Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., The primitive name of Stras-
Pane M Fri.. .Tnnn fi. I!).i2 , oourg, Germany, was "Straus.
burgum" which means
the-Routes.
Eugene Morkets
1 EDGER, 4 saw, 6"x40'
1 CARRIAGE, 54"x20'
with trior gun feed
complete.
Jso available
CUT Off SAWS, TRIM SAWS,
STEAM ENGINES, STEAM PUMPS,
COMPRESSORS, ROLLS,
ROLL CASES, ETC.
Telephone: Dick Glazer at
Cottage Grove 756R. (Oregon)
Or Writ. Wlr.:
DULIEN STEEL
PRODUCTS INC. OF WASH.
9265. Earf. Marginal. Way
Seattle 8, Washington
REGULAR
Old Time
DANCE
W.O.W. HALL
8th at Lincoln
Every Saturday Night
VERA McADAMS ORCH.
riUTTKRFAT
Premium .
First Quality
Second Quality . .
niJTTKR Wboitii Prteai)
AA PrinU
A Prints . ..
t.GC.s .Horlnf Price)
Lame AA .
Lame A -
Medium AA
POtriVrltY WW tin Tin r fries)
No. 1 colored hens . 19c
No, 1 LoKhnrn hens . jfic
No. l colored spring fryers . 38c
Portland Markets
Tallow
PORTLAND PRODUtE JUAimii
talive. subject to immediate change
premium nuallty, maximum to .ns to l
nr rent ariditv rlellcvered in Portland.
40ci74-7flc lb: first quality. 72-74c; second
44c ; Hj.avy"Bye"f "IUU"
39c : Liaht Beef
Medium A 37CIIVIP,
Small A
Larse Check .
KCltiS (WholMat U ReUIIer)
Extra Large AA
Extra Large A
Larse AA
Large A .
Medium AA ....
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32c1
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4-fic
6-9c
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81c
50c
."tic
4fic
45c
36c
fide
Extra Largs A" " 58c
Large A
Medium A
Small A ...
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June 1951. All new buildings, all new equip
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Offering Membership lo Oregon Resident
Common Stock
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THE KEG UNDER THE CAP'N'S
CHAIR LED TO MELLOW
"Rocking Chair"
THE CAP'N remembered how his
personal keg of whiskey aboard his
clipper became wonderfully
smooth with the sea's restless roll.
Ashore, he lashed the keg under
his rocker, to impart the same
sen-rocked mellow smoothness.
OLD MR. BOSTON uses con
trolled agitation in hi) special
blending process to recapture
that long-lost "keg-rocked" flavor.
Now, in Rocking Chair, you can
enjoy the pleasure of fine whiskey
smooth as ocean-rocked whis
kies of old I
OLD
Mr. BOSTON
HAND
Rocking
Chair
BLENDED WHISKEY
Smooth as
Ocean- Rocked
Whiskief
of Old
jtWfl
$45
2,20 pint
ILENDED WHISKIV - 80 6 PROOf - 70 ORAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
POULTRY (Swift'., burfnf Drleei
No. t colored hens, over 4 lbs. 19c
No. 1 colored hens, under 4 lbs. 17c
No. 1 LcKhorns. over 4 lbs... 17c
No. 1 Leghorns, under 4 lbs. 1 5c
No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs 29c
No. 1 colored springs, 3-4 lbs. 2!)c
No. 1 colored springs. 2-3 lbs 2tc
No. 1 Leghorn springs 1 lbs. up 25c
Cocks and Stags .. 13c
No 2 poultry. 4c under above prices ,
No. 3 poultry, of above prices.
IZM KiliTC-ad BlTd. Ph. 4-M28
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FAIRGROUNDS
Sponsored by
Jr. Chamber of Cnmmerea
FRI.
JUNE
TO 1 Day
I Only
NEW YORK STOCKS
SELECTED LIST
I ported rt r.nei Mtvrihkli
DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES:
30 Industrials, 268.01. up 1.72
20 Hails, 100.29, up .03
15 Utilities, 50.73. up .11
Volume. 1,520.000 shares
NYSE SELECTED LIST:
73c
isCascara. lb, dry . ...
87cDry Grape Root. lb.
7fi HIDES AND WOOL
76c I Lone Wool 45c, Quality 70-72c. Valley "routes and coun-
Mohair, 12 mos. clipped 55c j try points 2 cents less.
"c Hull 3-C ... I t, 1...1L- onhoe tn
miner wnnicsiiic " iuT
wholesalers grade AA. 93 score. 71c lb.
92 score 69c: B. 90 score. 67c; C, HI
score, 66c. Above prices strictly nom-
lnCheese selling price to Portland
u'VinlMflliTs Orecon singles 44',i-47c lb:
Oregon 5-lb loaf. 49-52c.
Eggs to wholesalers candled eggs con
taining no loss, cases included. f.o.b.
Portland A large, 44M.-4.mi A medium
43' 3. B grade, large, 37-toc.
Eggs to retailers grade AA large 50
52c: A large. 46-47c: AA mediums 48;
A medium 45c. Cartons 3c additional.
Live chickens No. 1 auality. f.ob.
.1 it.. Mn. rt-4 Ihs. 28c:
heavy hens, all weights. 18-19c: light
hens, all weights. 16-17c; old roosters, 14
15c. Rabbits avernire to growers live
white, 4-5 lbs, 24-27c. 5-fi lbs 22-24c: old
does 12-15c. few higher; fresh dressed
fryers to retailers 60-64c.
Fresh dressed meais wnoiesaier i ie-
Legals
received. Title insurance to be furnished
ty estate. w atton a i . rank
OF EUGENE. Administrator of
the estate of John C. Cramer, de
ceased. By S W. E. Price,
Trust Officer
Marvin O. Sanders,
Attorney for Administrator.
No. 517 Legal Notice. Date last pub.
June 20, 1952.
vRHsiHHieiHimeieHHWiH
EDM
ftls jrtsr smartrng the Motl Stupewtow Amy of
Stan tntf FmIwh in M Ctrews History, bKiuttni
CLYDE BEATTY mPtmoH
WITH THE LARGEST MIXED GROUP Or Wll n
AND FEROCIOUS MAN-EATING HONS AND
nutria in IMfc HISIUHT Uf THE WORLD
I STARS PERFORMERS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
TWICE DAILY 3.-00 i 8 P.MI I
DOOWOPfKZKrO&TP.ri'F
Reserve seat tickets on sale show day
?.",,T Bt boo,h mrner or Broadway
W lllamette. Gen. Adm. Tlekels for
sle now. Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Members.
WILLAMETTE
RIDING STABLES
2719 Will. . Ph. 5-4861
On CelUre Crest Bos Lin
You are welcome to come out
and let the children look the
horses, colts and ponies over.
Bring or let children of any
age come down to the Willmt.
Stables. We will take care of
them during a ride and insure
their safety.
Our horses and ponies are
trained for children 1 yr. and
older. We also give riding les
sons. First class 10:00 a.m. with
good instructor.
Wagons for Advertising or
Hay Rack Hides, Pack Horses
and Burros with full equipment
for fishing and camping trips.
Admiral
Air Redn
Al Ludlum
A I Chem
Al Stores
Am Alrl
Am Can
Am Gas
Am Loco
I, Am Rdtr
Am Smelt
!Am Tel
, Am Tob
Am Wool
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An Prich
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Atchison
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Bal Ohio
Bendix Av
I Beth Stl
! Boeing
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j Burlington
; Cdn Pac
j Celanese
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Crane
Cro Zell
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Douglas
Dow Chem
Du Pont
East Airl
Eastman
Erie
Firestone
f Gen Dyan
Gen Elec
1 Gen Fooda
Gen Mtrs
Glidden
Goodyear
Gt. Wn Suf
Greyhnd
i Gulf Oil
Homestaka
Hudson
111 Cent
Int Harv
Int Nickel
Int Paper
Int Tel
Johns Man
Jones La
Kennecott
Lib Owens
Lockheed
Loews
26
J.V4
39
6t'i
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Long Belt
Lo ml lard
McKesson
M&M Wood
39 'i Mack
J3'i, Gt Martin
32 'i Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Bis
Nil Dlst
Ntl Gpsm
Ntl Lead
Ntl Steel
NY Cent
No Am Avn
42 'i No Pac
37'i Oliver
10 Pac Gas
20i Packard
85-'i Pan Am Air
7 Paramount
34 Penney
Si's Penn RR
491i Pepsi
34 Pfizer
714 Phllco
25 ' Proc Gam
18i Pure Oil
3fl. Radio
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Rexall
Reynolds
Richfield
St. Regis
20 1 Safeway
15' i Schenley
181; Sears
71 Sinclair
67 1 Socony
Sou Co
Sou Pao
Sou Ry
Sperry
Spiegel
Std O Cat
Std O NJ
Studebkr
Sunray
Swift
Sylvanlt
Texas
Textron
Tidewater
Transam
TWA
Tw Cen Fox
Un Bag
Un Carbldt
Un Oil
Un Pac
72'4 Untd Aire
32'i Untd Alrl
. 44 V Untd Fruit
47 US Rubber
17i US Steel
78'i H. Walker
23 ' Wes Union
7i Westinrhs
36 H Willys
32? Woolwerth
xd 13 Zenith
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46s
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64n
25' a
19
5"
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64
19fli
31's
26'i
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tail arc- rlnllni-G Mr rwt
Beef steers, choice. 500-700 lbs, 53.00
58.3(1; good. 53.00-56:30; commercial,
50.00-51.30: utility 4750-49.30; cows, com
mercial. 46.00-51.30; utility, 45.00-49.30;
canners-cutters. 43.00-44.80.
Beef cuts choice steers hind quarters,
62.50-64.20: rounds. 61.00-63.30; full loins,
trimmed, 81.00-84.80; triangles, 45.00-49.40;
forequarters, 48-00,52.70; chucks, 50.00
55.00; ribs, 64.00-70.30.
Veal good-choice, 56.00-58.60: commer
cial. 50.00-51.60. , ,L
Pork cuts loins, choice. 8-12 lbs,
56.00-57.20; shoulders, 16 lbs. 37.50-39.50:
spareribs, 44.50-46.10; fresh hams, 10-14
lbs, 52.00-54.50. n nn
Lambs choice-prime. 40-50 lb, 55.00
57.(10; good. 55.00-56.00.
Mutton good-rhnice, 25.00-28.00.
Wool grease basis, nominally 45c lb
to growers.
Mohair 55c lb on 12-month growth,
f.o.b. country shipping points.
Country-killed meat:
Mutton best ewes and wethers, 22-25c
id: rougn neavy ducks, ewes n-ivc.
Beef utility cows. 45-46c lb; canners-
cutters, 42-43c.
Hogs lean blockers. 30-31c lb; sows,
light. 26-28C.
Lambs best, ib-soc I D.
Dninnt SO lh ack Texas Whit Wax.
5.00-6.00; Calif, reds, 3.00-6.00; medium
6.00; medium 4.00-50.
Potatoes offerings light; prices nom
inally firm.
Hav U.S No. green alfalfa, delivered
car and trucks lots, f.o.b. Portland, nom
inally 44.00-45.00.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Nntice is hereby given that the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of Lane has appointed LILLIAN
WARD NOHRIS administratrix of the
estate 01 ft. a. n orris isnuic i" i... -Ben
Norris and as Almon Benjamin
Norrisl. deceased. AH persons having
claims against Knid estate are hereby
notified to present the same. duly veri
fied, to the administratrix at 207 Eugene
Medical ucmcr, tuicnr. uiymi.
six I Br monins ironi me
nD.CSd thl. StL.l"AyN0AMnS'N'chlS,
Administratrix,
Harris, Butler St Husk,
No. 487 June 6, 1952.
Legals
PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET
PORTLAND (API No coarse grain 1,
Wheat bid to arrive market. Nn.
1 bulk,' delivered coast: soft white 2.50;
soft white (excluding Rex) 2:50: White
Club 2.30.
Hard Red Winter: ordinary 2. S3: in
Per cent 2.53; 11 per cent 2.33; 12 per
cent 2.53.
Hard White Baart: ordinary 2.50: 10
per cent 2.50: 11 per cent 2.30; 12 per
cent 2.50.
Car receipts: wheat 15: barley 1: flour
3; com 4; oats 3: mill feed 5.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET
38' PORTLAND "API - (USDAI Cattle
133a Friday salable 35; mostly cleanup trade
79i at steady prices; steers steady to 50 cents
59"i lower, cows 50 cents to 1.00 and more
34s4 lower, some heavy utility sharply lower;
9a! bulls steady: good-choice under 1,100 lbs
564 1 fed steers 32.00-33.50; two loads choice
774 j 1,035 and 1-049 lbs 34.00; good-choice
37? . 1,130-1 J16 lbs 30.00-32.00: commercial
steers 28.50-31.00: utility 24.00-28.00; good
fed heifers 31.50-32.00; commercial heif
ers 28.00-30.00: utility 21.50-27.50; canner-
cutter cows 15.00-18.50: shells down to
13.00 and under: utility cows 20.00-23.00;
few valine commercial earlv 25.00-26.00:
26ai utility-commercial bulls 25.50-29.50; odd
19'jjhead 30.00.
15i i Calves: Friday salable 25: market about
steady; few choice vealers 36.00: for
week, salable 375; market steady-weak:
Vealers and light calves 35.00-36.00: odd
prime 37.00; good-choice under 450 lb
stock calves 34.00-38.00: utility-commercial
slaughter calves, vealers 20.00-30,00.
Hogs: Friday salable 175; steady to
weak; choice 188-230 lb butchers largely
23.25: for week, salable 2.250; market
uneven, early and late trade steady with
mid-week sales 25 cents or more lower:
choice No. 1 and 2 butchers 180-230 lbs
23.00-30; mid-week sales No. 2 and 3
butchers around 22.50; heavier, lighter
weights 20.50-21.00; choice 350-550 lb sows
16.00-18.00; lighter weights to 19.00; few
choice feeder pigs Monday 23.00, but
bulk medium-good heavy feeders 20.00
21.50. Sheep: Friday salable 15: market
steady; choice 78 lb spring lambs 26,00;
for week, salable 2,355; market about
steady with late last week; good-prime
spring lambs 80-105 lbs 26.00-30, one lot
choice-prime 27.00; utility down to 24.00;
old crop lambs finding no reliable out
let; most sales sharply lower, partly on
deterioration of quality; late sales mixed
yearlings, old crop lambs 15.00-20.00,
early sales to 21.0ft; good-choice t jrn !
ewes 7.00-8.50: heavy ewes 8,00; culls
down to 3.00.
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If the water in the Great Lakes
were spread over continental
United States, it would be 10 to
18 feet deep.
SNAPPY
SERVICE
CAFES
Coffee Still
5e
JUMBO HAMBURGERS, SHAKES
LUNCHES - DINNERS
Breakfast Served Day or Nitht
860 Olive - Two Cafes That Never Close - 453 Willamette
Italy's first automobile factory
was opened in 1894.
Legals
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE
Scaled bids will oa reccivc-a uy "y
ir,,-.,., ..ini.mi.nr. Nw Pnstnff ee Build
Ing. Eugene, Oregon, up to and not later
than 1:00 p.m., Pacific Standard Time,
June 23, 1952, for all the live timber
marked or designated for cutting and
all merchantable deoa nmocr idciwh n
an area embracing about 24 acres within
section 26, T. 19 S.. H. 2 E.. W. M.,
Win berry Creek drainage. Willamette
National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be
280,000 board feet, more or less, of
nn..ni3.f,r nnH .in nnn hnnrri feet, more
oi less, of western hemlock and other
spcles of sawtlmber. No bid of less than
9i-i.it per ii ooara ii wr u.uimr
ft- ..nr Cl fin n- M hntrrl tmft for west
ern hemlock and other species will be
considered. In addition to the prices bid
for stumpage, a cooperative deposit of
en nn not- hi Knarrf tnmt tn Ho licert bv the
Forest Service for paying a part of the
cost of slash disposal for the total cut
of timber under tne lerms or me agree
mnt. will he reniiired. S500.00 must ac
company each bid, to be applied on
tne purchase price, reiunaea, or remin-
mA In n,rl n HnnMniH rinmnffM. ac
cording to the conditions of sale. The
rignt to reject any ana an oias is re
served. Forest Service bid forms for use
In submit unit sealed bids and lull in
formation concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the submission
of bids should be obtained from the
forest supervisor, Eugene, Oregon, or the
district ranger. Lowell, Oregon, before
bids are submitted.
No. 516 June 6. 1952.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned hns been appointed the Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Edmund Eu
gene Hunter, Deceased, by the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for Lane
County and has qualified as such. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present the
same with proper vouchers to the under
signed at the office of E. B. Sahlstrom,
874 Willamette Street. Eugene. Oregon,
within six months of the date hereof.
DATED and first published on the 30th
day of May. 1952.
EL WIN G. HUNTER
Administrator of the Estate of
Edmund Eugene Hunter.
Deceased.
E. B. SAHLSTROM,
Attorney for Estate
no. aaa June 27. uraz.
Kwong Chow Cafe
2100 Weit 6th Ave.
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Orders To Take Out
SPECIAL NEW DISH FAMILY STYLE
COMPLETE LUNCH 65o
HOURS
Week Day. 11 A.M. io 3 A.M. Saturdays 11 A.M. to 4 A.M.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
bl . JANQUET ROOM FOR SPECIAL PARTIES
Phone 4-2541 f parking
DANCING
Every Saturday Night with
ELDRED GLASPEY
And the Band That Plays for You
1 per person (Inc. tax)
Admission
. COMINO WEDNESDAY. JUNE IKIh
OLE RASMUSSEN - 11-PIECE WESTERN BAND
FERN RIDGE PARK BALLROOM
19 ml. out West 11th Pavea Ro,d A ,h
ENLARGED PARKING AREA
O Dancing Entertainment O
FOX
"DIXIELAND FIVE"
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
9:30 P.M. TO 1:30 A.M.
CASCADE CLUB
i Miles Ecnt of Springfield, Turn Right At Union 76 Station
CALL FOR BIDS
i STREET, SIDEWALK AND SEWER
I IMPROVEMENTS
Notice is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Eugene. Ore-
: Bon will receive sealed bids until 10:00
; a.m. on June 18, 1952, Daylight Saving
rime, at tne office or the City Manager.
Ctty Hall. Eugene, Oregon, at which time
! all bids will be publicly opened and read
. for the following:
PAVING
! 1. Madison Street from lBth Avenue to
2lst Avenue.
I 2. McMillan Street from N. boundary
or rrasier-Myiand Addition to 26th Ave-
; nue. Portland Street from N. Boundary
oi rTMier-Hyiana Addition to 27th Ave
nue. 27th Avenue from Willamette
, Street to Portland Street. 26th Avenue
iirom Portland street to alley bet. Olive
and McMillan.
3. Walnut Street from Franklin Boule
vard to Falrmount Boulevard.
I 4. Oak Street from 26th Avenue to S.
; boundary of Plummer's Addition.
I 5. Alley bet. 6lh Avenue and 7th Ave
nue from Blair to Van Buren.
I 6. 21st Avenue from University Street
w emerald street.
! 7. 16th Avenue from Willamette Street
to unve street.
I WmRNTNrt
I 8. Willamette Street from 13th Avenue
io Kin Avenue.
SIDEWALKS
. wnson aireei irom 14th Avenue to
18th Avenue.
10. Wilson Court from 14th Avenue to
18th Avenue.
11. 14th Avenue from Wilson Street to
Wilson Court.
12. West side of Harris Street from 25th
to 29th Avenue. f
13 South side of 24th Avenue from
rctiri i x-aiierson street.
SANITARY SEWER
14 Alley bet. Olive and Charnelton
Street from 24th Avenue to 25th Ave.
The work shall consist of concrete or
asphaitic concrete paving, concrete curbs
and gutters, sidewalks, drainage and do
ng all other work necessary thereto, all
in accordance with the plans and specifl
cations now on file in the office of the
City Engineer. City Hall. Eugene. Ore
Bon, where copies may be obtained by
prospective bidders upon receipt of cah
or a check in the amount of Sio.oo made
payable to the City of Eugene. The de
posit will be refimriirl - i
fide bid is submitted and the plans and
specifications are returned In good con
dition within five day, after the open-
SSiVSailS: otherwise the deposlt
Each of the above Improvements shall
be bid separately and shall be accom
panied by a rerHflori h-L- !-
. check, or bidders, bond payable to the
5' k . amount equal to
5 f of the amount of the bid. It is nec
essary that contractors who have not at
ready done so. file with the City of Eu-
fsne:.a Pr,efi,callon questionnaire 'or
he year 1952 before bidding on any of
these projects. The Citv reserves the
right to reject any and alt wi Ind to
waive defect in bidding to the Interest
of the City of Eugene. mwrest
(S) V. E. JOHNSON,
Mayor
S OREN L. KING.
v. ... City Manager
No. 549 June 12. 192.
ESTATE: ERNEST LEROV HAG EN
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 10-699
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lane, Pro-
T.prnv Hacrn. Tlerensed.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, as Administrator of the Estate
of Ernest Leroy Hagen, Deceased, has
filed his final account In the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for the
county ot iane. ana mat luesaay, inc
first day of July, 1952, at the hour of
ten o'eloelc A.M. T5LT. and the court
room of said court have been appointed
by said court as the time and place for
the hearing of objections thereto and
the settlement thereof.
uated and first pubnsnea, May ie, lS2,
Date of last publication, June 13. 1952.
JOHN H. BUTTLER.
Arimlnuttra tor
JAUKCXiUY Ot TUUiti.
Attorneys at Law.
1220 Equitable Bldg.,
Portland 4. Oregon.
No. 498 June 13, 1952
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE
aeaiea maas win De received py tne
forest supervisor, New Postoffice Build-
inB, Eugene, uregon, up to ana not
later than 1:00 o.nv. Paeifie Standard
Time. June 23. 1952. for all the live
timber marked or designated for cutting
and all merchantable dead timber located
on an area embracing about 14 acres
within sections 10, 14 and 15, T. 19 S.,
n. a c, w, m.. Anay ureeK drainage,
Willamette National Fnrrst. Oregon.
estimated to be 200,000 bonrd feet, more
or less, of Douslas-fir and 50,000 board
feet, more or less, of western hemlock
and other species of sawtlmber. No bid
of less tha'n $21,50 per M board feet for
Douglas-fir and $1.10 per M board feet
ior western nemiocK nnn otner species
will be considered. In addition to the
nrlrpg hid for gtnmn.nrn. a rnnnni-glliu
deposit of $0.80 per M board feet to be
used by the Forest Service for paying
a part of the cost of slash disposal for
the total cut of timber under the terms
m tne agreement, win nc required.
$5(10.00 must accompany each bid, to be
appnea on me purcnase price, refunded,
or retained in part as liquidated dam
ages, nccordlng to the conditions of sale.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. Forest Service bid forms for
use in submitting sealed bids and full
information concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the submission of
bids should be obtained from the forest
supervisor, Eugene. Oregon, or the dist
rict ranger, Lowell, Oregon, before bids
No. 515 June' 6, 1952,
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
NOTICE IS HfcHEBY GIVEN to the
ioDi v.nt,.rc nt Ki-hcmi District No. 4 ot
Lime County St.itr of Orngim. thnt the
ANNUAL SLMUUli rvir-r-miu, i i sain
District will be neifl at me inminisira
lion Building. Artnm. Biiiley Hill, Con
don, Dunn. Edison. Harris, Lincoln, Itivei
a Cuirn ri.trn. Stplln MnEliifirv. tin I
versitv High. Washington, Westmoreland,
Whitnker, Willniiilli'?ple. Wlllakeiuie.
Finm-rs Wlllard. and Woodrow Wilson
Jr. High Schools; lo begin nt the hour
or 2:00 P. M. o ciock to o;w r. m.
Pacific Standard Time on the third
Mmiriav of June, being the 16th day
of June, A. D. 1952. ,
This meeting IS canrn ior tne pur-
Fiose of electing one nirccior to serve
or five years and the transaction of
business usual at such meeting.
uaiCQ mis z.irn qa.v oi m.i.v. mot,
STANLEY R. RUMMERS,
rhnlrmnn. RntirH nf Direrlnr
No. 508 Legal Notice Date last pub.
June 5, 1952.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NnTIPE herehv Biven that the un.
derslgned have been appointed executors
of the estate ot Louis C. Scharpf, de
ceased, by the circuit court
Count v. Oregon. All tiersons
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly veri
fied, and with the proper vouchers to
the undersigned at tne omcei oi ttrysnn
Ac Bryson, 201-6 Eugene Medical Center,
Eugene. 'Oregon, within six months from
the date of the first publication of this
notice.
Date of the first Publication of this
notice is May 23, iiwz.
GEORGE L. SCHARPF,
WILLIAM FRED SCHARPF,
F.Yenitnrn a nfnrenalH.
No, 516 Legal Notice. Date last pub.
dune zu,
MtHlotlcei
member nftETs .
"nan Church
on W
Lawrence wJa?Jt;
Myrtle Wal'deri'Sfc
Hazel Benry J'K
Fisher, all a,nt Wti
ers: Arthur . &!M
Krandchilrir.'. utl !i I
Paul s. MoilkhP5 4
interment w n u0
Funeral NotkiT
of Lane HOLEMANSTTttj-J
.Tune 7. insr V.Si
Chris, ii T?Xm J
with in af V1
Cemetery. 1 'n tl
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned nas Decn appointed Aamin
istratnr nf thn entate of Mamie E. Stauf-
fer, deceased, by the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for Lane County.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned, duly verified
and with proper vouchers, at 877
Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon, with
in six months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, which date is
May 9, 1952.
Administrator."
No. 485 June 8. 1952.
NOTtCF. TO PHEDITORS
Mntlon U hxrohv tflurn thnt thn Pircillt
Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of Lane has: appointed FRANK
B. HAYES as administrator of the estate
of Henry R. Hadley, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said estate
arc hereby notified to present the same,
amy vcriticci, to tne administrator at an
V.i i e nnn Mnrlirnl fmtor. F.tiaene. firtcon.
within six (61 months' from the date of
tnis notice. . .
Administrator.
Harrk. Butler At Husk.
Attorneys.
wo. 40 a june o, in.
" nereoy given that unHne th. ' i... ""inea June 8th. ISM.
Court o .h R?Edff 1 Circu tltorvTj;" h.hv 'Emitted .;
and entered intn nn n.u j . ",ue
few,:0" teKTibit a. (Si.
Lot. On. Ill ,nj Two .2) In Block
' T-S' A'rTilS
Tru.l h.n.r,Sr.-. "J. ?f riS'lv! t the
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Common Council of the City of Eugene
will hold a hearing on Monday, June 9.
1952 at 7:30 P.M. In the Council Cham
bers of the City Hall upon the permanent
report of the City Planning Commission
of said City recommending the approval
oi me loiiowing petition for reclassifi
cation of Toning, to-wlt:
RECOMMENDATION OP THE
PLANNING COMMISSION
Beginning at a point on the east line
of Hllvard Street 245 feet north of
the intersection of the center line of
31st Avenue with the east line of HIU
yard street and running thence east to
uie wesi tine or Aiaer street extended
south; thence southerly parallel to Hll
yard Street to the south line of 32nd
Avenue (Lacy Street) l thence westerly
along the south line of 32nd Avenue to
the Northeast comer of Lot 1 of the
3rd Addition to Sunny Hollow: thence
southerly along the easterly lines of
Lots 1 through 10 Inclusive to the
southeast corner of Lot 10! thence
westerly to the aouthwest corner of
said Lot 10: thence northerly along the
easterly line of East Amazon Drive and
the easterly line of Hilyard Street to
the point of hetflnnln.
Area located along the eaaterly side of
Hllvard Street and the easterly side of
... niii.iDii unve irom a point 245
:'.I":r,h f ,l" Avenue to point
St?ee" " 35th Avenue or rr,nl
nSSSi'1. c.hJ.'S irom RA Suburban
Residential to C-3 Commercial District
HENRY F. BEISTEL
m. ... . . Clly Recorder
No. 550 June 8. 1652.
advertTsement for bids 1
Scaled bids will be received by Elmlra
School District No. U-4, Lane Count I
Oregon, by Wm p 7."'v
Elmlra Union High School. Elmlra, Ore-
5a?d V.m" 8t:0 p.m JPatl,l: c" Stan
dard time. June 23rd, 1952. for the gen
eral contract for the addition of a class.
sT.,wiJ,B ," '5 Elmlr Union High
BoVri 5j . 'ou,, t the
? .v, J, "c?,'1"" meeting to be held
at the Elmlra Union High School, Elml-
snSlTi', pm- p,cl,lc Coast
standard time. June 23rd. 1952. Bids re-
Stindd,r3" ,he,":0 nm' Pclc Co",
mfn..nS,'"vl'I":2!."ns 'ni c""r"l dcu.
electric;! """J' mecn,n'"'- "i
tn5 , lul "aminea June 6th,
! "lc" "' Wilmsen i Endl
cott. architecta, 216 Tiffany Building "a .
. w I'"0"' J"" " ,he E""e Build.
Pu. r1 !6 En,t Elventh Avenue.
R "nd " Portland
RmmII Exch.,e Cooperative. J
3re a","". ulld""' Portland'
yregon. A set of plan nnri .r.i.-.
INVITATION FOR BIDS
EQUIPMENT. CAR. AND ASPHALT
Notice is herebv given that sealed bids
will bo received by Harry L. Chase, Lane
county ciern, at me court riouse, js.ii
sene. Oreson. until 10:00 a.m. June 17.
1932. providing for the sale to Lane
County of one Bridge Flat Bed Truck,
Six Diinio Trucks (with ontional trade
in nf 4 triirk.it. One Tractor-Dozer fwith
optional traae tn oi one u-i caterpillar
rinzerl. One Henvv Dutv Patrol Grader.
two crew carriers, i nree va ion jrirK-
ups, iwitn optional traac in oi one jsmj
Chevrolet Pickup i. One 4 wheel loader,
One Self Propelled Air Compressor, One
ius cu. rt. Air compressor twitn op
tionnl Irnrfp tn nf one fid Cu Ft. Inner.
soli-Rand Air Compressor), One 3i Cubic
Yard Shovel and Dragline. One four door
Sedan Automobile (with optional trade In
of one 1950 Pontine Sedan), and asphalt,
all in accordance with specifications now
on file In said Clerk's Office. The bids
will be opened publicly at 10:00 a.m.
June 17, 1952, in the Lane County Court
Hoom. court House, tugene, Oregon, "inc
County reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. No bidder may withdraw
his bid after the hour set for the open
ing thereof, or before award of the on
tracti unless said award is delayed ior a
period exceeding 30 days. All envelopes
should be nlainlv marked "bids" on the
outsKie. Eacn bid must be accompanied
by a certified check for 10 of the bid
price, to be forfeited if the bid is accept
ed and contract not performed. Lane
County Court, by D. T. BAYLY, Judge.
No. 844 June 11, 1952.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah
Wlnnla Lindsley U'Rcnn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given: That the under
signed administrator has filed his final
account in the aforesaid estate and the
aforesaid Court has appointed Thursday,
the 10th day of July, 1952, at 9: HO o'clock,
in the forenoon as the time for filing
objections to said Final Account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated Juno 4th, 1952.
C. A. WINTERMEIER.
Administrator of Said Estate.
iNo.r'io june , ivm,
ESTATE: VIRA LUELLA HAGEN
INUlVV.a, JV UAlj AUCUU1NT
No. 10-987
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lane, Pro
. bate Department.
In the Matter of the Estate of VIra
Luclla Hngcn. Deceased.
Notfce Is hereby given that the under-
smiiea, as Administrator oi the Estate
of Virn T.i I fl In Haiifn. rWnncnH. Vina H1H
his final account in the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for the County of
July, 1952. at the hour of ten o'clock
A.M. DLT, and the courtroom of said
couit have been appointed by said court
as the time and place for the hearing
of objections thereto and the settlement
uatcd and first published, May IS, 1952.
Date of last publication. June 13, 1952.
JOHN H. RtlTTT.F.n.
1220 .Equitable Building,
PnrllnnH i. Cirnann
No.. 490 June 13- 1932,
Funeral Directors
MILLEn-SHERMi
iriiuue B-ZIS7.
SIM0N-FxmNcSrs3
"Pnrlrin a j ti
1152 6iivBeStJDTg!
I1AA i-U
Creswell st x,nt
" Ml.
Springfield 6th & B A
VEATCH"T?fin7v7sJ
ENGLAND FUNERtti
t-none 4-5255 Pmh 1
Florists
PUNEBAT. wripirsr-J
Flowers by TommTil
Ph. 4-6 3 51. 2086? ..il
Card of Thanks
The relatives oflohnffil
son wish to express HkI
to the many friends tl
bors who kindly assUteil
ms n.ness, also lortl
floral offerincs.
Mis. mi
Gaston, OJ
Personals
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ves problems, answers J
& gives truthful adviitl
airairs.
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equip, for treasure hunt Sj
zona, write KG Box!
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The Associated Press I. .ntitln .y.
c'uslvely to the use of republication of
" me iocai news nr.ntaa in mis news
paper aswcll as all news dispatches.
aUHSCHIPTION RATES
By Carrier, monthly . 1.50
By Carrier. 6 mos. in advance 8.00
By Carrier, yearly In advance 10.00
By Mall, In Oregon, one month 1.50
By Mall, In OrcRon. three month, 3.1S
By Ma , In Orccon. S months 6.50
By Mall, in OrcKon. one year 12.00
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Death Notices
115
CARPENTER Fred Byron Car.
penier 01 jrau ureeK, ore.,
passed away Thursday, June 5,
1952, at the age of 59. He was
born July 13, 1892, at Fall Creek,
Ore. He had been a life-long
resident of Lane County and for
many years had been with the
i.onege urest water District. He
was a member of the Moose
Lodge, Eugene, and Fraternal
Order of Eagles and also was a
veteran of World War I. He Is
survived by 1 son, Leslie, of
Portland; 1 uncle, W. F. Gibson
of Fall Creek, and many other
near relatives. Funeral services
will be held Monday, June 9,
19a2, at 1:30 p.m. in the Veatch
Holhhgsworth England Funeral
Home, Rev. H. M. Sackett offi
ciating, with interment in Rest-
rmven Memorial Park.
'i . 1 uepartment of the FV.t 'aVirtn.i
.cMieni5, upon the denolt nf
,ooe ,h:"";...f , " ? "ded'
Hons l.. ,, T. ".n" "
cmc Coast Standard Tim,?- JuS. Mri
s?ahc,br'yd bZt iWA
mlra School District No. LM, executed
by the bidder and . ,rety companj n
an amount ,., t0 llvt m,M,n(y,n"
?.l.I"r"'rm"nce b"" luf t on,
hundred per cent of the contract sum
-m oe required ot the aucccs.ful bid-
Elmlra
the
and in
withdraw hi. hu 'l
Ct for the ooenln. .h..
pass hj, '! ud "j :
wunjr aays.
CLYDR Vert itdb"
Elmira School District No. U-4,
lie nnnrn nr 7t.,Atiu
School District No. U-4. re.erve
ruht to rclect any or all bid" i
waive minor informalities. No
. rconab,. 'Sid SLvW H.. HWun. ""
SEXSMITH Eletta LynnSr
smith of 1948 Harris passed
away Thursday, June 5, 1952, at
Oct. 27, 1887, In Independence,
Kans., and married S. A. (Fred)
Sexsmith March 24, 1914, at
Portland, Ore. Mrs. Sexsmith
nad lived in Rltennn einn inon
She was a member of the Blue
River Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star Nn. ish bv,- .,,
a charter member of Venus
v...jicr or wnicn she was also
? Pas) .matIr.on "nd also a mem
ber of the Eugene Country Club.
She is survived by her husband;
r dy?f Elsene; 2 brothers'
ir.i)i.Dl.v??.s 01 Klamath Falls
and Fred Divens of La Grande,
r.e;.: 3 grandchildren: Janice
William and Richard. Funeral
services will be held at lO'OO
io?i (r?STl Monda"' J " ,
Rev'. E. S. Bartlam offi
tnl g' xylth Pm'te vault en
tombment at Rest-Haven Mau-
frlm, nVois.italions wi" held
i2;0 t0 .4-0 P m. Sunday,
J,"8-95?' al Veatch Hollings
worth England rimnni n
CHAPMANAnnie Laura CharT-
iw? 1, 1 NOrkcl"ie Rd. passed
away at her home at the age of
70 years. She was born to John
1RR1 n?uy PeppaJd Ju'y 20.
1881, at Harmony, Nova Scotia
rh! was married to Nelson W.
I n iPc?J?.an i2 Drayton. N.D., Dec,
18. 1801. She came tn Hin.n. i
ANY GIRL in troubled
friendly adviser, write a
vation Army, wmu
Home, P.O. Box I
3, Oregon, or telephom
1632.
ALCOHOLICS ANONM
PHONE 5-582J
Meetines 8:00 D.m. W
Friendly House. 2445 Kfcj
EXPERT Massage, Electnl
cabinets and pnysiomesi
Will. Hampbon Bldgjti
DENTAL PLATE REPii
Harrv Semler DenWI
8th & Willamettejtag
Excellent care in reiiitij
for 1 or 2 children, i
700. .
Wir.I. NOT he resoonsibltl
debts unless signeo wi
by: JohiilW!!
lost & Found
T.OST: White faced bull d
5nn 1 In the nelEHKl
SDencer Butte. Has salil
750 in ear. Will give nf
$10. Ph. 5-6062 ororcpi
C. W. Thornton, m.
LOST: Hamilton wac
small diamonds on
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Hosp. Ph. 5-514723
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books Green traoim.
Please return toEug.tJ
box or to 232 WJth-i
TACti. T n.,.p WiHpnfflir..
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Eue. 5-1777. Liberalig
LOST: Male dachshund
rena dam, June t. v-
or 5-1272. Jji
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Pin with gold seiuw-i
please call 4-itm.
Transportation
Wanted rfde to Denver,
Lubbock, Texas, or i
Texas. Will share J3
Would like to leave
or 10th. Write Box m
Lovey Jones. -
LEAVING for MMli1-!
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Room for cule. or 1
snare expenses. u:
DRIVING to central sjjfl
rm. for 2, shareexp
Denver. SeW4
R..inn PronertV
FOR THE LARGE
bldg. containing 1 ft,
steam heated, well Uf
flees for lease. Close
town, off street par..
tomers. S275 m.irsC
nff tho hitrhway on t"
. .W.5S?-silt
way "and downtown
Bide. 5iu,uuv. . ..a
Eves Ph. uon i.-
Rodman and;;
938 CharneltonOuJrf
NICE 12-unit mod. cour
ncss loc. 817 N. HJ -
pendent future. .--.
.Build. 109x400 ft.
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4-3naa. B:30 to 9 Pffl-d
FOR RENT - Beauty
1930 and hart 1I.V.S " ti,.K"e n I Vr iV.r.0B. 1"
mi, nil.. '"15 com-i WTlie u. -
munity ever ince. Sh. waa a st, Boseburg.