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

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Newspaper Page TextI rday Evening, July 21. 1917. "EUGENE DAILY GUARD Page SevenT his Page Is Lane County's Great Market Place for Both Buyer and Seller Sew today B-Well improved country b . Tnin. tlOOU will handle. 4V4 kieWr1' i.P ludaiiee land r ' . .. ..ni. a room house, barn IT itlriO both nearly new. This t, close to "'6" 1001. On fine road. SALE Choice piece oj Hlvcr bot iKii. 12 acres in good state k. 10- " . . .lh, knilHin . etc. tomionuuie . .- i.- ctnnfv Sickness compels to. rrrce v, SALE 22 acres River bottom. 10 in cultivation, balance pasture in wells, naco wuac h, school. u " , : ' . ' Jnmii will hnnrilo. ce fouw; u" .rr rhoice 10 acre tract with Lortable improvements. The loca- makes it worm .. Tliis land au A1 soi1, in n'En x ' . n!nn nlnaa frrnrie nnd lie ot cumvuu"-., --- ,ctool. mce $u,uw. 4.c.u, i.u ........ ..ti.'40 a. tract, halt in cultiva- L balance some timber and stumps. ,ut stream on place mac is useu lor -.;. New 7 room California bun- low, new bnrn about 40 x 44, up- uud cellar, goou woouuouse, pum i.n..eoa etc. Good fences, close to tde school 2 miles to H. S. Price OOO which includes tair list oi per- LXI HUGH 'REALTY COMPANY, 22 liigutn Ave. Ji. ist I PAUTIAJjL1 r uiwuuuiu EwnAinw No. 891 Very snappy L up-to-date 4 room bungulow with irly enough first class turnuure to u.i., housekeeping, including- $75 L, oak dining table, beds, chairs, gas Eve, etc. Basement, fine fireplace, ntcliin. numerous built-in fea- tos two bed rooms and porch that h be useu lor bivui"b iui.u. ......Kg om and dining room m one. Jnrgo udows. Price $1000. Good terms. rniiVW EXCHANGE No. 330 t-ictly modern close in 8 room bunga- . Fine fireplace, basement, furnace, . Full lot, fine garage also barn, ml street, cement walks. ' Price rjin Will take a smaller or less ex- Lslve place and cash difference. 320 Exceptionally wcll built, large, nay and well arranged 5 room bu'n inw 5 rooms besides reemtion hall, lb and closets also largo woodshed fcnected with house. One of the fin- iuihliorhoods in the city, walking itance from center. This is a decided Sp. Price $1000. XE BIG VALUE No. 291 Good tn ilnts 8 room niastcred residence ttted in fine neighborhood, on paved cct, in easy .walking distance trom center. Fine largo corner lot, pnv nniH lit the nricc. Yerv best of rmB. 6 per cent interest Price $2230 M ItLGII REALTY COMPANY. 22 Sth Ave. E. jy21 SALE OR TRADE Strictly mod 1 8 room house close in. Fireplace, 1 sired basement, Dutch kitchen, nu toiib built in features. Lot 00 2-3x !, on alley. Some fruit a small bnrn garage. Will take small property as rt payment, the rest to be like rent. IJress 1377 cure Guard. jy21 t:SHAN For general mercantile 1c in Oregon to sell n NEW propo- :ion of MERIT. Vacancy now. At- pctive commission contract. $35.00 kly for expenses. Miles F. Hixlcr , Wholesale Jewelers, 22829 Cnrlin llg., Cleveland, Ohio. jy21 : LINE MEN Do you want n renl k that one order a dny will pay you 00. No samples to carry. Something k Write today. CANFIELD MFG. t)., 203 SIGEL ST., CHICAGO, 1 1 J j.v21 INK FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 16 horse double cylinder steam trac- cngine with donkey ettnehment. litable for threshing or'small saw- II, J. W. Barringer, Phone 451-R. ' East 15th Street, Eugene, Ore. jy21 &2S TED A Boston Terrier pup.' me 592, ask for Mr. Wise. jy23 K'TED A second hand windmill and hk. Edwnrd Trapp, R. 2, Eugene. mt 14-F-ll. jy23 AL TYPEWRITER for sale cheap, first class condition, Eugene Art w, Paine bldg., 10th and Will. jy24 W WOMAN will go to Coast nnd l cure for children in exchange for N. 1375 enre Guard. jy23 OOP, THE CUB REPORTER NEW TODAY li'OU SALE The 13th St. Meat Market. A bargain if taken at once. Does a good business. Call on or write to A. P. McUulloch, No. 474 Salmon St., Portland, Oregon. tf WANTED TO BUY Property direct from owners. Buyers found. No com missions. Address Box 180, Eugene, Ore. jvo3 WANTED Good millwright and also a carpenter. Phone 737 or 40-F-21, 440 Charnelton. jj-03 TEN-CENT JITNEY announces a slight advance in rates, necessitated by high operating expenses. Phone 1244. jy23 WANTED A girl for general house work. Inquire 177 E 9th St. jy24 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FUK SALE One three-year-old Jersey cow, fresh two months, guaranteed to be in first class condition. Call 110 Monroe St., or phone 281-L. tf PIGS FOR SALE Best produced reg istered Duroc Jersey pigs, male and female, with papers. Address W. A. Clark, Noti, Oregon. jy21 FOR WEAVING Fluff Rugs, rag rugs and .cleaning carpets. Le:.ve orders at Headquarters, Applegntc'a Furniture Store or Factory, 391 8th Ave. East. tf FOR SALE 6 young cows. Call on or address Henry Schrenk, 031 Oak St., Eugene, Ore. tf WE HAVE a quantity of matrix paper suitable for wall covering or floor lining it 3c per lb. A lb. will cover about 15 sq. ft. See the stereotypcr at The Guard. FCR SALE 2 tour year colts, dark iron gray. Two yearling colts and 1 milch cow. Address W. E. Burkctt, Divide, Or., or Phono 5-F-34. jy27 FOR SALE CHEAP Ono John Deere binder with moving truck almost new. Phone 58-F-21. tf I HAVE severnl used cars to dispose of. See W. W. Ebbett, 300 High gt. Tel. 831-J. tf OAK WOCD FOR SALE Apply to A. C. Mathews. Residence fhone 281-J Office 732. ti FOR SALE rinnts. Cauliflower, broc coli, cabbage, asters. C31 E 15th. 1228-H. all TLANTS FOR SALE Cabbage, autumn Cauliflower, St. Valentine Broccoli. Carnution Farm Phone 321. tf FOR SALE MY LEASE on tarm neiiT Eugene. 30 acres in orchard. Prunes, cherries and apples. 33 a.- in crops. Address 134S, care Guard. jy2i FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acres partly, improved; good buildings; near good town, big bargain. V. E. New comb, Crcswell, Ore. ' jyl3-20-27-a3-al0-17 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Lniurnished 5 room i.sk Flat. Furnace, fireplace, sleeping porch, modern in every detail. Address Fred Fisk, Oakridge, Ore. tf 8 ROOM modern house for rent, fur nace, hard-wood floor . and modern conveniences. S. D. Allen. tf GARAGE FOR RENT CHEAP 1130 Pearl St. Phone 855-Y. jy21 FOR RENT Hay land In city in any size tract, ready to plow now. Also apartment house, also small dwellings, stock ranch, also farm, nlBo large F. L. Chambers. jj-25 FOR RENT ROOMS APARTMENTS DE LUXE Cleun, cool, comfortable. Furnished for housekeeping. Special summer rates by week or month. The Bartle Court, Eleventh and Pearl Sta. Phone 1133. tl FOR RENT Unfurnished 5 room flat, modern. Mrs. H. A. Allen, 1002 Oak St. Phono 705. tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping rooms 1392 OUva St. tf FOR RENT Front two to four room apts. furnished. Culi at 121 Sth Ave. West tf FOR RENT Nicely furnlshei house keeping rooms 1392 Olive St. tf X TVte BEACH 0055 WANTED (M&A NrtuJ wjuit-A -that- I UTTLE- t1U VTAiKTFft fWh, WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED By middle aged lad', place to sew and help with the work in the country. 553 W 7th St. j21 WANTED FEMALE HELP AN intelligent person may earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspa pers; $40 to $50 monthly in spare time; experience unnecessary; no can vassing; subjects suggested. Send for particulars. National Press Bureau, Roum 42U2. Buffalo, N. X. tf WANTED MISCELLANEOUS CHITTE.M BARK WANTED 045 Olive. V. D. Scobert Phone 528. aO Ay ANTED, HIDES Highest cash pric es paid. Warnock Barn, 007 Pearl St. Phone 115. tf WANTED Your window cleaning and janitor work. Phone 443. ' tf WANTED MALE HELP AN Intelligent person may caru S100 monthly corresponding for newspa pers; $40 to $50 monthly in spare time; experience uunoccssary; no can vassing; subjects suggested. Send for particulars. National Press Bureau, Room 4292, Buffalo, N. Y. tf WANTED TEAMS FOR COUNTY ROAD WORK near Sprinfield on Hayden Bridge Road. Phone J. H. Mc Ky, 1151-R or call at 1019 High St. tf MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY MONEY 0, 0, 7 per cent farm loans, plenty of mouey for straight city loans, 30 8th Ave. West, F. J. BEUGER - tf FARM LOANS AT 0 per cent and up. Large sums available for business and residence property. Petcrson-Skotheim & Co. tf GUARD'S BUSINESS, TELEPHONE ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW JESSE G. WELLS Lawyer, 814 Park street; gives special attention to the examination of abstracts, drafting of wills, settling of estates, conveyances, und collections. Also to all pension mutters. Phone 1028, H. E. SLATTERY Attorney and Coun selor at Law; Solicitor in Chancery. Office: Rooms 10, 11, 12, 18 Beckwith Bldg., cor. Seventh and Willamette, Eugene, Ore. 1 GEORGE B, DORRIS Attorney-at-LaW Office: Hovey building, corner Eighth aud Willamette streets, rooms 1 and 2, Hovey Building. FOSTER & HAMILTON Attorneys-at-Law, United States National Bank building. Phone 3S0. C. A WINTERMEIER Attorney-at-Law. Land titles and probulo special ties. Offico over Bank of Commerce. L. M. TRAVIS Attomcy-at-Law. Of fice over Eugene Loan and Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. E. O. LMMEL Attorney nnd Counselor, United States Bank Buildiug. i'houe 359. L. P.ILYEU Attorney-at-Law. Office upstairs, 850 Willamette street, Eu gene, Oregon. AUTO SPRINGS We give a written guaran tee on our Springs for one year. LAUER AUTO SPRING CO., 34 N. 15th St., Portland. Marshall 1482. CLEANING AND PRESSING IMPERIAL CLEANERS & HATTERS Pressing and repairing, goods called for and delivered. 47 E. 7th. Phone 392 CREAMERIES. I.ANE COUNTY CREAMERY The L. C. Brnnd of butter is always fresh and sweet. Ask your grocer for it. Fresh milk and cream always on hand. Phone 117. 48 Park St. tf CHIROPRACTIC Da J. I. FISCHER 317-18, White Temple. Phone 410. Res. 1213-R. DR. M. ASHTON Office opposite Eu gene Theatre. Thone 800. tf MONEY TO LOAN LEND YOU A MILLION 0 I'.liiM LOANS 0;, Straight Loan and Installment Loans oil City Property EAHLE STANLEY SMITH CS1 Willamette (upstairs) Phone 75 REAL ESTATE LOANS-Twenty year amortised plan. No stock. Pay all or any part at any time. Also straight loans one to five years improved furm and Eugene property. Rates lowest. Sea Rarer and Biundago. ti FARM LOANS AT B ir cfLt and up. Large turns available for business and residence property. Petemon KUolhetui & Co. tf FARM MORTGAGE LOANS Current rates of interest, no commissions; no Inspection fees. David Auid, room 0, First Natl. Bank Bldg., Eugene, Or. MISCELLANEOUS. THE "COUNTRY -WAY JITNEY Goes anywhere at any time. Make ap pointments in advauce. Specinl prices to picnickers and outing parties. Special drives in pity. Phone 145. J. F. Ross, Sth Ave. Garage. a3 LOST 2 Buck Shocp near Dutch House marked on the back and side with box brand. Liberal reward for information or return to W. L. Kiucaid or M. M. Bull, Eugene, Ore. tf LOST Stick pin. Viewed from direct front it ib fiery red, while from any other angle may show either white, creamy or yellow. Keepsake of deceas ed wife. Liberal reward will bo paid upon return of same to J. F. Ross at Fifth Ave. Garage. jyl9 "FREE NEW BLUE BOOKLET" tells "How," "Why," and "Where" of over looked State, School Government and Indian land Bnrgnius. California and Oregon. Joseph Clark, Sacramento, California. Sats-OctO AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY HAIRDRESSING MAIE. SHAFI'ER Hairdrcsalug par lors, 780V& Willamette. Phone 888. HASTINGS SISTERS, Register Build ing. Phoue 1009. Hours 8:30 to 0:00. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS MRS. OLIVE C. WALLER, ORVILLE WALLER Klrkville Graduate. 418 Cockcrline & Wctherbce Building. DR. II. L. STUDLEY Office, room S22 White Temple. Phone 5S9-J. Residence 201 West Tenth St. Phone 5S9-L. I'HYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. J. F. TITUS Homeopatulst, 038 Willamette street. Obstetrics and dis eases of children given i.pecinl atten tion. O. H. GULLION, M, D. Eye, Ear, Nose Throat. Eyes tented and glasses fur nished. 300 l.O.O.F. Building. Tel. 133 tf STORAGE BATTERIES -i.. W1LLAKD STORAGE BATTERIES Service station at SS0 Pearl St. Roy J. Anderson. Phono 1272. j23 THERAPEUTICS DR. C. B. BAILEY 058 Olive St, tr PLUMBING, TINNING, HEATING. GEORGE D. HE1TZ.MAN 68-02 West Sixth street. Phone 817. HALL & SHUMWAY Plumbing, tin ning nnd henting; sewer pipe aud drain tile. Seventh and Oak streets. Phone 1002. PATENTS RICHARD G. PARK, JR. Solicitor of Patents, Kcllog Bldg., AVnshington, D. O. UNDERTAKERS. BRANSTETTER A McLAUGHLIN Funeral Directors; lady assistant; Auto hearse. 1152 Olive. Phone 015. GORDON & VEATCII Funeral direct ors. Lady assistant. Full auto equip ment. Chapel and residence corner of Tenth snd Pearl streets. Both phones 087. Scoop's Water Judgment Is Bad FARM LANDS '111K Uuveruuieut heeus Farmers as well as fighters. Two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon and Califor nia Railroad Co. Grunt Lands. Title revested in United States. To be open ed for homesteads and sale. Containing some of the best land left in United States. Large-copyrighted Map, show ing land by sections and description of ' soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, tem perature, etc., by counties. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co., Box 010, Portland. Oregon. sept22 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of au Execution aud Order of Sale is sued out of the Circuit Court of tho Stuto of Oregou for Lnue County on the 5th day of July, 1917, on a judgment ren dered in Bnid Court for said County on the 3rd day of July, 1917, in a suit wherein the Plaintiff Georgo B. Dorris recovered judgment against the Defend ant L. F. Wooley for the sum of Five Hundred Seventeen and 61-100 ($517.51) Dollars with interest thereon from the 3rd day of July, 1917, at tho rate of 0 per cent per annum, and the further sum of Five and No-100 ($5.00) Dollars costs which judgment was enrolled and dock eted in the Clerk's office of said Court in said County on the 3rd day of July, 1917, nnd said Execution to me directed commanding me in the name of the State of Oregon in order to satisfy said Judg ment, costs, nnd accruing costs, to sell the following described renl property, to-wlt: Beginning at a point 105 rods west of the Southeast corner Section 35 Tp. 17 S. R. 5 West, thence West 55 rods; thence North 100 rods; thence East 55 rods; thence South 100 rods to the place of beginning, containing 55 acres of land, less about one acre deeded to E. Bost wick, recorded In deed book G7, at page 284 of the deed records of Lane County, Oregon, for rond purposes, Bituated in Lane County, Oregon. Now, therefore, in the name nf tho State of Oregon, nnd in compliance with said Execution aud Order of Sale, I will on Saturday the 11th day of August, 1917, at the hour of one oclock p. m. on said day nt the Southwest door of the County Courthouse at Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell, subject to redemption, all the right, title and interest of tho above named De fendant L. F. Wooley in nnd to tho above described real property. JAMES O. PARKER, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. By a A. ELKINS, Deputy. No.371-Sat-dy-n4 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court, for Lane Coun ty, Oregon. In the Mutter of the Estate of Margaret A, Curry, Deceased, Notice is hereby given that Mattio J. Imiian, administratrix jt the estate of Margaret A. Curry, deceased, has filed her Final Account with the County Clerk of Lane County, Ore gon, in the matter of said estate, and an order hag been made and entered of record directing this notice, and setting 'Monday, the 30th dny of July, 1017, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. at the Court House, in Eugene, Oregon as the time and place for hearing objections, if anv, co Bald account, nnd for tho final settle ment of the estate of snld deceased. V.ATTIE J. INMAN. Administratrix. WALTER B. JONES, Attorney for Es tate. No.370-Sat-dy-jy28 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER IOR, U. S. Land Offico nt Rosehurg, Oregon, June 21, 1017. Notice is hereby given that Frank S. .Harlow, of Vida Oregon, who, on April 10, 1014, madi homestead entry, serinl No. 00410, foi &wy NE, REV NWVi, NV4 BE Section 20, Township 10 S, Range 2 East, Willamette Meridian has filed no ticc of intention to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. R. Dillard, U. S. Commissioner at his office nt Eu gene, Oregon, on the Oth day of August, .1017 Claimant names ns witueses: Hen ry R. Keatle, ot Vldn, Oregon; Louis Jo sephscn, of Vldn, Oregon; IF. G. Pome roy, of Eugene, Oregon; J. C. Parker, of Vida, Oregon. W. II. CANNON, Reg ister. No.!I07-Snt-dy-a4 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that I. S. Day, Administrator of tho estate of Abner W. Day, deceased, has filed his final ac count in the matter of said estate, and tho Hon. II. W. Down, Judge of said Court has set the hour of ten a. m. on Wednesday, tho lfith day of August, 1017, at the County Court Room, In the Court House, at Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, as the time nnd place to hear objections to the same. I. S. DAY, Administrator. Jesse G. Wells, Attorney. No.877-Sat-dy-oll BUT CLOSES BUSH Prospects of Quick Action by Congress in Price Fixing Helps to Lift Wheat Higher. Chicago, July 21. Fresh strength de veloped in tho corn market today. Opim injj prices which muged from the same as ycsterdny'B fiuish to 1-2 higher, with Septemher at l.tVJ to 1.0H 1-4 and De cember t 1.10 7-8 to 1.17 1-2, were fol lowed by material further gulns, but then n decided reaction. Tho clone was heavy at tho Bfune as yesterday's finish to 1 l-8c lower; with September l.til. to 1.63 18 and Decem ber 1.15 7-S to l.KJ 1-8. Prospects of quick action In congress in filing a minimum price was credited with helping to lift wheat prices. After opening unchanged at 2.50 July, and 2.18 September, the market rose to 2.-U Sep tember. Additional gains vrero scored in the Inter dealings. The close wns strong, 5 to 0 3-4c net higher, with July ot 2.55 nnd September at 2.27 3-4. New high price levels were reached for oats. Provisions ascended as n result of an advance in quotations of meats nt Liver pool. WALL STREET New York, July 21. War shares and equipments wero tho chief features of today's brief trading period, rails nnd other staplo issues being largely neglect ed, llethlehem Steel old stork led the movement nt au advance- of 7 points, others, of the same class including. U. S. Steel, gaining 1 to 2 poiuta. Shippings were decidedly better on the Improved outlook at Washington, rising 2 to 3 points nnd coppers nnd oils followed In their turn at more moderato advances. American woolen, Central leather and Pittsburg coal also displayed higher tend encies. Motors were the only reactionary issues, averaging ono point decline., The closing wns strong. Total sales approxi mated 350,000 shares. Bonds were firm, the Liberty issue from pnr to 00.40. rOltTLAND MARKETS rortlaud, July 21. Hogs steady, re ceipts DO. Triino heavies $10.25 Gil 15. 315 i light butchers and packing $15.00 fi! 15.30; bulk of sales $15.00 15.25; rough heavies $14.00 Si) 14.50; pigs and skips $12.50 O 13.50; stock hogs $12.00 fri;i3.00. Cattle steady; receipts none. - Steers, prime to light $8.00 0.00; prlino heavy $S.50 ffl il.00; good $7.50 8.00; cows, cl:oico $0.50 tfi 7.00; medium to good $5.75 fi 0.25; oridnary to fair $5.00 ti 5 50; heifers $5.00 (0 7.25; bulls $5.00 0.50; calves $7.00 (ft 0.00. Sheep lower; receipts 03. Spring lambs $11.00 11.50; spring lambs, culls $065 7.75; best wethers $8.50 0.00; heavy ewes $0.00 8.00; best yearlings $0.00 010.00. Hutter firm. ' Wheat, no quotations. Today's cur re ceipts: Wheat 1; flour 2; outs 8; hay 4. HUTTEH Cubes extras, 80 cents; prime firsts, 3Sc; jobbing prices, prints No. 1 42c; cartons 1 c extra; butterfat No. 1 41c; No. 2 30c. FGGS--Oregon rsnch current receipts 34ft34yjc per doien; Oregon rnnch se lects, 30c doscn. BEANS California small whlto 17c; large whlto, 10V4ei Llmas, 17c; jink, 14c; bayous, 18c. DMED FRUIT Apples 12 cenu; r pound; apricots, 10 J 10c; peackea, 10 11c; prunes. Italian 10 1214c. BACON Fancy, 88 040 cents; stan dard 3037c; choice 2834c. POTATOK8 Oregon buying prlcMt $3.25 ffi! 3.00. New California 8j(ff 8-4 per pound. WOOI Eastern Oregon, fine 08 01c, coarso 01c; valley 72V475c. HIDES Salted hides, 25 pounds and up, 20c; salted stags, 00 pounds and up, 10c; salted kip, 10 pounds to 20 pounds, 20c; salted calf no to 10 pounds .12c; green, hides, 20 pounds and up, 13c; Green stags, 00 pounds and up, 23c; dry hides, 34c; dry calf, 40c; salt hides, 20c; dry horse hides, $1 3 2.00; salt horse hides $3 (?C 0. HAMS All sites, choice 28c; stand ard, 27c; skinned, 2520c; picnics, 21c Cottage rolls, 25c. I'EI1'S DryMong-woolcd pclU, 87c; dry short-wool pelts, 25c; dry sheep shearlings, each 1G C($ 30c; salt sheep shearlings, each 20 ?S 00c. Water In the kitchen tank may ho heated in the summer time with an elec tric tnnk heater without starting n fire in the range provided there is electricity in the house A Champion at 15 Years 3 BOBBY JONtS& Bobby Jones, fiftoen years old, of At lanta, Ga., bas won tho southern golf: championship. Young Jones sprang intoj proinineiiee last year when ho played iui several tournaments in tho cast, nndl played many of tho topnotcbers to aj standstill. Young Jones is a member of' tho East Lake Golf club of Atlanta. Americans to Undertake Big Projects in China (Bi Th Aitaciated Vreit! Sun Francisco, July 21. Contracts to- tilling $75,000,000 for financing tho con-i structlon of 2.000 miles of railroad inl Chiun, and for dredging the grand canalj hnve been closed between tho republio of! China and tho American International! corporation, according to an announce-' ment hero today by Warren H. Austin, courscl for tho corporation, who has Just arrived from tho orient. T TIME TABLE f r-i SOUTHERN PADtriU COMPANY Main Line Northbound. No. 10 Oregon Express, .. .8:20 a.m. (Picking up Eugene-Portland sleeper) No. 12 Shasta Limited 8:52 o. m. No. lS--Itosaburg-i'ortlund Local 10:40 l.m. No. 2-1 Eugene Limited to Portland 1:50 p.m. No. 14 Portland Einress. . . .6:20 p. m. Southbound. No 13 California Express. .12:20 a.m. No. 10 San Francisco Kx- ' press ..7:00 p.m. No. 17 Portlaad-Ashland Local (d,op Portland-Eugene sleeper) 0:15 a. ;i No. 23 Eugeno Limited from Portland 12:01 p.m. No. 11 Shasta. Limited 7:41 p.m. No. 10 Portland-ltoseburg Local 8:42 p.m, Wondllng and Oakridge Branches (Southern Faolllo Co.) No, 01 -Leaves for Wandllcg 7:20 a. m. No. 02 Arilver from Oak- ridgo and Wcudling 10:15 a. m. No. U3 Leaves for Wendllng and Oakridge 2:30 p.m. No. 04 Arrives froia Wend- ling. o.-OO p.m. West Side Dlvu'on. No. 101 Ltaves dully for Portland 11:06 a. m. :io. 102 Arrives dully from Portland 2:05 p.m. Coos Bay Line. No. 002 Lenvo Eugene 12:03 p.m. Arrive Cushman 8:10 p.m. Arrive Multifield 0:00 p.m. No. 001 Leave Marshticld... 7:03 a.m. Arrive Cuhman 10:00 a.m. Arrive Eugcnx 1:45 p. m. UMEGON ELECTRIC Northbound. No. . Leave Eugene 2 (Owl) 12:00 a.m. 10 (Limited) 7:80 a.m. 14 (Ijrsl) 11:10 a.m. 10 (Limited) 1:05 p. m. 'O. (Local) G:29 p.m. Southbound No, Arrive Kugeni 21 (Owl) 0:6O s.m 1 i'Local) 10:05 a.si 0 (Limited) ,12 25 p.m. V (Local) 0:85 p.m.' 18 (Limited) S:C0 p.m. By "HOP" A 3 i - cv it