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Newspaper Page TextMl Uge Barber Considers yes; uourr ivets $350 60 fZi Barber Jr.. In mu Jwsday night, VJC drunkenness and Pfftft, ordinance vto- I . Arthur Sebastian 15. Springfield, were the county jail to rJTof drunk Mon: Pff7t Cghth Avenue and itStreei. wish to plead?" K'S Tyou that. How do Khn wai brought to the .,,u wish to plead?" ' & said the defendant. ' . u Hnr-kett of the rJi.Heoartment testified r Served the two men CTm and that they were rristerous. He said they .trnron- taken before L;Sle-$3,280,000.0O dS.le-M.200,000.00 in increase of 28 LeS.May Company LN rllNCIrAl CI1IIS Miller trAA tVt 4t,J i.m.? . . . fellow (GerardrtrietoTap " ',h AVe"U' 'nd 0sk 'It was kind of a fulinv deal." Bonney said. "After the accident the other fellow wanted to forget it; he said it was his fault and "Are you fellows friends?1 quired the Judge. "Yes." Pessimist Gerard then said that Miller ffr,t . 'an.t.ed to let " 8 without call into an argument with a paper boy t ii, ' who happened along at that time , "rJT? , v A , . and was going to fight the boy be-L. ,J 1 ,, 1 alr"d-v sent some cause he was whistling, j pne to call the police; and when Th. ror, Tirin the policeman arrived, he arrested lhe Gerard-Miller case ntlm." conunuea ana tne men were held for further questioning by police. Lloyd I. Bonney, 107 Lawrence St., was cited for failure to yield right of way, resulting in an ac- HOW TO DEIYE FIREMEN NUTS WARSAW, Ind. (U.PJ An un identified woman made life con fusing for the Warsaw fire depart ment. She reported a fire at "the Hyde home." The firemen hurried to the Hyde home in Lakeside. No Judge Barber said T.nnn.v Viad failed to yield the right of way; but he was willing to reduce the S25 fine to $10 in view of tes timony. "You will have to drive more carefully In the future," warned the Judge. "And I think this de creased fine will help you to do so." "It'll also' help me to fix up my car," Bonney smiled. James C. Goode, 808 13th Ave. E., pleaded guilty to driving the fire. They sped to the Hyde home;Tngon 8 ne-wy in uttie bagle. Still no fire. They never did find a fire. First Flight "This was the first time I drove in Eugene and I had trouble with my dead battery." he told the court. "I was trying to start tne car with compression and my HALF DOLLARS TOO HEFTY BROCKTON Mass (II Pi The bulk and weight of $80 in half iaItention was diverted and I drove L . . - .. lit! thP UITfthO M'aV " uunart. uiai ne sioie trom tne " "- home of Ralph Baker proved tool ? more careful- J ,lne.' much for a fleeting thief. He! tn Judge announced. threw bwov CQft urtii-fVt u i silver pieces on the driveway and! c,George fcroggie,2295 Friendly lawn. The monev was found bv a!?'- aPPred m court for improper caretaker. license ana expired anver s u- i-cuse. oarocr asKea wny nis . li cense plates were not on the car "I had them in my car but hadn t put them on yet. You had been carrying them around for a month and one- half?" "Yes. sir.' "I'm going to fine you $2." the judge told him. DAM BIDS POSTPONED PORTLAND m Opening of bids on construction of a pro ject laboratory at Lookout Point Dam has been postponed from Feb. 18 to March 1, the Army En gineers said Wednesday. "tern fettr Coins are til in U shade 53? pip on pasture should hav unrinf the hot summer months, .movable shade can be made I a old hay rack. To enlarge the pens, just spike 2 x 4'a to the tad Mdi, overlay with woven ii and cover with straw. mnektMx feed and Water . . . tald be properly balanced Nt'l (45) Swine ConctrttraU. t rate of to H pound per wrday. If you prefer a complete ft m Staff t Pig Feed for pigs m and 150 lbs., and Swift's fittaw thereafter. m FEEDS skes . KM PRODUCTION li km your supply IFT & CO. Phone 1580 IXGENE, OREGON ill K 1 (ADVERTISEMENT) GetllDUtsI Don't let Backache. Rheumatic Pains, Nervousness, Getting Up Nights, Leg Paine, Burning Passages, Swollen Xnklee, or Circles Under Eyes, due to non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and Bladder Trouble, make you feel old and miserable without trying CTSTEX. Usually tba first dose of CTSTEX starts to work immediately helping nature clean out excess acids and wastes whict often cause many pains, aches, sorenesi and stiffness. Get CTSTEX at druggist Satisfaction or money back guaranteed HIGH POWERED and LOW PRICED! A in bottcrlM RESOLUTE e BATTEBY Barbara B. Tripp, 1325 Jeffer son street, was cited for making a proniDited left turn and for hav ing no operators license on her person. Didn't you know you were making a wrong turn?" the Judge asked her. "I'd like to be able to say that." she smiled, but admitted being guilty. Her fine was ?3. - ! www LEGALS 100 R'S'pr Ciiard. F.iigenf. Ore . Thurt., Feb. IT. 1949, Page ti BK "5'$, i:r10ENt'. "CALS 100, Bu.ln.i, Property 200 r nf ili ftt ttl i'ii.aii. 1X1. Toi- ..,.rV'v . (y'"'"""."U L'Hj; provid'nr, however, lht the teUl .).! V-ETJ1 r yh -om'HPii Council amount of tndVbtwtneu of uid Eifeite J li .ttja"1"? " U,'i1' 'ter Board on uid ihorl term ioens oJ Jxuui. nt. and spptovmI by tttt hn n(t t inv one time exceed the In heart tt 1IJT' iff Xt'l ? Loti & HometrUi 515 lr-h. Wl. (rgi.i ll Imirtr o'clock ,.01 in ordrr to trturt Iht pa.vm.nl, 4j BEARDED LIZARD This bearded Iliard was part of a shipment of "biiarre creitr" receired from Australia by the Washintlon Zoo. II will lire in the reptile house. t h.arj?pfj ' ',io,,.P-MximsI Vioh !mh or ion. inch eueta of W- FV iJ?5rt.rtm,dKnen,l lo..t5f.Ch;tt1 l1 'd Cttv under the control of the 'LOTS T.OT JfLy1 a ubmitted to the letal Eueenr Waier Hoard mev b ..U.bl.' " LUia kIIi JT -"v.i, .... imic irrreior. aia itie Mid tutene water LtL 1 a 1 .1 US Sctlon 3. Tte (ndebtednet authortied VniATn. v 4- ,V.iTor?.r .if 15; flSi bv tht amendment to the Charier o? r5iJgJ' AT 1M iff$ wllaa on jectton. to-wit tA CHARTER AMENDMENT AN ACT To amend the Chaiier of the Citv of Eusenc. Ijiuc Co intj'. Oreicun. by edding a new Chapter thertv.e. au thor ti mi and enu'ow enng sid Ctv of Eugene, acting by and throrth the Eugene Water Hoard, to improve nu ciiiartir in jut ana eievtriCHI ililities fJteni, within and without purchase, con- lalion ol FRIENDLY. utilities' jttem, w ithli the said City, by the i slrucuon and insUUa it le cement and uecesMiry; to lecure by purch.ne. condemnation or otherwise, within and without the Mid City, alt reel etate. rights of wa. prop city, water right. easeiuenU and licenses necessary or convenient to aid improotnent and enlargement, and to purchaie. construct and tn siall any and every unit, equipment, structure and appliance reasonable and necewary therefor; and furUirr authortung and einpowenng uid City of Eugene, through its Com mon Council, to is ue and sell nego tiable general obligation bonds of the said Citi of Eugi-ne. tn the sum of $5,000,000.00. or so much thereof as saU be necessary for the purposes aforesaid, and further authorizing the said Eugene Water Board to expend the proceeds, with any other avail able funds, in payment therefor- The WJmem of Mid bonds shall be ad ditionally secured by a pledging of the net revenues of the Eugene Water Board available for such purpose. "FsysiiSij" does obdain B it Enacted bv lh. t.fsiil Votrr. ot th City of Kuene. tlieicon. thnt the Uiarlfr of Mid L'lty be .mrndrd tiy .uaiiiK inrreio a. lolloui: Section 1. Th. City of Eugene. Ijinf County. Oiejou. .clins by and through 11 o'thcr intlet'tedtie.xei authnriied by i tne t n.u-ter ot the l iv or l.vcene; .nd. I rrti ir"i . furihei. tlit the mdcbledies author-; ck E,iF , Jj, "'J; not be ,id,:rt 3C . debt l,m- 5?-Sp,lfikJ,ih', , .... union provided by th. Cbarter ot aaid "RI.""1' M " I lott lot. M X VM. (Uolnlna The olloni ar lb. ard. and noil. , f'LniHu, 'lA I"lc4 from HO In. places lor said election: I .J,?. 2, ,M "Jf- u" ".r mo.f V1RST WAlin. th.n part of th. City , "ty ater and eer. L-O-T-S WE HAVE A FEW chalet lots with vie su-ici. II Smith nf t:;th Avenue mirl Hiit of Wil litinette Street and Spencer Hutle Road. Polling n.tce: ooseelt Junior High School, ISth and Agnle Street. SKCUND WAHP. that part of the C'V North of nth Avenue and F.ast of Wil lamette Street. Polling Place: Wash ington School. 7th and rUgh Streets. THIRD WARP, that pari of the City North of Broadway and West of Wil lamette Street and Snencer Butte Road. Vocational School. 1M West 4th Street. lajuelte Street and Spencer Bvitte Road. cnai tte SU-Hta. I nn. b..w The Common Council has appointed j '" '-'"-n wince mo n uiameue Place: Council and In an excellent district, if wish to build, we can helo arran rinancing. etc. A RARGAfN AT tlSOO I I I , WITH TERMS 111 PAUL W. CAMPBELL Realtor 1060 HIGH. ST. PHOKE SM GEO. L. ARMSTRONG" has etablished polling places for said! i CoJ!?5L iu?T !?.vtmTnl: '.wer "d alley. eie-iioii ?ci out ana named in oral Butlnau & Prof. Dirt rtory 110 REO." SlIRVKYOR Albert U Anderberf New location. MCI Pearl SI. rh. Tft-W. Death Notice. 115 led he Sflf.RMAN lvvls D. Sherman was titled ew .-ii.mcr to read EtiKeue. 11.33 - Lucille Baldwin In March. 1WI, i nil. marnec enlaine Its water and electrical utilities' I sicn s. wunin and without the ..id ily. by th. purchase, construction and ACTOR IN MAKtU l- Whiskered rem (left) It Rex Harrison (right) nude up for role of Kinx Henry UL John W. Wilson, 692 Walnut Ave., was cited for a noisy muf fler and for no tail light. Officer Kanouse testified that Wilson was driving with either a broken muffler or a straight pipe, and that he had two red reflectors for a tail light. Kanouse heard the muffler several blocks away and gave chase. "My friends took the tail light off my car," Wilson said. He said he had a tail light operated by a separate battery. Criticizes Auto "What kind of car are you driv ing?" Judge Barber asked him. "What are you doing, just driv ing an old pile of junk around town?" Wilson was fined $5 forno tail light and warned to operate a quiet muffler in the future. Columnist Says Russia Fears America, Too tranamlauon facilities, and structures as hall In the Judanient or the said Eujcne Water Board deemed expedient, con venient and net'CfSAry; to secure by pur ch;.!e. condemnation or otherwise, with in and without the said Citj . all real rriS1. f'Kbts of way. property, water rightx. en menu and licenses necessaiy or convenient to said Improvement and enlargement, and to purchase, construct and install any and every unit, equip ment, structure, and appliance reasonable and necessary therefor. Section 2. For the purpose of provid ing sufficient funds for the payment for nich i improvement and enlargement of said City i electrical and water mil 4 'tem within and without the J?i V ?" 1 .hciV( Common Coun l,..ot th Mld City of Eueene Is herebv -......rU iiU rmpowerea. ana direcler iJ,.,",.nd el. be deemec expedient, convenient end necessarv and as shall be requested by the sale Eugene Mater 'Board, negotiable Vindi of the City of Eugene. l,ane Countv uregon. to the amount of $3,000,000,011 or so much iherof as shall te deemed nee tA'V f'orJMJd lotb " w,th other available fundi for the purpose set out herein. By DeAVitt MacKenzie AP Pnrelrn Att.lr. Analyst The London Daily Mail one of the world's prominent newspapers says the lineup between Eastern and Western Europe is hardening. It asks whether an explosion therefore is inevitable. Answering its own question, the mail thinks an upheaval isn't in evitable. But it declares that the peaceful countries will muddle, w... (, --! k.. V'1"" ' h ?''en water Board make themselves so be unassailable. merous operations political, economic, military being carried out by both sides. The situation is explosive. However, the consensus of close observers is that war isn't inev- itable. Obviously it could develop ,h.?f"g but not necessarily. h wild City, and to matur. wllhin lhe preparations being made i mereoi. and mai- b. ii, .Self (orm ."J by both sides strike me as being I 'ZW ',Tn;'& tr''iVi in large aegree precautionary. Thei "V mm callable features and pro- Wo.l i. -! h 5'I"Jn Euien. Water Board mar into a third world war unless they cmuntet bloc, but Til bet HS 7f P1- -5 suuiifi US w a bjt lhat MOSCOW alSO iS Scared.' &d bonds shaTT bear a rate of InlereVt Likul V the RnianR sra ir.Ar i WV" 1 .' num, and shall He w i Marrl union one son wnb horn. Iwls ll Sncrman. Jr. lie II alio survived by his father, Kenneth C. Sherman of Junction City; His mother. Mrs. Eric Kreft of Salem; One brother, Donald Sherman, Junction City; Grandmother, Mrs. Hoy Workman. Cooe Beys Grand, father. Erie End I cot I of Salem. Military Ciavectrie service will be conducted by his Company C 41st division, Oregon National Guard at Rest Haven Me morial Park. Frldav. Feb. 18. at 1:30 P. M. Miller Sherman Funeral Home In junction Lii.v ui cnarge. KNAVRER Frederick Henry kneuber died at his home. Creswell, Rt. 3. Wednesday. Tcb. 19. 1(MI. at the age of (to. He waa bom tn Cnerokee County, Iowa. Oct II, lAfiS. and came to this community nearly ten years ago. He Is survived by hlj wife. lrB. Nellie M. Knaubcr: one datighter: Eunice Knau ler. of Euifene; Two tons: Rev. Duane Aldrlch Knauber ot Knoxvtlle. Iowa: Rurdelte (.'. Knauher of Sorinifleld. Oregon; One grandchild, three sisters and two brothers. The funeral an il on nee menu will be made later by the Dartholomew BtieU Chapel of Spring- 2Anad tiir lillt Inrlmlet.l .t..J aa.niA East aid. lot WxHO. ,.w.r. Zoned lor multlpl. dwelhnc. cood location. Pric. Phon. 7H. IT'S NO STEAL "I IJ J" one of the best lots available Is MALABAR HILL Wlthlr, the Cltv l.lmlti Wld. (rontaw. View Lota Restricted. Tel 137 m SOSAi or ae our Broker. Wltr.THAM-nianton'Helhta-sub'"-dlvl" lout (Id. .reuic tract.." 1 l0 10 acre lot. ad. road.. Will trad, lor "all mfdelcar. Phone tHaR. sprTno niM'fjiKiis pSS"hi cliolc. view lot now. On Madrona Drive on Malabar lllll. Tor sal. b" owner at atlractive price- Ph. 7I0.-H. WANTED--Hont. hulldtn. ail. with Eu ene utilities avail.ible. Give de.crlp- iin casn prce. Her n-.iant. Box Ji CROSS-Jesse tmmltt "CJrota, resident ol fin inKiirio ror ijie pa.i years- ai wed It is. of course, apparent thatj sca,.ei because 'America not only fL' V a iirtaitrt nf - ih. tn.. nine. ,.. . me uneup oi me two diocs is ; u ... ,h- ., ,,..ft ..t. haI,f eni"K- , ,. ' ion earth but she has the atomic The Western nations are quite bomb of which tne wnol(j world openly discussing a powerful : stanas n fear. North Atlantic alliance, and arei Aoinaiiv ih'.i-. i nn th payment of the lnds hereby author led, the Eui.ne Water Board Is author ized and ri recteH n nl-. .it part of the net revenues ol th. Eutcu. Water Board arlslni from III. operatlnn w,,d t:tty electrical and water utilities remaining after deducting the otherwise consolidating their po- which i8 prepared 'to wage war SvY' sltLons:. today. Therefore it would take a SS?1 rotdt.Vein,nrt un me aoviet siae mere is nojVerv UEiv develooment inripprt tol?.L.P1rlnc,p.1I1 nrtJ of the bond disposition to advertise. However set lhe chariots of war rollinff. I ;nd nisiniensVe of Irsen at a 1 lfMi ol the atfc of fia years. He was born In LaMarr. Allwourl. Feb. I. JIWO, He married Altn Dyson at Brownsville. May 13. 1HM. He was in buslnew with Mr. Lone in Eugene before comm.! to Simngfleld in 1020, they Operated the Long and Cross plumblnt. Mr. Crosa retired about 13 years ago. He Is sur vived by his wife. Mrs. Alia Croas of Springfield: one alsler. Mrs. Maude ureeon: ana sev id P.h. U. M!Eu9n Housei for Sale 220 4 BURM. $2000 DOWN TOP. EAST Sine LOCATION, near all schools, bus and store, has large ltv. ('id d n. rm. comb., ilreplace. clever It., dinette, emtrai Vi.u to all rm. . i bdrrna. down. 1 bdrms. up. full ba.e- Tffl.'l.rlh'.'eTlV," "U ,laM- BRAND NEW $9450 I5S00 DOWN, very altrartlve a bdrm. ranch style home, handy It!!., de.ik-ued to save you needless steps, ltv. rm. has view window,, dining ,ll , hall to bdrina. bath, atlach.d garage, local, ed clo. tn lull oil Will. St. A ml buy. PICTURE WINDOWS era! nephews. He woa a member of the Springfield ,Maonlr LI Iter 'v Lodge No 111 and of the Eugene riks. Funeral the Bartholomew rpringneid. funeral Notices 120 MyNriEU-AdlT MaV MundeireTtttri; SpriiiBfleld. Funeral services will be held ot 1: P. M. Frldav. ytb. li at Veaich HolllngwOrth F.naland Funeral Home. Dr. Vance II. Webster official In a. and Interment In the ureenwood i-rinpirrjr L.eaourB WONDERFULLY LOCATED - Bus by aoor. store near m-, walking dill-. eU edi city lot. Paved st. 5 fine Wmif in. ana nin. m. romo . ma. roomy kit., ell steel rebinets. atlached laundry and garage. Auto, washer Inc.. fn prke M.qg. can be purchased Atmuhed or 99600, terma of course. HOME & INCOME etwxen downtown v tINIV ifii ijui si. very gooa noma wnn la imru nv. rm. wiin of room. pie an north. : run nur.sry. rm. with Kll. rn. iuii Dam. twin 1 with nursery, all thlm floor, upstair are 4 brdme and eorr .1 fireplace, enclnae4 ilxe bdruL. the nutfi plete bath, there's a full basement wlctft new, piped auto, oil furnace, price fuel $11,000, truly an unusual value. STUART & STUART iw hiiii m CkJBI 'orry t complete line of ponltry and turkey IF.nren. Springfield 1 44 W. 10th Ph. 456 Ph. 2477 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS New York Markets NEW YORK. Feb. 17 lAPt An ad vancing stock market had scarcely atart ed rolling ahead today when buying In terest faltered. Gains of fractions to more than point still held e majority but In most cases the widest advances were cut down. Turnover was at the rate of 1.000.000 shares for the full day. Far In front of the run of the market was Douglas Alrcratt with a boost of around S points at one time. The stock moved up in easy response to dividend news. Steel and Oils were among the most ipular groups out advances were moat- in fractions. Marked up were u. 5. steel. American Telephone. Phelps Dodge. American Can. Philip Morris. Radio Corp.. International Paper. Mission Corp.. and Twentieth Century-Fox. 914 Main. Portland grain tod mium UTTERLY DIFFERENT NATURAL BULK LAXATIVE WITH PRUNES HAILED BY DOCTORS, DIETICIANS I Here's exciting he.Ith.news! Nutritional scientists have taken prunes, the best-known NATURAL laxative in the world, and put them in safe, gentle, better-tasting MAR VELAX! -m. j: : rh ama.infilv SUC - mu new gixum " - , . ,1 To Na-r" way to relieve common constipation caused by J "lk in America's "constipation diet" of highly refined, rich foods. J to ordinary laxatives. Manelax does not force.' P",. or r-"o harsh drugs, salts and oils. Marvelax works like a delicious, - - itciHiy yet tnorougniy irecing ju. - -C" cwisupiuon that ukes the joy out of living! j ""trtured tuiurd prune powder contained in Marvelax improves "nd food v,lue,dds7 famous, proven NATURAL laxative this already effective bulk-producing formula! Doctors have J:, " the ingredienu in Marvelax work on stubborn in "iei. to moisten, shape, slicken for easy passage. Most impor tarvtli .... -i i . , . . ;n .-our intestines -m, ' " inc rnytii nut, n.iui.i niw,.insii. ... -Lr-twtly but jr,;y coaxinx elimination-without strain or un- unions. Marvelax awakens sleepy, sluggish intestinal muscies W , 01Stive system to do a better, more reawar . "i ulA for thildre''- beca ' ,,,,M ,0 ,n THE Madvei ay "lO-DAY PLAN"! IT1"- according to directions, for ten days. In addition, drink ,7 " possible during this period. actwaw!' Nelltllp-rloui nttuTil action, return the I xxH m,il Pfwnpr refunded! Th mikers lajiwjmiiJi tJt? ,r? "ft' hit once you've tried thu eWieihod' vou li r go beck to -oW-Uihiooed i"""" PDRTLA.ND. Febu 17 (API Wheat fu tures unquoted. Cash Grain: Oats. No. 2. 38-lb. white 62.00: barley. No- 2. 45-lb. B W., 53.50. Cash heat (bidt: Soft white 2.19; soft white 'excludins rex 2.19; white club 2.19: western red 2.19. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 219; 10 per rent 2.22; 11 per cent 2.24; 12 per cent 2JR. Hard White Baart: U per cent 3.24; 12 per cent 2.2. Today's car receipts: Wheat 9: barley t: flour 4: corn 1; millfeed 8. I ADVERTISEMENT! "Oldat 40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy rorrM reur sf ! Thousands r oeppr at 70. Trr "perplDI up' w-.ta Osuei Cootuas tonle lor weak, nindnim fwllnf due eelely to bod. s Isek of iroa wmcb m.or an ud .onu rail "old." TrT ostrei Tonic Tsbleu for pep. 70uoxer fesllna. this rerr dar. New "art aeoua'aled" sis. eli W At all drov store, ererTwher-lB Ea aene. Oral ine uerman press reports (tnougn , my hcief m... ... whol. without confirmation) that tlie we have vorv good re150n (o b(J Russians are conducting extensive . hopeful. Providing, of course, that troop movements in their zone; we keep our socks puiled up of Germany and are staging com- bined air and submarine man-In II' IJ I euvers in the Western Baltic. Kllmll MrtrkPf The Neue Zeitung. official' "M" IUIIVCI German paper of the American JJ, Military Government, also says itiorjd'". Lauie learns from refugee Baits that gf sa'n " ITT : the Muscovites are constructing! vkoetablm huge new military Installations in:c.'hhaKsih ' " the Baltic republics with "remark-'"-, iir-:. auic iidsic. ii-iiurr. ncaa. two ..... Portland List elery. bunch - Celery, hf-arta I CtuMimbers, ea. JOnloiw S Unions, dry. three lbs. i-amey. Diincn for the er int tin 11 funds deemed advisable by the Kuaenr water Hoard for such purpose, not withstanding miy other present pro vis. ipna of the Charier of said City. The Eugene Water Hoard Is directed to e tabllsh and maintain from time to time Riirh rates and charges or water and fleet r leal services as will produce auf-JiL-lent funds to, pay the principal and Interest of the bonds sold as atores.ncT IT. r "I. Dlll" ounaairo rnaraes. lection 5. Should the said pledged net revenues of the Eugene Water Board be Insufficient therefor, the Common m- , tounr1.1. of, City of Eugene Is here- "iu . y .?ulhor,wdt n1 lwta' Include ' '"" ii!. ,n lu . municipal tax levy each pwr such sufficient special levy as shall - aggregate, together with the net rev- kJ !IVA' i M,d f'ty'e utilities as afore-Tli,''wld- ",ld "y her available funds, an ... - joe amount sufficient to p.iy the interest 5f'on bonds and to pay the principal of as Isnued. without retfid to ai.y tax uiniiauon Droviaro ay me tnortei Sect 1 fin a Tilt I'nmriinii I V,n.,fl it hereby authorlied and directed to tasue no fi-ii aia uonni irom nine to nni I 'lafltsncs, nuni'h . . StBulterfjit nnM. Green, lb. ii'aTEe1 r-'"' three lbs. PORTLAND. Feb. 14 fAP' Premium quality maximum to .35 to 1 per j Tr iL0"; iJL?1. ceni aciauy aejivereo in Kort ana. i c,, 7' lb.; first duality 67-70c lb.; second ual- St" 3, nchet t0T Ity. 65-68c: valley routes and country pJniM ai'h." " points. 2c less than first- VrnW' i Butter-Wholesale. F.O.B. bulk cubes rnWfV lhu to wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 acore. fi7c ' 1 ' , il. lh: A. f vore. SfV lh : P. l vnr.. Sp01"' 3 Tj . lb.: C. 89 acore. Wc lb. Above prices ere n" f strictly nominal. Mi'srri t 'i Jrtia Cheeee-Sellinc price to Portland whole- wilmlu ih .hlif- !.- Cirfmnu lncl. Mi..Si,r: Or.. .V.a lh . shellf gon. 5-lb. loaf. 41V-Mle. Eggs To wholesalers: A grade large, 49-54'ac: A grade, medium. W-52VjC dor.; bunch, 1!cju they may be needed for the purposi 10c i lined for sale in the mai jjc iterein snec lied, but herore any ! bonds shall1 be sold they shall be adver adver- er provided 1 Quality TOR plantsi Broilers, under 2', lbs.. 2-27c. fryers. J to S lbs., 27r; 3 tn 4 lbs., 29 30c; roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 32-33c; fowl, leghorns. 4 lbs. and under. 25-26r; )eg- all w.iiBhi ai-isc lh : old rrw.irB it Second Quality . weiKhts. lfi-2(Kr lb. , len.mm quality (maximum of .33 of Walnuts, Eugene Markets HrTTKRlMT First qualMy (maximum of 6 to I per 4 to 3 lbs., 27-29c: 3 to lbs., as- ?,TTTK (Wholesale Price) I constitute a special for the use and benefit of the w .... Eugene Water Bonrd. and shall h'Ph.IHW i hv In .. Mc Section 1. That the money derived sic from the sale of said bonds, or any "jt' poriion mereoi, snail consiitute a SPd . -n-ininn ior me use .. 29c .4e .. 20c McFAni.ANP: land ace IB of l.orni.B Rnuln C.nUm r;rove. Funornl services will take place Friday Feb. IB. 19411 it 2:30 p. m. at Mills Mortuary at Collage drove With iinirinciH in iiye ccmeiery. ri rrs ucorgo W. Pitts. Funeral service at Poole-I.nrsen Chjinel Friday, Feb, li i a n.m. tv. u u. tiruinn will 0f- Jiclle.Interinenl atWestlawn. mt'H AKDSON Oleta Richardson. Fu neral services will be held at Poole Laren Chapel on Saturday, Fell. 19. at J P M Tnlennenl et Westlawn Me mnrial Cemelftry. Funtrtl Director! 125 Prion. 1 II Pearl Tllreet at loifi Miixr.n. sitrnMAN ruNirUi. HOMES. Junellon City Ph. rl jlarrlsbur Ph. 4i H A IITIKILOM KW - nil fi'X. CH APE1. Rpr!nflelr Ath.ndB Pnon.Jl . POQl..HSr.N FUNERAL' MOMI llOO Charnellon Phon. 72J scfiwinma V rNoipi'b chapei. Sratia-tllT I.I and -C'1 SI. . Ph. irj niMON-LotrNsnuHViiAri. Phone 3J UJ1 oilv. gl. r.tlnsj neUihniitiiu 1100 Charnellon Phon. TU Flower Shops 130 aiiiM.Apiun ei.uiiAl, ("O. Flowers far all orraslona. Ctia.n.-SDrlnali.lrT BTEVBNfi' ronATRKlWlcT" eiarauerii. siev 'Kitiii ... A,1U.H KLOWEirSHSp 1 West llrnadway Vh SUN NYHI Ills Oil pHCNIICIIJ! Collane G i'in.1 IBL i3L Rabbit white. 4 27c; colored, 2 cents lower: old or heavy ? .Drm,u 72r does. 13-13c lb.: dressed fryers to buirh- AA print .. i ers. 37-tWc lb-i eld and heavy ones, 35- 'nF.r" 'Wbeleaaie Frleel 38c lb. 'Tr,p'e,;-'b- -- - 40ri Fresh Dressed Meats: fWhnleaalera to 1 Loaf. ft.lb. a5, retailers per hundred pounds). i,i,iS 'HoTlne ne) aieers tjooa tw io.. j-oo: nmnier. i""1" nr , snr Clal. (33-34; utility. $30-31. l-arg-rtA . 4!r 1-arg- A A .. fowi r.-nmi.rpii. tu.Ui utitiiv. aii.'Jumbos 32: canner-cutter. 2-30. U""le 4 Large Beef Cuts igood steert Hind ouarters. 1 J5r1 Medium .. 43-50; rounds. 43-43; full loins, trimmed, i fir'1 B Large We i 47c! said used for no other purpoie than herein , FUNKILAL WORK our specialty, floi lieciiied. by TOMMY WILUAMS. Ph. I0. 20H .-tn nun n. i nr rnnrnirai.ea a:iinor Ired by this amendment to the Charter of the said City of F. igene Is in addition tn all other iiidel'tedness authorifd by the Charter of the City of Eugene, (Bt CHARTER AMENDMENT AN ACT To amend the Charier of the City Of Euiiene. Uregon, by adding a new 'hit pier thereto, providun arid dir eciina tht the Corn m Union known as the "Eugene Wetter Board", cre ated by the amendment to the Char ter of mild City adopted at a Special ity Election held In the Cliy of Eugene on April 13, 1908. nd there alter composed under and purMiant to Ordinance No. Il)fi8 of sid Citi, pa ed by the Common Council of said Cit on the 20 th day of Feb ruary. 1911. and approved by the Mayor of said City, on the 27lh day of Februarj. 11)1 1, shall hereafter he known arid designated as "Eugene Water it Electric Board", retaining and remaining vested with and sue reeding to each and all of tha pow ers, authorities and duties of said lirnvlH.fi Charier provision or ordinance of FRANK L. McGUIRE Birtfw.'TllaiS .8 eves. VIEW LOCATION trt flnuth 'rTlUeaM site on the hill. bedroom tuastard SSfej '.dTerms.Cal Jl'VjftA'! INir0MlLll$ pw month from Dbe In this well built home, on a olpe H well located corner lot. A lot o Jmm tl'il. FLIP NIS MED t room house on Wm lot 8. E. flection of tugane. Onljr iL . wi!!l SPX- lls3? wwn. ASK AfmcTP LISTIN03 NF.Ep.tpi If ypu with to sf give us a call. We need ctly pronjr Call SAPS Eugene, or 1410 flprlnfiej FRANK L. McGUIt an guidio Bld. llth WIllwelMMi ROY V. BALDWIN REALTOR 32 West 8th Phone 30i MAKE aJJ A lPo"!tI?MF NT TO SEC 8MALI, HOMX Ilea 2 bedroomj. Lai eommnation dining room ana kltclien. dlnlnc r hnwir hath. Lnl ! zoned for heavy Indutrii ipprox. 30xlS0 i for heavy Induct r I aJ. 4 block w lo.n locailon. Total price nIF rah. Bee Mr. Allen. mi, uv ki Iiwp rah. f.ee Mr. . OLDER HOME Hi ng room, dining room, kitcti baih ALBO ZONpn HEAVY Til AL. PRICE i'.JM). Lot Mx! MOW. these two nrooertlea are . to each other and ran ba t Personals 140 ALCOHOIJC3 A NONY MflUS tneeu" p in. Thurtday at Ta Kriendly House, nth and Kerry. Write 111 t Ulh Ave. Office No. 10. Ph. 47(12 ArTylijiKL In trouble needing r(-nrtlv '1'iwi m starvation Army White Shield Home, J". O. ltox 318. I'lirllnixi a. Orrgun or telephone Bca- on ma tiiE ' 'f n i: kz r TfTpA st- hope so let's go Klitkl'l.ACKS. If you are having one built, have It built right. 24 years Union Hrk-Kpian. Frank Isilen. Salve dma llOlel. ig ne- Phnne 503. I'KNt'F.lt COn.TETIKiiK. Mary sf Rak jr. 2' Maple Hrlve. Spring field, ph ism rree naure analysis, appo In iiiyhi)(pa or j;'.urs. i Fret Merer's aod ETerrbeiy'a "langjea, ss-a: souare emicKt, 37- y,""rT 'T'nr ai rrea merer a sdq hwwu . aa.ia. ,r-n,,rtr. Grade A Bma Sell Smoothing PAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS LIGHTNING'S 1151 WUUmetto Phone 1316 Veal and Calf Good and choice. 41-50 commercial, aa-i; uiiniy. iv3, DE.'iTAU PLATE nEPAIR Di feiTiier. Dent Ml, corner Ith a llmlltK. rilXrii. firs "A So. 1 Sv.IUatNt DO"0"DMN TWILL NOT b.'ninil,l. - hi Lambs Iood -choice. .ID to V lbs., IT; commercial, all weights. 4243. Sfutton Good. ',0 lh.. down. 22-34 Pok cut wins, Tio. l. s to 12 )h. 46-49: shoulders. .6 llx. down JDarerlbt. 46-SQi earcasiei. 32-34. Wool Coarse valley end medii srades. 4V lh Mohair 25c lb. on II-month yroivth. Veal fop quality. 41-42e lb.: other Ighornj. under 4 llw Cradea accordlna to weight and duality ' Leghorn, under 4 lr Hogs Lignt blocktri, 29-Mc lb., eos.'- ) folored fpring. 3 to 4 lbs. llaT-lt. ZO-ztc to. jijf. i i-nirn springs, i tv "I."l42r , THE CIT 44. ! Crflrie A Large" T'SZJ'' & - adding thereto a new chapter to read 60'- Vancouver. Wash 9.r1f AJS'-i" -, '""""::::rU:oc! Secuonj. That U.e Commission known ! uT.n mi ofnkLXSs?. adjacent lid aeD- eratelv or as one unit. For an tnves ment this la Torn, these 1 houses are excellent rentels and the balance of lot could ba developed Into trall-r court. The two lota total 64x180. alter on north alde "BOB I3AVIs"Rcaltor tl Winam.lt. RI. rh. Ill New 2 Bedrooms Living room with fireplace, d'n'ng room, large wind"Wi. b-autlful kjl'-hert with lots of builtiiif. hatdv.'Kid floors, floor furnace, nice hethrooin, attached g.ir rffee, good g,irden soil, price I10.MA With lerrnv EAST SIDE HOME Living room, kitchen with lota nf tnititlns, hrrakrasi nook, nice bed rnomi. bathrooin with tub. floor fur nane. corner lot, clone to school, store and bus line, WftftO with terms, (hard- ....wootj floors! 5 Room UNIVERSITY DISTRICT Harry - THIS BEAUTIFUL home, built In IMft; place, attached enrage, large lot with w ell-planned landx-aplng Posesnlnn Immediately. We bel'eve thla U priced rtghL TTBMS PAUL W. CAMPBELL Realtor 16-39; Hena, over 4 lbf.t No. 1 colored SV by the amendment to the Charter of 1 l(,lT,nB: lum 'n, under 4 lh.. No, J nlored . sue ph adopted at a Special City Elect nn , Hens, under 4 lbs , No 2 colored V neld in if said Cllv on Anrll 16. Itejl.l ChM of,(T EPONRIBI.r for any d-bU Other 1060 HIGH ST. PHONE 324 n'jriii, ovfr ids . r0 Z I tx Ml ... 2-V "i urainar. r-.A.r.. I GEO. L. ARMSTRONG I Lost and Found 150 OMmor "rw,cn "" 8M W,N- Nl. 1 llatht Ml- Cllv No I daht . i- it;";0' Lambe 40-41C lb 1 mut'on. 1-2V. ! f!- 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. a -opc id. i cannere f urir., -s ms. jctlO UlTUtE ivxr tecommended by TIFFANY-DAVIS DRU5 CO. Ith a WUUmette Pboni 111 acoocoiis . . ilk "h. rl Z Bwf Good rows. Onlona 90-lb. Wi'.,rn Or., yallo-,, -l'i.'s and cock. No. 1. m4.. !-2SS. broilers, fc lbs. f3K rn. . tl Ai.3' in.lh Af.tSr. ,-lh. ur. .I)rV Or.D. Rool. lh. 3-J0e: W. 15 1S-J M i rrns. p,r bunch varli PnlllnH rrnn Hi. ...I. ftovVint. TAl.l.Off No. 1A. 14-4.05. lara bak.ra, 14 40-4 : 1' o- No 1 u. No. 1 bak.ra. II V,.S1: IS-lb No. !A. I Tallow. No 1 iv. '1.10-115. IS-lb No 1A. m-lOci Id. ho Miu. trMH 1c No. 1A. 14 15-4 VI: Flori'la Triumphs, (in-' nirii:. Ik. sacks. No. 1A, M 4i-4.i No. IB. tl U. tjreaa. 1f -. I hp to ill lh. .. joc inai: u. o. no- a wholesale rarloia U 5. No. 1 T.mhi U-41; 0t an mixed hay. ur.orrtlfifd either har. I25 7B, oeiea. on nuiareiie vairfj larrns. lrnmi. nvr a IK t i .1.1 " io. tuna oi laiq t,U!T n acK and white Bu i Terrier. '." "'.rfr- "i" r""" inirn i py ir-e Lommon i t ounril, h ill ih.w and sue but definitelr wire. B: "V t k. 1 the 50 n dav nf rhrua.rv. ktitMi Amwori ,. nn t iL-. ! I'i '2m. close to bus and store. Ill), a. 1911. ana Mlil,rnv4 hv thm M nr ni Phnr.i Uu..rH over iv- - "'" '"W"'. Bl Ai-K BIl.l.fOLD LOST l Wsvir. lanatffl at r,ir. u,'i.ir A, rrt,ir ;.. 4o. or over iik : w On a mine Identifira- tion. no rr.orn;, .arrian papers. A. J. SkUoijftld, Cail Bpfld. mi. oi me powers, auinoriues and dutiei ' nroam witn gar- IV ' lugene Water Hoard pro-. id-d ! 9"' between Eugene H'iplial and .,. jt.w tniiw provision or ordinance of t, .7 on "Cl1 6m' ard. (CI CHARTER AMENDMENT AM ACT To amend lhe Charter of lhe City of Ejaene. Lane County. Oregon, ra Ak Ciililiiif C cWa rOKTLANf) IJVEeTOCK PORTUAVD, Ffb IT -AP 'VSOAi KalaD'e cattle 150. -sivt ; market ae. Av fin hTW1avt reein't: mMwok a n. :WT in rireni wfm, ion y p aa.M cenis r.-grn'T. ir.iia-veei itl.!HER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRE. Si Tr.e Ario-tated Prese Is t .titled exclu sive. to the use frr repj,i!i. anon of all the lo-al ne ormied in thia newspaper "T" till n- oi'pnicnaa. p-y hgntest fry V) cen Vtndav: I 1 V). new toi Minimum adertiement 2 lines. Deadline. tor wk . vim stere !4V) fJV PORTLAND 2o in rerem eens; lOflav aas s jo P M day t-fr,ra pjbhratLor.. lm U hjrvr. Ir.m-vee l - etvr. e dar edition deadline. f noon ftetuMa. ladj god 443 lb fd sters , Stop orders rn jst b In by 10 A. M. K.mTTWT gy tamer. B rirr et . Hv Mat). Ifi 9 Mn . tn Chmi. i m'miPs a bv Msu. In O'eeon. 6 mil tig ft By Mall, tn Oregnn. ,r ir, or Mall, out of S-e'e 1 month I 4 ra r wu rommrn hif"rs 19 TMT etnnet-r-,te co IJ V). 14 yi odd head 1 VO: atTIs d-sn to rte rffdijn.food rf nwi 11. : gM ftf t"V; g'-od b'l'U m a isg acrouni li "0-iV). rtiixmon by 11a de n '0 mi i J n vea.ej preaajr a' : ood-fhel'-e quoted 9 W-ll Vii cot. men do-a-n to 11 to, culls down te 13 s) or piTv. Salable hogs ms-het active, strong By Carrier, niniily 1 id' rr.ontrs In alvance H ; Vfifiy In ad.anro 13 'A 'latl. In Or-nn. ore rronth .... 1 Z, 2 It V, 1-...' bc-riptlons tn earrier de- by adomg a auuioriii.g ar. gne V.'aler flourd In borrow fV'-'n ary bat.K or banks under short term loans of lets than one year, and at seen rate or rales of Irterett r d trr-s of ret3vment as shall In tfe 1 .dgrner.t of the E.igene Water Hf,ard be dfned expedient, convenient a' d net.j.rv for the us and bet. fit of sa.d Eugene Wa'or Roard In the ron d ,rt a-d piainletieme of tht w-iter ar.d eierlcal utilities of sa d C t, providing, however, that tf.e 191. a mo .int of IM'.dnes of M 4 Eu gene Water Rterd On said short term loais ihall not at any one tinia e. Wl aggregta amoui.t of IV -0 - Losf gieen TfiTlfolff. keep monev an3 rrturn with contents. Ph. Wli-W, 13 viuard toT-'7 mooTfTTrrht brownCocVer. AttiAers to "Sandy". In vicinity oi 700 bll. E. JSth Ae. Phone 4210-M. LOST' - r hlld's firouolse locket "with IWJJOO. BT one bdroon modern home, furn , close to bus, lane lot, $4500 with 'Mid terms. W.'iT MUE two bedroom, kitchen, llv huth and Itim. nrtlv fumUhH. li'WJ nn-Aiu fnone 7W, after hrs. ejaai or uvr. n1 an hA.lf nal tV. M V.iaakal ""-r mirn 10 re m psrrenl ir.ef bv way of pledging or otf.er hypotrewatJon. as collateral foe any i '-"b lfn or loam, such eiet of ih ail Cit vndfr t control of the E .gne Water itterd ai rnav be avail- bf ftverefor. and as the widE .g'ra Hstr R'lard shall d-em It Ddit.t. 1 "a roi Lwfi LEGALS 100 V t legal Voteri of UNFINISHED HOME BEAUTIFUt.l.Y LOCATED, among fine homes, on Fair mourn R;d baiement in. sib-floor. orre parlitions. wrat ni S'fpi, plumbing rmigned In. paved t , tidwalk, price iS'xtO, terms available. STUART & STUART I I Ml Will 81. Ph. KT LW .KilM'Vr? fOR IMMEDIATE SALE point Ii.-ii..!,.!. l'hon, 547. 3 flnBM5. I', balh.. llv rm. with fira- fot'NO Tit. aiil'wti..! 6wn.r may Ola-, dlo. in - dM lu'i rm . full r-li.-., by ld.nM.ini ar.d parinf for ad I f""1 bas.ni.ot w.in l-irnar.. pip.d I'll, hpfld. nous, m -..TV r-mg. .... l'.":n:"'Jl FOUND -- PfARI. NrCKXACC' r'' " ' Batliwit Proprtjr Fine ichvilt. mnri n4'ihbornood Tor sale by owner . lv un) Ph 37-R ?0A J " P MOMf on Eat S-de Near icnoola fed n b il hue Fireplace and trnr jrnare H I vr o' l. Cptira ould n'o I annnionai r"ii. i-rira i Gl loan, nrila Reg Ouaid rr, i?n. Bp sn. BUSINESS LOTS rrirriln.nl rr. 101) br 110. Clos. In on1 lA,iJ:i.,V. ..i... -IrV ,' Wlllao,.!!,. olli.r tor.4 WTwtt.i !,? j,VT?tXpn ( i lo I.... two of which ar. (In, com.tl , tNlVlnfllTV STUptNT orrf bum. in- ir .r.'ira si.iion. LOYALL R. RUGM Co i 14 E Mwr. BY 0srtt "Vac. h.iu,"aiT4jo"Ch.rry i.ro'.ai sr i'i ni w. 01 jarn nt nan-ri a'or mi forced to sell new modern i norm, nome i r elr. wtr htr, wired for e)e ratj-?. Close to schoo. linuird. peaslon. S r rkitttTm abov.. 1 sn.aM. lot foM-cMki lMd IM. al lh. hour 'i 10 otj a m , i, hi "-'""t:. . .t . J771 ,,' ... ,m ''rT ' ?"," "nirliil ails iluorHIIlt Cirr-jlt Courtroom al th. Co.nt, tfnt- . r" ..' . Th,t 'P' Wal" MfV.Il! AM) ntmiNr.rM P"t. Il l'vrVHtJr Wjl,la. ffOT 1 JTaiaii. sn.p rr.: marV fluwabl. horn. p rTj.r.. ln, Co oi . Orra in. '-.rd .-tr.f for ard on thalf of lh, Pr ma inroni. that ran h. b.luaht at 1 AfstlKT flimr. flraplac. I llvinc M? rW4 ttrwt rta:. . Ut Mn.l.r rm oo.-ho.r. h.l bw . -h. tim. aod ia' Ii. "" T ..r'"T'- I Co mt . . irr,. 1'i'-; "nt will ra a lam rat, .1 .,, rii'dwd. flo.r.. hik to St '7-10 lb 1-1 lai-ih. rt, hKi-w at ; 'h. h-.rt of ohl-1l-ir,. .1 ,y th-r. h.. . 'rd , ' '"oy j'jthor'FM ar-d am. ,r, .. Mar, , H.h S hlka. lo Wlll.m.tl.. Hr nmt 1 jjar,. eol ,la-Jl.it.r sah up to to th. f'-al kcojoi of lh. undara mad F''M to lyjffo (rom an: bank or LO I ALL R RUdlf PO on. rh UM-W iOOOo.- ah,. adr" rra-or hanns gndar short tarm lo.n. ol 1.., . ' ' 7 ' ... ..IMTB- 11 Ti. h' ron'.d ll-Mik n-a-.W lAftf Ol.lvrM rAHrOI.1, HAI.I. d- l' ..r..nd at .'h r.l. or ,.! flm JOJ. fh M Ui i ..Am ftl. 11I b or.- ttKlTI f.-. IJ -a.-. irujf Itr.i'.r ol th. o, W lllLafi ' Intfrwi; .n4 '.rn.. l r.piyiw.1 as 4 rW ln.,. htkk from WilUnK't 1 "5', tl. "t!I? p trT. J "' l-ro-l b.-Mai. hi' . I .OA rf F- l.-r. B-i'h.nan H.rrir.ron H..L C- ft.JI If. lh. I'lp,n' of fh Iimi Mak. Id.al lumb-r or d.ntl.t r'"" Term,' f" . "i offirn iu b. tlo 4 mar- f..d 1, Board tx d.inM rrh1i.n(. vn. , p. i. iM Tl.mf .uaii.it t5wMtifVPlV Kpm. on killald. with sfanlr MttnliiMl li-TjrU, Muck I XHt. Utninl ul BKWtir lit IM m u4 la. IM I ,w Itli-W. u rnaoV K