Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 21, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJ.:Evening,May21,1917. TODAY . l " iicy. Mint be Ai so.. r.h Give fuU description, P ,orf " rice NO AGENTS. Ad- TIBBUj goline, 22c the B ha. the pep." We carry a p""0- . ji. nd irreuses. Best mial- onUe prices. John K. ITta- J iiT7irmnea west of SALtC7.rt. lame stanling tiin- ff o ... barn. Woodhouse, chicken 1 well 2 springs. AU kinds of urge'prden planted, 3-4 acre m,'. planted. Horse, harness and '"'ll CLEAR TITLE. AU for $550 ?ki icon. Cause for sale poor lii Mr'. M. L. Langston, Walker, Or. '. 4r?r niTmiiilllLES We have mmfCu SO f " " " " o !S Reo, Cole Eight or Marraon Six w payments. We also have Stew 1 1 Bco and Indiana trucks that we L'ieli on e"8? Pyments, n Keo Six 7-wag.r good a. new that we will 1 . Knrfl.n. Wo also havo I yii it gri. iM'o"- " L, Second Hand Cars that we might mit for close iu uueo, tan or good cows, if you nro con . u...inir afi me nr. once. HTDaniel, 121 6th Ave. West or (lone 175-x. UiVE a quantity of matrix paper LuUe for wall covering or floor lining f 3c p I"' A covel uouui n It. See the stereotyper at The Curd. toLBS. NAVY BEANS, 100 lbs. Royal mte Kidney Beans, nomc grown, r or nice phone or write J. k. .Murpny. taction City. tf IVE SEED P0TATOE3 FOH SALE 615 Olive St. U. Scouert. mono as MAL BLANKS FOR SAEE at Guard Office. I0R SALE Latest model Remington Typewriter. Cost .$110, used only a mostPS, $00. mono oou-it or to. in21 IETALCMA HATCHERY Estnblish- td 1002. Can ship day old chicks to point reached in three days. Five va rietiei. We challenge the hen. Free areolar. L. W. Clark, Pctulumn, Calif. in20 fil FOR SALE Also cream separat- t,U60 Alder St. I'bono 11S0-U. m'J4 r0fi SALE New step ladders, very ramble. 409 East loth St. ui-l OOD SEED POTATOES for sale. American Wonders, 3V,c lb. Phone HU, Dodge Auto Service. ni21 FOR RENT ROOMS OR KENT STRICTLY MODERN 3- BOOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. G. Settle, 241 13th Ave. East. Phono 112. m24 OR RENT 3 room furnished npart- w with kitchenette and. private Ml. 1293 Pearl St. Phone 112. m24 OR KENT Nicely tarnished housc- Ping rooms 1S02 Olive &t. tf FOR RENT HOUSES 'OR BENT Furnished room, with "in, two blocks from postoffice. In sm 630 Charnclion or phone 852-R. tf OB BENT From two to four room w. turniahed. CaU at 121 5th Ave. "est, . 'OR RENT MISCELLANEOUS SCsiMKK 1'ASTURE, water and ' w iw head stock, $1 per mo. Lockwood, St. Francis Apt. jS ACRE f ... . . ....... ,u,- rt.IU( euncr ensn or ': fine lnn .mi t i Wi)o. J0hn w AUcni 0V(,r Bnnk - --viuuierce. m WANTED FEMALE HELP" ' MJdle aged woman. Address S72 " Guard. his Page Is Lane County's Great WANTEDMALE HELP Wh, CAN HELP 1!UU Those dealrinl assistance in seeding and planting nould report their needs to Mr. Gor don at the First National Bank where a list of unemployed is being secured. tf WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Two heavy teams and team sters for road work. Apply Cascade National Forest, Post Office. mlO WANTED Mohair ana wool; will pay highest cash prices. See Herman Beau mister, at Wamock'B feed barn, S07 Pearl St. Phono 113. tf DO YOU W.J.NT EaiPLOYMENT? Pleass register your name and the class of work desired at the First Na tional Bank. tf WANTED Farmers to bring their milk to our cheese factory, beginning Mon day, May 21. Eugene Farmers' Cream ery. 0,20 MISCELLANEOUS. CALAPOOYA SPRINGS Is where you can get RID OF RHEUMATISM, STOMACH TROUBLE and KIDNEY TROUBLES and have a fine outing. Where you get the most for jour money. Address Calapooyn Springs, London, Ore. tf MONEY TO LOAN RURAL CREDIT LOANS Money is , only commodity today that is cheap. Rates bound to go up. We are pre pared to take your application for loans on improved fnrms present rate nven though funds not wanted for six mouths. Twenty year amortized pian. Low rate. Prepay at any time. Don't have to take any stock. See RORER and BRUNDAGE. tf MONEY TO LOAN on improves Eugene property. Sec Rorcr and Brundnge. tf GUARD'S BUSINESS, ItLEPKONE ATTURNEVS-AT-LA W JESSE G. WELLS Lawyer, 814 Park street; givt. special attention to the examinatioL of abstracts, drafting of wills, settling of estitca. conveyances, and collections. Also to all pension Batters. Phone 102H. H. E. SLATTEUY Attorney and Coun selor at Law; Solicitor In Cbanoery. Office. Uoonis 10, 11, 12, 13 Buckwith Bldg., cut. Seventh and Willamette, Eugene, Ore. GEORGE IS. DORI'.IS Attomey-at- Law Office; Hovey building, corner Eighth and Willamette street, rooms FOSTER & HAMILTON--Attorney-at-Law, United States National Aan'i buiMing. 1'hone JS3, C. A. WINTEKiiElEIt Attorney-at-Law. Land title ana probate Bpeeial tica. OYiice over Bonk or Commerce. L. M. TRAVIS Attorney-at-Law. Of fice ovar Eugene Loun & Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. E. O. ULUEiu Attorney and Counselor United States Bank building. Phone 339. L. BILYED Attoraey-at-Law. Office upstair, S50 Willamette treet- Eu gene, Oregon. AUTO SPRINGS. We give a vritiin miaran tee on our Springs for one year. LAHER AUTO SPRING CO., 34 X. 15th St., Portland. Marshall 1482 CLEANING AND P.TESSiNO. IMPEU1AL CLEANERS fc HATTERS Presiing and repairing, goods called for and delivered. 47 E. 7th. Phone J92 CREAMERIES- LANE COUNTY CREAMERY The L. C. Brand of butter is always flesh and sweet Ask your grocer for it. Fresh milk and cream always on hand. ,?hooe 117, 48 Park SU - tf CHIROPRACTIC, DR. J. I. FISCHER 317-18, White Temple. Phone 410. Rco. 1213-R. DR. M. ASIITON', office opposite Eu gene Theatre. Phone 800. tf , THE CUB REPORTER ' Nothing Should Be Wasted The so Days ... By "HOP" WJWSTNNATE.) UfTOVErN V mShwa f V HOME. WI ) ' MONEY TO LOAN FaIIM LOANi AT C ier ttnt and np. Large sums available tor business and residence property, Pcterson-Skothclm & Co. (f LEND YOU A MILMON 6 FARM LOANS 6 Straight Loans and Instalment Loans on City Property KARXE STANLEY SMITH 6S1 Willametto (upstairs) Peon- 715 FARM MORTGAGS LOANS Current rates of interest, no commissions; no inspection fees. David Auld, room fl, First Natl, Bank, Bids.. Eugene, Or. MONEY MONEi O, 6H, 7 pep cent farm loans, plenty of money for straight city loans, SO 8lh Ave. west, A .1. BEKGER. tl FEDERAL RURAL CREDIT FARM LOANS 5 per cent interest, 0 to 40 years, amortization plan. Federal farm loan bonds drawing 46 per cent, de nominations $25-$50-$100-$500 and $1000 each, exempt from all taxation. Geo. Melvin Miller, Secty-Trcos., S17 C. and W. Bldg. - tf NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of Owen Powell, Deceased. Notice is hereby given thnt L. M. Powell, Administrator of said estate has filed his account for final settlement of the said estate and Thursday the 24tli day of May, 1017, nt the hour of ten o'clock, in the forenoon of said day at the County Court room at the Court House in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, has been set by Hon. II. W. liown, Judgo of Baid Court to hear objections to the same. Doted at Eugene, Lane County, Ore gon, this 23rd day nf April, 1917 L-. M. POWELL, Administrator. Jesse G. Wells, Attorney. AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY HAIREiRLSSING AiME. SHAFFER Halruressing lar lora, 7S016 Willamette. Phone c83. HASTINGS SISTERS, Register Build ing. Phono 1000. Hours ts:30 to 6;00 0STE0F ATHI0 PHYSICIANS. ALUS. OLIVE C, WALLER, ORVILLE WALLER KirkvUls Graduate. 418 CockerliKO & Weathexbee building. DR. H. L. STUDLEY -Office, room 322 White Temple. PhoUe 5S0-J. Residence 291 West Xentu St. Phone 088-L. - PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DR. J. F. TITUS Homoopathist, 038 tVUiaimtto street Obstetrics and dis eases of chiidi'en given speciai atten tion. O. R. GULLION, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose , Throat. Eyes tested aud glusscB fur nished, 30U I. O. O. F. Bldg. TeJ. 133. tf THERAPEUTICS DR. C. B. BAILEY 058 Olive St. tf PLUM3INQ, TINNINQ, HEATING. GEORGE D. HEITZ1IAN SS-62 West Sixth Rtrcet Phoje 817. HALL & SUUilWAI Plumbing, tin ning and heating; sewer pipe and drain tile. Seventh And Oak streets. Phone 1002. PATENTS RICHARD C. PARK, Jr. Solicitor of Patents, 1419 F St., N. W. Washing ton, D. C. jS UNDERTAKERS. BRANSTETTES Si jJclAUGHLIN Funeral Directors; lady assistant auto hearse. 1152 Ollv.. Phone 01S. GORDON & VEATCH Funeral direct ors. Lady assistant Full t-uto equip ment Chapel and residence corner of Tenth and Pearl streets. Both phones 9S7. III 1 EUGENE DAILY GUARD Market Place for Both Buyer IS 01 Prices Lower at Close on Chica go Exchange. Prospects of Big Corn Crop Lowers Price. (By Th Attoeiattd Prtti) Chief. go, Mny 21. With speculation in whent all but eliminated on the botml of trade by the establishment of nmsiimim prices, oata traders todny took posses sion of the pit historically sacred to wheat, although there was Utile trading. A notice in the new oata pit stated that with the approach of warmer wea ther the augmented oats group, reinforc ed by many former wheat brokers, need ed roomier quarters. Wheat prices dropped S to 10 cents early but recovered. Lowness of prices, inck of restrictions on trading and tho magnitude of recent export dealings all helped to widen out the business in oats. There was a no table absence of offerings and the mar ket developed decided firmness. Ad vances, however, hardly exceeded one cent, with July inclined to steady nt OS. Welcome rains over the entire wheat belt gave tho bears an advantage aud ao too did reports thnt shipments of more than 1,000,000 bushels of wheat to the United States from Australia had been made. A big decrease in the United States visible supply total failed to bring the market any support. The close was weak 7c net lower with July at $2.:ttJ and September at $2.10. Cold unfavorable weather gave strength to com. Trading was on a fairly liberal scale. After opening 1-4 to 1 1-4 off, the market scored moderate general gains. Hepnrts that planted acreage this sea son would be the lnrgest on record led subsequently to a bearish reaction. The clrse was heavy at l-4c to 1 1-Sc net decline. Provisions weakened in sympathy with tho hog market. Dealings were almost altogether in lard and wba. WALL SfrfUCET New York, May 21. The v;ek on the stock exchange opened with a confident lesumption of the recent advance, Indus- TIME TABLE SOUTHERN -PA&triO COMPANY Main Line Nor'iibound. No. 10 Oregon Express.. . .3:20 a.m. (Picking if Eugene-Portland sleeper) No. 12 Shusia Limited 9:52 n. m. No. IS Rosjhurg-Portland Local 10:45 s. m. No. 24- Eugene Limited to Portland 1:W p.m. No. 14 Portland Express. .. .5:25 p. m. Southbound. Nil 1.1 California Express. .12:20 a.m. No. 15 San Francisco Ex press :?G p.m. No. 17 Portlaad-Ashland Local (drop Portland-Eugene sleeper) 0:1S a. ;i. No. 23 Eugcno Limited from Portland 12:01 p.m. No. 11 Shasta Limited 7:41 p. a. No. 19 Portland-Roseburg Local 0:42 p.m. Wsndling and Oakridga Branches (Southern Pacliio Co.) No. 01 Leaves for Wcndllrg 7:20 a. m, No. 02 Ariivcr from Oak ridge and Wculling 10:15 a. m. No. 03 Leaves for Wendling and Oakridge 2:30 p.m. No. 94 Arrives from Wend- Ung 5:00 p.m. West Elds Divir'on. No. 101 Ltjves doily for Portland 11 05 a. m. !Io. 102 Arrives daily from Portland 2:05 p.m. Coos Bay Line. No. D02 Leave Eugene 12:0) p.m. Arrive Cushmnn 3:1." p.m. Arrive Mnrshi'icld.. !:D5 p.m. No. 501 Leave Marshficld. . . 7:55 a m. Arrive Cushman 10:55 a.m. Arrive Eugene 1:45 p.m. OREGON ELECTRIC Northbound. No. Leave Eugcno 2 (Owl) 12:05 a. in. 10 (Limited) 7:35 a.m. 14 (I Jrol) 11:15 a. m. 10 (Limited) 1:55 p.m. 22 (Local) 0:2& p.m. Southbound No. Arrive Eugene 21 (Cwl) G:50 a. in. 1 (Locnl) 10:55 a. m. 6 (Limited) 12:25 p.m. U (Local) 0:35 p.m. 13 (Limited) R-50 p.m. trials aud war Issues ngaiu leading. Unit ed States Steel was conspicuous for its rise of 2 points to tho new current maxi mum of 124 3-S. Other stocks of tho same class gained 1 to 2 points in the first halt hour's operations. Shippings milled from last week's setback aud im portant rails made fractional gaius. Spe cialties aud utilities were feutured by Industrial Alcohol and Ohio Gas at ad vuuees of 2 to 3 points. Aside from a further moderate decline in Denver and ltio Grande preferred there were vir tually no exceptions to tho higher trend. Steel's further advance to abovo 125 and un iuquiry for shippings nnd trac tions nccoinpanied tho renewed activity of the last hour. The closing was strong. PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Or., May 21. Hogs 15 to 23c' higher; receipts 1750. Bulk of pack ing grades ?15.S5 (i 10.10; heavy pack ing 10.15 fl 10.25; littht packing $15.75 (ii 10.00; rough heavies $1-1.75 (tl! 15.25; pigs and skips $13.00 (if. 13.73; stock hogs $12 (!( VI Cattle steady; receipts 302. Steers, prime light $10.50 (&i 10.75; prime heovy $10.25 i! 10.50; good $9.73 10.00; cows, choice $11.25 (jf 0.73; medium to good $S.50 (t$ 0.00; ordinary to fair $7. 75 (it, S.30; heifers $9.30 (it. 10.00; bulls $0.00 S.50; calves ?S.00 ? 10.00. Sheep steady; receipts 277. Lambs, east of mountains $13,50 (it 1-1.00; lambs, val ley $13.25 (it 13.30; lambs, shorn $11.00 (ii 11.50; prime yearlings $12.50 13.30; choice ewes $11,00 (it, 11.50; heavy ewes $9.00 (it 11.30; prime shorn wethers $9. 75 11. Portland, Or., May 21. Butter steady, Portland, Or., May 21. Wheat easier; no trading. Cash bids 1 to 5c lower. Blue stem $2.07; fortyfold $2.0-1; club $2.03; red Russian $2.02. Barley $1.50 lower. No. 1 feed $-lS. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 81; bar ley 7; flour 0; oats 11; hay 4. Bl'TTER Cubes, extras, 30Mii?i37c; prime firsts 35Vi; jobbing prices: prints extras 39c; cartons lc extra; butter fat No. 1, 39c; No. 2, 37c. EGGS- -Oregon ranch current receipts 32Mi ft 33c per doz.; Oregon ranch se lects, 34c per doson. BEANS California small white 17c; largo white lO'jc; I.imas 17Kic; pink 14; bayous 13MC DRIED FRUIT Apples 12'j cents; per pound; apricots, 10 H lflc; peaches, 10 If? lie; prunes, Italian :0Vj S 1-Vi?. BACON Fancy, 3ST30 cents; stan dard 35 (it 30c; choice 28 (ft S-lVic POTATOES Oregon Duying prices! $3.25 $1. WOOL Eastern Oregon, fine 454Sc coarse, 50c; valley 45 (it, 50c. HAMS -All sikcs, choice, 30c; stan dard 29c; skinned 27 (it 2Sc; picnics, 23 cents; Cottage rolls 27c. HIDES Salted hides, 25 pounds nnd up, 20c; salted stags, 50 pounds and up, lc; salted kip, 15 pounds to 25 pounds, 20c; salted calf up to 15 pounds 32c; green hides, 25 pounds nnd up, 10c; green stags, 50 pounds nnd up, l.)c dry bides, 31c; dry calf, 40c; salt hides 2!)c; dry horse hides $1.50 2.50; salt horso hides $3 Gt. n. i PELTS Dry long-wooled pells, 30c dry short-wool pelts, 25c; dry sheep shearlings, each 15 ftj) 30c; Bait sheep shearlings, encli 25 (ffl f0c. BIOS FOR DRILL HALL. Bids for the erection of tho proposed Drill Hall for tho University ot Oregon will bo received by tho ExouiMvo Com mittee of tho Hoard of Regents of the University of Oregon, on Thursday, May 31, 1917, until 2 o'clock p. m. nt tho Ad ministration Building, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Plans and specifications mny be se cured by applying at the office of Law rence and Holford, Architects, 1021 Chamber of Commerce Rulldlng, Port land, or nt tho offije of tho Secretary of the Hoard of Regents, Administration lluilding, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. The Executive Committee of tho Tlonrd r.f Regents reserve tho right to reject any or all bids. Successful bidders will be required to furnish n bond for tho faithful per formance of the Contract. L. II. JOHNSON, Comptroller University of Oregon. m30 OurLostandfoundCblunmf Willput thsMjof Basultf omtond help you SUMMONS. In tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in aud for tho County of Lone Suit iu Equity. 31. K. Slattery Plaintiff, versus Helen Stubblefield aud Mark Wilde, Defend ants. To Helen Stubblefield and Mark Wilde, Defendants. You aro hereby required to appear an. answer tho compluiut filed ,i gainst you within tho above entitled suit within six weeks from tho date of the first publication of this summons; red if you fail so to answer the plaintiff will take judgment against you for tho sum of $-iriO.'.iO with interest at T per cent per annum from June lit, 111(1, and ask tho court to enter a decree foreclos ing the mortgage which is recorded on page M78 of book US of tho Mortgage Records of Iane County, Oregon, given to secure the payment of tho Baid note, that the following described real estate, covered by said mortgago, be sold, towit: NH of EVj of SEVi of Sec. 20, Town ship 10 South, Range 5 West of the Willamette Meridian, Lane County, Ore gon, being 40 acres of laud, and thnt plaintiff havo a deficiency judgment against you. This summons is published in accord ance with and order of G. F. Skipwoith, Circuit .Tiulge, made and entered on April 23, 1017, -directing this Bnmmons to be published onco each week for six suc cessive weeks In tho Eugcno Daily Guard that it be published the first timo on April 2.1. 1017, and that you be required to appear and answer the said complaint within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons. This summon is published the first time on April 2.1, 1017. II. K. SLATTERY, No.a42-Mou-dyjc4 Plaintiff. SALE OF REAL PROPERTY BY AD MINISTRATOR. In the matter of tho estate of Aimer W. Day, deceased. Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of an order of tho County Court of Lnne County, Oregon, duly made and entered by snid Court on tho 12th day of May, 1017, nuthoriring and directing I. S. Day, as the Administrator of said estate to sell tho real property belonging to said estate, at public auc tion to the highest and best bidder for cash, I will on Thursday tho 34th dny of June, 1017, at tho hour of one o'clock In the afternoon of said day, nt the tout Invest door of the the Lane County, Oregon, Court House, in Kugeno, Lane County, Oregon, offer for saio and sen at public auction and public sale to tin highest and best bidder for cash In band nnd for tho highest and bent prlco ob tainable therefor, all the right, title and interest of tho said Abner W. Day, dc ccaSed, and of his said estate, in and to the following described real estate to wit: Lot Seventeen (17) in the Vitus Tracts, located in Township Sixteen (10) South, Range Four (4) West of the Wil lamette Meridian, in Lane County, Ore gon. Said saio to bo subject to confirma tion by said county court. I. S. DAY, Administrator. JESSE G. WELLS, Attorney. No. 852-Mon.dy-jell Showanda tho choice of the smoker. HELP WANTED Between the Business House that wants a good man and the Good Man who wants a job there is a big gap to be bridged. The Guard want ads do tho work brings tho employer and man together give the desired re sult at a very small cost. Try it and you will get what you want. Page Seven. and Seller SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROP ERTY UPON EXECUTION In the Circuit Court for Douglas! County, Oregon. Kent State Rank, a Mich, corp., plaintiff, vs. William II. White, M. Lou ise White. Tho W. II. White Co a Mich. Corp., nnd The Michigan Trust Co., Mich, corp., Receiver ol tho W. H. White i Company, Defendants. Notlco is hereby given, that by virtue i of judgment, decree, execution and order I of sale issued out of the abovo entitled j Court and cause under tho seal of tho above entitled Court on tho 20th day of April, 1017, to me tho sheriff of Lanoi , County, Oregon, directed and command- ing mo to levy upon and self tho herein-! aftor described real property to satisfy i the judgment aud decreo of the abovo named plaintiff against the said defend- . ants, The W. II. White Company and -The Michigan 1rnst Company, Receiver of Tho W. II. Whito Compauy, in tho full sum of Fifty-eight Thousand Six Hun- dred Forty-One Dollars and Sixty-Six ,, Cents ($58,041.00) aud the further sum , of Fifteen ($15.00) Dollars plaintiffs , costs and disbursements, both bearing , interest at tho rate of six per cent per annum from the 7th day of April, 1017, the date of the rendition of Baid judg ment and decreo in the above entitled Court, together with the costs and ex penses of and upon this writ, I have this 21st day of April, 1017, levied upon tho hereinafter described veal property and: will sell the same nt public auction to the highest bidder for cash In hand payable in If. S. Coin, on Saturday, tho 20th day : of May, 1017, nt tho hour of one o'clock ic tho afternoon at the maiu entrnnce to the Court house for Lane County, Oregon, in tho City of Eugene, in said County of Lane, and the State of Oregon nnd nil of tho right, tltlu or Interest, . which the said defendants, and each ana nit of them nbovo uamed, and any and all persons claiming by, through or un der the Baid defendants or any or cither of them, above named, had in and to the hereinfater described real property or any part thereof, on the 28 th day of Juno, 1000, or which the above named defendants or any person or persons, claiming by, through or under them or any of them, have had in and to the said hereinafter described rcnl property since said last named date, or now havo In and to said real property, which is described as follows to-wit: Tho uudtvided two thirds (2-3) part of the following de scribed parcels of land, that is to say. Sections Seven (7) and Nineteen (10), and tho West Half of the West Half and ho Kast Half of tho South West Quarter,- and the South Half of the South. East Quarter of Section Twenty (20), in, township Twenty-Three South (2It) Aange Threo West of tho Willametto '. Meridiun, Lane County, Oregon, together with the tenements, heridtaments nnd vppurtonauces thereunto belonging or in; anywise appertaining thereto. Said sale of said premises will be made ' subject to the statutory right to redeem lu thc-mnnner and time as prescribed by law, And I will nlso place into tho imme diate possession of said premises tho purchaser thereof. . . Dated nt Kugcnc, Lane County, Ore gon, this 21st day of April, 1017. J. C. PARKER, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. By D. A. ELK INS, Deputy. No. 341-Mon-dy-Mny21