Eugene daily guard., June 13, 1922, Image 2

Tuesday Evening, Jmm 11, 1022
Tago Twf
CBB EDOENH BUSH
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Ztnjo
Will Help You
Never mind how often you ha ve tried
nd failed, you can stop burning itch
ing Eczema quickly by applying Zt-mo
furnished by any druggist for 35c
Extra large bottle, $1.1)0. Healing be
gins the moment Zeino is applied, in a
ahort time usually every traceofEczmia,
Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and
similar skin diseaas will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
Die penetrating, antiseptic liquid. W hen
others fail it is the one dependable treat
ment for skin troubles of all kinds.
The Pencil With
the Disappearing
Point-
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TiRFSS vm.r
' Kerfinnint
' straight down on
' thi" nnrvr nnl trip
lcarl fthearhes itself in
the barrel, where it
can't break or damage
the lining ofpocket or
handbag. Redipoint
leads are double
length. Each one
writes 25,000 words.
The cap turns both
ways, driving the lead
out or drawing it in.
Redipoint is guaran
teed against defects
of material and work
manship, Made in
standard and pony
s 1 2 e s aluminum,
nickel, silver and gold
finishes. Redipoint
leads in seven degrees
of hardness, 10 cents
per box.
y OMEN will b (ld to
h.t ..,...... wllhmtt
ffrtptnic or weakening.
-.11 I .-II vnti
,v. Syrup Pepein than from Mill.
'',r pill' nd drtlc catharllce.
yrup repmn is a wiiu, inn"
cleanser and regulator. llcuiUouly
about a cent a dose. 1
DR. CALDWELL'S
SYRUP PEPSIN
THE FAMILY LAXATIVE
Tako T)r. Caldwell'e Syrup Papain
wken ooiirtlpalnd. bilious. In.ml.iuy
oroutotaoni. Vou will nud your urn
trl nsalth and eomplellon ao Ira
proved (bat I'M cosmetics will ne
needed. Tlionaod ol women bava
proved Ibis true.
HALF-OUNCE BOTTLE FREE
Feur ucat comtipdiion. w wn tt you io
not Itauttt II lauHU at tni momero Irl m
und Tii a HoII-Ouik Trial Bolll til my
Slli. HIF.E OP CHAKUf nta
ytm will U II l.nlj '""'V
una your name am, um.. -
Jit. Wnwmslwuy.
Calapooya Mineral Waier, the prineo
mo uj oaH jiub iq J
Ifedipriru:
75 c to $3.50
Si everywhere by reliable dealers.
Ineveiyline
youllfind A
weJustTliglitl
l brand -in
coffee ifc
Golden
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BIG POWER
yBr BIG AUTOMOBILES
You selected your car carefully for qual
Ity. Select yourmotorfuel the same way.
It's unfair to feed a good car an inferior
gasoline.
"Red Crown" answers completely the
automotive engineer's demand for a
motor fuel that will vaporize rapidly and
uniformly la the carburetor and ex
plode cleanly in the cylinder. All the
heat units it contains are converted into
power at the drive wheels.
"Red Crown" is uniform In quality
every gallon is the same, wherever and
whenever you buy it.
Fill at the Red Crown sign at Service
Stations, at garages, or other dealers.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
ICalsfacak)
uht Gasoline
AT
TO
With more than 350 students rrgld-
toriuif in K5 courses, with 37 Instructors,
the Kuueue HMon of the Univerx.ty of
Oregon muiiiiiht term will open June 1!).
A large in-rr't'iitnge of those att'ndiu& i
ure tearfierH, and about thirty snperln-1
tendents and principals of OreKon :
ncboojs are zpecti'L Muny well knoun
M)ucatorH will serve on Uie fucult.v. Or-;
ville I'rntt, miperioteudeut of ffia
knue city whtMdH and formirly hc;nl of
the di'iKirtincnt of education at Dcl'jiuw
tinivTsj(y, ill offer cotirnc in hij:n
Hhool prottleuiH and orgauizutioii of r'ty
HchoolK. I'rofcnsor fc. t J-indnav or the
t'liivcrsity of Iowa, who will inn met. in
edwntmnul psychology, hits ulo hud ex
pern1 wo uk n city scliool Kiipi rrilt';) lent,
and hfiH written extensively for educa
tionnl jourmilK. The remainder of the
facility will he made up of infltructor
from Princeton. Pennsylvania, Michigan.
Mimieftotn, C'olutiihia. Idaho. Torntf
sunt Oregon it m verm ties.
Y. M .Covers Housing.
J he coinniiH I. M. C A.lian taken
charge of the housing situation, and listR
are being compiled of available pl;iei fur
ttoanl and roim. light houfel:ee'in,t
rooms, anartnients, and small furinxliod
hniieH. Friendly and Susan f'ampbell,
men's nnd women residence haIN on ihe
en in pun, will provide board and rvn:n for
$8 per week, and board alone for $0.
The T'ltivernity health service wil! be
at the illKpoHJil of the mtnimer term stu
dent, body. The- hospital will be. eloseft
during the summer, but flie dlHpensar?
will be open throughout 'the scHNion,
An ojiportunitv will be given Professor
Reddle's drainatintlon class to present a
populiir plav at the end of the term;, and
Professor Oeorgo ' Tunibull's cluss In
iouruulism will again publish th" Summer
Sun. a daily newspaper of college new.
Many Speakers for Assemblies.
It is hoped that assemblies may be
held dally, and the following speaker
have already agreed to lecture at this
hour. Dr. S. B. Harding, Minnesota; Or.
J. IK Hpaeth, Princeton; Dr. R. T. Di
vine, associate editor of t.V Survev
riulihl Sumpcl Koah. Seattle; Or. R. M.
Wenley. Michigan; Otis Richardson, Ida.;
Superintendent O. C. Pratt, of Spokane
ciiv schools: State Superintendent .T. A.
Churchill; P. L. Campbell, president of
the TTniversltv of Oregon; Pr. Edmund
S. Conklin, Head Colin V. TVment. and
Earl Kirkpatriek of the University oT
Oreiron.
Courses are offered in the following
departments: botany and bacteriology,
chemistry, drama nnd the speech arts,
economics, education. Enclish, genloey.
Oermnn, history, jonrnollsm, library
methods, mathematics. - music, phvsica)
education, physics, phychology, noliticnl
science, romance languages, ana socia
logy.
Fine Prune Prospect ? 1 I
V . ! . Ia Willamette Valley
Salem. June D. Bcarbo rough
of ('reswell reprirts a very Urge tountKe
of prunes this year, which aba estimates
to reach between 300 and 400 tons. The :
prune situation tbroughor.t the WHamet-
te valley is very satisfactory and grow- ;
era believe that io most cases there will I
he a heavy crop. i
At a regular meeting of the board of
directors of the Oregon firowers Coop
erative association authority was given 1
the committee on dried fruit and the i
tried fruit sales department to oiuke or- :
mngeinents for at least a fifty per cent
advance on the opening prices of
prune, to be given to growers upon -delivery
to the packing house or upon be
ing graded.--This insures the growers of
a cnod substantial' payment at the be
ginning of the season..
, Caaniag Now Underway.
Canning is beiue done by the Oregon
Growers' doopcrutivei association begin-
pitnf this week at the Salem dried fruit
packing plant, which has been remodeled
tyittcttommndate muchiujjry for a two line
fanhery. 1,'tie capucity, it, is stated, wilt
ifc'inMHit twenty-five tons; of fresh fruit
per day, and the season' output will be
hetwefln seven i y and , ; .eiglity thousand
case.:j'';,i:
C J Pugh in charft of canning opera
tions is eudeavoriug to make the asso
ciation's pack stand for quality. It js ex
pected that as the canned irmt put up by
the association be comes better kuowu in
eastern markets that the present capa
city, will be greatly increased.
It ia reported in a recent communica
tion from . Philadelphia representative
who bad ocned a pack of munber ten
water grade awilcs before a group of
wholesale grocers that without exception
t was declared to be the bcBt pack they
had ever seen.
Ity putting up quality fruit in this man
ner, it ik believed a large tonnage of
fresh fruit will be saved yearly that could
not otherwise, be handled:
. r qpray Appivs inis ween.
TtSta : ndvlKed by thn field experts of
the association, as well -flu rue slate ex
periment station that the SO day spray
should be put on applies during this week
mntns are riving aoout now and will
soon be depositing eggs. This spray
should be combined with the regular scab
spray and lead arsenate should he added
at the rate of two pounds per 1(H) gallons
ol water.
If the presence of the cherry fruit
macgot is noticed, it Is advisable to spray
with poisoned bait composed of sodium
arsenate, one-half pound, molasses two
ipiar's to eiiiht gallons of water. One
pint to n tree is sufficient.
2E
TOP
An alSotment of summer
stocks from U. S. camps
t6'!be sold immediately---
spectacular dispos;
genuine army goo
BE OT
as
Eastern Rotary Club Special
Trains Pass Through, Eugene
Thri"i Rotary club trnins pr-sol
throUKli Khkciic tiillny from tlie InliTiia.
tinuul Hotary convention in I.o Amri'Ii's
nnd thri'p others will push tliroiii;ii un
W rillivHiluy nnd Thllrsiliiy. An. nun tnc
Hntiiriana rominir borne hy tlin nortlioi'ii
ronto uro the t'lovelnnd, Tolt'ilo, Roston,
New York mill riilladeliiliia Uisumt
Kronps.
Fifteen Mtrine specims writ nver tnc
rortlniKl ilivlnlon for Son KrnnriHUii on
Sunilny mill an xrlieiliilinl to return
over tho division this week-end, iiecord
iiiK to K. (). Lewis, ti-avi'liiiif pnssenirer
UKent of the Southern I'neifie who ijieett
the Kinitli hound trains nt AsJi!?md.
Both the Hniiiriuns and SShriuera ex
pressed theinselvrH tit pleased with the
appearance of Oregon towns and th
prosperous looking countryside, says 11 1
Ijewis,
TODAY'S MARKETS.
AU quotations are wbolesale. I'rlcea arA
those local deslera any they will pay for
produce brought to the city. Any range
in prices ia due to the fact that aome
dcalerx will pay more, or leas, than oth
era. - No retnil prices quoted.
Egga and Poultry
Firgs, fresh Ifff21c
I.itrht hens llffii 17c
Hens, heavy, live 20i;22c
Old roosters i 10c
Broilers, lb 2lc
Butterfat and Butter
Creamery butter 3041c
Butterfat lc
Meat Markat
Steers . .7n
Veal UffinVje
fou-s, on foot ,. 4ftHc
Pork, dresKnd , 1 4 ,c
pork on foot '. . c
Yearlings, lambs tie
Spring lambs Tt
wneat an wool
Jewish Midshipman Claims
Academy Book Insults Him
Washington .June lit. A scathing
denunciation of all policies In the United
Stutes naval academy discipline which
allowed discrimination against a midship
man of Jewish extinction was made In
the senate today by Senator Sutherland,
republican, W. Va. Sutherland announc
ed he would make an investigation to
find out what extent autlioriliea at tho
academy were responsible for mistreat
ment of Leoiiard Kaplan, Y est Virginia
student, who said he was "insulted" in
the class year nook.
Senator Sutherland ileeiareil lie wotllil
address a message to President Har.liua
asking that the nffair be investigated.
PORTLAND DRESSED MEATS
l'ortlnnd, Ore. June i:t.-(.-ountry
meats, selling prices: t'ountry hogs liMC
heavy stuff less; yeat tops auoui on io
KKr pounds 1J en; neavy biuii
less; lambs 20 (it) 22c pound.
Smoked meats Hums 30 & 30c;
breakfast baron 2,"i (d) -inc.
racking bouse meats Steer Deer liMi
i,i. - i.i... i..,i,u
in I im ; neiiern j-i y-jy , ' ,
iridf22c: ewes liifu lie: hogs ItiVjtjilic
pound.
For quality cigars. Prince Nemo,
Geo. Melrln Miller. Busy Realtor, Eo-
ten and Klorenc. f
Wool, coarse. Hi.
Wool, medium, lb. . .
Wool, fine, lb
Hides, be?f, green ..
Hides, calf
Hides, kip
Onta, per ton
Barley, per ton . . .
Kye, per ton
Wheat, No. 1 sacked
Hay, clover
Hay, cheat
Hay. vetch and oats
VaoetaMea and Fruit
Strawberries, crate JlnS'Sl.fiO
Potatoes fl.no
Walnuts, lh 82c
Ithiibnib, lb.
flrccn onions, dox. nunchea ,50c
Itndishcs. dox. bunches 50c
Asparagus, lb 10iric
Spinach, lh 10e
Cucumbers, doi 00fiffT'2
Green peas, lb 1V
tiooseberrtes, lb la'
...,22(ff2rc
41c
....424:ic
2c
6c
3c
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1 i'. l) is-
"A word to the, wise is sufficient'
ead the super-dou
page poster that is now
oh your door-step
mpted
Wednesday, June i 4, 9 o'clock
sharp, the doors open on ihe
greatest sacrifice yet atte,
urdus Ar
Eugene, 646;;ViSiamette
j . .. ,i,. . i -
Store
Cottage Grove
cember opened unchnuged at 39 7-Sc and
closed off 1-2.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portlnnd, Ore., .lune 1H. Cattle: "Re
ceipts 12; tone of market nominal; best
steers $8.25 fill 8.7.r; fair to good sterrs
$(..25 Oir 8.25; choice rows and lieifi-ra
$0.25 6.50; caimera $2 (o; 2.5(1; hulls
fl.75 v Si0; calves $4.50 9.50. ;; ' ,
Hogs Receipts 470; tone of market
sternly; prime mixed 1 1 .75 ?? 12.25;
rought heavy $8 f 11.75; pigs $11.75
12.
Sheen Receipts C00; tone of market
steady; eat of mountain lambs .$10
Ot) 11; vallev Iambs $0 (w, 10; yearling
$7 ('i 0; wethers $l (Vj 8; ewes $2(i 0.
Troducer Hens 17 ?-2?lc;
cheese 25 fi; 27cj butter 40c.
Milwaukee, Wis. Tommy O'Brien,
Lo AngeleK, won from .lohnny Af-viid
Mjhvaukee, on a foul in the fourth rut
fnmirn with Fli-nry Tmtnn. 'A'A West
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
WHEAT MARKET BREAKS
Portland. Ore., .lime IX The brenk
In wheat prices had the effect yeRtenlav
or again stopping trading. Hids on an
grades and deliveries were reduced 4
cents at the "Merchants' Exchange. If
offers were made on the outside they
were not available. Stocks of old wheat
nre small and at no time have been free
ly offered, which makes covering of snlos
difficult, regardless of the trend of the
market
The rhicntm wire to the Grav-Rosen-
baum Grain company follows:
Tfeavy liquidation hrenking market
rtVvoid of sufficient buying power to
enuse more than nn'mportnnt recover
ies. Situation looks discouraging. Coun
try sellintr wheat freely. Enron appar
ently Indifferent even on derllne. Senti
ment bearish but It will take something
drastically different to turn market"
Strawberries Break.
The strawberrv snnnlv was heavier
yesterday than the local demand conld
absorb and a considerable pnrt of the
receipts had to be carried over in spite
of sharply reduced prices. On the early
farmers mnrket good berries sold nt
$1.50 6? 1.75. Prices on the street in the
afternoon rnnced from $1.25 (Sf 1.50.
Some of the larce growers announced to
day they wnuld have only about two
more picking.
Cube Butter Market Unchanqed
The cube butter market was firm at
last week's prices. Shipping orders and
buying for local storage took care of the
surplus.
The demand for eggs has decrensed n
receipts have fallen off. Ijocal consump
tion, whivh was heavy before the berrv
season, is now light. There was no
change in prices yesterday.
Poultry and dressed meat arrivals were
moderate ami prices were steady.
loesnt hurt t bit! Prop a littU
"Kreeaone" un an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then shortly you
lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your
'Initifiist aells a tiny bottle o fKreetone
for a tew cents, sufficient to remove
every ban! o-ro, sft mm. or corn be
tween the toes, and (Jie cnllutcs, without
orucm or irritatiuu.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW
Chicago, .lune IS, Wheat prices were
hiehcr nt the close of the Chicago hoard
of trade today. .'Exports demand was
better. Ro ports fnm Europe on crop
con.titinn, were a bullish factor.
Weather condition in the southwest
continued favorable for the hnrvest. Re
ceipts were lt-''t OiUs sold lower. Prtv
ymton were higher.
July wheat oin-nwl off 1-4 at $t 00 1-4
and Hocd up 1 ; September opened off
3-4 at $1.10 and closed no H-t; Decem
ber opened up 1-2 at $117 M-4 and clos
ed up 1.
.Tub? mm opened off 1-4 nt Co Tie
nnd closed nnchsnee. September off 1 -4
at OS Jl-4 and closed nnchnnged. Peeem
her opened up I S at 04c and closed
off I S.
Julv oats onened off S 9 at W 1-4'
and rlosed off 14; Septmler opene-i un
cbmjed at 37c and rlosed oft 7 S. l)e-
Railroad Travel Costs Are Down
(s3Nn) )
-!'., To ' ' . "
San Francisco
arid Eastern Cities
Via the Scenic Shasta Route .
25 Saving to San Francisco and Return
Sale dates June 3 to 33 i nel.
(Sale dates Juue 15 to 20 incl.
Final limit July 31st
Final limit July 20th
Summer Tourist Fares
East Through .California
Cost much less this year x
You "my visit Ran Francisco, Los Ansreles and San DicRO, wonder eities of tlie
Pacific Coast; California's Charming Seashore nnd Mountain Kesorts. Three Na
tional Parks and Scores of inviting pleasure places
Swing East this way and see more of the U. S. A.
Round Trip Fares
to Portland
Are the lowest in years
BM.90 $5.90
For sale dates nnd other particulars ask agents "
Plan now to make trips this summer and lake
advantage of great reductions in railroad fares
For fares, .reservations, train schedules, transit limits, stopever
privileges or beautiful folders inquire of agents
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
' ' JOHN' M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent