Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 13, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text' Pago Sovort SSqtfay Evening, January' 13," 1923 SHE-EUGENE OXILY GU1IID F- v CLASSIFIED RATZ8 'aertltm let word ertlons . .... 5c sword onth 15c t word 3a advertisement 25c -TlHM 19 ar 1200 NEW TOD AY llURH REALTY COMPANY o.NAr 7 KUUMS -living- room and dining room, kitchen and porcelain bath. Igh lot 55 by 10O. Oarage. Price iSY 6-BOOM COTTAGE ll-bungalow 5 rooms, reception id bath room. Wood shed under hoof. PUmtered and welt bunt oo It foundation. Lot 00 by 160. wugbt wiin aurio dowu and Dill- irenl. (fl-n-iJi). AIN CLOSE IN subluban HOME. acre neep rich well drained ( room plastered house with uat and full set of plumbing-. New 6 by 48, garage, silo, poultry te. Good family orchard. Very a and well located. Price $4500. JiCOME PROPERTY leml-bungalow of attractive de onvenient to the University. All andition. Used for student rooiu il boarders. Gross earnings 1U0 jnth. Price 4L'0O. (E-104). lY MODEBN S R. HOUSE j OP GOOD HESIliN jbesides numerous large closets, ton ball and bath. Full cement (nt, furnace, fireplace nnd'built , fures. Choice location on paved w garage. Price If4fl00. (S-W- IaIN ST. PROPERTY or Willamette St. frontage, bath ed and nuimproved. RUGH REALTY COMPANY t 7th and Willamette. jlii f. . TTAGE GROVE RANCH is rich, sandy bottom land, a re to work aucb soil, nearly iev aerea tilled now. Near Cottage fronts level gravel road, bor eautiful stream. Well fenced, no gs, joining pasture land with uildings, ' can be rented cheap, for corn, spuds, clover, prunes, erts, In fact anjjliing that grows lamette Valley. rice $100 acre, ash. long time 6 per cent. Wby jOO for land around Eugene when Srgoins as thia are presented? regret that they did not act tly and procure this splendid No trade. BART JOHNSTON, Oregon. jl3 e jnst listed a nice house on two lots in a growing part of the I car line. 5 rooms, bath, pantry tuit room. Nice, young orchard ring. $1000 will start you on ome and easy terms on balance, r. F. H. West, for other piu-ticn-g this home at MORSE ilROS., fillamette St. jlo t FOR TRADE f splendid apartment houses well 1 in good cities in the northwest le for a good farm in the vicinity tgene. Price $25,000 each and arm worth, about same price for MM. .r ; . . a annt'h'er one at $12,000 for flying good interest on $;so,ooo; nke $5,000 cash, terms on bill- aiso.nava a- a-ooa runcn on me Jkhfhway. all plow land and good f4V per acre smau payment lay, terms. IL. IL..P. HCBBS k -008 Willamette St. . jl5 0 TwWidaw ladv..4l. of Christian iwr, rt nuva w vw..vdvvi ...... or or' widower, unincumbered, 1st 00 who baa no objections to in. Object matrimony. Must be .'iBtian character and own his own No other need apply. Address Board, jtl-13-20-27-f3 'oods: ur baby chicks. from the White ery, member of the Sonoma Farm Bureau Accredited Unt st il- AH flocks approved by Farm tt Inspector. We handle accredit f grade chicks, and "AA" grade pouuryman, who wuius suuie better. Write ns at onco for in. Hon. nrices. iete. WHITE HAT- lY.JPETAI.UMA, CALIF. Snt-tf rt i LEGHORN Baby Chicks. HAN 1 strain TRAPNKKTK1) STOCK. eh, every week in .March, April, ay.. Write lor prices una secure Irly dates. Brlggs Poultry Farm, r, Oregon. . jO-13-20-27-R-10-17-24 L39R X-'ATION 31 EAST NINTH phone 141. Phone your wants, ry to please. Ijenve packages or at 81 Eust Ninth. City Messen Srvice, J.C Grant, Manager. .1... IK AN Jiving alone hits a room she "to rent to a working womon or i. Renter may have nse of piunn mlege of. cooking anil uoini: work. Phone IlHii-L. ji-i LE A rood Merchandise stock II a icoanty; cneap rent, a money will remitre aimut likhi to EUGENE REALTY CO., 521 tettc jlii Vrrlst watch between Dreamland nd Armory. Phone 225. jlO iLE Used Ford roadster. Good ion, extra heavy springs. Cnn be or light. truck. Coll 4;U E i:!ih. rrrrt' ' ' J" LJ.V- iT.R Twin Indian. V!. OH I. IIRE CO. jltl I t new rutomobile tire on rim. call aV.Soell Co. lilaut and prove rlj. jl3 LLY AND HER PALS at, ifcu Sifc rvsC -no t maG&iLS WfSfif3Lfe! NEW TODAY nni SALE C'Hl'Al A quantity of chopped outs ami wheat. Call Uio IVarl or phone 1018-L evenings. FOR SALE Real Estate FOH SALE BY OWNER-- fine building ites 2 blocks from U. of O. music bliig. Improved, streff lifrbta, tewer and water. A. B. (X Uuard. tf ni:SUKNCK miX LOTS 1 have liRt- ed for luunediHte sale, two loin on Kait llth Street. Thebe lots are adjoining and three or four homes cau be built on them. Two blocks from car line; macadam street; sewers, and East and North front. These ore choice lots and a rare bargain; only $1H50. SKK P. J. BKKUKH, with BRltOKU HKALTY CO. jilt FOR SALE Houses FOIl SALE BY B. H. I10VEY, JtEALTOH. Phoue 40:.. Modern rooming house of 1G fnoms on paved street in espeeiully choice loou tion. Very convenient to University. Willamette street and school h. Fine modern conveniences, inclijdinic shower baths. Splendid furnace in ceineut flour basement. Nice fireplace. A splendid bantain at iVJ.OOO. Beautiful 8-rooui house thoroughly mod ern in every respect, close in on paved street. Elegantly finished, one of the finest homes in Eugene. Garage. A most desirable home with all modem conveniences. Let us show you this place. Nothing better to be found in Eugene for price of $12,000 jl3 TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS ?1C00 Buys a 7-room 2-story house. tins electric uguts, oatn room witu tun plumbing, hot out! cold water connect ed with range, which is included. Built in cabinets, etc., in kitchen. Full lot, on best West Side street. Owner, out of the state, has cut the price to abovt, fiirure and ordered it sold. Some terms. INCOME RESIDENCE Has 10 rooms arranged for 4 apartments. Has in come of $52.50 per month, besides upurtineuts for owner. House hus late ly been thoroughly painted inside and out; also papered; full size lot on graveled street, block to paved St. aud 1 block to cur line. lVice only $11500. Terms on nearly half. ' PETERSON & MeClXLY, Phone 137. J15 FOR SALE Neat, well built bungalow of five rooms for sale at a bargain. Modern except turunee heat. Three blocks from Blair boulevard car line. 12 blocks from Willamette St. Good garden spot, electric lights anil city water, good street in front, sewer con nected, all improvements paid for. In ipiire nt 12Stt W 7th St. or write to 300 Floed St., Roseburg, Ore. J15 FOR SALE Used Autos REBUILT USED CARS TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES Only good standard merchandise sold in tins place. OUR SHOP Is completely equipped and under com petent management. 1 WEST & SONS MOTOR CO. 9th and Pearl. Phone 502. tf CARS FOR SALE AND TRADE. We nlwaj'H huve Fords on hand aud will trade for big curs. Condition no ob ject. , Four Fords. ' Saxon roadster, starter and demountable rims. Locomobile Bub, very fast. Auto Trailers. Parts for all makes of cars. Deal with the RECLAIMED AUTO l'ARTS CO. 130 W 8th St. Phone 222 Eugene. jl" FOR SALE Ford truck, good condi tion, Urea almost new. Phone SG4 or 283. tf FOR SALE Wood WOOD, by load or cord MANERUD BROS., FUEL CO., 694 Willamette St, Phone 051-J tor prices. t? WOOD When you want a lead of good dry wood call the Mohawk Wood lard. Phone 990. tf FOR SALE, Farm Produce FOR SALE Baled Al hny grain and Vetch, ono mile west of Santa Clara, half mile south of Irving. II. C. Rice, Motor A, Eugene, Ore. jlo FOR SALE Extra good milch cow giv ing from 4 to 5 gill, daily. Will sell cheap if sold thia week. Phone .V.I.'I-It. tf WANTED To eell fresh and cured meats. Live and dressed poultry at Baldwin Market, 77S Monroe St. Phone 200. tt FOR SALE, Poultry, Stock FOR SALE Pure bred O. A. V. Barred Rock cockerels and pullets; also choice R. I. pullets and (. A. C. Leghorn cockerels. Grnys Cash and Carry. jl7 IH SALE A good Kentucky Jack or will tiade for truck. T2 Orand Ave. jl7 FOR SALE-5-Vv'hite Leghorn cockerels. Tancred-ImpeTlnl Biorlng. (1. N. Bry ant, Junction Citv, Koute 8. fl FOR SALE, Miscellaneous WHITE SEWINO MACHINES nt Tlcr rv Piano and Furniture Co., 037 Wil lamette. fJ2 at Last : V FOR SALE, Miscellaneous PIANO SACRIFICE Will sacrifice a fine high grade piuuo now in storage in Eugene. Terms as low as $10 montn ly to reliable parties. For information write to C'liue Music Co., 701 Wash ington St., Portland, Ore. jltJ FOR SALE A djamonn rins. Will sell for two-thirds of value. Beautiful gen uine pure white stone. 'Address 10711 cure (iiiard. tf PHOXOn.PH BOXES all slies-S-ply veneering, delivered in town, only ROc while they last. Phone 1, Laraway Music Uouiie. tl FOR SALE Good tone piano, in fine conditiuu. $15. Phoue ll'.ll-L or 4' Jefferaou St. tt GARAGES FOR SALE Why let your car ataud outside when you can buv a garage from l)0 to 100 Phone l.r0!). tf Business Opportunities FOR SALE Bakery and lunch counter or would take in partner for half in terest. $1500 cash will handle deal, balance easy terms. Apply 30 E 9th. t? TO TRADE TO TRADE Remington automatic rifle. Twenty-two, almost new. fur reul good field glasses. Cull ll'.KS-J morning. jltl WANTED Situations WASHING to do !n my home. 1437-J. Phooe ji:t HELP WANTED WANTED Man and wife, wife to du sweeping ana ousting mm auswer tele phone. Address UNI Gunrd. jlS WANTED Real Estate WANTED Close In modern residence In exchange for income buaineu property p. n. Km mm FOR RENT Apartments LIGHT housekeeping rooms; completely furnished; Bleeping rooma and email apnrtmenta at Matlock Hotel, 8th and Willamette. tf CRESCENT FLATS Some of the best in Eugene. One vacancy January 15. 231 East 12tb. . IS FOR RENT Steam heated furnished apartment, Oregon Apartments, 847 Pearl. - $ ' tf FRONT APT. on first floor, two rooms. 1197 Pearl. ; tf FOR RENT A few choice apartments at the Hotel Osburn Apartments. tf FOR RENT--2 furnished apts. 815 High St. tt FOR RENT Rooms FOR RENT New house partly furnish ed, 2 hams, 2 chicken houses, double garage, Beven turkeys, 35 chickens, 7 miles from Eugene. McKcnzie high way. $20 per month. W. B. LOVE. Army Gods Store. . tf FOR RENT A tew 'desirable rooms at tthe City T..M. 13. A. Steam heat, show er baths and all membersLio privileges Included iu rent. 10C4 Willamette. Phone 805. . tf FOR RENT Houses FOR RENT 6-room house Olive. Phone 1151. 1132 jlo FOR RENT One neatly furnished house or half furnished. 1292 Madison, tf BOARD AND ROOM ROOM AND BOARD $35 per mo. 1338 Lincolu. Good home cooking. j24 FOR HKNT Furnished rooms with or without boord. 1394 Lincoln. tf PAINTING, Decorating FOR painting, paper hanging or tinting paII A. IT. MevMr. 320 Ilitrh St. Phone 12G8-T. tf Tintinff. Painting. Paner Tlanging Crus berg. Phone 102-1-L or Sog. 148-.T. tf MONEY TO LOAN MONET TO LOAN on farm lands st a low rate. 20 yearn to pay on amortised nlan, W. J. L1CHTT, 695 Wilt St. tf LOANS For farm and city loans see me. Plenty of money, lowest interest rate. F. J. Berger. 695 Will St tf MONET TO LOAN We handle all kinds or mortgage loana. .Repayment privi leges. PETERSON ft McCCLLT. tf MONET TO LOAN on dtj property. Finer, Insurance Aeencv. 87 9th Ave. W. Phone 607. tf MONEY TO LOAN on farm ami improv ed property. No delnv in closing. See us. ltOKElt & liULNDAClE. tf MONEY TO LOAN ' We make loans on (arm amd r City Property. ' ITB3T NATIONAL BANK, Eugene. MONEY TO LOAN I have from one lo eight thousand doilnrs to loan on good farm or city property. W. 11. COOPEIt 774 Will. St. Phone 040. If A Life Long I (have THtt-j SfRO55Lfc MORt. MACsSit1. PUT una it! . . LOST LOST -Mouse -colored beaded velvet bag in alley between Ax Billy and lublu Market. containing currency ami sil ver. Iteturn to lMl lVarl, Rewurd. MISCELLANEOUS MATTRESSES made over, with or with out new ticks; can be returned same day; new matt-reuses nny size. O'Brien's Mattress Upholstering t o ' Phone 31HI. 'Ml E Sth. fl HUGH R. ROBERTSON & CO. Member American Institute of Account ants Auditors: Income Tax Service Portland, Ore., and Minneapolis, Minn. Address: 1517 Seen Bldg., Portland, Ore. 17 WOODSA WING Call 1U7-J. Davis. W. ft'. IL K1NOART, Auctioneer. For sale dates call or write care Lockwood's Real Estate Office, Cottage Grove. Oregon, tf 8TROMBERU SERVICE STATION Carburetors and parte, for all models. Sweet-Drain Auto Co, 1042 Oak St. Phone 440. tf RUBBER BOOTS, bait aoled and pitch ed. Eugene Vulcaniaing Work,, 957 Oak St. tf BATITS DANCING STUDIO Private and class lessons. Day and evening. 155 E 9th. Phone 1341 -J. tf THE STOVE HOSPITAL We buy, sell, repair and exchange all kinds of stoves, ranges and heaters. Phone 224. 845 Olive St tf Springfield, Ore., .Ian. 13. M. V. Rressler left Thursday for California where he will spend the remainder of the wiuter. Returns to Albany. Alvin Finlev spent a few days here vis iting his uncle, Elmer Fiulcy.. He bus returned tu bis home at Albany. Here from Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes lleltcrbrund ar rived Wednesday from Sl.,I)uis. Mo., to visit with bis brotherr Noah llclterlirund ond fuinily. They will locate either here or vicinity. . , - Return ta Cascade Locks - Tro U..,liA- lll.H Htl.l RIOflll KOfl llflVO returned to ner home at Oascailo Locks, nftMi tinnmlht A few weeks visitill!! her sister, Mis. ArUe Sneed. . :: , Springfield Personals. ' Mrs. Snruk AVIams has returned to her home nt Jiinctinji City, i '; " . . Dorothy Doan has,' returned to her home at Crowj S. A. Gale has been laid off from work owing to an infected hand caused by u nbver. . a Will Clark underwent an operation at the Mercy hospital on Tiinrsntiy. ltnrn. to Me. nn-1 Mrs. J. Fulin. a sou on Thursday at the Mercy hospital. Mr. Fillip owns the inrmers i.xcnnnso uc purtment store. WHEAT FIRM AND BIDS HIGHER Portland, .Inn. 13. The wheat mnr- lrftf Wild 1111 hii! mi vefltlrdav with strcr.Klli eust and continued demand hen:, Wi'Htern white and soft white were both tidvunceU 1 cent at the Mevj-haiit h lux. cMujiy . . .. '' '1"fl'':' .; ' T There Is a lull in export ffnVr trading, ftsrribiMl to hiehcr wheat nrtreB and uie fact that, all available Kteuraer.Kpace iH booked up. to the end of February. Ori ental buyer are not disposed to raise thtir bitln now, but it 1h believed they wiil.be in the market BRnin. There i some inquiry for, wheat from Kurope and oIko from Shanghai, but not at acceptable prices . . ' , ' t ? . Wilmington. Bel. Ubbinfi have put in nn nppearanoc here and crown are flock ins o marsh lands both regarded us wijrns if nn enrly ftpnng. NOTICE is hereny siven Hint. TI1K PACIFIC TKIiRI'HONlO AND l'KI.E UKA'PH COMPANY, a corporation, has, between the foot of Jefferson Street, Florcnee, Oregon, and to n point on a line with White House nt (ilenadn, Ore gon, across tho Hiuslaw lliver, a certain sub-aqueous telephone and telegraph cable, apprnximntelr IGOO feet iu length, which crosses said river in. a general northeasterly direction from the said point on the Glenndu side of the Siusluw Itiver, between the termini above de scribed. This notice is published for the pur pose of informing all navigators of the description untl purpose of the monu ment aforesaid, and of the gencrnl course, bindings and termini of the cable afore said, i THE PACIFIC TI-XKPHONR AND TELECHAI'II COMPANY, By CAItl, WHITMOUE, DIVISION SUPKWNTENDKNT OF PLANT. No.l387-Wcil-dy J17 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that H. L. Ed wards was appointed administrator of the estate of Martha A. llolbrook, de ceased, by order of Ihe County Court for Ijme County. Oregon, duly made the f t!t day of January, l'.i-.'l- All persons huving claims ugunst said estate are hereby notified to present the snme, with proper vouchers, Ut the suid administra tor nt the office of Young & Ituy, 81)1 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the dufe of this notice. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, the Oth day of January, 1U1. K. L. EinVATtDS. Administrator of the Estate of Martha A. llolbrook. Deceased. YOUNO & HAY. Attorneys for Eatate No.lH.Ml-Sat-dy-fil Grip Is What Aunt Maggie Wants. pushed a vfouae MAAf. "vT HOP! Afc5T AxV whEaI Ht( ' 'V lit I ' V ' .?ito " OF SEAS SUPREMACY London, .Ttui. 13 -For the first time in centuries England is minus the trump curds in the giime of remiuing suprem acy of the seu. Two new eapitul ships, planned as the n.ost powerful tiflout aud scheduled lo be begun this mi-nth may reiiinin mere pa per ketches iu the Admiralty office. 1'nlei.H the signatory nations make hfldte to consummate -the W'Urdlington disarinument treuty, Eugluud will fiud herself tied with Jupau as a bad sec ond iu sea power, naval esperla point out. Despite national poverty it was un derstood, weeks ago, that'plaus of two i,i.u. ul.iie u-.oil.l l. ..urri..il in n.mt.l... tion. This followed the call for the bids en Hie nart of the Admiraltv for con- Htinctiou of the ncerlci monster. It iH now rumored that tho aduiirulty'a opening of bid wait in direct disagree-; i.u ut with the instructions of the Uuyd-(-tii-ge goveruiuent. Tin government h:d ordered that the-program be defer retl for uu indefinite period, (hi its own initiative the admiralty called for bids. It in up to the new government, now, to countermand the order or to sanction laying the keels. T he Lluytl-lieorge government pro ceeded with the Kcnvppiug of ull the ships specified in the Washington agree neut. Ity so doing, it is pointed out, the existing reserve of the ltritisii navy agaust a ossible jfepudiation of the tuivul agreement by other signatory pow ers has been destroyed. This, "ui-t of guod faith" hns pushed Kuglaud perilously near the danger po;ut. the Morning lost Meolni-es. .Mould a repudiation of tiie Washing ton agreement ovur at thin time, the rcMiltant xtrenUi of the three great naval powers would be, Vnited States 41 capital ships; Japan li't capital ships; Kuglnnd li:t capital ships. - 'jhe I'nited States hus not, according to the Post, taken steps to scrap desig nated vessels pending tile, final endurse tmnt of the naval agreement by tho gov ernlnents concerned. - Lord Lee of Fnrebam is ouoted as sming that tho only rcamm tho admir alty agreed to tho Rcrapping of nine teen capital ships by the late government wi's, that the other powers til oil Id fulfill their obligations and that two new shins C'lowed under the agreement should be mude lininodintcly available. Kit tier of these promises to the ad niii ally's conclusion to sanction the sciapping-program may prove unsound. liet, even Uiouirli the treaty is uoorlv carried out, England will be far behind unless some means of carrying out the construction of the two new ships is loiiim. After Ratification After ratification all around, the United States would posses 20 capital irimiM built' ii ml huildhiir- Viva nf t)i(H would bo irast-Jutlaixl. Janan would have 10 capital ships, two of tbem post- juuauu. u.ngianu wouut navo au lui' posing total of 22 capital shins. Hut Uie I'ost points out, only ono of the so, the Hood, would embody tho imnrovo- nifcnts derived from tho experience of (be war. Tho foregoing stutus puts England in a distinctly inferior posi tion to the United States in ultra-moil- cru snips. IF the treaty is ratified nil around. ami IF tho money for tho construction ot the two new slims is lortiieoming England and tho United HtatCH will bo on u purity with 20 capital ships cuch Under tho agreement England must scrap four capital voshp1 inpon coin miKSLoning the puir of new ones. Japan's onota will bo ten Khins. If the.ro is a liitJi anywhero tho balance in destroyed and England for the first time will find herself second in nuvul nowcr. Meantime alarming rumors como from Franco that tho naval agreement may not no oucyca SANTA CLARA Stiiitd Clnrn, Jan. 12. Tho hiRh wator li't HH pretty Imnl Huh your. Tiwrc was no churrrli wrvieoH Hunduy ns everyone WHHW'iitcr hound aim no m'hool on Mmi d-iy unci Tiifsdny tin uc-couut of too imirh wuter iu the Bobool bonne biiHenuMit. The jni.itor wuh uiiiibto to build a firo in the furnice until TucHdny fvniiift. TiiPHcloy afti'rnoon n nuinbcr of the ImlieH of tho noitchborliooil wnrft invited to MrH. Hnkpr's for a nnrpriHe party. Wln'ix the ladii'H arrived they found nn oli'iniiuiin domoiiNtrator preKont, lie roasted meat, Hteained potutoi'H, baked appleN, made coffei fried hot rakeH, which lie nerved nn Itinch. Tho ho prettent were Mr. HiinkiiiH. Mrs. FeltowH. Mrs. INtlLett, Mrs. Torler, AlrH. Fry, Mrtt. Slrome, ,Mlr. HarKH, Mr. Itinne, AlrH. Diiikoo, Mvh. linker, and the demon Htrator. Wednemlny nigJit the IoneMMne roii((li neek bnnkelball team played the Kuftett. hKh whool Leain ut ihe Santa Clara hull. The routch neckfl wrn the name, - Thursday evening the rhiireh held 'in nnniial btimneKH ineetinjf in (Jie diurrh biiM-nient. Supper wuh nerved nt wven o'clock ami hh hooii ut the tnbleH were cleared the buuineHM HenHlon wan held. lienor! 14 from ull departinentH showed nn improvement nvep lust yenr'a work. OfficerH were elected for the enmiinji Vi'ill A tlllilflilifF ffiltitilit tint u-nu n mxii n I . al t fi.K-i.in iLiit-u nn, t.w.ttt.u ( a...,., nn nddition to the Vliureli building, which 1h iiiiii'li neetli'tl in the 8. H. and C. 11. work ol tho iiurcli. Itoss (luili.y, looal pastor, is beginning a series of lei'luri's Snnday evening, on div'ne liealing. It is hoped that the whole roniwinity will nttend these liures as there is much need of a knowledge of this subject. Mrs. Walter Campbell, who has been confined to her bed fur some time will b" tnken to the Eugene liospital by Mon doy. for treatment. .Miss Elsie Young, who was rmcratcd on at the Eugene hospital several weeks past, is now being taken cure of at the lliirndon home npur Irving. Mrs. Frunk l'orlerfield gave a party at bet home Friday evening in honor of btr ft.thc r-iu-luw, who is visiting thein from tne east. The Thimble club will meet next Wed nesday, .littiuurv 17. with Mrs. A. E. Tli ruluil iu west Eighth street iu Vm gene. Mr .Arthur Campbell bus jilted the Ilei.rv Pnllett. jiluce and will move his clplilren there in a few du.vs. His wife who has been in the Fugetie ho&pital sime New Years liny will be taken to Portland Saturday for radium treatment. .1 .1. Nii-olle is over in Siuslaw coun try flouting logs. He reHrls the wuter plenty high this rear to get logs out to the main streams. .Mrs. llmshailier. who underwent an operation for her eyes at Jlayo liros., wl'l have to suffer another mid n great deiil more acriou operation. Everyone is hoping Hint sight will be fully restor ed Her daughter, Miss Stella, is with h"i mother. Wrd has been reeoiveii from .1. u. Liisxler and wife that I hey are now in Si n lX.'go, ( al.. and are enjoying the iiiishine immensely. BAILEY HILL Hnilev Hill. Ore.. .Ian. 13 Mnny tin Dils have been absent from sehool on ae nit of the hiirli teeter. Miss Funnie Anderson has returned from I'.uiseiie anil will be lit home with her nurelltff. tleorne Wutson put up two swings in the ltuili V Hill selujol play shell luesiiov lloh Diinltni, Hotline liclli. i.nnira i-er. Kttn liuiiliin. tleoree Watson. Hen Weaver, V. I. Wnite, W ill Mat hers, pan ltrnwne. K. A. Mel'ornnek anil Janet Me 'ornuck were visitors in hugene 1 linrs- day. Sherman ( haiimnn has been unite ill hut is able to be ui now. Viola ltollen has been ill nml absent loin sehool on aeiHiuut of the eroup. Nailine I'.iisieu hus been quite seri ously ill. l'nul Itrouner has been fixing lenee on he south eml of Ills nlllee. Until Wilbiirn hus suffereil n brolien hone in her foot untl hus had to miss n month of school. .Miss Until and Miss li.ver entertained he voimi'er set of the neiullhorllood with a play parly last i' ruiay. auoui tuiriy guests were present. .Mrs. .Mni'Kie Armsironu visaed seuooi Inst week. TODAY'S MARKET9 . I All nnntatious are wholesale. Prices ore those local dealers say they will pay for produce brought to tne city. Any rrngo in prices is due to the fact that some dealers will pay more or Icbs, Uion -.1 V -...-it Aiilul Eggs and Poultry. Ekcs, fresh MR'Sl Ileus, llgni i .....j-rj' Menu, heavy, live 18?:ll'c Broilera 1810c Spring 18c Old rooster 08c Butterfat and Butter. Creamery butter , . . .47KK40 Butterfat .... Meat Market. Slecrs lO'o Veal, dressed i 1-c Pork, dressed ............... ll12c Yearling sheep t. , .' i 7c Spring Minus, live "e Ccws on foot ..i 2-ic Wheat and Wool. IlidcB, beef, green Oc Hides, calf 810c miles. Kip '. Oats, per ton "JSV Itnplnv u 1..S114 Wool, medium 38(40c Wool, fine 40Sf4Rc Wool, coarse . f . . , .-.r. . .-7c W ieiit.hu. soff while ' inckeS ....... $1.16 Wheat, red. snaked $1.00 Hay, cheat 11) liny, hetch and outs Vegetables and Fruit Potatoes, cwt 5(?i)7i5c Wiilmits. lb 25(iu28c lleets. dos. bunches 40r Ccrrots, 100 lbs $1X0 tVoking apples, box 50l Peers, linr ....... .$1 Cauliflower, lb. 20c Cabbage, cwt. Hn.i.11 th lf32c nrvnnlnnn. Tier ewrl . . . . . . .32.00 Itadishes, doz .40c Green Peppers. lb. .17V4c CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago,-Jan. 111. Ornin prices were hif.her at the closo of tlio Chicago bourd nt I null. Imlliv ns n result of fair buying due to the European situation. There nus gooil export ueuiauii. My wheat oucned off nt tl.iR 3-4 and clnMi'd no 1-4: Julv opened off 1-4 ut $1.12 11-8 mid closed up 5-8; September aliened off 1-2 at $1.08 1-2 and closed up May corn opened off 1-8 nt 72 and clioed up 1 1-8; July opened unchnnged at 71 H-4 and closed up 1; September opened off 1-4 nt 71 3-8 and closed up May oats opened nhchnnged nt 44 3-4 and closed up ll-K; July opened. lllli hang ed nt 42 1-4 and closed tip 1-1; Septem ber opened unchanged at 40 1-8 and closed up 1-4. PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Jnn. l.'l. Cattle: Hccelpts Br3; tone of mnrket nominal; best steers $7 fiOtii 7.1K); fair to good steers $.r.u0 ft 7! choice cows and heifers $4.7rf((j 5.5(1; fanners $1.50(it2.50; hulls $.'ttc 4..riii; calves f iiviB.uu. 1 IfoiTH: IteCIMntH HOlie! tOTlO ff milrke! m.niinnl: prime mixed fi'iKSO; rough 1k.:,vv UCii): nies t8R8.S0. W:eep: Itecuipts none; tone of mar ket nominal; east of mountain lambs tin.nuft '12.nl; vnllev lambs ti)M(i( HIM; yearlings flljllO; wethers 74i 8.WI; ewes pdlT. Produce: liens iriif25c; eggs K)ffi 42y.i:; cheese KieuXtr; butter 4:i((i4c. Portland meats unchanged. Chicago The llmlgers scnreil two falls and three decisions out of seven wrest ling mulches against fhe Northwestern grapplers luvt night and easily won the contest. By Cliff Sterrett Day School Night School Bookkeeping Course ' Stenographic Course General Business Course Salesmanship and Business Efficiency. ' H In the Night Classes you will receive the same efficient instruction as in the Day School. , .. . ;. , t H See us hefore enrolling else where Eugene Business -College A. H. Roberts, Prea. ' Phone 00e ' ' Eugene, Ore. STAGE From Noti, , Elmlra, Ve- neta Lv. Noti 8:30 run. Lv. Elmira 9:00 a.m. Lv. Vcneta .... .9:00 a.m. LvVeneta and Elmira 1 pan. To Veneta Lv. EiiRoue ... .11:30 a.m. To Elmira, Veneta and Noti. . . Lv. Eugeno ... .4:00 p.m. Offices Draper's Store, Stafje Terminal, Eugene,, Main St. ,, t Veneta, Seventh and Olive. E. W. Inman, Mgr. Veneta, Orejcon. LOCAL TIME TABLE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY North Boned No. M Oregonian 2;8S UM No. 16 Oregon Express ...... 4:40 wa No. 18 Itoaeburg Pusenger ..llrOS aa No. 24 Eugene and Coos Bay ..4:55 paj No. 14 Portland Kiprose 8:28 pat No, Vi Shasta ....4:80 pal . South Bauad . No. 63 Oregonian B:G0 aia No. 23 Portland to Eugene ..12:25 aat No. 15 California Express .,..1:20 pa io. ii Koseourg fasBenger .. a;4U pa) No, 13 Ban Francisco Faaa. ..12:10 lam No. 11 Bba.ta 77 pa, ' 0AKRIDGE LINE ' "" Street car leaves Eugene 1 Dm. Mo oara wetinesuaye ana inaaya, coa neeting with train at Springfield lrl& Train US leaves Oakridge 8 am Tu" days, Tiursdsys and Saturdaye, an.,'.' riving Eugene 12 m. " WEST 8IOE LINE Euaeae.Corvalllt Llaa Train No. 274 leaves Eugene Iloadax Wednesday and Fridays, 7 am. Train No. 278 arrives Eugene Tnaadan Thursday s, Saturdays at 8 pay , - EUGENE-WENDLINQ (Dally Except 8aaaay) 8:00 am It ,. Eugene . . ar 3:U pa 9:15 am lr . Springfield . ar 1:50 pat 10:45 am ar . Wendling . It UrSl pa COOS BAY LINK Weitkoune No. 502, Dallv Leaves Eugene 7:45 am. Arrive North Ilend 1:20 pm Marak field 1:40 pm., Powers 4.55 pm. No.WsJ Leaves North Bead 7:55 am, , arrives Powers 10:40 am. No. 604 Leaves Eugena Monday. Wed nesday, Friday, 1:00 am., arrives at North Bend 7:03 am., Uarsbtield 7:1 am, ' Eatboun No. 501 tjeares Powers 8:05 am., ar '., rives Mnrshfleld 10:30 sm., Nortk Bend 10:50 am., Eugena 4:45 pa. No. 503 Leaves Marshtleld Monday) Wednesday, Friday, 6:20 pm., arrives i Eugene 12:01 am. No. 605 Leaves Powers 2:8f pm., ar-' rives North Bend 6:00 pm daily. -' Train No. Lv. Portland Ar. BJugeaa 1 6:30 am. 10:60 am, 8 Llmltsd 8::0 am. 125 pnu 9 2:05 pm. 6:45 pm. ' 13 limited 4:45 pm. 8:55 pm. North Bank Station (leave Jeffersoa atrast 15 and 20 mtnutea later). . Nonnnouna Train No, Lv. Kugena 10 Ltd. ' 7:85 am. 14 11:20 a . 16 Ltd, , 2:00 pm. 22 , 6:20 pm. Ar. Portlaa . 11:15 am, 8:45 pm. . . 6:15 pm. 945 pa. -, C0RVALLI8 CONNECTIONS V Leave Corrallia - Arrive Kugesa 11KM) pm. 12:25 pm. ... 5:08 pm, 6:45 pm, , 70 pm. 6:55 pm. nerraaesBS Leave Bngena Arrive Corral! t:hu am. 11:15 am. 1:55 pnv B23 pm. B:B5 am. 12:45 pm. 8:15 pm, 8:58 pm. Choire Offerings are presented . through the 1 Classified; (cadthem ' . . .Use them! . . -P H O N E 19 or 1200 TODAY i ' f 4 ' 1 III I