Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 05, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGEXE DAILY GUARB. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1008 t I 1 1 ' f I c i r i i i 4 The Friendly Store's , Satrd'y Specials 5000 yds. Fancy Silk, 38, 82c 5000 yards fancy dress and waist silk, composed of Foulards, Taffetas, Rajahs, Mommey and Japanese Silks, 19 to 27 inches wide, all good patterns broche, checks, plaids, dots and figures, all reliable mikes, coming from somj of the biggest Yorktown manufacturers. Values to $1.50 a yard 82c; values to 75c yard, 38c. Wash Goods Specials Two thousand yards of Lawns and Organdies, dark and light colors, neat floral effects, checks and stripes, 31 inches wide; 15c values; yard l'lc One hundred yards fine Dimity, Organdie, Swiss, etc., all 1908 patterns, light and dark colors; values to 40c a yard; special a yard IXc 'Beautiful floral and plain Mull, Swiss, Organdie, etc., In blues, black, mals, green, lavender, etc., suitable for street and evening dresses; values to 75c a yard 40c 30-Inch Linen Crash Suiting, comes in blue, brown, green, red, and tan; . just the thing for mountains and beach; 35c values, yard 20c 80-Inch Linen Suiting, big range of colors and white and cream; special, a yard - 25c 50 pieces of American Prints in reds, blues, grays, blacks and light cojors; the best prints made, all fast colors; beautiful pat terns; a yard '.' (t)Jo EUGENE'S LARGEST AND BEST fcTORE PliltSONAL 4, .. J. L. Clark, of Creswell, Is In town. Mrs. Whitney went to Junction to day. I W. L. Price Is down from Walter vllle. Mrs. Taylor went to Junction this morning. D. F.'M. Day returned today from Mnpleton. ' C. H. Dennett, of Harrlsburg, Is In the city. C. R. Sylvester, of Jasper, is In Eugene today. Mrs, Ernest Gllslrnp Is yetting her folks at Drain. H. A. Cook, of Vlda, Is a Eugene business visitor. . H. K. Owen, of Pleasant Hill, was In the city today. N. K. Gaylord has returned from a trip to Portland. Dave Adams, of Roseburg, Is in the ctly on business. C. A. Nadeau wont to Junction, this morning for business. Mrs. S. L. Spiirclnl went to Snlom this morning to visit. r Mlsg 11. Plea returned to Portland todny, after a visit hero. Raymond Unbb and wife nre In 1nrtltint fni 11 tnw lnVH m,. ii,.,.i,iu l,,.,ivn,i thin nr. 1 tern noon to visit friends. I John Brookmnyur, or Mohawk, spent last night In the city. Mrs. C. A. Briggs Is very sick and under the enre of Dr. Brown. Mrs. Klddel came from Elkton to day to visit Mrs. J. J. Lynns. Hugh Currln went to his home at Cottage Grove this afternoon. G. H. Smith and family arrived linru lnnt nvmiititf frnni llnnilnll. G. E. Wagner made a business trlpiclsco and will visit here a while. to Junction City this morning. F. M. Kolzlowskl, of Prosser, Wash., Is In the city on business. ' Mrs. H. A. Green, who has con 111 for several weeks. Is ahlo to be up. , Mr. and Mrs. Stelwer went to Port land this morning to he gono a week. Colouel J. M. Williams, wife and ion were passengers to Portland to day. j Mr. nnd Mrs. G.D. Linn nnd daugh ter returned lust night from Port land.. I Geo. B. Dorrls nnd Geo, M. Miller returned this afternoon from Port land. K. L. C. Farrln and wife, of Coos Bay, wire arrivals In Eugene last night. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. McAtlstcr are In Portland for the remainder of the weel . S'lss Mndgn Bailee has resumed her old position at S. II. Frlendly's atnr'. J. Kllrov mid Clinrlos Cochran came down from Cottage Grove this 1 morning. j John II. Ilnrtog, manager of the 1 Commercial Club, returned lastl night from Portland, where he at-1 The Eugene Loan Capital and Sorplui $125,000.00 S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 WILLAMETTE ST tended the rose festival and the Pa cific Coast Ad Men's convention, de livering an address before the lat ter. Mrs. D. S. Dii8ey and Mrs. Cun ningham returned to Harrlsburg this morning. H. Mnnley and wife, of Medford, Ontario, Canada, arrived In Eugene Inst night. Mrs. Dora Thompson returned to Portland today after a visit with friends here. Prof, and Mrs. Jos. Shnfer ihave returned to Eugene from their Eu ropean trip. Mnry Howard went to Oregon City this morning. Sho Is a student at tlio University. Mrs. Jennie Spenr left for Detroit, Mich., today, where she will visit for three months. . "., Rev. M. C. Wire went to Albany th(8 morning and will go from there to coast points.' i J, C.t Cornwall, a University stil dcrit, went to Portland this morning for a day or so. Miss Jennlo . Jennings went to Portland this morning to take in tlio roBo festival. Miss Maude Lewis returned last night from Portland, where she took In the rnso festival. J. A. Pearson, wlfo and (laughter, of Westbrook. Minn., wore arrivals In Eugene last night. Professor and Mrs. S. A. M. Young came in from South Dakota this ni tcrnoon to visit friends. Misses Adillu and Rnchol Bnlderee have relumed homo to Gardner after a visit with cousins hero. T. B. Kay, of Salem, was In the city today on business connected with the Eugene woolen mills. W. C. Barnard and wlfo arrived In Eugene Inst night from San Fran- Mrs. R. J. Kirkwood nnd little Enid Kirkwood returned last night from a trip through Southern Ore gon. Mrs. II. X. Mount nnd son left this morning for their old homo In Indl-' nun. They expect to ho gone several 1 week:'. I (loo. Smith the commission met-1 AH members are urgently dequest chnnt. nnd two friends, went up tho.fil to meet nt Die camp hall Sunday McKcnzto this morning on' ft lull lug trip. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Honey are In Portland for n few dnvs. v'sltlmr rel atives and friends and taking in thu rose festival. County Surveyor C. M. Collier and Road viewers Mcl'herson and Jen nings re turned last evening from Cot tage Grove, near which place they surveyed a new county road. W. T. S. Pat ton, a recent arrival In Lane county from Grains Pass, was n caller at Tho Guard office to day and ordered the paper sent to his address at Goshen, lie was 11c- cotiipanled bv his son.' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roll nre In Portland during tho rose .festival. Sid Smith went to Portland today to take In the roso festival and to You Salute a Man who Is known to possess a good bank account. In all probaMIKy he sturted It with less tboA Jant hae. An account at tti Hjt Loan and Savings awife ntnteca a man careful of his wttidw. Start ont yourself and note how tho act of drawing a check makes yon careful about use leva expenditure. What you don't spend Is so much saved. and Sa vires Esr k EtUtlithd H? Special For Tomorow 10c Outing Flannel, yd 7 1- India Linon 5c, Of, 11c, Mc, yd. 8".) Liiivn Waists $2.75 Llnon Will sis $3.00 $l.iiO Sale Black Silks $1.00 10-inch Silks 50c $1.00 Wl-lncli Silks 72c $1.25 S-lncli Kilks $1.50 30-lncli Silks . . $1.00 $1.05 YOUR MON EY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK see the baseball game between Port land and Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kincald and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Defer, of De troit, Mich., are In Portland attend ing the rose festival And seeing Port- inna ana tne surrounding country. .. o. , S18ler ' Mr- "'I- caid.. She and her husband have been visiting in Old Mexico,, New Mexico, Arizona and California dur ing the last six months or more. Their sons are attending to their business In Detroit while they are "seeing America," particularly the Pacific coast, but they have visited Washington, the Jamestown fair and nearly every part of the Atlantic states during the last two or three years. V TEA You think one tea as' pood as another ? Why don't you buy;at the lowest price you see in the window? Your tracer returni your montr IX in 4m 't Ik SifcUliug'i Best; wa pay htm. , A (.rand Family MctUcinc. "It gives nis pleasure in speak a writes Frank Conlnn or 430 Houston!"18 new landlady there. street, New York. "It's a grand fam- llv medicine for rivsnensla and 'liver I complications .while for lame back and weak kidneys it cannot be too highly recommended" Electric Bit ters regulate the digestive functions, purify tho blood and Impart renewed vigor and vitality to the weak and debilitated of both sexes. Sold un der guarantee at W. A. Knykendall's drug store. 50 cents. i NOTICK TO MODKItX WrtODMF.X, nfternoon nt 2:15 o'clock to attend the docoratlon services In memory of deceased members. Also meet at 7 p. m. Sunday to attend memorial ser vices at the Episcopal church. . Jll DAVID LINK, Clerk. See our new blue and while 'tunnel ware. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Tile reinforced crtnter Vndor ham mocks are the best made; we are sole agents. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. A full Hue of "Cold, Storage" re frigerators: get our prices before buying. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. XKW9 NOTKS FOR SALE New house, close In: lot 50x160. Price, $18e0. Ore gon Lnud Company. If FOU SALE 9-room house, three blocks from Willamette stdeet: lot 80x76 feet. Price, 12100. gon Land Company. Ore- tf 1 1 I List your property with the Ore Itgon Land Company. Put an honest j price on It and we will soon have It Isold. O tf LOST A femalo collie pup. 3 weeks old. at Seventh and Willamette I 1,.., ...... ... u ........ til...,,,. ii,.., u.,.r- I receive nwnrd. WANTKP - Six coed axemen to work with surveylim crew on Wll Inniett rWr; il ''f)'- Inquire of M. O. r"ran,, SnieMe Hotel. Jti EJJGENE HIGH BEATS! SALEM IN " ' FIELD MEET DIAL MI.KT FOIt FIELD AXI TKACK CIIAMI'IOXSIIII' OK USTKItX OUKGOX IXTKH SCHOLASTIC AT1ILKTIC UXIOX I'l'LLKD OFF IX THIS CITY THIS AFTK.HXOOX , The W. O. I. A. L. championship track meet between the teams of the Salem and Eugene high schools was pulled off on Kincald field in this city this afternoon oeiore a guuu sized crowd. The weather was ideal and the track In excellent condition. The events were as follows: 100-yard dash Kreieer (Eugene), jjenkins (Eugene), Kay (Salem). Time, 10 3-5 seconds. I Shot put Sheridan (Eugene), Rich (Salem), Bailey (Eugene). Dis tance, 36 feet 6 Inches. Broad Jump Kuykendall and Ell 1 mnker, both of Eugene, tied Tor first ! place; Kay (Salem). Distance, IS 1 feet 1 0 Inches. i 220-vard hurdle Abshire (Eu-1 jgene), Kay (Salem), NUes (Salem). I Time, 29 1-5 seconds. Half-mile run Minton (Salem);, 'KalBer (Salem), Collier (Eugene). Time. 2 minutes, 14 1-5 seconds. 220-yard dash Kay (Salem), Jen kins (Eugene), Krelger (Eugene). Time.' 23 4-5 seconds. 120-yard hurdle Kuykendall (Eu gene), Nlles (Salem), Abshire (Eu gene). Time, 18 seconds. Mile run Minton, (Salem), O'Leary (Eugene), Zimmerman (Sa- ilem). Time, 5 minutes and a- or a second. j Pole vault Conceded by Salem to j Eugene. , I 440-yard dash Nlles (Salem), !Kay (Salem), Davidson (Eugene,). iTIme, 56 2-5 seconds. Discus throw Nolan (Eugene), Kay (Salem), Sheridan (Eugene). Distance, 8(1 feet 4 Inches. 50-yard dash Krieger (Eugene), Jenkins (Eugene), Kay ( (Salem). Time, 5 3-5 seconds. High Jump Newm'an (Salem), Kuykendall (Eugene), Kny (Sa lem). Height. 5 feet 4 Inches. ! ll.mmnn llirnnr fl'lllov ftf.lfPna) Richardson (Salem), Hollandsworth nii,. 19a tat st innh. Relay race--Won'ljy Salem. Final score Eugene, 73; Salem, 58. GITY NEWS A. Lombard finished unloading a car of cement today. Six agents of the Sunset Magazine are canvassing the town today. There are room for only ten more members at the Commercial Club. A new sidewalk Is being built at the comer of Hllyard and East Twelfth streets. The notarial commission of Geo. A. Drury, of Coburg, was filed with the county clerk today. J. W. Kays Is furnishing the Un derwood House for Mrs. Houghton, , , , , ,. A 'B Plmlc Is being held at Crow today. Quite a number of Eugene people are in attendance. Coburg will piny a game of base ball Sunday with sonic fast team from Linn or Marlon county. Four cars of granite arrived Inst night. It will be used for surfacing the ground around the depot. A cross walk Is being put In today across University avenue on the north side of East Thirteenth street. "Our Friends In Heaven Do They Communicate With Us?" Hear Kev. Trimble on the subject at !j p. 111. Sunday. Judge Harris today granted a di vorce to Claude Silencer from Lela M. Spencer. The ground for this ac tion was desertion. ' F. E. Dunn, Jack Rodman. D. E. Yonin and Elmer Roberts went to Crow this morning to attend the big annual picnic there today. Service next Sunday nt 10:30 a. 111. In the United Norwegian Lu theran Trinity Church. M. P. Dom- 1 mcrsiinos, pastor. The Oregon baseball squ:id left this orning for C'orvallls, where th"' m pluv the O i. C. today and tomor- row R. J. Moses St. Son, who recently sold their store in Eugene to Scobert & Dodge' have bjusht a store at Tan- gent. ' Rev. II. N.. Mount was the offlclat- , Ing clergyman at the Harrls-Wllson nuptials Wednesday night, instead of Rev. J. S. McCallum, as published. o J. F. Trimble, one of the street ..llvnv tiinlitcninn hna mi ish a aftit a ' tnaf,l,in(.n nt thn rnmer nf Alitor nnri Eleventh streets. Plank & Johnson made the sale. O M. ., 1.. a ... .1.. f-.l i roiessor r. o. mum, in ir i in- m. 1 " n-n ,u .. verslty of Orepiti. will deliver the ad-' fllAMllKUS II AltDWAKE CO. dress hefore the graduating class of; the Kugcne lilt!' school nt the Chris-1 Hewitt's Kidney and Mlndder Tills tian church SiiQay ulKht. i are irompt nnd thorough, nnd will j In a very short time strengthen the The babies should they be bap-1 weakened kidneys. Sold by all drng tlxeJ? If you are In doubt about or gists. interested In this question hear Rev. U H. Trimble at lu:30 r.. :n. Sunday at the Methodist c'.iurc'n. Ell Barrv haOed suit for divorce agi'inst Mnbel Brry In the circuit court on the ground of deser'lon. Thev have two chlldrfa. J. s. Med ley 'is attorney fcr the plaintifr.. The old wooden awning in front of the Dav & Henderson store build 1 ,nm rtown today. It was one of the last wooden awnings in tho city and a relic of pioneer days. J. R. Richardson has begun suit In the circuit court against the Mar tin Creek Mining Company to re rover money. G. F. Skipworth and A. H. King are attorneys for the plaintiff. B B McKinney has bought the quarter uiock at i.u.. Tenth and Charnelton streets from J. Holt Brown for $4200. He will build a fine residence mere m me near future. California shippers have stopped sending strawberries to Oregon, the merchants in this state having to de pend upon the local fields. As the season Is late, the supply so far has been a little short. B. F. Howard has begun suit In the circuit court against S. P. Gil more and wife and M. D. Allen and wife to condemn a right-of-way across the lands of the defendants for an irrigating canal. M. Leslie and family, who have been residing in E igene for the nait couple of years, having come here from Snlem. are moving back to that, city, where Mr. Leslie will work at his trade, that or a piumoer. Eberle Kuykendall and Oliver Hus ton left for Portland this morning, where they will compete in the big P. N. A. track and field meet tomor row. Trainer Hayward and Moon and Zacharlas will go tonight. The new vinegar factory at the corner of West Second and Blair streets is enclosed nnd most of the roof is on. N. A. Reynolds, who Is building It, says the building will be completed inside of a week. Deputy Forest Supervisor Harvey started today on a month s trip through the Cascade Willamette for est reserve. His. tour Is one of In spection. While in the mountains ne will also locate the trail up the Nortn Fork of the McKenzie. The children's day exercises which were to have been held at the Chris tian church Sunday night, nave ueen iinaOnnnpfl till Sunday. June 14, on account of the address to the grad uating class of the high school, to be given at the churcn next aunuay night. Final proofs on timber claims were made before U. S. commissioner vv. W. Calkins today by Minnie M. Hol comb, Ackwlth, Iowa; Camy O. Smith, Coburg,; Joslah B. Taylor, Eugene, and H. K. Shirk, of Eugire, and today by Milo J. Skinner, Co burc. A picnic, will be given by the Sun day schools of Riverview, Junction City and Irving tomorrow on the Bushnell place on the river, about eight miles, below Eugene. The public is rhvlted to attend. To reach -the place from Eugene, go down the river road and turn off at one of the lanes. F. M. O'Menehj! H. O'Brien, J. A. Murphy, N. J. Sandel, R. A. Barnes and Miss K. B. Shoen, representing the Sunset Magazine, of San Frnn cisco, are in tugene for a few days. They are making a tour of the state writing up the several localities which they pass through. Messrs. O'Brien and Murphy were In Eugene eighteen years ago, and note wonder ful changes in the city since then. SCHAFER RETURNS AFTER YEAR IN ENGLAND Professor Jos. Schafer, head of the University of Oregon department of history, returned yesterday with his faniilv from a year's travel, research and study In England and Europe. Professor Schafer, while In Englnnd, discovered some valuable historical material concerning the Northwest. Most of the time of . the party was spent In England, though trips were made to Germany and France. Professor Schafer is glad to get back after his absence, and will take up his class work next year. Some interesting articles will probably be the product of his pen in the near fu ture. PLEASED WITH OUKGOX Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Nurre and f:im funiily, who recently came to this Vity. are so well satisfied that they hnve built a substantial residence on their lot In the Gross addition, which they purchased prior to moving here. They have also just Installed in their new home n handsome Story & Clark piano purchased nt the Stev ens & Hulin Piano House. J6wlt WILLIAMS' CAKBOLfC HAI.VR WITH ARNICA and WITCH H.VKI. The best salve In the world for cnU, bruise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet ter, chapped bands and all skla erup tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by Linn Drug Co. Williams Mfg.. Co., props.. COAL! COAL! Place your order for first class coal now. Williams Transfer Co., Phone Blnck 1141. J6 j New stock fishing rods and flies; wi nrf nvpratnrkoil In ,111110 lifn.s I nt ftl.... nl.tK n-., ltl n. ' TRANSFERS OF LANE I 111 M Your Abstracts Miulc lv Tli.- Ijllie County Abstract Co. S. A. Huddleston to Joauuh luwal, lot 10 In blk. 13 in James Huddle ston's add to Eugene. $10. Isaac E. Stevejis etux to Robert E. Gross, part of lot 1 in block 6 of Skinner's ad to Eugene. $1800. U. S. to Lottie L. Hobbs, pat. 80 acres In sec. 8, tp. 19, s r 6 w. F. E. Hyland etux to S. D. Rich ardson, tract In Lancaster: $400. W. B. Cooper etux to Madge Mote, lot 3 In blk 2 of G. McFarland's 5th add to Cottage Grove. $100. Louis E. Bean etux to L. J. Kolk er, tract in Mulligan's add to Eu gene. $100. Sharles Severson et ux to Ole Sev ersen, part of lot 6 and lots 2 and 3 In Ira Hawley's add to Eugene. C. & O. Land Co. to Booth-Kelly Co., 200 acres in sec. 24, tp. 18, s r 8 w. Fred Flsk, sheriff to David Thompson, tract In sees. 29, 30, tp 17. s r 3 w. $3900. U. S. Francis E. Morss, 80 acres' in sec. 10, tp. 21, s r 3 w. Frederick Herren etux to S. B. Morss etux, tract In sec. 33 and 34, tp. 20, s r 3 w. B. C. Tabor et ux to S. B. Morss, tract in sec. 33, tp. 20, s r 3 w. Albert H. Rissue to David S. Ris sue, lot 12 In blk 4 In 2nd add to Georgetown." $300. J. C. Long etux to Dave S. Rissue, lot 11 In blk 4 in 2nd add to George town. $60. Frederick C. Potts etux to A. L. Ball, lot 8 in blk 3 of Ellas Stew art's add to Eugene. $2300. J. C. Whlteing tb George Schneid er, lot 2 and 3 in blk 1 of Ellsworth add to Eugene. $10. U. S. to Beulah B. Pltnpy, pat. 82. 36 acres In sec. 24, tp. 16, s r S w. John M. Tayor to Colbert L. Short ridge etux, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, in blk 6 in Lang's 2nd add to Georgetown. Roy T. Straton to F. C. Knnpp, 160 acres In sec. 14, tp. 17, s r 2 e. J. C. Whiting to Peter Nye, lots 1, 3, 4 and 5 in blk 8; lots 4, 5 6, 7, 8 In blk 34 in Fairmount. OFFICIAL COUNT NOT COMPLETED The official count of the votes cast in Lane county at Monday's election was still in progress at the courthouse at a late hour this afternoon and the totals will not be ready for publication until tomorrow. County Clerk Lee, Justice of the Peace J. L. Clark, of Creswell; Jus- ' tice of the Peace Bryson, of Eugene, and E. R. Mummey comprise the canvassing board. . WANTED. Parties having timber land In Lane Ciunty, send- description,, estimate and price. Box 541, Eugene, Ore. Jy 1 W Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is the one that children like so well to take, as it tastes like maple sugar. It acts gently, yet freely, on the bow els and thereby it drives the cold out of the system. It is sold by all drug gists. Every day fa Special Sale Buggy Day with us; get our prices and see the goods and you will buy. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little liver pills, are sold by j all druggists. Wi tha kind Von Wm ias tlou;!il J. M. Morris V. 1". Morris J. W. Warren The Red Star Ren) Estate. Insurance, Invest ments, Lonns : : : : : ProMTty lasted and Sold at Owner's price :::::: Room 4, McCinng block, Corner 8th and Willamette Sts. Phones Office, Black 6271; Resi dence, Black 4402. Eugene, .... Oregon NEW YORK CLIPPER 18 THE GREATEST THEATRICAL I SHOW PAPER IN THE WORLD. $4.00 Per Year. Single Copy, 10 Cts. lssrkr WEEKLY. Sample Copy Free. FRANK QUEEN PUB. CO. (Lid), al.BF.RTJ SOBIE. ... I'l'Hl.lSHKHS. auuu. il W. 3stu St.. Mir Yok. COUNTY HEAL ESTATE !rn0J RATES EAST Will Uc i. ., """etnis season by t! SOUTHERN PACIFIC (Lines in Oregon) From Eugene, Ore, as c lows: To Both Tlyi through Portland 76.25 71.25 63.75 0t, vii Olilor: Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha 63.75 Kansas City 63.75 Tickets will be on sale Nay 4, 18 ' June 5, 6, 19, 2o July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 32 Good for return In 90 days with J over privileges p eaiure within lis; REMEMBER THE DATES For any further Information call 00 ' A.J. GILLETE Local Agent or write to Wm. McMurray, General Pi senger agent, Portland, Ore 0- We sell the best lin:s of Staple and Fancy Groceries In our new loca tion we insure prompt service and courteous treatment. Try us with a share of your patronage EUGENE GROCERY; 104 West Eighth Stiift Madame Dean's "Li? r Pills. FOR urn M.M Haw! r'-S$Tit-b1,t,1 or Monov li.-r.mdMj t;.. puld tnr 81.1" l'h' .wn rfW'' onli-n to Hi ;4, UK' ft MEDICAL CO., h" HALL & SHUMWA I'l.in.l.liii: and Also general Jobbing U 1 sheet Iron work. Iron attended to. ,rabl3? tsrry a mil l!" P1"6 'JW I'hone mark IS. A FAIR llltJt eiperi n-, , wcyn- handsome, new moM , Come in and ' p,.r rid., now il."' Ma ir.: necessary to "?f0 . hum. Most II"1'. Sil such wheels nm.. I wnoit i' of equ:i! ntfrit. EUGENE CDN CO. Phone l''-1''' ',!!;,,:: -J.