Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1922, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTTiurs'ttny Evening, December "Sf, 1322 "CLASSIFIED BATES L, insertion a word Li insertions a word Li mouth .....i...!.....! 3c a word ...2m -iQutnum ailTortiseraent..... Phona 19 Of I20O i NEW TODAY 7ul lil'iill 11EA1.TV COMi'AXV r s.MAl.li 1U:SI.NKSS CHANCE ,00,1 proposition for any one witb a ,tlle mechanical ability. Two men now jmiilnvMl, isoxd equipment and iu new building, i'ri Asa us about 'i'i'sE TnrcK gakde.v and ' IIKILKY LAND I icres genuine first bottom, about balf cultivation. S to 10 acres in fruit L berries; prunes, family fruit, rusp fwrries and strawberries, Ordiuarv house and barn, several acres under irricaiiuu system. On fioo road. Trice ii-UO. ui-H TIFlTy IMlOOjr BUNOAr.OW lira iare windows, large fully equip ped liaiu, line pieHseu uriCK IireplUee, bnilt-iu feature nud basement. 1'rice SAWU, sood termB. (A-!(!J. Ur lorge rtxinw and batb, furnished, ,.0sc. to the I', of I)., $25. ;IM lei.'"" iu'-aim. i co.iii'A.M 7th and Willamette. . LAXB COUNTY T1M11KR WANTED i exchange for fine farm, splendidly lo cated and excellent soil, beautiful res idence, owners will trade out their equity for Rood timber, well located and accessible, to transportation ac count wanting to operate, lleuuio ,T. Koupak 700 Willuinette, over l.imi Urns .Store. Phone 74:!. d-'3 ANTKD HenB; heavy or light, will pay inoikot price and call for them. Al- u'-iiit nies for feeders. I'hnim Kill.':-; 11. K. Heed. ill':;' Hit SALK Auto I'aintinfr and top making suop. An excellent proposition ior the right party. Address No. 1333 Uuaril. . tf iXTEl) TO TllADK Automobile in no house and lot. Address. No. 13oG liuard. tf Html! PA HAI eHKt nf thn mniintninn in exchange for city nronertr. We run exchange yqur property today. Eu- ;ene liealty Co., fl Willamette. dl FOR SALE Real Estate ItEAJ7TY NKWS FROM I'ETEHSON AND SIcCULLY (0 EXCHANGE) for Farm, a beautiful new tiunguiow, sigatiy location, value at 5000 to trade for farm: will nay seme difference or assume, if farm comes to more than city home, up to SffflUU jlO-ACBB HANCH for only $1730. iSome good land and also fino timber, lias 2 good barns and 6-r. house. Here a real Bargain; some terms. ilLDlNG LOT BARGAINS We of 5 fer full size lots, fine for homes on leood Btreets, Bewer and city water aviilnble and iu, for from ?250, $325 anil $4;'0; in district where new build inrs nre going up every day. Phono 137 Eugene. (121 AUIASI & TYLER Aero stock farm on the MeKenzic Tllighwny ; good improvements and good land. I'rlco .fUoW. xrauc lor property Jin the city. mora aouse on wnsmngron tst. i.ot 1110 and some fruit, l'rico $1300. Terms. JXE ACRE near city, 5-room plastered Louse, ctee. lights, telephone, gooti barn and poultry house. Price $2000. ALMASI & TYLER fkone li:M. 30 E 7th St. l'OTIIER SPLENDID OPPORTUN ITY to get a home. Six room house, a large barn, an acre of ground with beautiful flowers. Lot of choice gropes in full bearing. Other fruit and garden land. One block from pavement. Only JUiiO. SEE MR. EVANS at Bergcr Healty Office and double your money. d2l tOR SALE BY OWNER--3 fine building "teg 2 niocas xrom u. oi j. imi&n. Bldg. Improved, street lights, sewer and water. A. B. C. Guard. tf JOR SALE Used Autos 'OR SALE Auto cab and enclosed back suitable for light delivery chassis, less than half cost. See it nt 101 West Sth Sirn Shop. tf ATE MODEL DODGE-EASY TERMS 1S Model in fine condition, has 5 good tires, bumpers, spot light, wind shield wiper, etc. Good top and cur tains; set of tools, fine upholstering and paint. Price 500. $100 down and easy mnnthlv nnvments. See MR- KIN NEY, at 003 Willamette or 000 West ottt St. " FOR SALE ALTO PARTS Farts taken from 150 ears. Cars Bought and Sold. EUGENE AUTO WRECKING & PATJTS no 23 Willamette. Thone 539 Euirene Albany. d28 todU em? t? A nnnA fnndi tires almost new. roone dim ' 0R SALE, Farm Produce RANTED To ell freih and cured jnesu. uvt and dressed poultry si nawwui Market, 770 ilonroe ri. Phone "60. " POLLY AND HER PALS Failed ORSALE,FamprotJuce FOR SALE W'0od Vlv, A' t:-"f.v ash and maple wood Wanted oOO used brick. Phone 50K dJl W22Ru D 'n.'l or rortl MANERITD srarrfi1.0'' W4 Willamette at., i bone 0..1-3 for prices. tf W,'il?1i-T1"'n y,ou want 'd of good wf SlLf11 MoD4k wol lar.1. FR SALE, Miscellaneous FOR SALIC Phonograph, walnut cabi wry ri-asouahl... :ui .; kiu,. SELLING OUT CAMVC'li inn ivi..n . Some very good selections. Low prices. Terms if wanted. fio vHIfi"S UARCAIN STORE W Eighth Avenue West. Phone 1122 tf GARAGES FOR SAl.E-Why let Your car stand outside when von can buv a garage from Jfliu to $100 Phone 1MI tf 1011 SALE Foster's X'maa packages of Powders, Soaps, Creams and etc. Eleven "articles iu box. Price Sl.fiO. Address J. G. llarwood, P. O. Box JU7 "Eugene, Ore. tfj SPECIALS Gold Band Decorations. 26-piece Set $4.55 42.piece Set ti $8.50 . All above sets nre open stock patterns. 63 West PtH. Phone 11W FOR SALE Xmas trees delivered. Fx- n-nciii, oiiupe. i-none ost'll. OS- CHOICE RED BERRIED CUT HOLLY ti e nuve h une ior. in green and va anegated leaves, cut fresh each dav. Large clumps of Mistletoe with lots of berriea. We have a large stock priced right to sell quick. WOODRUFF NURSERY AND FLORAL HAR DENS, salesyard 10th and Willamette. d22 Business Opportunities FOR SALE Bakery and lunch counter or would take in partner for half In terest. $1500 rash will handle deal, balance easy terms. Apply lid E 0th. tf WANTED Real Estate WANTED Close in modern residence In exchange for income business property. P. O. Box SOrl tf WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED All kinds of second hand goods, anything, anywhere. Lawson s, Yoncalla. H CARPENTER Wants work, new or re pairing. orlt guaranteed. Pnone 1475-J. jl FOR RENT Rooms FOR RENT A few desirable rooms at the City Y. M. O. A. Steam heat, show er baths end all membershipprivileges included in rent 1004 Willamette. Phone 805. tf FOR RENT A Hat with sleeping porch. i-'l r- I in ?ill! e tiuae in, iiiuuuiu, ni'w. i iioiiu mo. 11 FOR RENT Houses FURNISHED HOUSE for rent, 070 E J. nil. 4 blocks from u. of o. . uju FOR RENT One neatly furnished house or half furnished. 1202 Madison, tf FOR RENT Six-room modern bunga low with sleeping porch; furnished; no furnace. No children, at 4 10 lllth Ave. East. 12:i FOR RENT Apartments LIGHT housekeeping rooms; completely a.I . .l.nnin. Mma nnri amnll apartments at Matlock Hotel, 8th and Willamette. tf BOARD AND ROOM Will TII'XT Furnished rooms with or without honrd. 13114 Lincoln. tf MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on farm lands at a low rate, 20 years to pay on amortised olan. W. J. LICHTY. 605 Will St. tf LOANS For farm and city loane see Til , mnnav IawhI Intltrest rate. F. J. Beracr. 095 Wia St tf MONEY TO LOAN We handle all kinds or mortirsge loans. Repayment privi leges. PETERSON & McCULLY. tf MONEr TO LOAN on citj property- . T.....nM A twartf-w 7 ttth Ave. W. Pbone 607. tf MONEY TO LOAN Wa make losns on farm ud City Property. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Eugene. tf PAINTING, Decorating FOK paintinir. paper hsncinjt or tinting call A. U. Meyer, 31!0 Iliet bt. Phone 1208-1. " TintlDif, Paintint, Paper Hsnjinr C ruj berg. Pbone 1021-1, or 8pg. H8-J. tf V'aaraaI That IF- WERE. "AMAL6AAATtbj Pew. This MOPS HAS rvo is The FLlvAtR' it'., '.THB MISCELLANEOUS f- !l'G? R- ROBERTSON CO. Metuuer American Institute If Acoouut- . ,. ants Aud.tors: Income Tax Service rortUud Ore... and Minneapolis, Minn. Address; 1517 Yecu BIdg., Portland, Ore. . j" WpODSAWENQ Coll 1JU7-J Davis. W, i . KlN-ART, Auctioneer. For sale dates call or write care Lorkwood's Real riUt Office, Cottage Grove. Oregon. I( STROMBEHO SERVICE STATION C arbitrators and rt, for all models. Sweet-Drain Auto Co, 104a Oak St. Phone 440. tf RUBBER BOOTS, halt soled and p.tch Eugene Vulcaniiing Worka, S."7 BAYIPS DANCING STCDIO-Private ond class lessons. Day and evejunr. ,lo5 K th. Phone 1I141-J. tf CALL, write or paone for Rawlelgh's Products, 434 E 13th. Phone U00-X. tl FLUFF RUG & CARPET CLEANING to. litih and Jefferson St. Phone 401. (Note the address). Call or write us for Hug Weaving. Carpet Cleaning and laying; rug cleaning and suing. We buy old carpets. tf THE STOVE HOSPITAL We buy, sell, repair and exchange all kinds of stoves, ranges and heaters. Phone 224. 845 Olive Su tf LOST LOST Small white .Tup Spitx dog. ward at Club l.uucll or 1003-R. Re- IS Stiuifonl Vnivcrsity, IVr. 21 Pecem Iht ol the I'ittslnirjib Panther will stalk iiitn the StmifonI Madium to tlo but 1 1 villi the tSlanfortt Indiun in tho fint nf r.v great enst-west gameB (hut w-11 rius (!ivi) the curtain on a long nu:I bnlliunt I'iirifh; coast fKLball twnson. The intrcstiDfT feature of this game is that both teams have shown a won der; u Igiime to game development, both stnttiDg the peatson with detents, and in 111 .showing remarkable improvcnient fflt-U week until, at the eml of tlc reg ular season, both were formidjlili ma chine? rnpable of showing well against any teams in the country. i'itt ended itK eastern season with nn impressive victory over Penu State, which will play in Pasadena on New Year's day. Stanford played its t'tst con ference game, holding the great Cnlifer ri( 1'curs in the second half to only cdc toucluiowi. two unfavorable brea!;', plus an in; b'lity to cope with tho OalifMnia patting game being the reawon fov C'uli fo rr.ia's v.'.nntug margin. - tiienn AVarner. Pitt Coach, will brine west one ot the best back fields in the country with Holleriin, Flaniigan. Ander son and Hewitt, dipt inn Tommy Ilul lerun is the strategist. Flanagan mid An derson are faHt, shifty halves. While Hewitt, weighing INtO pounds, has all ill drive mid speed of California's famous "1 hike .Morrison. ' , 'J '.he Stanford hackfield is hardly con piirnhle to the Pitt uuartet but it is eon sistently good. The Cardinal line, how ever, should be slightly superior to tin Pflnthers' forwards. It has a weight ml vantage and rhurges low and Intnl. 'J'iie Warner machine in one with I great deal nf brute strength, tho final punch centering in Hewitt, who is called tune after time to make lha i:yceji:ury (HMD nee on tourtn down. With Coach Kerr improving the Stan f' rd tii-feiine ugainst passes- the Cards .hould be able to Jiold tho Panthers fair ly even. lireakH may have much to do w-tli the result. Stanford lias had the advantage of utmost none this year, but the whole team wilt be watch hit: Hewitt whose one bad habit is n temleiiey to fumble. If he drops the ball next 'Sat urday. Stanford is going to have cli-tvo men there to recover. Auburn Mayor Guilty of Attack On Sheriff Seattle. Dec. 21.- Cnnvieted nf mali cir nt. pnisef-ntion, nt nn aflruialh of the recent eviction, J. K; West, furiiKT mayor of Aiilmrn. was preparing to se'k a new trial tolay. If the verdict re tiut.ed by a superior court jury late yes terday is mistuined. West will faee a prison cntence of from six months to five yearn. The case grew out of the arrest of Sheriff Matt Sturwich junt he f.ie the lute eleetion Went having sworn otu two warrant h chancing Slnrwich with illegal reRiptrntion. Knirwich was immediately aopiittpd wJien he went be fore a justice court nt ICenton and he iniii'.ediiitely started action acninst West. SPORT NOTES New York Deo. -1. Vinf'ent Antnr, flenrire linker. Mlirfilinll Kield. John V 1. Tlvnn llnrrv Pflvne Whitllev. J. I. Montnn onrt other lenders of the Xe York finnueinl aet, hnve formed n Hjndi cnto nnd will build n million dollnr "lf eluh near Ivorimt Volley, L. 1, The eonine will he hiiilt for their junk', it said. riiieseo .limtny llurke, conch of the Ronton lied Sox Inst sesson, will lie re tained in the snuie capacity, Frank Chance, new ninnaicer, announced. New York If .Tuck Dempsey dor.n't receive some kind, of an attractive offer from American promoters he will will for Kurope late in January, nn oriline lo Dsn jliKetrii-k, his enstern representntive. Pa May BUIPEBS. TjST TmuIS XGOX i )Tmat bus W , WALKM . K0RPR.5EO.) f 4 TO eciAJt1 III HA'. rV.: s . w- rr i I r I I II II I I 1. If.B ' ri I -. a ii k ,r, -r I a t ii i mva . rwvw" hm ii i I t. EUSUNE CXI Y GUXRD TODAY'S MARKETS All quotations are wholesale. Price are those local dealer say they wU pay for produce brought to th city. Any range 111 pricva U due to tho fact that uoiue dealers will pay mora ur It si, thta oth ers. io retail prices qmitetl. toot aio pou tnr rks, fresh i.v . ..ll"vi' astniiHc lSe U-ui. lit la HeuH, beuvy, Broilers , . ., live pring , Old roost r Butterfat and Butttr Creamery hutt ; Wle Uuuerlut , . , ! Meal Msritat ...;iu(n aiv .....76?Se luc ...7 Vjhc nv IMc Steers i eaL dressed i. Pork, dressed ...... , Yearling Sheen Spring lamb, dressed Spring luuibf. live Wl.eat and wool Cows, on foot ...5(S70c ..S(itlitc ......He 4 ,:itii4oc .4061 4:ic ...fi.V.'iO ....Sl.Oo J tides, beef, green lidea. calf ..... Hides, kip , , Uarley ... .... W ool, uiediuiu , Wool, fiue Wool, coarse , Data, per ton Wheat, bu., soft wJiitc sacked Wheat, red, sacked Hay, cheat Hay, clover Jfl5ffj ilS Hay, vetch aud oats sfltViMU Uay, alfalfa JplaUl!-l vegeiaoies ana rrun Spinach greens, lb, .10c Jiusiaru greens Potatoes, hwt. Walnuts, lb Beets, do, bunches Cucumbers, dos. Carrots 300 lbs Cooking applet, box Pears, box , Cauliflower, lb Grapes, crate ....... Cabbage, cwt, Quinces, lb Kggplant, lb Squash, lb Green lima beans, lb. Pry onions, per cwt. . Swiss Chard, lb, .... Tomatoes, bu 10c 85c ..2528c 4t 00c ....$i.m -n 80c .:o 8c 8c ..8c ....2.00 5c l iiaui.snes, uoz. ,40c tireen Peppers, lb. 17 &c TURKEY MARKET WEAK Portland, Pec. 1. The dressed lur k.' murk el did nor look good yesterday. Taie supply wits out of sit proportion to the ilcmaud nud the market cuiiic.uently became very weak. lieceipts were much heavier than on Tucsda- and white more buyers were on hand, they wcro not numerous enough to make much impression nu the supply. Seeing the condition of tho market, the larger retailers held buck and this ad ded to tJie weakness. Jobbers started off nt 1tt(fiCS7 cents, but in the afternoon they found it nec cessary to cut their selling prices. Choice turkeys were liien offered freely to the trade at .'J5 cents, but buyers either bid 34 cents or held off entirely. The prospects for today's market are not bright. TJiero were also large receipts of live poultry of all kinds, ami while former prices were quoted there was but littto business done. Hcforo the holiday rush hen could hnvo been sold easily, but snippers then kept them back. EGG PRICES CONTINUE TO FALL Portland, Pec. J1. Kgg prices Jiad am. t her fait yesterday nud the indica tions nro tho market will decline stead' ilv from now on. Tho association cut its quotations to KO cents for selects and 47 cents for firsts, while on the street candled ranch could be bought freely at 4.'f'4U cents and selects at 40ftJ,ri(c ru.ieis were genera v o lered at. -UK- Buying prices wero also reduced, bids being M cents for current receipts and 40 cents for rhenneries. Another decline is expected Saturday. Tiie butter market was firm with a demand for all the cubes available. WHEAT VALUES MAINTAINED l'orlliind, Dec. '.'I, The wheat inurket coiitiuiicd steady in xpitc of the iiuict new. Then- wan little buying by Hie inilK nud cxportci-K took only mi oc-ci'-ionul lot here nnd there. For club, $l.'Jtl wok nhtniiinhle. There was some in.Miiry for soft while ut $1.'J7. ltd wheal wn dull. A Hinall lot of Ilig ltend blt cHtem wn sold ou the Hounrl nt $1,117. Mnptmin wheat now finds a better mar ket nt Minneapolis tlinn here. At the Merchant's KxcIiuukc all whent bitl- were uiifhiiiiKcd except Hoft white, northern spring anil western roil, wliiih Sash and Door 0. B. Williams Co. 1 043-1 st Av. 8., Seattle. Wash. Largest mill in .the Wrpt sellinff direct to the user. Haves you all middlemen's prof it,. A CHICKEN HOUSE SASH 20 in. wide by 25 in. hinli .R0e A dozen different sizes in stock for prompt tJiipment. CHICKEN HOUSE SKY LIGHTS M In. by 40 in. Price ft-lazerf $2-00 This is the sine recommendi-d by West ern WashiiiKton Kiperimeut Station. Or ders filled promptly, FIR DOORS Kive cross panel doors, 2 ft, 6 in. by fl ft 6 in., at each f.'iA'i One ponel doors, at each (-1.08 Mney cheerfully refunded If not satis fied. "Write for free, illustrated catalog No. 7. Contains helpful hints for re modeling the old Jbome or plttwiiutf the new one. 0. B. Williams Co. Establish. 1898 Be Out, But He Isn't Down. were 1 fc'iit lower. ConP autf Spoumj oats were AO cent lower. j 1 . a. TURKEY WAR ON . Colusa. Cal.. itc. HI. il Tnted Prcs) following lb ui-.usi runs brak fti tur key prus the muming efore Thanks- , giving, uud because Sau r ran e.in n-issiun meThunts h;ive ivdu-ted l:St Christum tnikys will not bring the gn.wers mo:e than :U veuU a pound. sjfps are being taken here to forn (, Northern ('.iliifinia Tuikey (rowers' hn- I -vociatiou whirh shall guurantt it fair ' price to the producer in the f.iture. The as-iK-iatiou wilt include turkqv growers iu Volo. Sutter, Vntm, P.utte. t'olu.sa. (lleiin and i'hut r couuiies. l'.atr may take iu utl the uorthern counties. flie proposed asoeiatloii, which will employ ult of tin- approved methods of co-operative marketing, will meet in .Marysville early in .lauuary. The pro spe.'iive members of the association hnve stated that tlu'ir one uiui is ro stabilise the piiei-s of m-t yeal's turkey crop. 1 tiMe is much dissatisfaction here wil'u tlie way 1 1n (-oiiuiiKsion iiten have been handling the market situation. Tliey cltarge that the merchants often net the price of turkeys arbitrarily without re gard to the available supply or the de mand, telling the producer wjmt they will get and the consumers what they must pay. both producer and consumer suffer ing thereby. Hereafter, it is hoped, the growers them.selves will Im ulile tn pet nut) liititiil a fair price on their bird baed on i a riisonable wmt of production, ami that the new association wilt be able to en foriv the price. PORTLAND MARKETS Portland. lc 21. 1 'attic: Itecetnts 17: tone of market nominal; best steers i?7.2ciftt'S; fair to good steers !..50 ft! choice cows and heifers ?4.iwinrii; ennuers sM.wrtfnO; bulla S.t(i4.2; calves jpirti S.a. linns: Receipts fWO; tone of market stuulv: nrimo mixed $l.'J,"if( f.."i0: rouirli iienvy $(ifrt); jiigs $Stfi. Sheep: lleeeipis .ii; tone or market st r tidy; east of mountain lambs $10.ft0 (ti lU.r0; valley lumbA JflKolVyft 10.50; yearlings 10; wethers $7,(i:S.50; ewes $2tfr7. Proluee: Hens 14fi?22c; eggs 3.1(??!t0; cliefse :u4t:;t:tc: butter 45f?f51c, Portland meats uuclianged. Buy your meat nsre and keep the dif ference. Kugene l'ackinf Co. i'hon BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY PHTS1CIANS AXO 8URGEOM Dli. J. F. TITUS Obstetrics and dli- ea.es of wouhb and hl)dren. Offlco Brown llldK., ,th and Dak Bta ttesl d.nca lloi.l Osburn Pbonaa HI, U. t)KS. OUIXION AND NELRON Era ear, nose, throat. Kyes toated and Blassea furnished. 3us I. O. O. jr. IIUK. TulepUono 133. DR. R. H. FIELDS Off loo 410 C. St W. lildg. Ofllce phone (46, Has. SiJ-lt OPTOHBTBIsT DH. ltOTAIj J. GICK Kyes carefully tested, (lorreet glosses furnished. U0K Willamette. Phone IUU. tf cuinopitACTio Dll. J. I. FISOHER J08-T-I Whlta Temple, Phone 410. lte.ld.no. 131s. Ult. 41. AS11TOX Opposite llellig The atre, (Wl Willamette, i'lione i)0. DR. QliOHGlO A. BIMON 916 Willam ette. Phone 305-J. OSTKOPATHIO PRY1ICIANS Dll. FRANK DAVIDSON Osteopathic Physician, i'lione UTS, mil Willamette Bt. WHS.- OLIVIA O. WAIXER, ORVIliB WAIjI-jKK Kli'Ksvllla uroauaia, sis Cockorlln. & W.therle. Ulilg. DH. H. h. 8TUDLEY Oyer TJ. S. Na tional ltnnk. i'lione GSU-J. DR. JOHN SIfON9 Osteopathic Phy sician and Burgeon. M- ft W. Building IINDKHTAKKHS W. W. imANSTETTRM Funeral direc tor. Laily assistant; auto bears.; 11(3 Olive Bt. Phon. 410. MARION VEATCH Funeral director lly assistant; full auto equipment. Tenth and Pearl Bta. Phon. v&7. fAINTINO AND UKCOIl ATINQ PAINTINO Interior decoratlntr, out slil. pnlntlnK at reduced prices. T. II. Ova, I'hon. 731-J. 1766 W. 2nd. tf. CI.EAKntO AND PIIRSSINO CITY CLEANERS Cleanlnn. presstnr and repairing-. W. u, Naylor, Prop. 44 Elghlli Ave. West. Phon. 220. ELECTRIC CLEANING CO. 821 Ollv. HI, Phon. 27. IMPERIAL CLEANERS HATTERS 1'rosslna- and repajrino. we can ior and deliver. 47 E 71U. Phono ZVi. CUHtUPODIRT BR. HANDHHUH Foot specialist, Corns, ralouses, all foot ailment cured. 2 IS. 6th. Phon. 1C30-K. tf CAItl'KT AND IIUU CI.BANINO ELECTRIC CLEANING CO Phon. 2 for first olaas work. 122 Ollv. St. TUB YBUNI CO. Try our Chines, medicines when .11 els. falls. Otflc. moved to Honn.tt Ulug., Cor. Ninth and Ollv. bta. VKLTt'M ft OIOW Becond and Blair. Poundora and Mechanics. ' ' ' There will be another one of our INDOOR TURKEY SHOOTS Held in Club Rooms Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings Benefit Christinas Cheer Fund ELMER ROBERTS, Sec. :N ATTOKNEVS.AT-I.AW UAKTIN O. HOOB Lawyer. Q.n.ral practlca. IU Ninth Ava. W. a M. CA1.KINK Attorney. First Na tional liank lildc I'hon. 1,7. L O. WOODCOCK Still doing- work at in. oiu sana, is nintn Ava, Wast, Atlorn.y-al-Law. 4I.TA KING Attorney. Probate, con veyanee., collections. Office upstairs 774 Willamette BU Eueene, Ore, HOWARD it BHOWNKLL lawyer. ah ousine.a proniptl .tt.na.a tl Telephon. 1160. WF!IA I WELLS Lawyers, 814 Park oi. iiiva ayeeiai attention to tna u amlnatlon of abstraota, drafting; of wills, settling of estates, oonv.yanc. anil collections Also to all pension mattora ,1'hon. lull 1L B. BLATTKIIY Attorney and Coun. aellor at Law Holloltor In Chancery. Office rooms, 10-11-11-1 Beokwltb 3)11 corner Hev.nth and VT.ll.m .tt, Kuvena, Ore, O. H. FOHTRlt Altorney-at.Law, TJ, national liank HI On. Phon. ISO, 8. t. AI.I.RN Attorneyt-Law. Otflc. 774 Wlllanmtle Ut, over Ku.n. Qua : Store. J, B. MHDLBY Attom.y-at-Law. Of fice over Eacen. Loan A Haying. Hank. Phon. 1(4. D. A. ELKINR Attorney-at-Law. Of- ric. over Jtiug.ne Loan ft IteTlngs Bank. Phon. 1(4. O. A. WINTICIIMHIKK Attom.y-at- Law. Land titles and prohat. apeclal ties. Offlc. ov.r Bank of Cunim.rc. F. C. HKFKHON Attorney-at-Law, III Lumber Kxohanvii. Uugene, On. 1. O, IfME! Attorney and Counsellor, U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phone 140. L. BILTEO Attorney-at-Law. Upstair. ( Wlllamott. BU aluRena, or.. WUITTEN 8W AFFORD -Lawyer, a ft W. I1UI. Th. batter olass of civil -business. Phoa. 111. m U M. TRAVIS Attorney-at-Law. Of. flc over KuKen. Loan and Maylnss Bank, alugsna, Ore. PMlMlliriU, TINNINO, UBATINU WILLIAMHON A COCKKRIJNB, lno Phon. (St Tenth and Oak Hta. OKOItOB .D. UBITZMAN (l-tl Wast 8lzlh at. Phono 117. HALL ft SI1UMWAY 1'lumblng, tin. nlng and heating; aew.r pip.; drain tile, B.venth and Oak. Phon. 10JI. CHA8SI ft LESLEY Steam and hot water healing, plumbing. (71 Oak. Phon. 141. lies. Phon. 1JS0-L. tf Dll W. E. MOXUHY D.nU.t Modern X-Kay equipment. Phone 72. Caatl. Theatr. llldg. Eugon., Oregon. DRH. 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We Deliver LOCAL TIME TABLE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Nortk Boas' No. 64 Oregouian ....... ,,..,8:88 a No, 10 Oregon Express ......4.-40 No. 18 Itoseburg I'assenfsr . .1103 asa No. U4 Kugeue and Coos Bay .AM pn No. 14 Portland Uxpi ....338 pa No. la bhaata ....40 pa South Bouil No. tin Oregoniau 8:80 as No. 28 Portland to Emren. ..139 No. IS California Kipross ....1JO psl No. IT Itoseburg Passenger .. 6:40 pi No. 13 Ban Fraodaco Pss ,.12a0 mm No. 11 Bhs.ta ... JT yd) OAKRIDQE LINE Street car leaves liugene X pm. Hotf . Days Wednesday, and B rulays, osss nectlng with train at pruignHl 1:41k Train US leaves Uokrlda. 8 am., Toaa. dnys, TJiursclnys and Baturdaym, r riving Eug.ue 1'2 fn. WE3T SIDE LINE , Eio.M.Oorvalll. Llaa ' Train No. 374 leave. Bugea. Wednesdnv and Fridava 7 am Train No. 273 arrives nJugen. Timdgftt xoureaay., oaiuruay. .s is pm, ii EUOENE.WENDLINQ (Dolly Eso.pt SsaMy) 8:00 am iv .. Eugene .. ar 9:11 as 0:15 am lr . Springfield , ar 1M M 10:45 km ar . Wenuling . lr 12 til pas COOS BAY LINE Wtstssssd No. 503, Dally Leaves Kngen 7:45 gm. Arrive North IJend 1:20 pro., Monk field 1:40 pm., Powers 4:65 pm. No.fJOtt Lesves North Bend 7A5 Ml4 orrlveo Powers 10:40 am. No. NH Leave. Eufen. Monday. Wsd nesday. Friday. 1:(X) am., arrivas it North Bend 7:03 am., UaraMield 7lU am. Esstboind No. 501 Leaves Power SKIS ut., rives Msrshfleld 10U10 om fiortt Demi 10:50 am., Euren 4:45 pm. No. MM Leaves Msrshfleld MVaday, Wednesdsy, Friday, 8:20 pnk, antT Eugen. 12:01 am. No. 50G Lravea Powers 2:8) pm, g Tivss North Bend 6 .-00 pnv. daily. . , OREGON ELECTRI0 AouHihoiiBSI Train No. 1 8 LJmJtad 0 lit Lfmlteil Tv. Portland 8:S0 am. 8:.t0 am. 2:05 pm. Ar. RtsjsM 10:5O no. 1225 mn, 6:4pm, 8:55 pm. s:10 pm. Norti liank Station (leavl Jeff street 16 ond 20 minute, later).; .- Nonnsouni Lv. Kugen. 7:35 am. 11:20 . 2:00 pm. 8:20 pm. J'rsln No, 0 Ltd. 14 1(1 Ltd. 22 Ar. Portlai t ll:l S:45 8:15 pm, sau : -?t uUnALLI9 bUNNtlillUNS Leave OorvaUio Arrlv. 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