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

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Newspaper Page TextillV Evening April 13, 102.1 . - ,r o v r K " TIIE EUGENE- DAILY GUARD Pago Sovero faith in Kclloee's Bran can ' never be misplaced IT IS ALL BRAN! i. Una cooked and krum- improves any hot-, or fold cereal, and Crftee-n permanently relievo the iunumerul.lo inviting bakery-batches il. win jtnnathintion be- canbemndowith Kfllncr' f E' 'HTFliAi BRAN not a foo5 Kellogg 'a Brun pancakes! They're s it u ... . f t. Or. Taism . .'..i Fureln,rr.l corrective properties. KoHogff recijws nro printed on each tat "'"ru.., , into your sys- package. . 'Troat fiRl't t0 the'llniah.- For health's ankn, got tho 'whole r0". .. i. t. weaiieu. It will Jiinnly eating Kelloim'a Bran 1...t illogg n, ...to half-way quickly as possible, because it in AT T. -'don't temporize. BRAN" and it will make over the IU" ,w.i1p I'lth of every big and lUUo mm- elloBB " '.""Vii i. Teaten reau- ILer. our physieiaai will recommend (oustipa""" rv.poonCu J"iioKg s lima because it is positive ,at least tao a"'i ,on and because it will sween m.,1 ,!,,,, JlV'i 'to ?hTU?ais a .taste- ani " Pt color back into ft. iIe gf, drficiouand . 11 H Wp -sV ulB unu oujiik; ii wni clear mm " r;. highly palatable, f" 'B " "rong; it will clea , J. I I. well as a corrcctivo. ,uu" ","u u up l",e 73tem ..OI iraoio . i nw cn ii, rrKuiuny. aii grocers rrcutly enjoy' Kciiogg s sen Keiiogg a urau because its use ia on Wl" k , ',, ....fill,,, fi-vn- iv,.rl h i9 a U---- " ,-,;:- T i ii ii ii i iii I I, ii ii ii m.tsHm I i "' " ' '"n ii Tn rl "ilBpf a! 7 After April 9th we will occupy temporary quar ters at 936 Oak St. with Smith Cycle Co. Brakel&White AUTO ELECTRICIANS Now at 83 Seventh St.,'E. aHwauuauHBMiiuaHMUiiMWnaMHi Hendricks High School PHYSOL dMONSWATlON 400 Girls in a rof of Dances, Drills etc. FRIDAY, APRIL t3 '' i New Armory :t Only Two-bits! We Have Moved , From 59'J' West Fifth Street to v . . Oregon -; Electric Freight Depot '? liore we are prepared to take care of your every -want in Good Feed and Poultry Supplies Full Line of FISHER'S POULTRY SUPPLIES Buy Fi.sinir's Dependable Supplies for your poultry pens WE Sell Them . Pacific Feed & Supply Company , ast End of Oregon Electric. Freight Depot Phone 168 tr THE SHOE DOCTOR Jt's the sole of tho people wc keep i" view, . '''"I" 1 am ji doctor of the boot and the shoe. I s i'vo the living, not the dead j-se the best .leather, wax and thread. "hi siiteii on a sole or nail it msi good job, and guarantee it to last. '.vill jfive you a gift along in life ot oiilv vVm ln vniiv fnmilv mid wife. 7,, patMMits.foine to niy-rtopr,- , "ll'nin'lownoiul feelinR soVpTe.' ' M . dim't q pohHiees,iilisU'i;s..oi,pJll'V. JMitJva'H .Ji n of .K)ir-Mi si.v.1. ." Ninth gtn-dregcn POLA NEGRI IN "MAD LOVE" TO SHOW AT THE CASTLE TODAY kAT' :' c?r 1 TT Jfc . . .... ., -;'''.;.' v; .. Mad l.ovo," the nw IroUlwvu ni'inr tairinif the Polish scrfn bmnly. Pola MKn, whirii plays Bt llm Cattle tolur. is ouu'thiiiB for out of tti bfatcn iwili in motion pictiui's. Tho star's rolt is that of n ftiKt'itintinx siren-woman, lf -aired of nil mtn who si'e her. It is not :i historical charueier as havo been most evpt'cialiy to exploit Potn Negri's Renins iu pii'turiiiff tbt' hothouse type uf ullur itiif wuiiinhood u nyderu nipatja, for there is s inething in l'ula Nejjri hfr setf. somi'thiiiK uf the durk t't'iuity and the seiiK.ioiis npptil of that inu-ient mis tress of the Nile who was Alnry An thony's uwlninff. Then the clmractiM- of vf her screen impersonations nf the past, Suppho,- whieh the aetn-Ks portrays in but a modern wtnnan brimful of feimniiie i "ALud 1-ovi-" carries the analosy several ipprnl and the eliarms iind ir races tli:it ! deerees further. fr Sannho is nf that prov irrlsestible to mere uiun. sisterhood h whieh t'leopalra hehuiKt'd 1 tie story m an onin.il one written 'by instinct if not by name. OT REPORT l TODAY'S MARKETS All quotations are wholesale. Prices are those local dealers say they will pay for produce brought to the eity. Auy range in prices is due to the fact that some dealers will pay more or less, tnan others. No retail prices quoted. Eggs and Poultry. Ecus; fresh 20W21 Hens, light 10c Hens, heavy, live UOe Steers, dressed Nftl.ic Old roosters 0((icJc Butterfat and Butter. Creamery butter 4048e liutterfat 40c Meat Market. Steers .DV.ffiOc enl. dressed l'2(ti 1-tr Pork, dressed . . . . . 10(Q llic Yearling sheep 8c Cows, on foot ,56i,Cc Wheat Hides, beef, green Or Hides, calf 10c Hides,- kip 8c Oats, per ton $40 Barley $30 vtneat, Du. son wnite sucked . ...yi.JK Wheat, red sacked i S1.15 Hay, cheat ,...$20 Hay, vetch and oats , $22 Hay, alfalfa $27 Clover, seed. Hi 22c VonotaDles and Fruit. Potatoes, cwt 65(ffl75c Walnuts, lb , 35((i28e Beets, lb ...' Carrots. 100 lbs! ...fl.riO Cauliflower, lb '. . .10c $1 W Norton or Malone On Highway Board Salom.di'P., April lit. Reports were current at the eapitol today that the selection of a state highway commission er to succeed II. A. Hoolh nf Kutfene, now lies between J. K. Norton of Marsh field and Wade J I. Muluiie of t 'orvallis, Mr. Norton has lived in Coos county for many years, is a banker and is ac tive iu commercial and civic activities. It was said that lie has been indorsed for the office by many prominent eitixens of l oos, C'urrv and J otij;lus counties. Charles Hull of Marshfield. defeated candidate for governor at the republi can primary-election l:ist May. epecially is hit erest ed iu t he emu I idacy of M r. 1 Norton, it was said her,e today. Chances for Two 'Smaller. Persons close in touch with tovernor Pierce said that, there is little or no chance for the appointment of either A. Mnrsters of HoseMiru; or IVank Mil ler to succeed Mr. ltooth. Mr. Mursters is a prominent Itosebui'K lianker and re cently was named as, a member of the state fair hoard. His friends have in sisted that his selection for the highwny co mm is si on would be popular and that his business ability would insure the success of the administration as far as the road programme i" concerned! Mr. Miller, who originally was in dorsed for highway commissioner by Sen ator 8am (Uirland of llrdwnsville, con ducts a foundry at Albany. He previously served as a member, of the Oregon pub lic service commission. Cabbage, cwt, ..... Dry onions, per cwt. Asparagus, lb , .$2.50 . . ,20c PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Ore., April 11. Cattle: Re ceipts none; tone of market nominal; best steers $7.25 (fij S.00; fair to good steers $('.00 (ii)' 7.25; choice cows and heifers $((.50 .?? 7.00 1 canners $1.75 0t :i.75; hulls $:t.00 fm 5.25; calves $1.00 Hogs Receipts 375; tone f market l:igher; prime mixed $K.7of !.25; rough heavy $5.50 ttt- N.75; pigs $K.75 (o O.00. Sheep Receipts 4M; tone of market steady; east of mountain lnmbs $i:t.50 (ti 14.00; valley lnmbs $12.50 (a) 1.1.50; yearlings $0.50 ui 10.50; wethers $7.(K) (Vit.50; ewes $2.00 (ti 7.50. Produce Hens 2.'K'25c; eggs 2:trt' 25c. cheese 25 ($ 2tlc; butter 42 Oi 47c. iMcats unchanged. Seattle. Wah., April Kt. Kggs 22 2Se; butter 40 47c; hens 20 u) IUc. CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW Chicago. April lit. drain prices clos ed irregular ou the Chicago hoard of trade today. A sharp recession took place in wheat following receipt of further rains in the southwest. Trading throughout the day was active due to receipt of reports showing further crop damage, acitte la bor shortage and unseasonal weather. The abandoned wheat acreage tliin year promises to be above the average as a result of scrioUR winter kill. Despite unfavorable reports, : corn prices declined fractionally. Kxport de mand increase. Klevator operators de clared stocks on hand would be urgently r.eeded within the near future with an increase in feeder demajids. farmers be ing unable to place their livestock in the fields, (lite to bad weather. Austinlin reported a serious droulh. Considerable export sale, were worked over nisht but the exact amount was unobtainable. Oats wan higher on a dull market. The trade lacked individuality, reports of damaged crops continued to pour in. (Provisions closed higher. Coast League Finals At Sacramento , U. 71. E. .Seattle :- , Sacra nielilo i. Itatieries: tiarilner nnd Yarrinn: Yel lnwlmrce, Shea, (.'anfield nnd Koeliler, M. Shea. n. H. K. 1 ft 2 At Oakland flnL-lnnil ;1 7 1 Itnttfries: t'otirtney anil Ylle; Col well. Muriio and Ilaker. At T.o Anele- Tl-H. K. Us AnsHe, H " V.rn..n ,- vr Z Itatli-rii': llntlies and Maly. Mifllen hnik and Hannah. At Silt tjikc Portland I.nke Italterlrs: YnrriK'n Keller and Peters Salt II ler; TI. II. I .. 2 HI 1 10 17 1 Sullivan nhd Ily YOSEMITE ROAD TO OPEH ' , Pan l rsii'isco. Ai.ri) l l.-Tlie ' wano rf.nd wlo-iV Ynsenne alley will h,- officially mieiieit fcr the season -on ;nniViv,.B"nlin.tn w.,rd from tlje val- ; : i i .. lev receiver i''"J" , JliroiifWoiif nnriheril Calltirnls fumrK .,l..weil Iff nii lljh.wny.in yod I ...lll li.ln !' wentnd trawl, itliwjh si.jl" N-uVf "of rsin" ite.liKt ;'-v ' I. .. K'-'t t f..t I ,ft L'tirlnriVi I here are r?bod cooks who lust haDDen So by guess, and some who are so because of mental effort and good judgment. To the latter class belong the women who choose wisely, and for a reason. You'll find this class using Crescent Baking Powder because it is a scientific product made to stand every kitchen test. . And it's economical. Wom en of the West have proven this by many years' test : At all grocers Crescent Manufacturing Company Seattle, wasningion Baking jowder Raitea VKi, the ygz&tsr Dough 5 11 EACH d i-PAR tSE TIIEGl)ARU WANTiSjv 0 1:2.1.5 'A 'r Vi. jcri&'-i "r1 t.v,-; tv; K .Til AT K Los Angeles Woman Tells of Wonderful Experience a star' tH.t ffi..i V v ' mH. CCSS1K E. IIANSKN. rrs. (lussle K. Hansen, of 100 We.it 2nd Street, is now numbered with the multitude of Los Angles men and worn- who have realized the womlertul mer its of Tantac, In relating her experience -Mrs. llenseu snu : 'It is wonderful what Tanlao will do for 'one suffering from stomach trouble. nervousncHs and a rundown condition. 1 have tried it and 1 know from experi- nce. "Hefore takinir tho treatment every thing 1 ate disagreed with me so that l had terrible gas pains after every meal, and got where I just dreaded to sit down to the table. 1 suffered from constipation also, had awful pains across inv back. and was in misery all the time. lanlac was helping so tnanv .others here in Ios Angeles that 1 tlioiu-.tit it mi t4 lit help me, too, and it certainly has. Why. niv appetite is just solcudm since taking the treatment, and my stomach is iu such good onl-T I eat to my heart s content. My hack doesn't bother me any more, and 1 sleep like a child at night. I can't say too much for Tanlao.' Tautnc Is for sale by all good druggists take no substitute. Over J(7 million bottles sold. r 1 92 J. Sou Co. RITZ HOTEL RIGHT DOWN TOWN , Park and Morrison Sts., Portland, Ore. Cheerful Large Ixibhy. Well furnished rooms with all modern conveniences. Prices $1.00 up. Yihi will certainly feel at home here. , W. J. SOFIELD, Manager. . Under a Gordon you're mtr , your hat troubltt "RAJAH" About every so often a hat is brought forth that goes over big. This season it's the Rajah. GORDON II AT at all good hat stores Eugene toolenMill Store nrMamette St Personal Currency In writing a eliofk on our Imnk you issue your own money, and it is tlio best kind yon tan use, bwmuse it is issued only tin you 'need it, and so you avoid tlio danger of parrying eauh. in one sinnlc pioco you can issue any odd sum (such us $;i.7!() or any . amount you may wish to pay. " , 'a oil op k is of valuo only . . t-o tho pors'ort you dosijr- rmto, and, iuiIokh en- dorst'd, .it is worthlesH if Um(,'. ' . ,- a -('.fuvk i'tiinisMfl you, . "ih a rcocipt .alid prft-,, .;vidf;S a 'rjft.'oivl i' Uip. . '.fiVtiiHatioii. . April Showers Suggest SPRING CLOTHES It's timo to doff the heavy winter suit, and don one more in keeping with tlio rising teni lienilure. No matter liow particular you may lie as to fabric, weave, style or fit there's something iu the now Adler ('ollegian clothes for soring and summer that will prove "just t'ho ticket." $30 $35 $40 $45 Eugene foolenMill Store 37Wamette4st BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY mVSICIANS AND gUKOKONS DR. J. P. TITUS Obstetrlca and aia- eases of women and cliliaren. (mice Brown Bids., th and Oak 8ts. Resi dence Motel Oaburn, Phonos 891, iii. DRS. OUI.U0N AND NELSON Eye ear, nose, throat. Eyes tested and glasses furnished. 30 I. O. O. F. BUB. Telephone 113. ' DU. n, H. FIKLDB Office 410 C. & W. Bldg. Office phone 045, lies. S.2-11. OI'TOMKTIIIST DR ROYAli 3. QICK Eyes CAroflllly tested. Correct irlassOR furnlabed, V08 'Willamette. Phone 620. tf OHIROI'HACTIO DR. J. I. PI8CHa3R 206-7.8 White Temple. Phone 410. Residence 1369, DR M. ASHTON Opposite Holllir The atre, 081 Willamette. Phone 8C0. DR. OBOROK A 8IMON 1 Willam ette. Phone 356-J, DIt. F. B. 11O0OESH Chlroprntoi. Of fice over ColKaanl's store. Kesldence west of Cliristian church, Klmira, Ore (on. Dr. Bogeess has had year of ex perience in Druglese Healing. What ever your allmenta- you will malco no mistake in consulting hi in. tf rOOTOLOQY J. 11. KOHNETT. At D. Foot and aTch sneciallst. Upstairs. WIS Willamette. Thursday phone 802 for appointment. tf OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS' MRS. OUVB C. WALLER, ORVI1X.B , WAI.I.KH Klrksvllle Graduate. I I Cockurllne Wetherbee UldK. DR. H. U BTUDLFJT Over V. 8. Na tlonal Uank. Phone 68.J. DR. JOHN BIMONfl Oateopathlo Phy elclan and burgeon. M. ft W. Uulldln PHYSIOTHERAPIST DIt. JACKSOf 'Doctor of I'hyslotlier. apy. Women's ailments a specialty. Of fice, New llnnsou Hotel, TO 10 Ninth. I'hotie 82,r, tf ELECTRO THERAPEUTI8T 1)11. V. Ii. I(i;rri:it. Kleetm Hmrapru. list. 4111 West KightU avenue, Kugene, Oregon, Phone 350. VNDKnTAKBIIS W. W, BRANSTF.TTI5II Funeral dlrso tor. Lady aasltant; auto hearse; 1163 Olive St. Phone eit. MARION VEATCI1 Mineral director. Ijjy assl.tant; full auto equipment, ' Tenth an Pearl Bts. Phone S87. PAINTI.NO AND DICCOIIATIKO PAINTINO Interior flecoratlng, out slle painting; at reduced prices. T. II. Ove. Phone 731-J. 1711 W. 2nd. tf CI.EAXINO AND I'llKSSINQ CITT CI.EANKRS--Cleahlna;, pressing and repalrlnK. w. K. miylor, i-rup. 44 ElKhth Av.., West. Phone 130. KM'XTItlf ri.KANKHH WO Olive St. i'bone bl'T. Service you'll appreciate. rt IMPERIAL rl.KANKKH HATTEIIS I'res.liiir and repairing.. We call for ' and dollver. 47 B. 7th. Phone 391. ciimopoiiisT DR. IIANnsiftlll Foot specialist, Corna, oalouses, 1l foot altment ' cured. It hi. (th. phone 1630-U. tf CARPET A Nil llUO C1.KAMKQ BLECTRIO OI.ArrtN(l (W.-Jphone 137 for first class work bftO Oll.'e St. , . ATTORNKYS.AT-LAW MARTIN O. HCK1B Lawyer. praotica. ax main Ave. w. General 3. M. CALKINS Attorney. First Na tional' Bank mag. Phone its l. A. C. WOODCOCK Still doing work at the ota stand, a ininin Ave. weal, Attorney-at-Law. ALT A KINO Attorney. Probate, con veyances, collections. Office upstalra 774 Willamette Bt., Eugene, Ore. HOWARD M. BROWNELL Lawyer. All bunlness promptly attended to, Telephone 1160. WELLS A WELLS Lawyers, 814 Park 8U Olve apoolal attention to the ex- . ruination of abatracts, drafting of wills. Bottling of estates, conveyance' and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phone 1028. IL R. S LATTERY Attorney and Coun aellor at Law. Solicitor In Chancery. Office rooms, 10-11-11-li Beckwllh UldK., corner Seventh and Willam ette, Eugene, Ore. it! O. TI. FOSTER Attorney-at-Law. V, B. National Bank Bids. Phone 380. 8. D, AIJ.EN Attorney-at-Law. Office 774 Willamette BU over Eugene Qun Store. J. B. MEDLET Attort.y-at-Law. ON . flee over Eugene Loan ft Bavlogs Bank. Phone 164. D. A. ELK1NS Attoro.y-at-Law. Of fice over Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank. Phone 164. C. A. WINTER&flUIKR Attorn.y-at-: Law. Land titles and probata epealal ties. Office over Bank of Commeroe.. F. C. HEFFRON Attorney-at-tAw, 13 Lumber Exchange, Eugene, Ore. El. O. IMMHL Attorney and Counsellor, U. u. National Bank Bldg. Phone 144 L. BILYEU- 868 Wllalmette St. Attorney-at-Law. Upstairs uuguie, ure. WH1TTEN 8W AFFORD Lawyer, C. ft W. Bldg. The better olasa of civil business, Phone 811. . L. M. TRAVIS Attorney-at.lAW. Of fice over Eugene Loan and Savings Bank, Eugene, Ore. ?l l'LUMnlNO. VI .W I NO, 1IEATINQ WILLIAM80N ft COCKHRLINB, Ino. Phone 630 Tenth and Oak Sla ODOnoK D. HEITZMAN 68-11 Sixth 8U Phone 817. West HALL ntiif tile. ft 8HUM WAY Plumbing-,. Un- ntna: and heating; sewer pVpei. drain Dv.euin .ua uaa. fnone- ivva. CHAHH H LESLEY Steam and hot water heating, plumbing, 71 , Oal Phone 34. . It.e, Phone 1390-L, 'ti. DBNTI8TS- DR. W. E. MOXI.KT P.ntlsf. Modern X-ltay equipment. Phone 71, Caatle Theatre Bldg. Eugene. Oregon, DRS DONOirUB Dentists. Reasonable fee. Opposite Helllg. Phone 441-J. TUB VBUNS CO. Try our Chinese medicines when all else falls. Office moved to Bonnets Bldg. Cor. Ninth and Olive Bts. CUllRtCTIUttHR NTI-BONH OOlltfUTU Mre. A. True Lundy, 167 Jefferson Bt, Phone 18 tf , u 'A; . i ' Mi i -,' ' . . i 1 1. ) ':. IT 8 a nil .niur. . i ' . . . . . , . . V ,. 1. 'sNltohf. noe t. Iiarsi Ocjltege. Ksyil.TftW OI.pW-Vcbnd in inalK- ' !. .' : : J ' i . c.tulrfiii f re -on readiest. Phone 06."r -'piViders and Mechanics. . , :. I Wimtik vim Am y : W