, Mrs. Victor Chapman, Mr Emer ick, Mrs C. 5. Sederlin and Mrs. S. S. George, At the meeting In the Santa Clara school Emerlck was elected assistant steward and Mrs. George was elected Seres. The next meeting will feature a 15th anniversary program and there will be a potluck supper starting at 8:30 p. m. There was a box supper after Tuesday night's meeting. The program included quotations from Washington and Lincoln. ;ss Wonderful Itching Skin! Vtfy twthe itching, burning , farms. Pimples, Athlete's damiltr skin and scalp irri iMtoertemal cause apply Doctor's highly medicated, liquid backed by 85 years I Ztmo ALSO aids healing. ,000,000 packages sold. First irtaen! In 8 wm aa m m f RADIO BROADCASTS Band! 6:43 Band, Starytailtr KOR1 U4M) WEDNESDAY :JO-polllf ht i.iu. aim nayu 3: li Superman 5:30 Tom Mix 5:44 Newt Wlr : 00 Gi.br... Heatttr 6:13 Dinner Muale Brown btona Th. T:QO Nwi Til Lowell Thomas T:30 Lona Hangar 1:00 Main Uni 1:30 Sport Rvlw 1:43 Brown'a Orch. 9:CONtw 9: 15 Musical Souvenirs :iO Fellnf U Mutual :45 Roger's Orch. 10:00 ru) ton Low is. jr, 10:15 Treasury Salutt 10 30-New i 10:43 n CaptUn 11:00 True Detective 11:16 Curt Miimv 11:30 Starlight Sernad 11:45 News KOAO - T BUM DAT 10:00 a.m. New T:0O Icebox Follies 10:13 Horoamaktra Hour 7:30 On Stage Everyb'dy 11 :0O School ot Air 6:00 Ted MJont 11:10 Let's Sing. Amatiea :15 Lum and Abnar 11:30 Concert Ball 1:30 Counterspy U:0O News t:0O Keep Up with Wld 1113 p.m. Farm Hour Eugene Markets BtTTTBKFAT (Barter PHeae) Premium quality (maximum of M of 1 par cant acw) 61 ie First quality (maximum of H ot 1 par cent acid) , ,, , .. , n.u.f Second quality -. -.. 4Hf Bl'TTKB twaelesaia Prlaa) Grada AA prints Grade A prlnU , Quarter cube 9:30 News 9:43 News Drama 10:00 Pacific Reporter 10:15 Band Wafton 10 30 Concert Hour 11:30 Danca Band 11:45 Organ KOIN (976) WEDNESDAY 5:00 p. m. Mary Marl In 9:13 Red's Gang 5:30 Flsnnery, News 8:45 News 5:55 BUI Henry. News 6:00 Frsnk Sinatra 6:30 Which Is Which T:00 Great Moments 7:30 Let Yourself Go s:w fiiritwood Show 1.30 Soot Markets It: 44 Vocational Agri, 1:00 Ridtn' Range 1:15 Traffic Safety 1:30 Variety Tune S: 00 Home Garden Hour : SO Memory Book S:QO Nea KOBE (UM) T BUB-ID AY J: 13 Musio of Mastsrs 6:00 a mNews "" 6:03 Early Bird 4:13 UnJlnished Business 6:35-Stop. Look, Figure 4:30 America Marches T:0O-New. 4:46 Music Salon 7:13 Musical Reveille .nuaani 7:43-etmonette ow mv THUMDAT 6:00 Boots tV Saddles 6:00 aa.m. Farm Fair 8:33 News 6:30 Kneasa With News 9:30 Take It Easy Tims 6:43-Journal of Living 8:43 Here's Music . 7:00 Graeme Flstchcr :w wm. Uing, News T: 15 News 7:30 Choral Singers 7:43 Sam Hayes 00 Stars of Today 8:13-Jsmes Abba 8 SO Ed Cast and Polly 9:00 Voice ot Nauon 9:13 Morton Downey 6:45 Moments Musicals 10:00 News 10:13 Melodytima 10:30 Paula Stone 0.4S- Cllvm Anrav JiMhMM . Q-H 1 -an-V Smith 11:00 News 9:30 Personality Hour 1:0& Rhvthm rrwnai in-m Sfhaol PTOCTtm 8:15 Music that SaUifiss D Vou Remember 10:30 Homemskers' Hour O JVur. cnriStian i.ovw-mwn iuay iu:9 nv 8:55 Starling. News 21:45 Song Spinners 11:00 Guiding Light 6:00-3ack Carson 11:00 News 11:13 Todty Children :30-Northwest Neighbors :15 P-m. Music 11:30 Women n Wnf 10:00 Five Star Final 13:30 War Commentary 11:44 Hymns of Churches 10:15 Wartime Women la:35 Arden's Orch. 11:00 Woman of America 10:10 Ten to Go 12:55 Human Side of War 12:16 p.m. Ma Parkins 10:30 Monroe Orchestra 1:00 Lighthouse Temple 12:30 Pepper Young 10:45 Texas Rangers 1:15 Romance 12:45 Right to Happiness U:0O Man Named Jordan i0 Tommy Harris Time 1:00 Backstage wife U:14Behtnd Scenes 1:60 Surprise Package 1:13 Stella Dallas iirsn Air.n. 1:35 Red oaa RaDorter l Lorenxo Jones 11:35 Strand Orchestra 3 0O Prayer 1:45 WIdder Brown 3:15 Holland Show 3:30 Record Revue 3:46 Johnson Family 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:15 Rex Miller 4:30 Mutlc by Matters 4:45 Songs of Love E G C-ft B rlnt Meal Or ad A large Grade B large .... Grade A medium Grade B medium . , Grade A small . -Sic 16c 30c EGOS (WhelesaJa PrHe la Betansrs) Grade A large . 43.6c Grade A medium , Grade A small . . . , Grade B large ... 40e roi'LTRT (Bay tag Prlee) . Grade A large Grade B large .lac Grade A medium . ...34c Springs under 1 lbs. . , , , Stags and cocks ., , , Short wool pasts i sunn Long wool pelts . KIP CASCABA Catcara, lb. ... Vny grape rooa. lb. Fm. lb. mmmmmmmm MOIAIB Short, lb. Lons. lb. OKAINS Wh.at, Ad. buahal Wheat, whin, buahal wnita oata, ton New York Markets By BERNARD S. 0HABA NEW YORK, Feb. 11. APt The Stock market was Jolted today by selling flurries attributed to federal reserve board chairman Eccle'e proposal for In creased taxes on wartime speculative profits In equity securities and real es tate. At the peak of the selling many indus trial and rail leaders were down 1 to more than 1 points but near the close the list received better support and losses were reduced. Volume was about 1, TOO. 000 shares. Another late development was a demand for gold and copper sharee which WalPatreeters watched with con fused ideas as to inflationary and de flationary implications of Washington alms for tightening the wartime acon omr. St 11) tn arrears but showing a consid erable recovery from the bottoms near the flnlih were Chrysler, V. S. Steel, Bethlehem. Santa Fe, Southern Paclfie and Northern Pacific. General Motors, Goodyear, Sears Roebuck. Harvester, Westln shout. Douglas Aircraft, and. Great Northern remained heavy. Show ing net gains of fractions to a point were Howe Sound, Alaska Juneau, American Smelting, International Nickel, Montgomery Ward, Phelps Dodge, Dome Mines, snd Anaconda. Eugene Register-Guerd. Wednesday, Feb. Jl, 1945 Page 7 Buck 'deer lose their antlers during the winter and grow new ones in the spring. LAST TIMES TONIGHT! 1 Mrs. Laura Ellen Koepp Mrs. Laura Ellen Koepp, 75, died Tuesday at' her home, 458 Blair Boulevard. Born in Polk county, Wisconsin, Sept. 14, 1869, she came to Eugene nearly 60 years ago, in 1887, from South Da kota. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Otto Koppe, Eugene, and Mrs. Harold Bessonette of Swiss home; three sons, Guy Koepp, Hollywood; Bert and Ray Koepp of Eugene; 14 grandchildren and s i x great - grandchildren ; one brother, Will Baker of Crescent City, Calif. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Simon mortuary, Rev. V. T, Speece offi ciating. Burial will be in the IOOF No. 1 cemetery. POTATOES J 1 Burbanks 1 e Bliss Triumphs 1 Early Rose O White Rose' Get Your Supply NOW! STANDARD FEED CO. 1 ST 7TH AVE. : PHONE 44 ZZ33 QHJO 43 QT. mm 4 V mm I 11:45 Swan Orchestra 11:30 news, cbs Midnight Music fc News KOAO (MSI WEDNESDAY S:00p.m. On Upbeat 5:30 Strictly Jazz 5:45 Beyond Victory 0:00 United Press News :15 Evening Farm Hour KOIN (M0 THURSDAY 8:30 Farmers Union 6:45 Spot Market m.-News 7:00Shorthand Contest : Wertem Stars T:30-Symphonv (A Melody :30-KOIN Kloclt t-h r .m,. ui.. 7:Jt Newi 7:55 Ore-Ids Basketball. J??-"wofth- News :30 News 9:45 Med lUtioni KOW670) WBDNCSDAT 3:00 p.m. OK Release 5:15 Charles Barbe 5:30 Songs Oood Cheer 5:45 Elmer Peterion B: 00 Eddie Cantor 6:30 District Attorney 7:00 Kyser's Kollege 8:00 Supper Club 8:15 Fleetwood Lawton B:SD carton of Cheer 9:0OMr., Mrs. North 7:45 Prinile. News 0:00 Consumer News S:15 Valiant Lady 8:30 Light of World 0:45 Aunt Jenny 9:00 Kate Smith 9:15 Big Sister 9:30 Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Life Beautiful 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:30 Bemad ins Flynn 10:45 The Goldbergs 11:00 Joyce Jordan 11:15 Two on Clue 9!30-Qu'i of Two Cities H:?Mrry "2 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 Town News 10:25 Musical Interlude 10:30 Symphonette 11:00 Biltmore Orch. 11:30 St. Francis I 1 , V.nj. in-rvw.r w..... vMiH4.. 1:30 Tales Far t Near 12i.5-t-Bwlng ShUt 3:-Ncwspav of Air S; 00 News 11:45 Tena and Tim 12:00 News 12:13 p.m. Neighbors 12:30 Bright Horizons 12:45 Bachelor's Children . 1:00 House Party 1:25 Tops for Today KTX tlM WEDNESDAY 5:00 p.m. Terry 6:15 Ofck Tracy 5:30 Jack Armstrong 5:45 Capt. Mtdntfht 8:00 Soft snd Mellow , 0:15 For All Humanity 2:00 When Girl Marries 2:15 Portia Faces Ufa 2:30 Just Plsaln Bill 2:45 Front Page rarrell 3:00 Road of Ufe 3:15 David Harura 3:30 Pleasure Time 3:4V-Aunt Mary 4:00 Dr. Kate 4:15 News of World 4:30 Relax In Rhythm 4:45 Day Foster KEX (1IM) THURIDAT 6:00 a.m. Bugler 7:0 Around World 7:15 Martin AgronskT 7:30 James Abbe 7:45 Listening Post 8:00 Breakfast Club I 9:00 Glamour Manor 9:30 Hollywood 10:00 Tony Morie 10:15 Stars of Today 10:30 True Story 11:00 Baukhege Talking 11:15 Mystery Chef 11:30 Ladles, Be Seated 1 X :00 Correspondents 12:15 p.m. Rosa Rio 12:30Wohn B. Kennedy 12:45 Western Songs 1:00 Time Views Newi 1:15 Radio Parade 1:30 Gil Martyn, News 1:45 Hollywood 1:50 Gen. Paul Malona i: 00 What's Doing, Ladles 2:30 Church in Wlldwood 3:45 Frank I e Carle 3:00 Grace' Elliott 9:15 Kneass With News Public Market EOQ9 OvsrsUs . , ursde A large 3:15 Callintf Pan-America 3:30 ADDOintment 3:45 World Today 4:00 Symphonic Swing 3:55 Meaning of News 4:15 Raymond Swing 4:00 Sandra Martin 4:30 Stage Door' Mefody 4:15 Strange Romance 4:45 Hop Hanigia 4:30 Lost Persons 3:00 Terry Jail Ordered In Circus Fire HARTFORD, Conn., Feb. 21 if) Superior Judge William J. Shea today imposed prison sent ences on three officials of the Rtngllng brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus and sent three other circus men to jail, all for involuntary manslaughter in con nection with the circus fire here last July which claimed 168 lives. Those sentenced were George W. Smith, SI, general manager and Leonard S. Aylesworth, 42, chief tent man, two to seven years in state prison, James A. Haley, 46 year old vice-presidSnt and director, one '.o five years in .state prison. Edward R. Versteeg, 44, chief electrician, and William Caley, 35, chief seatman, one year in the county jail. They are all from Sar asota, Fla. David W. Blanchfield, 87, chief truckman, Hartford, six months in jail. At the same, time Judge Shea fined the Rlngllng brothers, Bar num and Bailey Combined Shows, Inc., the official name of the con cern, $10,000. All of the defendants and the corporation itself had pleaded no contest to Involuntary manslaugh ter and before passing sentence Judge Shea remarked that this was "equivalent to a plea of guilty." 'ay oa triajr. 40c 40c -IMS j: 5 MS S49 Orada A medium Orada A amall WOOL Coar&e, lb. Lamb, lb. ... Axis Sees Allied Landing In China LONDON, Teb. 21. (U. Axis broadcasts said today that an army of 30,000 American troops and 00 Chinese divisions has been massed in southwestern China to support an American landing on the east coast of China. The German Transocean news anencv. ouotlntf rifanatchei from ..40c . ary force awaited a signal to start 4Dc an overland offensive in coordln- Lonc wool pelta VEGETABLE Carroti. bunch Celery, bunch Table Queen Squath. each . Cabbale, lb Red Pcppere, lb. , Oreen Pepperi. lb. Haaienci. Dunon Spinach, lb. Parirtlpa Potatoee, lb. pareley, bunch Lima Beane. lb. Beau, bunch Turnlpa IOc ISC -J lba. Uc "'" ISC ..10c S buncha. 95c Small Navy Beam, lb. loo Swlts Chard I lba. ISc Mustard Greene, lb. 15c Leaf Lettuce, lb. 20c iieaa Lettuce l for 2o Cauliflower, lb. Oyeter Plant, buncb 10c tic I ation with the amphibious assault .-too on the coast o! The Chinese were said to be .jsa concentrated in Yunnan province, '! including troops transferred from the Burma front. The location of the reported American army was not specified, but Transocean said the Yanks were equipped with tanks and heavy artillery. 1 I .f0r V" ,.', I 1 ) nliDin ii lsiiisaw iirn 1 II INNII.lllMf.- 1 If BlBISIaSIBTStSSI I s I Celery Hearts Hothouse Tomatoes, lb. .... FRUITS Dried Italian Prunei, lb. HM Dried Noble Frencn Prunes, lb, , Apples, best, bu. ,. MIBCELIiANEOVS Honey, 5 lb. paU, !. 1 lb, . wauiuis, id. 30c 5-t5c Walnut miaU. V lb. Mat lb. , Filberts, lb. - Rabbits, dressed, lb. . Grape juice, gallon .- Cslsvoi, escb - - -- i .. ,. , . . Turkeys, lb. . , 40c .43.50 3Sc 35c ..50o .35-400 .50c 25c Portland List Plywood Election Set The national labor relations board has set March 7 as the date for a hearing in Eugene to con sider an election among employes of the Springfield Plywood com pany following the petition of the Willamette Valley district council of Lumber and Sawmill Workers union (ATL) for bargaining rights with the company. The company's employes are now represented by the Plywood and Veneer Workers local 9-233, affiliated with the Plywood, Box, Shook and Door council, district No. 9 (CIO). The hearing -was orlglnal.y scheduled for Teb. 10 but was postponed because of the NLRB's failure to notify ill in terested parties. From black coal Ur art' ob tained over 3,000 kinds of dyes, many , of bright color. Active Club Speaker Dr. Warren D. Smith, professor of geology and head of the de partment of geography at the Um versity of Oregon, will discuss the Philippine islands before mem bers of the Active club at their noon luncheon in the Eugene hotel Thursday, Smith, who was chief of the bureau of mines at Manila, P. I., from 1807 to 1914 and again in 1920 and '22, will attempt to clari fy questions brought up by cur rent world events. He is the author of numerous scientific papers and press articles and of the book "Geology and Mineral Resources of the Philip pine Islands." ' , Rations On Canning Sugar To Be Cut WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 (U.R) Rations of sugar for home can ning this year will be smaller and will be harder to get, the of fice of price administration re vealed today. Under a drastically curtailed rationing program, 20 pounds will be the limit ot the canning allow ance for one person. Any one fam ily will be held to 160 pounds of canning sugar. No 'ration stamps will be vali dated for canning sugar. Accord ingly, you can not take stamps to the grocer and obtain canning 3tigar, as in former years. Instead, stamp No. 13 is to be affixed to an application to the ration board, this for Identification purposes only. AU allotments will be made di rectly by local ration boards. Ra tions will be determined accord ing to an OPA scale of estimates, with a limit of one pound of sugar for each four quarts of fruit or fruit juices. Alvadore Man Held On Charqe of Death Threat Carl Rowe, 40, of Alvadore was bound over to the grand Jury in the local Justice court Wednesday on a charge of threatening to com mit a felony. He waived prelim inary hearing and Justice Brown ell fixed his ball at $1900. The Information, signed by Fred Mallloux, police officer at Junc tion City, charged the. defendant with threatening his wife, Jean, by allegedly saying to her "I've told you the only way you'll leave me is In death, and if you don't drop this case, this is It. PORTLAND. Or... Feb. 1-AJ But ter AA grade, prliiti, 4S-46t.c eartoni. 4S.-41ttcl A grade print. 4SU-4SI eartoni, 8t..4eui B grade, prlnU, 49V4-49V.C, eartoni. 46-441.-. . ButterfatFirat quality maximum of .. or 1 percent acidity, delivered In PorUand. SS-52V.O: premium quality maximum of .U of 1 per cent acidity, ..-5SI.CI valley route, and country poinu, c ice. man wit or 00-fill.o. EBXaTO retallari: AA. extra tare-. 48c ! AA, large 4Sct A. large 44ci A medluma. 40ci amall tpullete), 97c do-en. Live poultryBuytng prlcee from pro ducer.: boiler, up to a lbs., SO'jct fryer.. S to 314 lba. slci roaiter.. over 3Mi lbs. 3tci leghorn. 31c lb.: col ored hen., .11 w.lghts, 37Vc lb.i rooster. ana n.i jpc. country MealftHoubaeK trice, to re tell.: Country Itlll.d hog., best butch er., 130-140 lb., lD-20c; ve.lers. AA, 33H0I A, II Uc; B le-iav.es C, lS-171 culls. 1J-19C. B.ef, AA, 314.CI A, 30V.CI B, 134-14. C.nn.r-cutt.r cow., 13-14ei bull., cann.r-cutt.r., 14-141 lambs, AA, ci A, 34V.CI B, 33Vci C, 10-JOc; was, rs, lSV.ct medium, 12cl R, 10V.D. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tallere: Oregon triplet., SS.Sct daisies, as.to lb. I loaf, SO.lo Ib.t triplet, to whol.Ml.rl, 37c; loaf, X7t.o f.o.b. RabblU: Government oalltng: Avert' ago country killed to retailers, 444 lb.t live price to producer., 33.34c lb. TurkeySeUing price to retallere: Dressed hen. end Toms 4344. lb. Turkeys Alivet Government celling buying prlcee: Hens and Tom. for gov rnment sale. 10.30. lb.i foe dvlllan trade, 3S-200 lb. Onion. Green, BT-S&c dozen bunches. Onions Idaho. S-tnch, 33. Mi do No. 1 and 3; local, Oregon, S3-2.2ft per 60-lb. beg: Idaho white, I) bag: boilere 10k 34c. C.scara bark 1044 peal, IS. up, Moh.l 1043, 13-month. 4Sc lb.' Hop ffomin.l contract! 1844, SSa UP! IMS, 7BCI IHt, SM lb.i 1D4T, tOo lb. Hay Wholesale prices nominal! Al falfa. No. 3 or better 4M-34 ton) o.t vetch. $15 ton, v.lley points: timothy fCstern Oregon) S30-3S ton! clover, 2- 129 ton. Potatoes Deechutee No. 1, ( 1: Klamath rails, ( I cental; No. and ru)l, tl.M pot SO-lb. bag! local 100 In some states It is a crime to attempt to commit suicide. Wanted! Men And Women Who Are Hard of Hearing Ta Buki Uit tiplt. o rlak tuti-inc tMt. Ii ? -ft Umporirllr dftlnad. bothtrtd br ringing boit-nr ktaJ eelus 4u t h-Hrtn4 or erilt4l (cmru nn), trr th Ourta Hob Mtthod Uit that m mnr ur nfcUl thtn to kr w !1 tguim. Too mt kar b-rtter afUr oi-lifBi tkti inpU bont Urt or rett trill rH four tnoncr b-ek tt one. Aak abovt Ourint) JLUr DroiH t4tf at HIRONS EVERl-BODrS DRUG 986 WllUmette NOW PLAYING 1 iPLUSi Hyde In Flax Post Clarence D. Hyde, Eugene real tor, has been elected secretary. treasurer of the Willamette Valley Flax Growers association, accord ing to an Associated Press dispatch frcm Salem. New officers were elected at an association meeting In Salem Tues day. R. Ft. Mitchell, St Paul, be came vice-chairman and Glen Ritchey, Forest Grove, was elected chairman. Union Agreement The first two-weeks-vacation-wlth-pay agreement to be signed with any group in the lumber In dustry was made in Eugene Wed nesday between the Willamette Valley district council, Lumber j and sawmill worKers y Ar L ana the Willamette Valley Operators association, C. P. Richards, union secretary, announced Wednesday. This agreement was reached through negotiations and without assistance of governmental aids, Richsrds said. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Teb. II .'API (WrAl Salable cattle 300; total too: ' -.labia and total calves ftd; market ac-' tlve: fully steady: common-medium steers 1I.0O-13.00; taw good fed eteere' te.40-90; medium-good helfere 13.35-14.00: few head strictly good -W lb. heifers 15.50: common gr.dce down to 10.00: cann.r-cutter cows largely 7.00-9.50; hbeliy cowe downward to 5.501 fat dairy type cows 10.00-11.00; few medium-good beef cows 11. -6-13.50! good bulls 13.00 76! good-choice vsalere 14.00-16.00l odd heed to 15.60. Beleble hoge 210 1 total 1500; market eetlve, steady; good-choice 170-370 lbs., 16.761 heevler and lighter weight. 15.00) good sows 14.50-15; few ISO lba. 15.00: choice feeder pigs quotable up to 18.50. Sala-le and total ahecp loot merket .ready with demand broad I 1 lot good. I choice 97 lb. No. 1 pelte -horn lembe 14.761 good-choice wooled lamb, quot eble 19.00.60; common gredes salable downward to 11.00! good ewe. seleble : around 7.50: slaughter good-ehoioo kinds eligible to 100. I LAST TIMES TODAY! -PORTLAND CHAIN PORTLAJfD, Ore , Tib. 11 . f AP Wheat, no futures quoted.' Caah train not quoted. Cash wheat (bid. lift white MS'Vl toft white fexcluglnf Rexl l.M't white club l.EWi western red 189'. Herd red winter: ordinary I U!i: 10 per cent l.S4i U per cent l.Mi 12 per cent l.4. Hard white baartt ordinary t.um 10 per cent 1-M; ll per eat l.Mi It per cant t.M. Today's car rtcelpta: wheat IT: bar- ( ley 4i flour if corn ll oata ; nay ll ntlllfee- f ne J. WORSTED-TEX and HOLLYWOOD CLOTHES MORRISON HENNINC Formerly DeNeffa's ! ArTERMATH FORT COLLINS, Colo. Samuel V. Lynes was only slight ly hurt when hlg automobile was involved In a collision. In going for help he fell Into the grease pit on an abandoned filling station, cutting his fact , and pos.lbly fracturing his jaw. AN OLD TIME DANCE SILVER SPRAY Every Wednesday Nlyht EVERYONE INVITED! ICE) AllliA 1850 Wesl 6th Av. SKAT-NO DAILY 3 to 5:30 t to 10 p. m. BOB PAULETTE HOPE GODDARD "THE CAT AND THE CANARY'' with JOHN BEAL ir STARTS TODAY tredecen CerpritM ef Amerlci tniefil r holiday A NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the County Court of the State of Or-,-gon for Lama County has appointed Hatel M. Papa as Executrtx of the. Etata and Last Will and Testament of Edward C Papa, Deceased. All per-.. Bona having clalma egelnst said Estata are hereby nottflad to present the same, duly verified, to the Executrli at jot.. Miner Building, Bugena, Oregon, wlthla Six Monthe from the data of thla No. ttee. Dated this 7th day of February--.. 1SW. HAZEL, M PAPC Executrix. No. lS9SWedne1ay, March T, IMS. JS Death Notices 50' OGLESBY Natalia Magdalena r Oglesby of Lorane died at thr Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene on Feb. 21 at the ase of 69"f years. She was born In Ventura, Calif., to Mr. and Mrs. Flavio DeCampo. Surviving are her husband, W. F. Oglesby; three , sons, John F. of Portland; Woodon F. of Lorane; Albert) E. of Corvallis: three daughters, ' Mrs. Howard Stockton of Lor ane: Jean M. Oglesby of Cor1 vallls;. Mrs. Rebecca Smith of Estacada. Ore. Mrs. OKlesby., waa a member of the Methodist . church. Funeral services will be -held from the Keeney chapel In- Corvallis on Friday. Feb. 23 at 11:00 a. m. Interment will be in i the Crystal Lake cemetery inX Corvallis. Color Cartoon Sportllte "This la America" Newt j LAST TIMES TONIOHT1 BOlH10PEYjf y prinIess A. 12$ MAIU v I estna Mini vitiai I KOEPP Laura Ellen Koepp died ' at ner nome, -Oo oiioc, on Jj eb', 20. at the age of 75 years. Shav. was born in Polk county, Wis-. consin, Sept. 14. 1869, and came' to Eugene from South Dakota'"" in 1887. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Harold Besson ette of Swlsshome: Mrs. Otto Koppe of Eugene; three sons,,. Guv of Hollywood: Bert and -Ray of Eugene: 14 srnndchil- " dren and six greot-grandchil-dren; one brother Will Baker ot Crescent City, Calif. FuneraL,, services will be held from the ' Simon chapel Thursday, Feb. 22 at 2 p. m. Rev. V. T. Speece'" will officiate and interment will ? beJtrtheJOOF cemetervNq;lj.T Funeral Notices 75 COURTNEY Private funeral " aervices xor tyrus w. Courtney will be held from the .Simons chapel on Thursday, Feb. 22, at. 10 a. m. Rev. Walter J. Flscug will officiate. Interment in the luut no, 2 cemetery. 8 ll(I IMNNAN ' M.LABIIK Plus ii Complete fragrant of Beletced SJiort 8ub)ecta Doors Open 8:30 P, M. Dally Double Bill "THE SEVENTH CROSS" With Spencer Tracy, Blgne Hatao, Hume Croyn and Jessica Tandy PLUS "THE FALCON IN MEXICO' With Tom Conway and Martha MaeVlear DININQ DANCING 2 FLOOR SHOWS THE HOLLAND CLUB EUGENE'S SMARTEST NITE SPOT PHONE 4080 NO. ADM. CHARGE ' BEFORE 1:00 P. M. (EXCEPT ON SAT.) SCHARPF Funeral services for Mary M. Scharpf will be held from the St. Mary's Catholic church on Friday, Feb. 23 at 9 a. m. Rev. Father Francis P. Lelpiig will officiate and inter-" ment will be in the Mount Cal vary cemetery, Poole - Larsen chapel in charge, KYtE Funeral services for Ado-. line Kyle will be held at the Al pine chapel on Thursday, Feb. 22,,at ?D; m- Rev' L- - Griffith will officiate and Interment will be in the Alpine cemetery. Tha. . ciiniun cnapei is in cnarge. LANE Funeral services for- crtarles E. Lane will be held , from the Poole-Larsen chapel on Thursday. Feb. 22 at 2 p. m", Rev. Walter J. Flscus will of flclate and Interment will bf In the Rest Haven cemetery. ELLIOf'l' Funeral services for-' A. Earl Elliott will be held from'? The Phil Bartholomew ohapel in. - Springfield on Thursday. Feb. 2 R: m' Rev, Ellsworth , Tllton will officiate and inter- ment will be In the Pleasant Hill cemetery. r Funoral Director lflO POOLE-LARSEN FUNERAL nunit. pn 72S EUOENE CREMATORIUM 1100 Charnelton Ph 73 VKATCH rUTJERAL HOME Phone 112 Pearl 3t. at 10th . . Mtller-Sherman Funeral Home lunctlnn City Ph. 88 Harrlsbtira; 41" VT-ATCH-HOIXINGSWORTH Phone 112 Pr1 St. at 10th BRANSTETTER-SIMON CHAPECi Phone 43 11B2 Olive St PHIL BARTrlOLOMEW CHAPEi, Springfield 8th and B. Ph. 411'.' Card of Thanks wisir 120' We wish to thank Our msni1 friends for the many kindnesses ana oeauurui floral orrerlngs ln. our recent bereavement. Mrs. Lloyd Kindt and children. Bug. 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BANKS. Attorn.y. No. IHI, Wednesdey. febrtiery tl, Itq NOTICt"' TO "CRKniTORS NOTICl! IS HEREBY OIVEN th.t the undersigned ha. ba.n dulv appolntad by tlie County Court of the Stet,- of Oregon for the County of Lene, Exe cutor of the Last Will and Tenement end Estela o' Wllllem Andrew Thomp son, dsceaied. and all person, having claim, .gainst s.ld .stata ar. hereby notified to present the ssme, properly verified, to me et the office ef Reese Wlngerd. Attorney for the Eetete, at 411 Tlfteny Building, Eugene, Uregnn. cn or be.'ore six months trom the dete of this nollcF. a. U nilxlNUHAM. Executor. DATED Jsnuery II. 1&45. ; REESE WINOARO, Atlorney for Ui. Eetata. 1 Mo. ins, WadnMdar. Tt. m. IMS. Eugene Granite and Marble Work M W 11th Phone 413 Plumberg When In need of a plumber cnil the 0 4 B Plumbing Serv. We will be glad to give you an estimate on your plumbing, al terations snd new work. 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