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CND AMD MORRISON PORTLAND.OREG0N
MCNTIOM THIS P AP Eft WHCN WR I T INL.
I STfiaTTsFrfiil
A new set of solid silver for tin host
ess whose tflltU silver is now u collec
tlon of miscellaneous puttcrhs. (let it
from Luekey's Jewelry Store. dlo
Insurance Geo, N, McLean, M. & W.
baihunj.
Try our prices for meat Eucens Pack
in Co., Phone 38. - 4
;"lfOFCfl-EDS
feflif l'naii'isni. A blue wuity
1)1', Ittlby llJIHIipliaill bt (lw hygiVm
department ul ho,l'Iiiv('rriity of Califor
nia bctii'Vt'H tlitit llni vivU needs wore1
vanity rather tliiiif lcssf. She cxprcse.
herself thus, to her cJuhk of .ruling wutiicn
students:
"Vanity in Ike responsibility of ever.v
college v(iiit:in. The trouble with most
fnllfjfc Jiilrt in tluit they have liiii ill-
tli( -rather .ban too much vanity. To look
her he tit, hi ut her bent, ami make the
'most of th nut ii ru I Kills she pusses
sen ik I hi duty of every colleire woman
Tlitx dues not iiii'uii wearing cast-off
leu or dinner gowns to coHcrc, for dial
i: Hoi vanity. To be clean and appro
prin titly dressed is the most essential
thing toward being v ii in. I do not rare
if my nowe is shiny, but If another wo
man does; it is perfectly nil right to
powder it, providing she is vain ntuiili
to do It in tho right pl;u-e nnd at (lit1
right time."
BANK BOOKS
FOR
-CHRISTMAS
An ideal gift for those
you love because they
carry .
A HOPE AND
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THE FUTURE
Started with la small
amount a 'bank account
will grow iu value
through tho years.
No shopping to do,
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1 Interest Paid on Savings
An Ideal Gift
You couldn't buy a pres
ent he would appreciate
more than a
SPOTLIGHT
'Automatic-Windshield
Cleaner
MOTOR METER
MIRROR
Put up. in- a neat Christ
mas box
T. L. Ohlsen Tire
Co.-
(Tires and Accessories)
Chamber of Commerce
Building
71 W. Ninth '
EUGENE '...-....
. Store Open Evoningu ,
Until Christmas
Western Farmers Need
Lower Grain Rates
Washington, Due, LI. Western grain
producers, hecausu of generally unfavor
able conditions, in ninny instances in the
last two years actually liuve-loHt money,
C. L. Holmes, of lite lown agriculture
experiment Klation, testified today be
fore the interutute commerce. eouiiniHHion.
connet-llou with tJte unulH-atiou of
eleven inid-weHlcrn and Houtliwetitern
stales for a furlher reduction in grain
UHd liny ruteii iu western territory.
ilolmeH testified at lengtli on uaTirni)-'
final couclilioiisf, particularly iu Iowa. The
situation iu which the farmer is finding
himself ut present, Holmes said, is most
preeurious, both fjnuneially uud economi
cally and iiuinediutc relief is urgently
needed.
Xcw York Dave itosenlierg lost
750 when he found Mike O'Dowd in their
ThajikHgiviui; day bout for the middle
weight championship. Iu announcing a
new rule, thut boxers will forfeit their
purse money when they commit a foul,
the commission ordered ltoscubcrg'4
share of the purse forfeited.
' Ask the. HulcBmuu nt Luckey's to show
you tho newet putterus in silverware.
They are bountiful. .Many to choose from
at Luckey's Jewelry store. dl3
IUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY
No collection, no fee. No entry fee 01
dues. Legal department,
tt ,'V 1L HLQiWHItB, Mgr.
Sterling- or solid .silver for her Christ
mas, liny it from Luckey's Jewelry Store
. - dl3
The First Minute
Counts
V-'
A (food shoe gets you whoro
you're gnlng dry and1 fresh. It
docan't forco itsolf on you while
you're in-the midst of Important
business. It helps you look the
Euccess you tiro. It takes more
abuse than anyth lug clue
yo,u wontv Yot .whilo a collaf is
cliiuiKcd dally, suits nlternnted in
use and other economics practleed
with other clothes, shoos are most
often worn steadily while there's
any wear loft in thoni.
Three pairs of shoes bought
aiow will sco you through tho
winter and well Into the spring.
Keep two pnlrs on trees ready for
uso o.tid alternate every day.
t
828-
Willamette
-828
Only Experienced, Licensed
. , Optometrists
For Sewing
You should Yxnerioiioe no discom
fort in doing tho finest kind o
embroidery or Hewing if ymi wcht :
correct glnssies ot Jiave perfect vision.
If you have difficulty in reading or sewing for
' length of time, you should consult us at once. Cur
aiKl, service arc at your service. ,
1 1
Moody Toric Linttt
art bnt
nnv
skill
"We will absoluteiy guarantee "satisfaction or your
money back" within ono year from date of purohaso,
of any pair of Spent noles or Eyo Glasses purchasod
from us for cash. Wo will also repair or replaco the
broken frames or bows of eamo for Bamo "length of
time froo of charge.
BitSfieraanTVleMot
881 WILLAMETTE ST. EUGENE.ORE.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Huntington to Coach ,
Medford Hi For Durno
0
Kliy" Huutintftoii, football coach at
tlii. I'nivprKity of Ort'guiu w;9t diiu fo nr
hvti iu Apdfuril tliin I'voulnje to i-oach
tht IokIi nrlfuol Uau thi-rv for Jheii brfl-
llc yiULSi'ott hiph Minor,( Ii'veluudf the
first of JJh' year. Inc. I uivi'rit,aKr,vl
to loan lliintiniMori to Mi'dford. becuuHC
kl 1fn illni'srt of Ktldir Uurno, Vi-jfillun
M. II. ST mi'iitor. KdiHn is erovertiiiE
fiom mi fti'iidi('itiH ojiiTatfiou. Tbtf loan
rtiiK iioidi ftith Tin1 Kiwn;t,ioi o(thfi statu
liigli M'ho(J nt.'ilctic iisjrJociiilyjii upon tho,
HKrciiin'in that lliintiiiKtJi would Uot
be paid by the Med ford ,'ijool.
Mrs. Iluntinlou uci-ompumi'd her hut
bttmUto the .lackNou euuufy metrtjpoUa.
MARKETS5
TODAY'S MARKETS "
A'll uuotnlions are wholesale. Prieeii are
those ioi'ul dealers say they will.pay for
produce brought to thti city. Any range
prlcea u due to the fact thut some
dealers, will pay more or Icsh, than oth
ers. No retail prices quoted. ,, '
tags ana poultry '
c-'kks. fresh ll''ii-I.V
liens, light )-c
Hens', heavy, live ISfiDlUc
Broilers lSdl'lUc
Spring . ISc
Uld rooBtcrs ,'...0t?D8c
Butterfat and Butter - .
Creamery lSutter
Uuttertut
Meat Market
Steers
Veul. dressed
Pork, dressed
Vearliiur Sheen
Spring lambs, dressed
Spring luuibs. live .........
Wne&t and Wool
Cows, on foot
Hiden. beef, green .........
times, can
"0
..7(S!8c
.......... UK-
...... HX,fi'12r
.....Ilk-
.iltl-
.8(kl0c
Hides, kip ... .be
Barley ........ .ifii-i
Wool, mcuiura .v inro.tii
Wool, fine ........... .40SMb
Wool, coarse .25(g:2H
Oats, per ton .,.$35.50
Wheat, bu., soft tt-iiito sacked ...$1.1'-!
v neut, reu, sacKeu .l.tu
Hay, cheat ?lfj
Hay, clover ................. .IBSlt
nay, yetcn ana oats flatten
Hay,
.23(S24
10c
.....10c
85c
2528r
.....40e
.,...00c
,...;i.5u
.S0c$l
20c
...v.BOc
...,$1.50
......8
ot
...1(3
8c
.f2.00
alfalfa
Veostables and Fruit
Spinach greens, lb. .........
Alustard greens
Potatoes, hwU-
Walnuts, lb.
Beets, doz. bnnche
Cucumbers, doz.
Carrots, 100 lbs
Cooking apples, box
Pears, box
Cauliflower, lb ,
Grapes, crate
Cabbage, cwt. ,
Quinces, lb
Isggphvnt, lb. . ,
Squash, lb
Oreen lima beans, lb.
urv onions, ner ewe
owtss Chard, lb -. .0c
Tomatoes, bu. $1
KadiHbeg, doz 4Uc
Green Peppers, lb. .....17e
PORTLAND MARKETS '' "
Portland. Ore.. Icc. 13. Cuttle: Re
ceipts 231); tone of market steady best
steers $7 (fit 7.50; fair to good steers
Sfl.75 (ft! 7 ; choice cows and heifers $1.50
fil; ennners fi.no m' z.w, uuus fo
&4JBO; calves $4 dfi 8.50.
nogs Kcceipts- ami? tone oi .mamer
steady; tiriuic mixed if!)-(ii: IV.50; rough
heavy $6 H . pigs $8.50' C'l . .
.riheeji Itecelpts 35; tone of market
nominal; east of mountain lnttibs '$1.80
r(iI2; vulley Inm&s .50 fill 10.50; year
lings. $0 fl 10: wethers $7 (it S.30: ewes
f 2'!t 0. -.
I'rodiicc liens vi (.'-;, eggs 'iu
ig-13c; cheese 3ii (til 33c; butter 41(!j)51c.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW
Chicago, Dec. 3.3. Crnin prices closed
hurulv higher on the Cblcngo board of
trade toduv. All grains receded sligbtly
lu tho Inst hour from record highs for the
crou made during the day. l'rovisions
closed higher.
December wheat opened up t $1.
22 7-K and closed up 1 0-N; Alny opened
.liny
December corn oneued up 3-8 nt 73
and closed up 3-4; May. opened up
at 72 and closed up IV.; July opened UP
V4 at 71 8-8 and closed up 1 Ki. .
December oats opened off 1-8. ot 45
uud closed up 5-S; May opened unchang
ed nt 45 3-8 and closed up 3-4; duly open
ed unchanged at 41 3-S and clused 3-1.
up 3-4 nt $1.22 and closed up 146; J
opened up 5-S nt $1.22 3-4 and closed
W H EAT MARKET FIRMER
l'ortbtud, Ore., Dec. 13. Wheat cables
indicated a little, more, interest nbroad
and there wns u better demand iu the lo
cal market for soft white, not much of
which is left. Club held around $1.25 and
llig Bend bbtestem again sold on the
Sound nt $1.05.
Thero won ulso a better inquiry for
milling wheat here. At the .Merchant's
exchange 5000 bushels of December hard
winter sold at $1.20 and another 5tHK
bushels fur tho sutuo mouth at $1.21.
Northern spring bids were advunced . 1
and 2 Vents and other grades,, were un
changed. ... f
Cold Strengthens Egg Market
The cold weather was responsible for
a firmer feeiiug in the egg market. The
association raised its selling prices on
selects ami firsts 2 cents. Other seliiu-s
did not all follow the advance ns .receipts
Lwere fairly aond and tlmre is no mdicu
lion tout tile Illy IUIS uci'.ll lllieiriniieu.
Tho butter market, was firm with
creamery men generally iu lino, villi the
advanit hi prints. Auother car of stor
ago butter was shipped to Culifornia,
Theattes
"IF I WERE QUEEN'."
Itomuuce is mure popular in liovels,
on tho. slugi" and screen today thuu ut
uny (itue iu the lust sev-erul years. It b
the theme of "It 1 We're Oui'en." Kthel
'Clayton's lu'tcst ' iirodtiction dislribulet;
by jr . Ii. If. and which will be shown for
the last time today ut Ihe Ileili'g The'
litre,. The cast includes Miss t Inyton,
Winner Baxter. Audree Lejon, Viclorj
Iiateuiun, iMurdocM Mie : lit ,'irrle anil
tlenuv.ieve liliuu. Wesley Itugggles was
the. dirtjuo. . ;'.. ' .J'ffl'. .,
"SKIN DEEP."" '
A daredovil '"air" stunt was pulled by
B. IX DeLay, a well, knoivn avhitor, diir-,
ing-.the lihnlnr of Thloouil luce's
".Skin Deep." The plane, apparently
buistijg into flames, sjvoop down close
enouga to iu prison yartt .tit euabh' a con
vict, who has leaped from the prison
nulls to the top of a speeding train, to
eutch hold of u rope ladder dropped by
the pilot. Deljiy not only had to run tre
nrVndous risk iu using u smoke bomb to
give the fake appearance of fire but
also had to drop so close t,irthc moving
train that a false move would hare cost
his life. .Milton Sills, and I'lnrence Vidor
are the sturs of this Cas:le im-iurc which
stuns Ibursdny.
. . "SHAM."
Kibe! Clayton is supported by uu un
lisnully. strong cast of suppurtiug ploy-ei-s
iu "Shnin," the clever I'araiuount
coinedy-driima which in scoring n real
hit nt the Ilex theutre today-uud Tliurs
day. Included, are Theodore ltolii-rts,
Walter 1 liars, Helen. Dunbar. Sylvia Ash
ton; Kuulce llurnluun anil Carrie Clark
Wind. Douglas Doty adaiited "Sham"
froui the - Klmer Harris and tierahline
liunnvr stage sut-eesf. ,. . '
"KENTUCKY DERBY."
'Tito Jioiue of Arthur. Letts, raliforuian
inerckaut prince, audtone ft the most
beautiful mansions of Southern Califor
nia, was nsed by King Hanoi's direction
in the making of "The Kentuckky Jierby.'
the all star filni jiiay tniaprcd' from "Tile
Suburban," nn old stage drama of south
ern racing tluys. Other scenes were made
at. Lexington. Ky. Iteginaid Denny. Lil-'
Imn ltich, Lionel ltelmore. ' Kingsley
Benedict, Tinnlett King, Bert Woodruff
and Bert Tracy are the principal players.
. .The new Cnh-ersol picture will be seen
liere-starthig Thursday at the lieilig tiie
atre. .
Portland YTill Ask State , ( ;
, to Rebuild Astoria Streets
Portland. 'Ore., Dec, .-!. Portland's,
first important step toward aid in recon
struction of Astoria's destroyed business
section will be taken toduy when Mayor
Baker: will go before, the s'ali; highway
commission with a specific delegation
from . Astoria to urge construction of u
main. street through Astoria by the high
wny couunissicn: Muyon Baker's. aid was
THE TIME IS GETTING SHORT, IF YOU
HAVE NOT RECEIVED MY PRICE
DRESSED TURKEYS. MUST REDELIVERED
TO ME THIS WEEK. ' . r .,.;.
: - ; ' CARL GRAY.
Hie
askfd yos'torday by tin Astoria couunit
lee and he agceed to do all iu bis power
toward necurnig the highway coniniis
sion's help.
The 'highway (Oinini8slonJ is prevented
by law from doinp any roi(d work With
in the .corporate limits of u-.city of inore
than 'S)00 population without special per
mission of the legUlature. Leal iidviec
ohtained yesterday indicates that this ob
Htaele can bo surmounted by obtaiuiiif;
sufficient pledges from inemliers of the
legislature to assure Kiantini; of mvh
permission when the legislature convene.
A silver tea set for h ufteraoon nt
Lome. See the numerous- -patterns t
uckey a Jewelry Store. .
dl,'l
Match up
Christmas ut
n solid: silver for ' TIEK
iHtjekey.'s. . Jewelry Store.
, -" S--'" - -dlJi
Weedcraf t League
Name Is Protected
JiVw York. AfteJr a! legal battle which
has been in progress Intermittently for
several weeks, the Woodcraft league of
America, Inc., organized in New York
in 1002 by Urnest Thoinpscri St ton; won
9 temporary injunction against the West
ern Woodcraft Association, u local out
door organization. In the suit the plain
tiff organization alleged that by using
the word "Woodcraft" as part of its
title, the defendant body has diverted
various "tribes" and funds which would
ordinarily , have gone to the parent as
sociation. While the court did not en
join the local organization from using
the word "Woodcraft," it did restrain it
from misusing the word, or representing
itself to be.
body.
suceisROf of tbe
Death On Wedding
Eve Ends Roman
una, onurtu, appeared to Ik ufe
Hon, Dr.. Huttdos, on As way tc
ae of his fiancee, stopped tit thfiV
n hotel. They were to hare in
Chicago. The yenrs-old romimV
Dr. Ilwill'd IJp.-nO 1I.....1... t , c
geles and Miss Italenu E. McKeanM!
home
rison
married in Otinun ti,a tn
That night Dr. Dundas died in bij
from an acute attack of uithnia. ' ' ,
Ask the sidesman at Lackey' to
you the newest patterns in silrcron
They are beautiful. Many to chtKwIio
at Luckey& Jewelry, slort.'
.That
Will Be Remembered and Appreciated
Our Clerks are thinking with you; let them help you with
' suggestions. ': '
Air Christmas Packages' will be Wrapped, Addressed and
. Stamped for Mailing if desired."
IVORY WARE
Hair Brushes, 9 'rows good bristles'.'..
Pill arry Pattern MiiTor .
Jewel Box
Buffer and Tvar . , . ,
Nail Files ,
. .$2.49
,..$2.49
..$3.00
,..$1.50
...50c
, WOOL GROWERS WIN SUIT
Portland. Ore., Dec. 13. The market
ing contract of the Pacific Co-operative
Wool limners w as held onforclhlc by the
drcieiou Just rendered by Judge Kelly
in the circuit court of Linn county iu
the case of the Pucliiu Wool (irowrrs
against J. T.. iodd. a member. The
nttorueys for tho defendant, Ilifl nnd
Marks, of Albany, couienoYJ thill tbe as
sociation was not enlitled to damages as
provided by the contract., that Ihe nsso
eiution aod the contract were'ln rnstrniut
ef trade and a monopoly, and that the as
sociation was rot entitled to an injunc
tion or specific performance.
The defense was answered hy the nt
tomevs for the association. Arthur A.
tioMsmlth of Portland and Wentherfnni.
Ac Wyatt. of Albany. Tho court's order
overruling the demurrer was only arrived
at after a thorough oral and wrllleu ar
gument. The decision denies all these
ii'I.'imi-i and holds that the wool growers'
rontrnct is unt. in restraint of trade, and
that the association is entitled to m In
junction and specific performance, lis well
as liquidated dumages.
The' decision In this ease is ot great
importance to the wool and lhohnir grow
er of the northwest, as It Is The first
time that the association contract has
been passed upon by the courts.
PORTLANO DRESSED MEATS
.Portland. Ore.. Dec. 13, Meals un
changed for Portland. ' ,
Bay your mat hsrt and keep tho dif
ference. IXigcu Packing Co. phone 38.
M
There is. thus about givinc a KODAK you know
it is ivnar. tney wyuu, auct tnc whole lamily will
.If.v li
en -
BROWNIES, $2.00 UT,
KODAKS, $6.50 UP.,
PERFUMES
What lady wouldn't' appreciate a Rift 'oT
Perfume or Toilet Water? Wc liaye the iolIowinD
brands, especially packed for Christinas
Hubifvanls Quel -Que -Flour and Weal Jad' Or
Mary Garden. Mavis.
Beautiful
-Boxes of
Stationary
TT.'-t.lQn,
Our display of Stationery contains Crnno ?.
Linen, llytono, and other xrcll. known brnivt,
and dainty tints. '
FOR OLD.ER FRIENDS
AND RELATIVES : : . '
SUtKiiDSTlOXS:-' ,5''' ?'
, . Spectacles . . .'
Heading I. cure . .
Universal Wnimiuj; Pa J ...
. Hot Water Uot tie
lian and nurncftuis other iton?
Shop Early , in the Day: ' -.?
lYelCn" Arddji? Chocol
."--A-ir Prices. ..
At Chirstmas eople mnli-h up silver
lialwaro hongiii nt Micv s jeweirv
store. '
H Dayi Till Chri
stmfts