Eugene daily guard., June 13, 1923, Image 4

i'age Four
"'" THE EUGENE JDXILY::0TJAEB
Wednesday Eve
i
ERECT JEW BUILDING
j ' A new one-8tor.T building of hollow
, ronntruotioii, coming $!),HJO or more. U
being planned to brmso llio auto wrvii'f.
0-epMr find acwHsory shop now operat
by K. J. Iilillngs und Lcter M. Alivf
tin at i Seventh avenuo eant. It, will
1 constructed by Stein Urotherx on
Jiropertj between Park nml I'earl HtrcetH
ut south of K. AL Hulhowa,v'n Karaife,
Where an old frame building ootupied by
a bbckamlth nhoi in to be torn down.
Wifli rtrivewnvH from lioth Htreetri. the
jB0zll4-foot building will he nu.de up in
,th 'beat of modern garage type, the
fetwnera mlv.
f Martin and Iddinn bought this prop
erty gently rrom v. w. I alkms. pri-H-Mrnt
oT tjic United States National Iwnk
and S. M. Calkin", local attorney. Mnr
ln will handle the tire and nrrvirrf end
01 me suop, uaving leen cni?HK u in mm
line here the naat year and a half. Kay
Iteinheiiner, who hat been in the auto'
yeirair ehnp for the. paat year, will help
Jdulnga on tlmt brancn 01 uie uuaiucan.
cenaure Jturgdufi lor putting in a to--ort
"whitewiixhing" Coleuiau, and thia
wna turned down by the- (.'ouiiiiiKaioii.
umch. In Ita turn, uuoptcd a resolution
(exonerating the game warden from hav
ing wielded the wbitewaxh bruKh. und
ordered Davis' dictated motion deleted
Horn tuo record. - '
tinted at f 10.45 a hundred with the uaual
1 discount.
RKET1
TODAY'S MARKETS
L. A. Babcock. Hurt
i In Mill, Dies Here
! Internal injurlea received at the Penn
lumber company mill at Fonn Acouaay
tinned the death Tucadav of L. A. Hob-
rock, aged 50 yearn, who lived hero nt
. RIO Van Bnren atreet. He waa brought
Into Mercy hoapltal Monday and died
there about 24 hours later.
The funeral will be held Friday nt 2
o'clock at the Veatch chapel here, Hev.
tTurlen E. Dunham, pastor of the First
Bantiat church, officiating.
HurTlvora Include hia widow and two
M, Fay O. Babcock of Oro Kino, Ida-
Bo' and LGe IV BagcocK ot Moose jaw,
Canada. ,; . .., r . .. v.;
Classified Columns
v Are the Best Medium
ITVulv, claaaified advertlaementa are
-the. best medium for selling, buying or
trading. Proof of this, noticed many
times a day, was made especially strik
ing through two advertisements that ap
peared In The Guard of Tuesdav nicrlit.
One followed the other. They tell their
own.itory,.anu are on. follows: ,
J'Oll RBNT-rA good piano to respon
; - alble party. Phone 400-K. jvU
"JlBSIPONSIBIH party wants to rent
, piano. Guaranteed good care. Phone
v : H-R. x , jelo
Neeilleas to say. It will not he hard
to mike a deal In this instance.
State Game Secretary
; Loses In Stormy Session
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Portland, Ore., June 13. V. Hoy
Davis, recently appointed member of the
stale game commission, had a stormy
session, with the commission at its reg
ular monthly meeting Monday afternoon
tturiof whichl he drew second money
ad ' aa a result of which he says he
ould go on up to the governor's office
With his grievances. '
',' 'At the meeting of the commission a
.month ago. Mavis charged that thou
, aands of trout wero being washed into
the irrigation ditches of Jackson county,
' isld supporting, affidavits on the coimuil
' table and demanded, that William It.
, Coleman, superintendent of fish screens,
, be-dismisses;. v
j Tha commission refused to take this
ctinn without Investigation and direct
ed State Game Warden Burgduff to gn
to Medford and make a personal inspec
tion and report back at the next regular
ineeting. -
Yesterday Burgduff made his report,
.in wnicii ne set out tnati severnt thou
sand trout had bsen . washed into the
stitch of the Phoenix Irrigation district
nd lost, hut that taking all furors into
. pcnslderatlon, no Manic was to be at
tached to CVleman. The coramisilon
adopted the Burgduff report and retimed
tov dismiss Coleman. i i ' .
'..; , Davis then wanted the commission to
EVEN. THE SPHINX
;ri LAUGHS
a ifreah nvlater 4-utrbl
'.up through the itimi
; bltsterod tianda , of ' the
Saharav tesert In
j "THE. SHRIEK
. OF ARABY"
What Do I Want
win My Bank?
,.f:. 5. - !
, ' ' . MOUBK.N AWTI10D9
IN tny... bank, I want to
find, modorn mothoda
the rapid," accurate present-day
methods. Not ttmt
K makes any ditforonce in
my interest rate, but I like
to know that my bank is
ajrgresaive n)d up-to-date.
Whore I bJk, at the First
National, they are aggroe
ivia and up-to-date. Thoy
are modern In every re
peot. Any one of thousands.
80 Yearn of Helpful
Service j
TIRST .
NATIONAL BANK
i ai
Ail quotations are wholesale. Prices
are those local dealers say they will pay
for produce brought to the city. Any
range in prices is An to the fact that
some dealers will pay more er lesa, (ban
others. No retail prices quoted.
Ebbs and Pouuu-v '
KggB, fresn .20W22c
Ileus, light l.rift'18c
Heus, heavy, live .,..,........lil(tS2Jc
Old roosters 10c
Butterrat and Butter.
Creamery butter
Butteffat
AHai Market.
Steers, live
Veal, dressed
Pork, dressed
Yearling Sheep
Lows, on foot
. ,43ffl4nc
.4c
.....B7c
...llfiVli;'
.llllJ6c
HiC
Oralis. Hav. Hldsa
macs, oeei, green
Hides, calf
Hides, kip
Oata, per too
Barley ..:
Wheat, bu. soft white sacked
Wheat, red sacked
llay, cheat
Hay, vetch and oats ........
H'iy, alfalfa
Clover, aeed, lb.
Coarae wool
Medium to fine wool '.
vegetables and Fruit. I
.Strawberries, crate ' . .$2.00
Potatoes, ewt. 6S7bc
WtJnuts, 11 2535c
Carrots, 100 lbs. .41.50
Dry onions, lb 3Vo
Asparagus, lb. loc
Onloos, dox. bunches ...40c
Itadishes. doz. bunches 40c.
Gooseberries, lb. 7c
10c
...... 8c
$411
$30
...$1.18
...$1.1B
fJO
$27
KW
24c
.20:iOc
45c
CHICAGO G.TAIN REVIEW
Chicago, Juno 13j Grain prices ral
lied in the late afternoon and under the
leadership of wheat closed higher on the
Chicago board of trade today.
A good class of wheut buying followed
receipt of unfavorable crop .news from
Kansas, Oklahoma und parts of Texas,
where excessive ruins have caused rivers
to inundate farm lunds. A strong Win
nipeg market caused by higher cumu
prices and advices that crops urc in un
favorable condition due to cool weather
also hod an, effect on trade sentiment.
The hesshin fly damage is extensive in
the southwest, according to the govern
ment crop report. The Illinois winter
SPRiFIELDH
h ...vil hundred In attendance. Geo.
II. 'Burnett, worthy grund patron, guve
' ' ' ' the address of welcome. .
Springfield. Ore. June "VlS.-Allen, Klection of officers was held at
Moorefiel.I is seriously ill as thc"rcult afternoon session. Mrs. Stella K. i"ose
.,f ,1 ,iiuin,Kita,i vrtAi,r .iMf1 hv an u-iii he wnrtliv srcnd matron lor uie
I injured spine received while at work in owning year. She has been the associate
the Wendliug.mill about two weeks ago. matron. William Ilolriuson Huone, takes
jMr. Burnett's place as worthy grand pu-
. Hero from Bridal Veil. ltr,n. Mrs. Mury.Itlicc Burdett, grand
1 Mr. and Mrs. Johu Ularker and son (.,T,iui-trcss. will assume, the duties of
Ttoland arrived here. . Sunday morning assmiate grand matron vacated by airs,
froui Bridal Veil. The Parkers nro fur- in,ke und 14. Peters, grand sentinel,
mer resiileiitti .,f this citv. Thc.v will u ,ni',.,i f,, Mr. Bonne's nosition us
make this their home. Mr. Parker is an ' aHMocinte grund patron. Mrs. Curoline,
Lewis. whohas been associate graua
conductress, takesiMrs. Ilurdetfs office.
the nioneer tisst grand matrons and pa-cgy, algebra, civil government. '
tne pioneer l "" ,,i,i . I Kaluiday forenoon Geometry,, botany,
troiis of tjie order, were iutroduceu to Ktllri,iy afternoon Generul blsturv,
employe of the Jlooth-Kcllr mill.
r.ttT,l'i
Merchant's Wlfd Dies.-
Corn received good locnl iinuort on
the dip und that, with the firmness in
wheat, caused prices to firm up. Coun
try elevators had sufficient supplies to
meet trade reiiuirements. Kansas Cltv
and other 'southwestern markets report
ed a market decrease in orders. Feeder
demands were light.
Oats was dull but regained some of Its
esrlier losses iu urvauces induced by
gains in other grains. ' .
Iird remained weak throughout the
session while ribs maintained a strong
undertone. ' ,
'Lane Teachers Take
! Exams This Week
$&z?8s "bushir'cffid rw'
(took sertotiKly ill at 5 o'clock, .she died .
ut 10:30 of acute dHatlon 'of flic heart I . Beginning today, and ending Saturday
caused by indigestion. Mrs. Hoof leaves (ternoou almost 100 Luue c.iuuty
, to mourn her besides her -husband, her tl,ul.,rg wjn tuko the Kenii-iinnual ex
faged mother-, Mrs. Kennedy.dier dnugh-, .llnillttioI1 ut the courthouse under the
tcr, Slfluel and small son, Lawrence. Jlrs. jiP(,,.,j.. v j. Moore, county school
I i7 m- . I'll MlllirUUJI Ul .V. U. v..j-y ....w.
Woof was an only child, - .i- - superintendent. Following is tho pro-
I hho was a member of the Jletlioilist gram tH.y are to complete:
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland, Ore., Juue 13. Cattle: Re
ceipts none; tone of market nominal;
best steers $7.G0r(i!8; fair to good steers
.fll(i7.ri0; choice cows and heifers $5.50
U; canners fl.Wi; nulls .iJ'a; cal
ves $4St. - ,
Hogs: itecelpts 255; tone of market
steady; prime mixed $7.50 7.73; rough
heovy $.'t.5(7.25; pigs $7U7.50.
Klieep: ltcceipts 1523; tone of market
contract; east of mountain lambs $10f't!
10.50; valid' lambs $!10; yearlings $7
N.2.V, welhers $l)(f(S: ewes $2ffi5.50..
Produce: Hens lijrqiziic; eggs aiiffluc;
cheese 2!(fi'31c; butler 31V444c.
Ments unchanged. . -
JULY WHEAT BIDS DOWN 2 CENTS
Portland Juno 13, The wheat mar
ket was weak yesterday and very dull.
July bids nt the Merchants' Exchange
r.. ... , n i k-
WCie m Ct'lllM IVftIT UU Illl glliurn, a.w
trading in cash wheat was reported.
Butter Prices Holding.
An easier, undertone was reported In
the butter market, but thero was not
much change, in tho prices offered for
good cubes.
Kggs were firm with receipts lighter.
There was n good demand for poultry
and light hens were quoted higher. .
Dressed venl was also firmer with
sales at 12 i 12c. , V.
Sugar 20 Cent Lower.
5 A 20-cent decline in sugar, tho first.
I nsevcral weeks, ;took effect in the local
market yesterday. Con. granulated. -is
COUNTY FAIR FUNDS
Salem. Oro.. June 12. Aoimrtinntnent
of the county fair fund aggregating $50,-
uii.uu -uu gust oceu couiueieu fry rKec
retary of Stato Kozer. This fund is cre
ated by , levy of one twentieth of one
mill on the taxuble nronertv in es.-h
county in the state. Where no county fair
is neiu in a county tne lunu may be di
verted to road purposci. The anuortion-
ment by counties is shown ss follows:
Baker. & l .:i:t.50
ronton
Clackamas. . ..
Clatsop
i., omnium. .
Coos. ,
Crook
Curry
Ileschutes. . .
Ionglas. . ....
Gllliem .' .....
Grant
Harney
Hood Iliver. . ,
Jackson.
Jefferson. .' . .
.Tosephine . . . ,
Kliiuiatli. . . .
I.ake
Lane ,
Lincoln
I.inn
Malheur. . ...
Marion
Morrow. . ...
Multnomah . . .
Polk:
Sherman. , . .
Tillamook. . . .
lunatilla
Union
Wallowa. , ,.
Wasco
Washington. ,
Wheeler. ; , .
Yamhill
church. The funeral will he held Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock nt the M. 1C.
church. Business houses will close, for
an hour, . ;
Springfield Personals.
Verm Sensensy spent the week-end ut
Iioseburg. .r ; .
Hill Uuwson cauie up from A'hany ou
Tuesday-. "
A. P., & A. M. met Tuesday evening
at the I. O. O.- F. hall. .
The Women of Woodcraft will have
visitors from Creswell. 'oburg and. Ku
gene Wednesday evening..;.
Mrs. Henry Adrian went to Salem
Monday. . , . . j
Mrs. Clark Wheaton went to" Port
land Monday to attend grand lodge.
720.0'i
1,4!KI.84
1,0115.85
880.80
1,1115.80
2(M1.04.
s 252.33
408.0.'! ,
1,719.30
748.71)
42S.47
. 574.14
. 505.08
' 1,390.27
. 200.00
4OS.70
1,082.115
5114.73
.1,702.17
0211.711
1,470.58
047.02
2.114.50
073.14
15,075.25
084.42
700.30
1,181.05
2.723.00
1,310.01
700.80
I 1.043.20
1,240.91
302.22
1,081.50
Total $50,574.00
Danger In Stubborn Cough.
-Stubbord doughs that hang on are lia
ble to lead to serious complications and
should be checked promptly with Foleys
Honey and Tar. "I have not coughed
slnco taking Foley's Honey and Tar.
Other medicines I tried did not. help me,"
writes John J. Hcaly, Pittsfield, Mass.
For quick relief from coughs, colds,
croup, asthma! bronchitis and hay fever
use Foley's Honey ond Tar. The largest
selling tliiugh medicine in - the world.
Contains no, opiates ingredients, printed
on carton. Sold everywhere;', '. . : .
EASTERN STAR ELECTS
Portland. June 13. The second con
vention of the MjiNonic bodies meeting in
Portland this week was that of the 34th
annual session -.of the grand chapter of
Oregon Ordev of the Eastern $tar, which
opened ,' its 'communication yesterdoy
morning at 0:30 for the grand ceremon
ies. .
The first was the flag ceremony, with'
nn nddress'by .ledge Hobert G. Morrow,'
A iribute to the rlag. '. Honor guests
' Sash and
0. B. Williams Co.
1 943-1 it Av, 8, Seattle, Wash.
Largest mill in the West selling direct to
the user. Bares you all middlemen's prof
its. ' ;
CHICKEN HOUSE SASH
20 in. wide by 25 in. high. .80c
A dosen different sizes in stock for
prompt shipment, i .....
CHICKEN HOUSE SKY LIGHTS
86 in. by 40 in. Price gliued $2.00
This is the site recommended bv West
ern Washington Kxperiincnt Station. Or
ders filled promptly.
' ".FIR DOORS '; , j
Five cross panel doors, 2 ft. 8 In. by 8
ft 6 in., at each ...$3.53
One ponel doors, at escj $4.08
Money cheerfully refunded if not satis
fied. Write for free illustrated catalog
No. 7. Contains helpful hints for re
modeling the old home or planning the
new onei-, ft!-' '.':-, ,n
0. BWiffiams Co. r
writing f netiinanshiiil. music, drawing.
Wednesday afternoon Phyaiology,
reading, nnnual training, coiuposition,
(loincstic science, methods ill reading,
course of study for drawing, methods in
arithmetic
Thursday foreuoon-Arithmetlc, his
tory of education, psychology, methods
in geography, mechanical drawing, do
mestic art, course of study for domestic
art. 5 '
Thursday afternoon Grammar,, geo
graphy, stenography, American litera
ture, physics, typewriting, methods, in
language, thesis for primary certificate.
Friday forenoon Theory, and prac
tice, orthography (spelling), physical
geography, Knglish literature,. chemistry.
Friday afternoon School low, geol-
hookkeeping.'
Forty-Four Boys of
- Classes Swimmers
Forty-four .boys cume out of the
swimming campaign made by the Y. M.
C. A. during tho past few weeks with
ability to swim the length of the 45-foot
poul, says K. K. Holdemaii. instructor.
Of the 45 continuing the courio, only one
failed to pass this beginner's tost: and.
of 72 in attendance for one or 'more les
sons, a majority could swim 10 to i5
feet. Of the 105 school hoys signed up,
:t:t. failed to take a. siuglc lesson, through
carelessness and other causes. The high-
HOME BUILDERS
ATTENTION!
Wo own two lots 60 x
ItiO foot caok on -Viljnrd
street just 100 feet nortli
of Ninteenth Street, west
front, that wo will offer
for about ono half the
value of' other lots in
this vicinity. ; You must
act quick; . .-.
, PACIFIC
FINANCE CO.
320 Pittock Block,
Attention S. W. , Riddel
t Portland, Oregon- r
"it ,iir.jPol,lon TT;
"-t. ..,.de k " t'"
class was delayed 1(1 j V 4
fever 8uut. ' J
DANBRUFF RfiT
Signals of ApproachL J
ger to Your n,?.K "H
"'","1.ri'p.o:. ii" tun hoitrs ihi
the hair 'ro'fiV
For Excessive' Oil tu . ' 1
ItchlnK Scalp, Dandruff1? S
llalr It ha, noTqua'-'hj?l ?1 1
penor to ordlrv I
' 5
For Beautiful ti..
and a Healthy Scalp
Ilia CCDAl . r
LINN DRUG CO!
To Sell The World's Better
Shoe Brands at Drastic 1.
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Low Prices is A Triumph
-I i " f 1
A large store chucked full of finest
' - Shoes ;for men, women and child
: ren is back of this big shoe sale: ;
AND THE STYLES ARE THE NEWEST,' AND THE QUALITY
IS THE HIGHEST REGARDLESS OF THE FACT THAT THE
PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. ;
$3.50 Men's Mule- A AA $4.00 Patent $5.00 Ladies' New A A"f
skin Work Shoes M 0ne Strap Kid Pumps Are If
Going at... Pump Going at. fciWi
$4.00 Men's Can-A OO CI Qfi $5.00 Ladies' New A A A
vas Work Shoes il UllaO Kid Oxfords Are MX
Going at..: fcwU - . Going at......... fc'VO
Be here tomorrow and see
for yourself just how gen
uine all the savings are.
BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY AS EVERYBODY CAN FIND
A BARGAIN HERE.
Remarkable Sale Is Now On!
1 ' i ! i i .
MODEL SHOE STORE
Now
In the
Old
Chambers
Hardware
Location '
. Now
In the .
. Old
Chambers
Hardware
Location .
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Mm
Dairy Cows, Stock Cattle
and Horses ;
THURSDAY,
JUNE 21
At The '
East 9th St. Barn
Sale Starts 11 A. M. Sharp
BARN IS TO BE
TORN DOWN ' J
Within the next ten days, and I hat
no 'other location. I am forced io
hold a complete closingi-out sale of
all my stock, consisting of
Dairy Cows, Stock
Cattle and Horses
EVERYTHING MUST SELL. R EGARDLES OF PRICE, TO
THE HIGHEST AND BEST BIDDER.
. Following is a Description of Stock:
cows
25 head of first -lnss daiiT cows, Hoi
. . J ! 1 T 1. i
siciiis uiui .nsrseys inmi two to. six yours
of, ngp,,nll tuhet-cnlosis lested, frosli with
calves at sido and coining frosli. If you
arc . interested in dairy cows, come and
look this herd over. .. Every cow will be
guaninteed as represented "in this herd.
There are several; cows . guaranteed , to.
milk from 35 to' ,55 pounds of milk per
day. - .
HORSES
Thirty, head of horses weighing 1000
' J Also one safe, one roll top oak desk, one small box heating stove, pitch forkf
1 I
i.,r, 4 irinn iu 'All n-Mn.l vnnni? stock.
in first class orderf sound ami all w I
uroke. t
AloV. fnm. linnrl of lilVfW mlllc'S.
15 lioad of .good, young: snddM
weight from 1050. lbs. tc l-'OO H'S.,
YAUNC CATTLE
'A.I L OA 1 , ,1 kP i-y.iiilff
slock eatde.
f . .!:.. 4.. Fi..vr.nr-ollls. liClW'l
m i..i ,o,.ni,l .Tersev -lie"13
It'll IlUltll llJ-)l'o'-'""
duo to. freshen tins' fall.
TERMS WILL BE GIVEN TO RESPONSIBLE PUR CHASERS
,M - EVERYBODY INVITED COME EARLY
Ninth Street Feed Barn
: Charles Taylor, Owner Eugene Ore.
J.K.eGRER and COL. A. L. STEVENS, Austiortecrs i
- - a Tl SWw...- a. . .
J. . Rational Bank, Clerk .
. -7.4S Willamette
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