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

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Newspaper Page Text- Evening, November 21, 1917. .fiUGENE. DAILY GUARD. Page Sevan. p ill mm rhis Page Is Lane County's Great MarKet Place for Both Buyer and Seller mi pTODAY rTj,h small child wanti work .by p-TJtry of nil -kinds. fee&rntWarnock Lrmtn T i,i.hit cask nr An" See Rnrn pSri?s," hiei"'"t ca,h prtcet"f L.npiw rT,tm i good home 10 ou, m &0I"Lm in exchange for help .veilings. Phone 02F4. bibWP n21 ESitfonP WoDuld consider part .Td .took. Phone X3-Fn13. .tf.JT-T 27 I . a i.niAif hv hv thA ton rpinr 110 acres IS und; no rocks and good .oil; li till . ,., w.ter; 3 WTCi: tadta over ; lrw" .... ii. Ah,,t mi)p from BtiBck - nUe. a ...hnnl. Will trade nuleBO"1 ----- m ' .nrtv or sell and give I. time on part payment. M. F. 234 E 11th atroct. - n20 unMR furnished. Wood, tools, fcUi, $2000. 8 Hoviy BuUding. L8. " dU Ion "yi,E Modern oak oKice dosk dcbiir, ugni iiu..u, m hffiGto dose out my dry second tith fir wooa i am oiienus u it (6.00 aenverea. nra cau. i U0, 45 W Ninth St. n21 COW for sale. Durham, heavy with heifer calf. Phone 30G li '. i n21 DissrcKGER lleht touring car to tare for real estate of equal value. K. pacific Auto Co. nJ4 SALE One ton Ford truck com- It with body and top. Peterson & ok, Junction City. . nJ4 I SALE Saw mill in good condition, l-.ritv 50.000 ft. nor day. Inauire of pt-Babb Hardware Co, Eugene, lion. nz 1 8iLE Thoroughbred Scotch Col- L inlj to Rex Floral Co. n24 MUTED HALE HELP or young women and men bud to prepare for telegraph eer- to tela fill vacancies caused by uil drafting men for war; posl- Ituronteed. Call or write, Tele- i;h Deportment, Iloom 606 Pas' Baudinr, Portland, or Railway fanph Iastitute, Spokane, ..Wash. n2b iTED First class open shop lathe, ip, floor and radial drill press ioi to work on government ship ma in; contract!. State in first letter experience and class of work ac- nned to, Eight hour day with time halt for all overtime. Full details 607 Pittock Block, Portland, Ore- n21 TED Experienced bookkeeper tenorrapher, one who can handle rapondence and Is trustworthy in Tnipect, for out of town position, hraces required. Address 2356 Atari n22 (TED Men for rock crusher work wttara Grove. Thoue 170-J or call o West Tenth St . tf FEDA young man 10 to 18 yra. t'L1' lera 'B0 mauufactnring op- rmeai. Phone 382. ' tf WHTED-FEMALE help wants h 2304 - ( n..n.. . ' n fTt0 MISCELLANEOUS pH) 40 to 80 acres. Moil anil. P "without imprcvements, in Wll- l , J uvor Aa miles xrom Mo town, in exchange for good r,'8 Iot- vnty ft111', water, ' 'Midence section in sunny su 2' Jose. F. J. JOHNSON, i Ave., San Jose, Calif. n21 ID-Dressmnklng at home.' Mrs. I1 onyder. PimnA ocn.n I - UVuu U Oil "it. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Chiukeua, ducks, turkeys, Tamale Factory, 602 Oak. Phone sViO-J tf CALF WANTED See J. A. Honns, Phone 0F15. E20 $1000 WANTED Real Estate security and prompt, repayment. 7 per cent in terest. Room No. 817 C. & W. Bldg. tf WANTED Freeh mi)k cow, heavy milk er. Will pay good price for good cow. W. F. Reed, Chula Vista, Phone 48F5 n20 FOR RENT ROOMS 1'Olt RENT From two to four room apts. furnished. Call at 121 0th Ave. West. N , tf FOR RENT Newly furnished room, bath, two blocks from Willamette, $1.60 a week. Phone S52-H. tf FOR RENT Desirable rooms Bultablo for one or two young men. Phone 70S-J or call at 030 Patterson St. 1)21 THE SHIRLEY Corner 9th and High Sts. First class boarding house; Home cooked " meals. Reasonable rates. Cen trally located. n26 FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT Small apartment houae close in. See F. L. Chambers, Firat Natl. Bank. n21 FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeeping rooms. Private entrance. Ground floor. 1234 High St. Also sleeping room. c20 FOR RENT 3 room furnished apart ment. Kitchenette and private hath. 1208 Pearl. Phone 112. n20 FOR RENT HOUSES I OK WONT -Moacrn tlvs room house nt 032 Ninth Ave. East See Geo. T. Uall Jr., at office 141 Ninth Ave. E. or home 652 Ninth X". ifl. . tf FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT 3 acres, 4 milea from town. Good 0 room house, barn, chick en coop and rabbit hatch. Address 2313 care Guard. .tf MONEY TO LOAN LEND YOU A MILLION dfc FARM LOANS 0 Straight Loans and Installment Loans on City Property. EARLE STANLEY SMITH 681 Willamette (upstairs) Phone 70 MONES MONEI 6, 0, 7 per cent farm loans, plenty of money for straight city loans, 80 8th Ave. West. F. J. BURGER tf REAL ESTATE LOANS: Seo lis for long and short time loans on improv ed farm and Eugene property. Rorer & Brundage at Bank of Commerce, : Eugene, Oregon. ' ' tf FEDERAL RURAL CREDITS Farm ers borrow at 0 per cent and repay at 6 per cent which wipes out the whole debt, principal and interest, in 86 years with privilege of full or par tial repayment, alter 0 years. Geo. Melvln Miller. becty-Treas. 317 C. & W. Bldg. tf FARM LCAN3: Twenty year omortiieC plan. No atc:k. Property at any time. Rates low. Must bo improved land. Walter B. Jones, office over Bank of Commerce, Eugene. tf LOST In or near S. P. depot, one lady's open face, Elgin, gold watch, attached to a pin. Letter T on back of watch. Phone Kappa Kappa Gamma House, 204. Reward. . n22 FOUND Crochet hand bag corner 11th and Monroe. Coll at Guard Office. n21 Yes we want Poultry, Veal, Hogs and Eggs at top prices. EUGENE FRUIT CO. YtleahOM MS WOOD FOR FUEL All Kinds Coal, Cord and Stove WOOD WILLIAMS FUEL CO. Phone: Office 651-J; Res idence, 651-L. D0 YOU KHOW WHY--- Most Seed Close, 1-2 to 1 1-2 Cents Net Higher With January at $1.19 1-2 and May $1.17 1-2. (By The Anonalxt Prttt) Chicago, Nov. 21. Uncertainty over transportation difficulties and prospects of new restrictions on trading had a do pressing effect today on the corn market Opening quotations, whicn ranged from 1-4 off to l-8c advance, with January 1.18 and May 1.16 7-8 to 1.17 1-8, were followed by a material setback all around. Subsequently a sharp upturn in prices resulted from advices showing acute in ability to move grain from interior prints to terminals. Wull street advances and ti more complete undemanding of the mag nitude of General, Hniss sjccc-ss tended also to strengthen the murktt. The close waa unsettled, .1-2 to 1 l-2c net. higher, with January 1.19 1-2 vo 1.10 018 and May 1.17 1-2 fi 1.17 0-8. Oats weakened with corn. Business was almost entirely of a local character. Higher prices on hogs lifted provis ions. Offerings were scarce. WAT;tj STREET New York, Nov. 21. The ruefccssful offensive of the Entente allies in France and more satisfactory domestic condi tions stimulated today's broaa market, leaders making gross gains of 2 to 6 GUARD'S BUSINESS. 1ELCFH0NE ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW HOWARD M. BROWN ELL, Lawyer. All business promptly attended to. Telephone 1160. tf JESSE G. WELLS Lawyer, 814 Park street; gives special attention to the examination of abstracts, drafting of wills, eettling of estates, conveyances, and collections. Also to ail pension matters. Phone 1028. H. E. SLAlTEKi" Attorney and Coun selor at Law; Solicitor, in Uhaucery. Office: Rooms 10, 11, 12, 13 Beckwitb Bldg., cor. Seventh and Willamette, Eugene, Ore. . GEORGE B. DORRIS Attorney-at- Law Office: Hcvey building, .corner Eighth and Willamette streets, rooms 1 and 2, Hovey Building. FOSTER & HAMILTON Attorneys- at-Law, United State National nana building. Phone 880. S. D. ALLEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW ' Offi itltl Williimette-St.' tf 0. A WINTEiafUIER Attorney-at-Law. Land title and probata special ties. Office over Bank of Commerce. r. m TiiAVIS Attorner-at-Ijiw. Of fice over EugeJe Loan and Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. 5. O. IMMEL Attorney and Counselor, United States Bank Building. Phone L. BILYETJ Atturney-at-Law. Office upstairs, 806 Willamette street, Eu . gene, Oregon. AUTO 8PRINS8 We give a written guaran tee on our Spring for one yer. LAHER AUTO SPUING CO, 34 N. 10th St., Portland. Marshall HPS. CLEANING. AND PRESSING IMPERIAL CLEANERS & HATTERS Pressing and repairing, goods called (or and delivered. 47 E. 7th. Phone 302 CREAMERIES, LANE COUNTY CREAMEEY The L. C. Brand 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 DR. J. I. FISCHER 817-18, White Temple. Phone 410. Beg. 1213-R. CHINESE DOCTOR J. 0. YUEN, of Salem and Albany locat ed now at 014 Olive St Cor. Ninth avenue, Eugene. Try me when all else falls. Consultation free. tf Catalogues Give Us This Blissful Impression? points. Sales approximated 800,000 shares. Gains were irregularly rtd.i.'ed by profit taking in tin last hour. The clos ing was strong. Llliei'ty 4's varied from 07.80 to 08.20 and the 3 1-2's from 00.00 1-2. . BANK CLEARINGS Tacoma, Wash., Nov. 21. Clearings $766,812; balancoa $100,278. Portland, Or., Nov. 21. Clearings, $4,322,000; balances $1,001,284. Spokane, Wash., Nov. 21. Clearings $1,041,804; balances $401,000. Seattle, Nov. 21. Clearings, $4,217, 100; balances $671,504. PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Or., Nov. 21. Cnttlo steady Receipts 74. Medium, to choice stec rs $0 ,9.50; good to medium atce a SS.25 ftj) 000; common to good steers .Si;.",'. 820; choice cows, and heifera $0.70 7.10; common to good cows and heifers $5.00 6.70; bulls $4.00 fl.7r; can nerg $4.00 B.OO; calves $7.00 W 0.50; stockers and feeder steers $4.00 'ii 7 20. Hogs steady; receipts 216. Prime light $16.20 10.40; prime heavy $16.00 10.20; pigs $13.50 14.20; bulk $16.00. Sheep steady; receipts 40. Western lr.mbs $13.00 14.00; valley lambs $1.1 13.00; yearlings . $12.00 12.50; wethers $11.75 12.25; ewes $8.00 10.00. . Portland, Or., Nov. 21. Butter stendy city creamery prints 48; cartons 49c; 'buying prico butterfat 02 54c; Port land; cube extras 42 l-2c; prime firsts 41c; dairy 80c. Portland, Or., Nov. 21. Today's car receipts: Wheat 10; flour 3; oats 1; hay 4. . -.' AND CUSSIfD DIKOTORJ HAIRDRESSING HASTINGS SISTERS, Register Build-. iLg. l'hone 1008. Hours S:30 to 6:00. MMB. SHAFFER Hairdressing par lors, ove; l'rice Shoe Store. Phone 8S8 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS MRS. OLIV'El !. WArj.UTt nnvn.T.r WALLER Kitl(7iUe Graduate. 41S Cnckerlinn & Wfitherbee Building. DR. fl. L. STUDLEX Office, room 322 White Temple. thoDO OSi-J. Residence 201 West Tenth SU Phone 5S9-L. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. J. F. TITUS Eomeopathist, 838 nuiamette street, uuiietrics and dis eases of children given (.pedal atten tion. O. n. GULLION, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose Throat. Eyes tested and glasses fur nished. 806 I.O.O.F. Building. Tel. 133 STORAGE BATTERIES WUXARD STORAGE BATTERIES Service station at 83 7th Ave. E. Boy J. Anderson. l'hone 1272. j23 W. W. EBBETT Gould Storage Bat teriea for sale. Recharging, starting and lighting ignition systems installed and repaired. With Eugene Motor Ser vice 8th and Olive St tf THERAPEUTICS KB. C B. BAILEY 608 Olive St u TAXIDERMIST. CBAS. RING Brlni in vonr d. h-.A. have them tanned, made into gloves! m years experience wita Eugene Gun uo. i'tono ioi. PLUMBING, TINNING, HEATING. GEORGE D. HE1TZMAN 08-02 West Bixtn street, rnone 617. HALL tc SHUMWAY Piuinbins. tin. ning and heating; sewer pipo aud drain - me. aoventn tna oak street.' Phone 1UUZ. UNDERTAKERS. BRANSTETTER & McLAUGHUN Funeral Directors; lady assistant; auto near, axua uuve. rnone 615, GORDON A VEATCH Funeral direct. ora. Lady assistant Full auto eauln. . ment Chapel and residence corner of Tenth ana rcari streets. Both phones vol . MEAT MARKET EARL BALDWIN Good meat at right price. 700 Monroe St Phone 189. Fre delivery.. tf DIXON WILL SPEAK TI Manager Booth-Kelly Company Will Address Students of Uni versity Thursday Night. A. C. Dixon, manager of the Booth Kelly Lumber company, will address the members of the University Commerce club, at their regular meeting at the Y. W. C. A., at 8 o'clock, Thursday evening. s Mr. Dixon has been allowed to select his own subject meeting of the club, which recently waa organised by the majors in the School of Commerce, but with which numerous other studenta have become affiliated. It is Intended to hold bi-weekly or tri-weekly meetings through the school year, and to take up each session a study of the important commercial problems of the day. The meetings always will be open to the general public. At the meeting this week,, a musical entertainment will be provided and re freshments will be served. Native of Denmark Has Hard Job to Get in Army Spokane, Wash., Nov. 8. A comblna tlon of circumstances, chief of which is a set ot false teeth in his upper jaw, has prevented Paul K. Sorenson, a na tive of Denmark, from getting into the war on the side of the allies. Sorenson is from North Dakota. After being rejected for service be cause of his lack of a full complement of natural teeth, Sorenson bought ticket here and applied at the local SUMMONS In the' Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. Sarah Daisy Langc, Plaintiff va. F. R. Welch, W.'A. Bohart, E. K. Chap man and W. B. Addleman, Defendants, To F. R. Welch, W. A. Bohart, and E. K. Chapman, Defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint of Plaintiff in the above entitled suit on or before the laBt day of the time pre. scribed in the order for publication of this summons hereinafter referred to, to-wit: On or before December 20, 1017, and you are hereby notified that if you fail so to appear or answer, for want, thereof the plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court for tho relief prRy ed for in. the complaint, viz: for a do tree that there be due and unpaid upon that certain contract dated-May 16, 1012, between Sarah Daisy Lange and F. R. Welch, the sum of $1200.00 and interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from May 16, 1012; the further sum of $20.70 and interest thereon from April 3, 1017, at the rate of six per cent per annum; for the sum of $150 attor neys fees and costs and disbursements herein, and that the Court fix a time within which said sums of money and in terest and costs of this suit be paid by the defendants, and that unless said pay ment be made as decreed by the Court within the time decreed by the Court that said last named defendants 'and each of thorn and each and every person claiming any right, title or interest whatsoever in and to the lends covered by aaid contract by, through or under them, be decreed to have forfeited their right, title and interest therein, and for ever enjoined from asserting any inter est or claim thereto, and such other re lief as may seem meet and equitable. Tho lands described in said contract are described as follows: Lot numbered two (2) of Fruit vale as pla'tted and recorded, being part of the Joseph Ogle and wife "Donation Land Claim No. 43 Notf. No. 2250, in township 17 South Range 4 West of the AVillamette Meridian, Lane County, Oregon. This summons is served by publication thereof in the Eugene Dally Guard, a newspaper of general . circulation pub lished in Lane County, Oregon, under and by virtue of an order of the Honor able G. F. Sklpworth, Judge of the above entitled Court, dated November 6, 1817, directing publication of said sum mons once a week for six weeks, which order requires you to appear and an swer the complaint on or before six weeks from the date of the first publi cation of this summons. ' - The date of- the first publication of this summons is November 7, 1017. SMITH & BRYSON, Eugene, Oregon, Attorney for Plaintiff Nn.451-Wed-dv-dl8 French Priest, Decor ated for bravery, '36 Father 8ourls. Father Sourls, who has been given every decoration the French government can give for bravery, has come to the. United States to tell the American people about the war. He said he would talk to Americans from the religious point of view about the war. . Canadian recruiting office. Because he is an American citizen, however, he was again unauccessful. v He had registered for service under the selective draft law, and for that reason cannot get into Canada, -where he believes he could enlist in the domin ion forces Ho left "for Seattle in the hope that he -would find an opportunity there- to get into a uniform of 'one of tho allied nations. ' -.' . If tho troughs leak rub some cement into the cracks. " ' " It's worry, not work, that kills. Don't worry keep busy. mmmmm 'VVYVYYYVVVV PREPAREDNESS f We are prepared to meet all competition, Because , First t We have the equipment Second " The volume of business we do requires buying stoc.k in quantities and at a much low er coat. You need not your job as actual cost of small per GUARD Phone 19 lAAAXAAAAAAj 1 Drawn for this paper By FiStier NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the under signed administrator baa filed his final account in the Etate of Anna Mabtilda Funke, deceased, and by order of the County Court dated Nov. 18, 1017, Sat urday, the 10th day of December, U1T, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. has been fixed as the time of hearing any objections that may be filed to laid final account. All persons having any objections to said final account are hereby notified to file the same with the County Clerk on or before said 10th day of December, 1017. - Date of firat publication, Nov. 14, 1017 A. O. FUNKE, Administrator of the Estate of Mabtilda Funke, Deceased. No. 460-Wed-dy-dl2 NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEETING. To whom It may concern: ' . Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the legal voter being resident tax payers aud owners of real property in Road District No. 13, in Lane County, Oregon, will be held at the hoar of 2:00 o'clock p. m., on. the 24th day of No vember, A. D., 1917, at the Precinct! Voting Place in said Road District to determine whether said road district shall levy a special tax of 2 mills npon all the taxable property in aaid district for the purpose of providing fundi for Toads leading to Padfio Highway. H. L. BOWN, County Judge. M. H. HARLOW, E. R. SPENCER, County Commissioner.. No.455-Wed-dy.n21 NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEETING To whom it may concern: - . - Notice ia hereby given that a meeting of the legal voter being resident tax-' payers and owners of real property In Road District No. 14, in Lane County, Oreon, will be held at the hour of 2:00 o'clock p. m., on the 24th day of No vember, A. D., 1817, at the Dorena Hall in said Road District, to determine . whether said road district shall levy a special tax of 2 mills upon all the tax able property in said district for the purpose of providing funds for improving road from Teeters Creek bridge to the W. J. Messenger place. . H. L. BOWN, 'County Judge. E. R. SPENCER, County Commissioner. , No. 454-Wed-dy-n21 havp us figure our. prices are production plus cent profit. JOB DEFT. or 1200 rwwwi I m 1 .mm : ill I III 11 It I PP m m mm mm WM fi II! mm I li if A Sill i m