Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 21, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT aSSIFI0 BATES ...lc a word HrtKi 5c word ""I" " ...ISc.word . -j..tiaeuienc. - - "moksk hkos, 630 ffimtle pboue 700 , m ,c,,pt hea,t- Fvtne-koom norsE A Price only i"' w tM balance monthly. .k. t side. Tln place can with sum" payment and good 'tit COTTAGE XEAR U. OF. O. lL..rmson thin buy. but own- ?!S2Sf-'1202;.t rite lot "l60. Price only . with rUnff Seven rooms, near the ifUZl Price 1000 with terms: k"5lEi... house and one of "tStooi nttys on West 5th bttnii. tee u IrtiDE-llS acres 1 miles from I . jwL 2 stores and church, and C-Ae Mostly piling and mining CTVtiffen 0 and 75 acres easily Krtfn timber is removed, on L in a medium Bl"" v" " " EL. Address 834 0th St., Cot- Grata, uregou. ."1HB BtJtJIHB DXIE 80B- ..25 FOR SALE Real Estate si? tcwm JIOESE BROS., rhone 700. a20 REA Bl'Y in -I,,..;.. . at H l'Te'V7D,K,:r a ti.fS'J SfA- J- i'-key. at J.SU RENTRoons FOR K i-:xr- uiul.le atry rmuus. :'ii .u.ji!uyed. Close If FOR SALE Houses Ml HIT lu.nseke (';:, s furuis.T.e'1; lre.ni: LAMI Modern S roi.m house ,mi double gnriige at .51 Washington .t all ready for occupancy. Extra hum. dry room with stationary tubs. I atesf j""',"1 iiures. tompiete v fur- ioa-Y. cord8 of dry WO"d' " 11 rooms, eonmlett'lv IMii: rooms mmI JPartiiiei.r at MntWk Jlotei. bth and tf I wiiii am . FOR RENT Houses AS I AM leaving city, I offer for quirk sale my fl-room home, bath, elcrtriVitv v" Paliry house fruit' -m l7l" FOIt ItEXT ." room house and 2 acres of lam! with bearine walnut and fruit . , local en blocks from CoHeee car line. Call eveniucs nt 7."." Crcs Jefferson St. tf FOR RENT-Apartments ",n oAivt, o-room bungalow lame concrete basement, garag, lt BOxKlo'. telephone I.tii3-Y. arj -An apartment at Hie FOR SALE Used Autos "FOR RENT- 1.0011US npartmeut bouse, 272 East 7tb I'bone 916. y HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Apt. 2 HdT room- nod hslh Rent n-Hnori tf HELP WANTED LFT US SELL yo?, osed car for yon. Wo have a market for certaia cars now. What have you to sell? BANGS GARAGE Corner 8th and Pearl, Fhona 21 tf HOP PICKERS WASTED At the Leonard yard, one mile south of Springfield, beginning about Sept. 5th. Free transportation daily from Spring field to yard and back. or. cabins fur nished for campers. Manning Leonard. Phone 13S0. Eugene. tf a23 VSEI) CARS 1 Sir!iiB V? ro'm"'y Uub Overland, .'125. These cars are 'ail oVcriiauleu'iiiid' first vinnn rMlllllUOn Wllft gOOll tires v .tWE,S?' & SONSJIOTOH C(. rinth and Pearl. Phone !!!: a2ti HOP PICKERS WAVPEn Anderson's hop yard 3 miles east of Eugene. Iing job and good accommodations. Start picking Sept. 5th. For further infor mation telephone Spr. S t El 2 or ail dress C. I. Anderson, Eugene, Motor Route B. n'o WANTED A middle aged or elderly woman lo keep house and care for three tf children. Phone 345 KsWANTED To sell th finest KU UUOTVU-lu ...... .... ud up, winch includes n good Lfilirjou. iou gee your prom iFUf. rilll BMinU-B Uil proposition to men writing iin Euili. John Bond Tailoring Co.. Colorado. a21&20 ir hpjj VANTi:i Auto Sneci- L factory wants salesman ns dis L (or tbis county. Very pro- tt ud perniniient eoniiection , if m quality. yncro .miora !,B-Frfth Smyrna Figs, shln- ilwth'Oin the orchard to you, tan containing tour ;i-poumi bas il Xiw per box. express pre C. W. Dugert, box 403 Corn- L a21 ms SALKSMAX Our prices on tirH eliminates competition. (:on- ti rta salary and expenses to hus- TlfC.I Snntll Company, South it Mini. a21 RENT for one vear, eieht room hnHrtlr fnrnisheil. 2L'tl .Tcffcr- a. After Aug. 10., 1!22. a22 KlfTPEARS for sale. 75c a bushel tw. fTlmk L. Holmes, near haTs Ferry. , . a23 iUlt-Span large black mules, Wind, sound. J. S. Wntkins. lste A, Box KiO, Eugene. 2U BT-rSmiill farm close iu "For :ilion. write nostofficn box KIU r1"?. Ore. n22 S.U.E Cncuntbers for pickling, ftt nllnn. Phono AnW Storing. ftW. V. 0. Myers. a23 p-Gold colored cornet mouth h.wr down-town section. Please tiuard office. a22 tfitETOl'RINO CAR leaving rj" rranoseo n ednesday morn Ma lake 3 passengers, apply 020 mXTO POSITION as house- . j . "in boys 13 yenrs old. mnences. Call 758 High St. a23 K LOTS-Locnted on Jack- KLi?'S7.'"'ne8 in- Best value in r"i Jackson. a21 lI.t:-t)ak ifininr room set. call 5.HG K 11th. EEXT HoilQA nnA nI 'PH.. I,H ., "', ""'T " r1 Blvd. across inillrncc. a20 iN nw,A "',' 'i- acre iiirm; I ,t?Jd" ""UivHtion. near En- '"iltl enre of (!nr-,t . Pihone alO 5. We 1""1PtS " JJJ Ijl'1''11"'. stoves, dining set. I!?. CAS. TRUCKS & TRAILERS. "?nV;K:fTm , 1 W Sth j.'ii rum xourillg Cole roadster Reo Touring Trailers frou to 5 tons. RECLAIMED Al'TO PARTS CO An up-to-date wrecking house. a 23 FOR SALE OR TRADE 114 ton truck in good running order. Will trade for lighter truck. Inquire at' Glemvood Grocery, West Springfield. n"l FOR RALE 1020 Dodge touring, Al condition, oversize tires, spotlight, for quick action will sell for $."05. Ask for Bailey at 837 Pearl street. Phone 0. a21 F9?Ls.ALB-2-ton Truck. Will take 2.1O in work. Address 04S4 care Guard a23 FOR SALE Ford Touring car. Price S150. Box 289. :ti FOR SALE Wood WOOD All kinds. Get our prices. FISCHER WEBER WOOD CO., Phone 782. Of fice 39 East Seventh. tf WOOD FOR SAijO we hnvo a first class selection of body fir, second frowth, slab wood and all kinds of ard wood. See us before placing vour order. Mohawk Wood Yard, 091 Will. St tf WOOD, by load or cord MANERDD BROS. FUEL CO., 094 Willamette St. Phone 651-.I for prices tf FOR SALE, Poultry, Stock FOR SALE OR TRADE 200 White Leghorn pullets. Will trade for heavy hens or springers. 062 Oak. Sher Khan. tf EWES AND RAJrs FOR SALE Regis tered Shropshircs, at Meadowview. Mrs. Walter E. Stafford, Phone Eu gene 33F13. tf FOR SALt; 150 White Leghorn hens, O. A. C. and Tancred strain, one, two and three year-old at 75c each. Mrs. M. H. Whilaker. Elmirn, Oregon. a21 FOR SALE, Farm Produce FOR SALE Alfalfa and cheat hay, grain of all kinds, free delivery, 230 th Ave. W. Phone 812. tf NEW GLOVER HONEY 00-lb. cans 13c per pound. Glaser Apiaries, Leban on, Ore. tf Business Opportunities 'ALE-Real Estate 'n3t.lLtow".,vnPn J,0 can have CrSTr'" ""'"rimn home? kn r;hl "!.('m "nd. with house teHirl 1-4 , . "A1", only half :).?. " Fol- Price SVlnoo. S500 s.-TV & trad I no rn - nunmette Street, a21 S wfR Wade .."J! not f,r "t' kU 8,011 road- Value WW W illnm.tt. .a I ID modern In every Wash , H nut If h m.T " bought at 83 iicrnoon. t i28 V.f 111.1, tf "ke an i 1 ,.'" nf'n 'itit'7"- :,,it 'and. nn- Iiiii.Vi.,H'''n Real- 'llametlK St oa24 FOR SALE BEST PAYING UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT IN MARSH IT ELD. CENTRALLY LOCATED IN BUSINESS DISTRICT. PRICED RICHT HAVE OTHER BUSINESS. WRITE OR INQUIRE OOLLEOE INN CAFE, MAllSMFIELD, ORE GON, tf FOR SALE, Miscellaneous HAVING more territory than I can cover in ten years, I will sell county right for the sale of my patent spoke rings. Call C. C. Smith, R. A. Babb's Hardware store. a2l FOR SALE First-class sawmill, ten to fifteen M. ft. capacity per day. oper ating on a S. P. tie contract. If mean bus. write or call on R. T. Ashworth. 6"0 E. Wash., Roseburg. Ore. a2". WANTED To sell fresh and cured meats. Live and dressed poultry at Baldwin Market, 775 Monroe St., Fbone 200. NUBONE CORSETS AND BRASSIBRS Mrs. A. True Lunily. In afternoons. 057 Jefferson. I'bone 23U for appoint ment or residence call. tf WANTED Real Estate WANTED Close in modern residence in eicnange tor income business property. P O WANTED Miscellaneous HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND SECOND-HAND TOOLS SAM RUHENSTEIN PHONE 630. 162 WEST EIGHTH tf TODAY'S MARKETS. All quotations are wholesale. Prices are tbo local dealers any they will pay (or produce brought to the city. Any range u prices is due to the fact ttat some lealers will pay more, or less, than cth ts. No retail prices quoted. Enai and Poultry Eags, fresh Ileus, light Hens, heavy, live Broilers Old roosters Buttarfat and Butter .19M2IV . .it'll. UV 17' lSe .15(cilSc . ..6iy7c Ship Trombonists Hold Keen Contest for Championship of North Atlantic i reamery butter 43fif'4."ie Butterfat ..42c Meat Markat Veal ., lUMlVic Steers ofiir.Ue Cows, on foot 3i.4(ii4c Pork, dressed 14li''t i... i Pork on foot lH412c Yearling lambs T. .5c Spring lambs Gy,0 Wheat Waol Hides, beef, grean .4c Hides, calf ,.8c Hides, kip 5e Wool, fine, lb 3sc Wool, coarse, lb. 222iic Wool, medium, lb 3Hc Oats, per ton $.11 Barley, per ton $30 n - llrr ion . . JUII "neat, ro. 1, sacked SI Hay, cheat S14 I nay, clover ?12'(il4 nay, vetch and oat 114(0.15 VaoetabtM ant Fruit New potatoes , , ,2c Uuinnts m. . S2c Green onions, dca, bunches 45c Cucumbers, doa. 20c Green peas, lb. 9c Carrots, doz. bunches ...40c Beets, doz. bunches 40c Turnips, doz. bunchea 40e Lettuce, doz. 400c Blackberries . . -. SI String beans, lb 4c Summer squash, doz 40(Tt7rc Y t '4 1 i aft l .' .s.X'jV;.i'V 1 1- Contest for Trombone Championship Pickle cu Climbers, gal , ,2 iireon corn, aoz. ... Peachra, crate Green peppers, lb . . Peaches, cauninp, bu. ' Ckrokinir nnnles. bx. t-MnRkmellonft. dois. ..'v. I Toinaotes, crate . . . , .....15c Hie $1.25 n ..50c$i.no $1 WANT 40 to 80 acres first- eiasa river U P. HUBBS. 9(H) Willamette. tf CHICAGE GRAIN RE.VIEW Chicttfjo, Aug. iil.-Ormn priws en countered sharp ndvunce on the Chi cobo board of trade today. Heavy buy iiiff by oaHtera bo ti board intercsta for ex- l.(t ;ti.i ti . -a . .V.. F"1 """""-on nan tuu uiil-l iiuiui ill l uv ;Vi . 1 t i 1 1,',!st'n,f- " "treugrth of wheat and corn. Oats ndvanc consider high priced land and will trade cd in sympathy with the leaders. Provis a good tract tiled and irrigated. On is closed lower. fine road and near R. R. Station. Senteniber wheat, onened off 1-2 at HS and closed up 2 7-8. December opened off 3-4 nt $1 1-4 and closed up 2 1-8. May opened off 3-4 at $1.05 1-1 and closed up 2 1-8. September corn opened off 5-8 at 58 l-2c and dosed 1111 1. De cember opened off 3-4 at 52 l-4c and closed up 1 1-2. May opened off 7-8 at 50 and closed up 1 5-8. September oats opened unchanged at 30 l-2c and closed up fi-S. Ieeemher opened off 1-4 nt 32 7-Se mid closed up 5-8. May opened off 1-8 in 30 5-Se and closed up 5-8. WANTED 100 cords of wood. A. C. Mathews. seasoned fir tf WANTED 1073-R. -Sewing in homes. Phone s5 COWS bought and sold at 834 Pearl St. s8 WANTED To let contract for logging second growth timber. Call Colgaard Store, Eluiira, Ore. Write Fred Hock ley. a'22 FLUFF RUG & CARPET CLEANING CO. 10th and Jefferson St. Phone 401. (Note the address). Call write us for Rug Weaving, Carpet cleaning and laying; rug cleaning and sizing. We buy old carpets. tf PAINTING, Decorating Tinting, Painting. Paper Hanging Crus- bcrg. Fhunc 1021-L or Spg. 148-J. tf FOR painting, paper banging or tinting chii a. xi. jicyer, ou ttign or. 1'uone 1268-Y. tf PAPER HANGING and Painting, kal somining, interior and exterior paint ing of all kinds. Acme Paint Co., PAPER HANGING and Painting, kalso mining, interior and exterior painting of all kinds. Acme Paint Co. tf Tintiug, Pulnting. Paper Hanging Crus berg. Phone 1021-L or Spg. 148-J. tf MISCELLANEOUS WOODSAWING Call 1337-J. Davis. W. WOODSAWING Call 410-R. slO STROMBERG SKRVICE STATION Carburetors and parts, for all models. Sweet-Drain Auto Co., 1042 Oak St., Phone 440. tf W. H. KINCART, Auctioneer. For sale dates rail or write care Lock wood s Real Estate Office, Cottage Grove. Oregon. tf FOR painting, paper hanging or tinting call A. H. Meyer, 320 High St. Phone 1208-Y. tf MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on fnrra lands at a low rate. M years to pay on atnoruzeo plan. W. J. LICHTY, 695 Will. St. tf LOANS For farm and city loans see me. Plenty of money, lowest interest rate, F. J. Berger, 005 Will. St. tf MONEY TO LOAN on city property. We make no charge in obtaining loan. Emerv insurance Agency, 37 Utu Ave. W. Phone 607. tf MONEY TO IOA N We handle all kinds or mortgage loans. Repayment privi leges. PETERSON & McCULLY. tf MONEY TO LOAN- -We have unlimited money to loan on improved Farm and Eugene property. Rates lowest. See Rorer & Brundage, Bank of Commerce CALL, write or phone for Rnwleigh's Products. 434 E 13th. Phone 1190-Y. tf FOR SALE A Hire's root beer barrel, complete. Box 4t3, Springfield. a21 FOR SALE Reed Baby Cab in good shape. $8; Box 280. a31 CALL, write or phone for Rnwleigh's Products, 434 E 13th. Phone IP.Hi-Y. tf VOR ROYAL TAILORING or Cleaning and Pressing.. Phone iu. e cau deliver. Terminal Cleaners, 7th and Olive. TO EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Medforri r.'lem-e prop erty for Eugene' 'sju value sud same income, address 1' X. Guard. 6 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Estate of Reigh T. Earnest, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that A. E. Wheeler, administrator of the estate of Reieh T. Earnest, deceased, bus filed in the County Court of the State of Ore gon, in and for iJine County, his final report as such administrator, and that 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Friday, the 1st day of September. 1922, at the Court room thereof, have been, by the Court, fixed and appointed ns the time and place for hearing objections to said report and for the final settlement of the estate of said Heigh T. Earnest, rf . ' AViiinistrator. No.132."-.Mnn-dy-.i2S . " V ' . Taw .,. .11 . : es - a 1 u n miiiuv t nm ' Vri tV; nt77iT.ir.Id L wn..UXV- AVa nM.n W' ! P''e- Taxi PORTLAND DRESSED KEATS 1'orllnud. Ore., Auj(. ai. Country meets selling prices, country bos 17fi 17i? lieavy stuff less; veal tops (nbtnit SO to 100 pounds) lijc pouud; heavy stuff less; liiinbs 18c priuiid. Smoked meats, hnins, 2Sf(.,5e pound; breakfast bacon 24fti 'Joe.-.- Packinir house meats, steer beef 14(Tf 1rc pound; heifers 1 It pound; cows j.h' pounu; inmhR lWfrjti)?) pound; ewes. 1 Off He pound; hogs lOfy.-lJo pound. Washington Mine Men To Seek Settlement Seattle, Aug. 21. At n ronfereneo to be held Wednesday in Seattle, mine oper ators and officials of the United Mine Workers of A morion will- attempt to reach agreement that will permit the opening of at least hnlf a dozen of the closed mines in western Washington. Arrangements for the conference were made upon request of the mine workers through their president Ben Farrimond. It is expected that in event of successful negotiations the Cleolnm and Rosslyn mines, largest In tbo state, will be the first to resume operations. Max Is Delayed in Securing License Basle. Switzerland. Aug. 21 Red tane of the SwiBs government prevented Max Oser from obtaining a license to wed Mathildc McCormick, John D. Rocke fellers granddaughter, last Saturday, It became known here today. Oser, captain in the Swiss army and former keeper of a livery stable nt Zurich, was turned down by officials when he npplied at the marriage license bureau, upon a technicality which can easily be ohvisted, it was said. It was expected that the groom would renew his efforts this week. According to Swiss law. public notice nf a proposed marriage must he given a fortnight Detore it occurs. Since this is the legal residence of Oser, It is expected that the hnnns will be posted here. Now York An! endurance test for the trombone playing championship of the North Atlantic has juBt concluded and the title lias passed to the chulleiiKer despite claims of foul made by the loser. The umpire of the uiiiiiue event will have difficulty with his hearing for some time to come. He is being congratulated, however, on retaining his reason, although he admits that the ordeal was one that had liim on the verge ot a brutn Btorm. Hurry Brown, trombone player In tho bnnd of the Steamship Presi dent Fillmore of tho United States Lines, is no longer long distant horn tooter of the North Atlantic. Wearing the laurels of victory to day is Carl Jacob, trombonist ex traordinary In the band of the Bteamshlp George Washington. He Is not champion because of greater lung power, nor because of better Hp control, but rather because of an unexpected calamity that put the former champion hors do com hat. But being a good sport, as well as an excellent trombonist, the new champion declares he will shortly give his dethroned advers ary another try for tho title. Brown enme Into the trombone tooting tltje after a series of elim ination contests and won his crown after a decisive victory In Bremer haven, Germany, when the top- notch performer of another steam ship line went down before his glorious blasts. Then came the challenge from Jacob of the Steam Bhln George Washington. The battle wns staged on the deck of the Stenmpshlp President Fillmore. According to the rules of the contest the men were to play continuously fur two hours and If nuitlier guvo up tooting before that time the cliuiupluuship was to be decided ou poinm. V. T. Robert son, port Stewart of the United States Lines, was chosen as um pire. Each player decided as to his musical selections, the agree ment being that neither would re peat tho sumo piece during the two hours of the contest. At a signal from the Umpire Uis contest was on and the terrilla rumpus that followed caused many of the spectators to hold their ears. At the end of the first hour the re sult seemed about even and then both of the trombonists redoubled their efforts. About ten minutes of playing was left when an awful thing happened. Tho champ happened to look under a life-boat and was greeted by av sight that caused cold preaperatlon to break out upon him. Under thej boat was a grinning stewart lustily sucking upon a lemon. Try as lira might to avoid the sight Brown's eyes could not resist the lemon sucker. Sour notes began to Issue from the trombone of Brown. His moutli began to pucker and his eyes) seemed to pop from his head. In stead of music there came forth from his Instrument a weird, pro longed moan aa though from a great boast In mortnl agony. The moan diminished, droned down and ceased. The champion could not blow a note. Tho contest was over and Jacob wur declared winner. He had not seen the lemon-sucker and continued to play for the full two hours. LOCAL TIME TABLE SOUTHERN PACIFit COMPANY North Bound No. 51 Oregoiiiau 2:38 am No. Id Oregon Kxiireris. . . . . . 4:40 am No. IS Itosetiurg Passenger. . .11:05 ain No. 24 Euireue and Coos Bay.. 4:55 pra No. 14 Portland Express.. o. i. pnasta soath Bound No. 53 Oregnnian No. 23 Portland to Eugene... No. 15 California Express..., No. 17 Roseburg Passenger... No. 13 San Francisco Pasa. .. .12:10 No. 11 Shasta 7.67 Dm 8:28 pm 4:30 pm . .5:0 am .12:25 pm i:ju pm 6:40 pm OAKRIDGE LINE Street car leaves Eugene 1 p.m. Monday Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting witil traiu at Springfield 1:45. Train 08 leaves Ookridgo 8 a.m. Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays, ar riving Eugene 12 m. WEST SIDE LINE Eugena-Corvallls Lin Train No. 274 leaves Eugene Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, 7 a.m. Train No. 2i3 arrives Eugene Tuesday. Thursdays, Saturdays at 2 p.m. EUGENE-WENDLINB (Dally Except Sunday) 8:00 am lv. .. .Eugene. .. .ar 2:18 pm 0:15 am lv. . .Springfield. . .ar 1:50 pm 10:45 am ar. . . Wendliug. . .Ir 12:01 pm COOS BAY LINE Westbound No. 502, Daily Leave Eugene 7:48 -m. Arrive North Bend 1:25 p.m., Mar field 1:40 p.m.. Powers 4:55 p.m. No. 50(1 Leaves North Bend 7:66 a. arrives Powers 10:40 a. m. No. 504 Leaves Eugone Monday, Wed nesday, Friday, 1:00 a.m., arrlvet North Bend 7:03 a.m., M'arshUeld 7:15 a.m. Eastbousd Xo. 501 Leaves Powers 8:05 a.m., ar rives Marshfield 10:85 a.m., North Bend 10:50 a.m., Eugene 4:45 p.m. No. WW Iicaves Marshfield Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 0:20 p.m., arrive Kiiiren. 12:01 A.m. No. Sllfi Leaves Powers 2:15 p. m. A" rive North Bend 6:00 p. m., dally. Train No, 1 Limited 13 Limited Nortli Bank PROBE OF PREKT 15 STARTi Portland. Ore., Aug. 21. Members of the count ing board of precinct 201 were cooling their heels in the witness room outfciflo the 'Multnnmnh itouiity grand jury chambers in the sourthouse this morning, waiting their turns to tell their stories. The Olcott-llnll recount showed a dis crepancy of 40 votes between the re count and the original official count The grand jud.v itself counted the ballots last week, when the mnltcr wns brought be fore them. Chairman Hnekenberrv of the dnv "board was before the grand jury this morning nt. his own request and com pleted his testimony shortly before II o'clock. Tho members of tho coinitliifr bonrd on hand were William If. Einerich (Chairman), M. It. Ilollnnn (judge). Virgil A. Crum. Anna A. Cnuu, Anna A. Mnllory, and C. S. West. They were not subpoenaed, Inasmuch as the law states that anyone subpoenaed before a grand jury cannot be indicted by thai grand iury. Action must await a new grnnd jury. Stanley Myers, district attorney, called the members nf the hoard together, how ever, and told them that if they wished they could apnear voluntarily before the grand jury. All quickly agreed. Mvers sated that hearinr of witnesses on the fraud case probably would nccup the grand jury until the middle of the week. An electric nower plant to supply light for the Oregon caves in Josephine county will be planned by P. II. 1 later, district engineer of the federal forest service. For quality cigars. Prince Nemo OREGON ELECTRIC) Southbo Lv. Portland 6:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 2:05 p.m. 4:45 p.m. ritntion (leave street 15 and 20 minutes later). NaritiDoun Lv. Eugene 7:35 a.m. 11:20 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Ar. Bilgn4 10:50 a. 12:25 P.B. 6:45 p.m. 8:55 p.m. Jeffenca Train No 10 Ltd 14 td Ar. Portland 11:15 a.m 8:40 p.m. 6:15 p.nv ' 9:85 p.m. C0RVALI.IS CONNECTIONS Southbound Leave Corvalli Arrive Buccal 11:00 p.m 12:25 p.m. 6:08 p.m. 0:45 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:56 p.m. Northbound Leave Eugene Arrive CorrattU ' 7:30 a.m. 8:65 a.m 11:15 a.m. 12:45 pm. 1:55 p.m. 8:15 p.m. 6:23 p.m. , 8:58 p.m. See Ohlseu fur Kelly Tires, 71 W 0th. Kimin, DR. DALE tN PORTLAND Dr. William If. Dale, a Eugene physi cian, Is spending a few days in Portland and Ib nt tho Multnomah. Dr. Dale in well known throughout Oregon and until recently prncticod at llarrisburg. where he hud chnrge of a hospital. Tho llar risburg hospital is recognized uh olio of. the boBt small town hospitals In the stnte and many people frupi larger pluceB go thero becnuso of the advantages it af fords ns a olaco for recuperation, due to tho abseuco of nolso and burtlc. Ore- Device Ages Booze Six Years Every 24 Hours Xew York Flivver swapping in no crime, the police ruled, Harry ohen and .Take I,iiberman. were suxpeeted of having stolen the sedans they drove.. They explained they unwitliiiRly got their cars mixed. Atlantic City Policp seized n still cap able nf turning out HK gallon of hontch HOME RUN LEADERS Williams, Tlrowni, TJ. Walker, Athletics. 21. Ilornshv. 'ards. 2!), Kiilh, Yanks. 20. TTi Hinuti, 'Hirers. 18. Williams. Phils, 18. ' Prizes totaling more than $'J(MK) will be. awarded to exhibitors at tJie hog find dairy nhow to be held at linnkn .Septem ber 20-J. day. to age hours. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CR ED. IT0RS. Estate of Sarah 10. Patterson, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed. Percy .T. Patterson, has been ap pointed executor (,f the eHtate of Sarab K. I'ntf (Tir. iloronnoA hr tho fVtinitr A device on ir made it possible foiirt of I.nne Oumty, Oregon,, and all the liquor nix yeara every New Record Set For Local Course A new record was set yesienluy tor (he local golf conrp by T. K. iardnrr. the club profej-ional. tiiirdner made the remark ably low score of .'-" for nine hns, nii previous record of '.M vt'iis held jointly by four player: A. 3 IxingHtnff, former club professional, fhan-ller Fnuii. rtert Preweott, nod R. (, linmrl. Thi mak the set nd course recon! to he Jidd by (inrdiifr. He has n 'V on the Aberdeen course which n'o stnii'N hh the tresf n,Tt' in sue on thaL gruumlo. ifnh'r reports the club 'xmrne as be ing in excellent shape for play. YESTERDAY'S IJ0WE . . . .RUN HITTERS Ruth. Yanir. 2H 'rimes, ('lib;, 1; II. Smith. ;iant. 1: 7. persons nanug claims against and es tate are hereby notified to present the lame with the proper vouchers and duly verified to the said executor, at the law office of I, pilyeti in KiiRene, Oregon, within six mouths from the date of thin notice. Oited and published first time thU 31mI day of Julv. V.K'Z. PKIif'V J. PATTKIt.HON, Fxcrutor of ttaid Kstate. L. HJLYEP. Attorney. No. i:il;.'l-Mon-u2S ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE In the County Court of the State of Oregon in and for tlie County of Lane. -Iu Probate. In re Ksta'e of Jlnry FJ. Kndicott, he Ceased. Not ire Is hereby gjven that the nnder fflKned has been appointed administra trix nft the estate of .Mary K. Kndtcott, deceived; that debts due said estate shall be paid to me; taxi that all claim against said etate h:il hi prcm-nted to me at th" law office of II. K. Slsttery, 71" With merle Mref( Kngrie, Oregon, Wif't proper vouchers at i( h-d wilhm six months fif.rn 'e date of the first pubb ftitjon of this rvtice which ii July ,U Pi- .bCNN'Ih, Si. lrSTOV. . Adinini"ratrii. II. K. Sl.ATTLIlK.'ATtowiey for Admin BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. J. F. TITUS Obstetric and dla eases of women and children Office Brown Bldg-., Sth and Oak Bu. Real, dene Hotel Osburn, Phone Ml, lit. DRR GULLION AND NELSON By, ear, nose, throat. Bye tested and glasses furnished. 10 J, O, O, F. Bldg. Telephone 191. DR. R. H. FIELDS lfflc 410 a W. Bldg. Office phone 6t, Re. 2J.R. OI'TOMETHIST DR. ROYAL J. aiCK VIion (dentin, oally correoted by proper glasses. SOS Willamette St., upstair. Phone MO. GniROPRAOTIO DR. J. L, FI8CHBR 206.7-S White Tempi. Phone 410. Resldanc HS8. DR M. ABHTON Op posit Bugen Theatre. Phon S60. DR. QBOROB A. HIMON (II Wlllam. ette. Phon HWS-J. OSTKOPATTIIO PHYMOIAIfS MTtB. OLIVB O. WALLER, ORVTLLE WALLER Klrksvllle Oriduata, 18 Cockerllne WettMrbe Bldg. DR. H. L. BTTOLET Offlc, U 0, B. National Bank Bldg. Phon (8S-J. DK. JOHN flIMONS Osteopsthlc I'hy icisn and Surgeon. M. & W. Building OR. W. B. MOXLHT Dentist. Mod X-Ray aqulpment. Phone 71. Castl Theatre Bio.. Eugene, Oregon. TTIP1 TEtlN OO. iVy our Chinese medicine when U ale fatl. Office moved to Bonnett Bldg., Cor. Ninth and Ollv Bt. VMIRHTAKRRS W. W. BRANBTRTTKM Funeral llreo . tor. lAdy ssistsnt; auto hearse; 1161 Ollv Bt. Phon 61. MARION VEATCH Funeral director. Lady aslatnt: full auto equipment. Tenth nd Pearl Bts. Phon S7. CLEANING AND PRESSING FOIl f'I,BANIf AND PHKHHINO end for Hovel Tailoring I'hnne 161. Ter minal Cleaners, 7th and Olive. tf PAINTING AND DECORATING PALMING -Interior decorating out side painting at reduced prices. T. H Ove, Phone 731-J. J7o0 W 2b4 tf txiCANiKi inn PKKsmNa 0ITY CLKANKKB -Cleanlnn, pressing nd rmsirln. w. R Nyi0r. Prop 4 Klghth Ave. West. Phone 210. tMPKRIAL Ol.KANEHB at HATTERS Pressing and repairing. W call for and deliver.. 471 E. 7th, Phon 111 ELKUTKIC CI.KANINO CO. Ill Ollv HU Pbon BS7. fFLTTfM at CI1W Herond an Blair Voundar nd Meehanlca. CHIROPOOIST EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS ' DR. MKNDKLSOHN Praetlo limited J to oorreetlng error of refraction and furnishing glasses. 211-111 Odd low Whit Tempi, Pbon 1414. .. ATTORNllTI.AT.LAW MARTIN O. BOOB Lawyer, practice. 82 Ninth Art. W. 8. H. CALKINS Attorney. Flratt Ma. tlonal Bank Bldg. Phon 17 u O. WOODCOCK Still doing work at the old stand. It Ninth Av. Wt. Attorney-at-Law. AI.TA KINO Attorney. Probate, oon. veyances, collections. Office upstair. 774 Willamette St.. Eugene, Or. HOWARD- M. BROWNBLL UwVir. All business promptly attad4 to. Telephone 1140. , WELLS ft WELLS Lawyer. 114 Park St. Olve special attention to the ex- ' amalnetlon of abstraota, drafting of . wHIs, settling of eiuts. oonveyaao and eollaottons. . Also to all ponanon nutter. Phon 10JI. H. B. SLATTERT Attorney and Coun sellor at Law. Solicitor In Chancery. Offlc rooms, 10-11-11.11 Beokwltk Bldg., corner Seventh and Willamette. Bugen. Or. O. H. FOBTKR Attorny-t-Law. TJ. . National Bank Bldg. Phon ISO. a D. ALLEN Attorny-at-Law. Offlo 774 WlllanutU Bt, ovr Bugen Qua ?. S. JfEDLBT Attorn.y.at-Law. Of. fie over nageno Loan ft krlBfl Bank. Phon 1(4, O. A. BLKINB Attorn.y.at-Law. ' Of flce over Eugene Loan ft Saving Bank. Phon 164. O. A. WINTERMMDIKR Attorn.y-at. I i Law. Land title and probata pclal' tie. Offlo over Bank of Commaroa, . ' F XI. HBFFRON Attorney-at-Law. Ml Lumbar Exchange, Bugna, Or. - B. O. IMAfRL Attorney and Counaellor, U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phon 14. U BILTEU Attorny-at-Law. Upatalra - iiiBuwu. du wugeoe, ura WTflTTF.N SWAFFORD-LawytT. C ft W. Bldg. Th bttr class of lvU kualne. Phon 111. L. H. TRAVIS Attorn.y.at-Law. Of flc over Eugene Loan and 8vlog Bank, Eugen. Or. n vain Eia collbuhs ENROLL now for Burine Collet, Caalo(ii free on request. Phon w& I-LIJMIIIV, TIXSISO, HEATING Wn.l.lAMHON ft OOCKERIJNH, In. Phuue 659, Tenth and Oak St. OEortOK u. HEITMAN 41-11 West Sixth Bt Phon 117. BALL ft 8TTTJM WAY Plumbing, tin ning and heating; sewer pipe; dratw tile. H.v.nth and Oak. Phone 100. C1IASR ft LESLEY Steam and lot wattr hestitifr, nlumbinr, 071 Oak. Phone 243. Kea. Phone litOO-L. tl CAHPI'.T AMD HbO CLBAJIINa !I.ECTRIC CI.KANINO CO. Phone lit for ftret file., work. All Ollv gt ARCHITECTS DIt. nANIiKIITI! Foot .neH.ll.t on 'i, ' ''" m.Bt cured. AHCHITECT; DRAFTSM AN W. JO. istratrix, v N.U-Mva-Uy.-aZJ