Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 21, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI ftjjay Evening, Septen.ber-21,' 1923 JSSBBEBESEEBmBESEBSB THE -EUGENE PAfl;, GUARD Genuine Orange Blossom Weddine : v rungs RANGE Blossoms which so well express the sentiment of marriage, are deeply hand-chased on this ring. - ' ; It is the ultimate achievement in a long search for a fitting expression of sjntimcnt in a bride's ring. ;raaybehadia all platinum. 1R karat sreencoM laid on gold, and jeweled with .""c'Vvc'sevenormne diamonds. 3eam!s, expressing "the old idea of endless love . c -.v.iiictii. wmrn t-fn IPROGRESS MADE 01 POWER PLANT WORK Page Three TEWT FILLED AS PIKERS MEET - Mi nn t..t- " , V" "OliViVHIB t "r ,r ..nvv tuui nt fid l HIP IJltlrtti-o i - 'delayed the past JO Va a fcv Jntf, w!l! f""" '" Jailer M. in the city anil peti-.ion blanV.s stc bring shipped to outside, joints, it was claimed yesterday, that white bo tabulation, bud been made, since TtiurtntaK- i lieved that; about SOW names have, been ! pit-sea up. , The real intensive drive is promised during the coming week. Within a few days the odds mill ends of the nr,n. county organisation. wBl fce tied to- " ' gether, say ihe reouliers, and then the In a former report of Jhe meeting of name will came rolling in, the convention of the Ijiuw Cuuutv Pi- iuum. uiirrrKirii in t-' -ecau assert oneera' association, a nustukc was made. Widening and decpemi s V' , osi,i,,a .th:" J"'500 "a" "n'",,p which has been S he secured; that a red-hot campaign lite, of Pierce I!i2.i. account wits rittcn from the tutu the meeting of tt22, instead of The correct account of the meet- Oranje Blowont DCSI.N eATCHTCO King Sentiment" which tells thi story of the wedding ring. Luckeyr's Jewelry Store ;-- i,,r iii it'll a r,v aiix.iiiiit.... ... . """ ( iri(X' '-. ing unliti rovk on the mirth side between he pneti Joo&e from the Rtiborna- i" of the pkinront fitllitwsi me pmut and the emmty iiridge on i"'? tiu taik am! A in W r7i - " ''Arthur, mein- ber of the enRiueprmg 8tff jn charge, I,.t5 lstin nn has been com- !lIeted and StoArtlmr lrarnfil by tele fcphoae from Krnnk frnss. who is in ;iharRe of (he M.rrison-Kmnlsen .on .Kiritctutn compnny (Jigser, that the hie mnchme wonia prnhablv w-lk over the rwonstrwteri bridge ami be ready to ...... n..iil(l smP f-fiitjri!py. luff JP!V(1 f T)lV)tVAf Jf lllrt l. predfetiou with every untwartl sign of eers' assoemtion of Iine ttmntr met in a tent on the fair grmmds on Wedtien- tiay. The tent was filleii to overflnw- " ' iiur, ami manv of the old iveMl who ;had etrtne to attend the convention could not km nentrucce. i The meeting wa onened by President ; William ritttry of Juuetion 4'ity. After a hre talk1" by the president, K trl i t'hilders president of the Kugeue Hible ; umverHity. lead m nrayer. A speeeh by Uev, t'hiUlers, dealinu' with rhe rnity of Iibor. contrasted Sexton Says He Gained J25 Lbs. .Taking Tarilac IIowrTttnUio eiuSJ twenty-five years oi8tonittrh trottbie making a. uew wan f hitu wa tutU recent bv leoimrS Sexton pioneer furuxer Jliltoniire on, "After sfVriujc twenty-fiv& .ears from imUseHtimv ami tr.vmx nearfy -ver known remedy witlwrnt re-iie-f TaivV e ,Mmdetely reuwived the tronide ami made a new man of" me. I would not take all the numry in ttu worht -for what it did for me. Hrfore taking Tan at everytbrns I aie t'HUsed intense jvains my stmiiah. witJ g;v and Vloatins. I ilwiiys ftsit siutfirish and tired, and never J ,,assed t comfortable day. ''Npwsjwvper MatementH eeaiiiimnf 1nte inured me to try it. tC tk rjjfbt hold of me, and it was Hton inhing how mmkly it BtraieLitehttl Mtt Fifty tniat-h t eotdd pit anythiu I wanted wjttimtt hiirttn me. I pamect twt'ttty-fivp Msnndrf and felt U5e& jtetting out and wre;t.:n. F:mit:r sved m. frm Jjfe-Vonjr s?ffferinjr." Tatdae t Hold bj- all pod dmggrsts. Take no substitute. Over S7 million bot tles sold. Exeavatioti for th aaa1J2X- u ! Eow .and Poultry. V and waterwhel i h ;.. j.. i ERP. fresh .i...... C.it5(fr:Ut the earlv timeH with the tunes of todav ui-iifl. ukui .tiiw,(t..i..,.iiUiir.'c iif sum mm in ine ohi uivys live men Tanlae Vegetable Tills are XatureV own remedy foe coastiuatbm, Vor everywhere. . ! been COIimlnfPtl nmX xv.t.(, .... jnmkinjr conerete form to run the con- J if' Utiv3. .ve,., ..... ........, ,,,v. ijf carman i fof eleetniiil t rausformer equipment re-', CelVed fn'n n-nnlr.. .11 1 1 . . 't Buttsrfat ana BtiUsr, 121 IS HERE 3' li ceived two weekK no was all hauled to ' f,"?mry bu"cr ' ...c jiiciui ihsi ween. . i.fc.viw . 1 A shipment of I-beams nf strncturnl L M,at Market. Kteel to he .used in the mrn-fr hmis- im- ,Steer --m-ecnt arrived Friday and will bn 1 J;""" hauled to the plant later.. - .Hcef , I The pile driver und crew of six or Sne!P - seven hum in inaliine good nrosress in i !-( i.. ' imttmR in the sheet niiing at j.Iacea val where the current would otherwise cut iIl"S& , nauK 01 ine taitnce. nonliiiw-spilied i "uniHT i ue i, niaxm? trie anpearam-e I of toiiKiied-an'il-cronved flooring. The renter niece in usually f 2y.xf.Mii sluff the outer plank 2xl2-in, "nuless the gronnd is hard for driving, when plnnk- iK 1UC11CS IIUCK 18 used. Ut-le rolled np their sleeves and worked with ltt(y;e their Kands as welt as. their U-uins for .lh buildins of the country and state. . ,iS$j)aOc He voiced an opiuiou that that was the ....'..llle m' thing that both the country and . arnre neeas cooay. i .4ff?5e' onl" r'c brought to the meeting - . .2Wfii4e wns a Pntr ot wooden tmrnes uumes. ! lTti(ii7iOc were- made by Glen Powers, for- 4C merly of Springfield-, and are now in yc the possession of J. J. Thomas of Oo- """l3c bnrg. " 'v'iw.,. Jlrs. llagar Ieluney. who i he only -?c .,- ,i. .... . ,, in. win. since the Iveginning of the Cfresent crop Why not motor to baswU Mineta. year and that saies are being mado when . Springs for your Sunday diaeer? 51 per' the market, in shape to absorb the cof- 1 plato. Fri-tf. fee withoipt tliaturbanee. , , y- J , - t Do you appreciate your teeth? Are your teeth soft or sensitive? Do your teeth decay? Are you satisfied with the appearance of f your teeth? Do you want to save your teeth? Are your gums red, inflamed or sore? Do your gums bleed or recede? REMOVE THE CAUSE SMILO MontlvMassage Cream and Lotion cleans, whitens, beau ifies the teeth and removes the cause of mouth' ; , disease. . ; Recommended by your dentist, and sold by your' drug-' gist. - . h illustrated, educational masterpiece enclosed with your first package. - V, - -' r : . ' ., Recall Petitions Liberally Signed Portland, Sept, 21. Announcement of the namen of the executive committee directing the recall against Governor Pierce is promised. The headquarters in the Morgan building is the point from which the statewide campaign is being directed by Arcliie. Campbell, general manager, but the executive committee has not been loitering around the offices in the Morgan huiiding. In good time, it is explained, the names of the commit tee will be given to the public. 'Jfeanv.hile the gathering of names on the petition goes merrily on. The cir culators are becoming more numerous For Automobile Paint ing, and Top Work, call O'Day Paint Shop, 362 Eighth Avenue East. Tele phone 1287-J. i r f n uwin See whtat k Paint now - with LvM w" - 'Jit' I Tsv,V I J J 1 ; V enow" P " f.it I A RacoW.,. 1 bZ I ? it aw ia orx. 8 ra o o o . . o . . See it summer heat hat started cracks around casements, between boards, etc., in your, buildings. They will prove costly unless you close them with a good job of painting right now, before winter comes. Give all surfaces wood or ni"tal n protective coat of Rasmussen Pure Paint tough and elas tic, impervious to mois ture.. RasmuMen Pure Paint is made of ' linseed oil, wKite lead, and white 2in in proportions that .'lorrg exfwrience 'has. provefv best for North western climate. W0 are thawing sjtendid line of col- f?3imtiii n E, H. Pfetetsoo . .." ' " J1 28 Yeahs of GORDON ADVERTISING i ! ists ; , S TRUE ECONOMY LisS IN I GETTING THE BEST AND TAK j ING CARE OF IT THAT SET J TLBS THE HAT QUESTION, The Gordon hat still creates the style and outlasts it. The new styles are good - for .critical eyes man massacre, eave a speech m tvtueh (0(aoc she told a brief history of the tnasnaere. iHiHe described the homir of the tnas- S:(4're in leinil. telling how he saw her ""orte father nml brother mnrdered by the In tHaitH, She was finally rescued and Iirt hrmght to the fort by ft friendly Indian. V l,vHvWfn. tile niiecli !v Xli-M. iieinoev. Grains. Hay. Hidn-i White wheat , Hed wheat Oats , Baricv . , Hi; ia field Ualed hay, cheat, delivered .. Baled bad Coarse wool .,c elected. William Pitney was re-eiccted lui. lJL'-.li "'nn'Anx' president of th organiaation. and W. fj. Mediumjo ne wool ...... , 3237c Siristow was rcelwted secretary. Both pt. vegaiaoie aita Fralt. , t! gentlemen have been steadily Bew- 1C in office for about tn yam. n 4AA;C I'fc' are about WH members of this Ureen corn . 1013Vjc organization, and ST badges were sold reacnes ...75cl OB the day of the convention. It was Itarlic . 20c the wish of the president. William Pit- lurmps, lb. ,,,,.,,, 2c ney, to make the organization one which Beets, .. . 2o win ijve forever in the history of Ore Home grown peppers ,8c gon. !Dr. A. H. Ross Heads f Hospital Department! Ir. A. II. Uosr, preaideut of the Lane t County Medical weiety, haa iwaf ieeome ft member of the Eugene hospital medical staff as head of the department of in- ternal medicine, and will move his of fice to the hospital nbottt October 1. lr, iiotts, who tins been here four years and enjoy a larire tractice, came here after preparing himself iu bin spec ialty with IS montlm postRmdimte work in .fohnn lopkin and in the Utssrtfh settM tleneral hospttalK, three months in the Massachusetts state hospital for tuberculosis at Kntland, Mass.t ami months in army service. 12 of which he served as assistant medical chief. Fresh tomatoes, bu. COFFEE IS HIGHER CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW - ZXMm' Be 7.v".cp mBFK am.: t. . . , t nas peen a surtirtse to "ti interested. 4 T 1tr!Z- Pu 5' . '" am! iower prices tUdeSr thleaS" b0'lrd o,w anticipated, owing to the tie of vleat experienced on of the di.lie.t1""? ''rtto 'ff?cih?t the bankers trfllinp- fTnt'iM aoi-of-ni .nnt.0 r v"" olB "r umuon nags oi vamrim BIG CORPORATION RECEIPTS t Salei Ore, Sept 2U Ueeeipt of the state corporation oommissma for the year ending June 1UK ll'lUU aggregated : i7'2MT over the previous year according to the annual report of tap department completed here yesterday by W K, trews, state corporation comnussioner. Kspensea for condvieting the corporation department during the year totaled :iIK.T(k leaving 2573.1 available for transfer to the general fund of the state. "An indication of the prosperous eon dition of the state is made by the activ ity of savings (Imilding and loan asso- ciationa," said the report "During the h ! iSmmS ? hf.- V h d 1 w ?a-Vle! "ff?e8 htt been and are being sold, hut , increased from Kt to 23. The total cap-1 LJ!a.a.n.T0UKBWAlcheilifr' the banker have not taken the trade UniizaiUm of these corporations is $ !44,- f J:;in Vhl , nJ r s lwe Beiiing nt0 their confidence. Ilavv mde The market, however, was unabla known tUnt ?ram OB..lft m.f fw4umK07t most qc whteU has been used for home building in Oregon.'1 tion coffees to be disposed f. These ! year the numier of these associations nvni ; . HHi inKi 'i nnrn nnx- ,rticn nmnnir nnr it r 'l I thn Aannaltt, nf tim.a ruuoiinlwihn &til tn rnpnl-Of .if fka TnDn .. ..,1 t 1 llm VHP W HB Witt- f " " wmrw rw f.tr, f rPwVinn0 Wnr utiiiwHi.u. Fourth.' tiuiiton bags have been sold with- S?XZtAol unfavorabte ! croe news from the central and north-1 western nrea cave Hentemher corn snmA'a strength and that closed higher. Optional KasssMKKM.H.a.M..H.MHHHHl uiuuius -were lower wua lack ot demand, Oats were dull and sold off. A little commission house buying of May had no effect. . . Provisions were lower. . 1 fw 1 boienMiHStore Don't Put It Off Put It On If your house or barn or garage need painting, don't put it off, put it on. - . ) We carry a full line of ' Sherwin - Williams paints, varnishes, and ' enamels. EWnol .gives added life .to your roof. Elastic Roof Cement will seal "the holes in gutters. Flat-Tone the wash able wall paint is best ' fop inside use. . o Qaackenbush's ISO. Niiith At East - SEATTLE MARKETS Seattle, Wash., Sept. 21. Butter !! 50c; eggs 3445c; hens 18;i0c. PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Ore., Sept. 21. Cattle: He-: ceipls 2i; tone of market Bteady; best steers $7.25g'7.T5; fair to good steers J5.?i3(?S7.25; choice cows ttnd heifers $4.fiO(fr5; canners 1.5ffff 2.5f: bulls $;i.2SrJit.2.'; calves $!?10.uO. Hogs; Iteceipts 5tt; tone of market1 steady; prime mixed i).2ri(i.75; rough! heavy $7.2510.23; pigs' $g.250. ! Sheep: lieceipts 10:t; tone of market' steady; east of mountain Iambs SiKXi 10.0: valley himhs Sm)(l. .i;..;' WiOffsO; Wethers f5S'7.5i; ewes Sl.SU fi.6.50. Produce: Hens l!5ffi27c; eggs 35ffM7: cheese 30ffi:ilc; butter 44tic Meats unchanged., EASTERN BUTTER MARKETS FIRM ' ReCCiflta Of PITffS tnv IKn naal- have been heavier, but the quality indi cates a good proportion of the stock had been held in the country by pro ducers and small skinners. - ' are lor a firm to higher market nn fresh eggs fori the next few week. says the weekly nroduce review f .Swift & Co. of Chicago. Htoraen afnotru on account of higher prices for fresh, are now receiving more attention, but as the quantity is large there will nave-to be good consumption to clear mem properly. . . Although nastlireo find tva... I..,- n dttions bavctbeen favorable to increased production of butter, this has not come about. Demand is good and prices are ;'""' ",lu prospecis ot a firm basis for some time, although the hivi,r prices now being asked from consumers may curtail consumption to some extent. While the market n.. . ... . ' " ..... jmuui, 1JUS been high for the nast wwk nn n- count of .lewish holidays, indltbm are now that thev wilt wni-fc i i level. The ernn of nn,lf..CT t- porteil heavy, and us this the time of year it is marketed, prices should be such as to create a good consumer de inaiid, as there are still heavy reserve stocks of frown poultry available DEMAND FOB EOGS IS BRISK Portland. Ore.. Sn,,t t r. firm, with most jobber's oi'milnt .ni... at 4. cents and candled nm.1. . j.j cents. One firm listed selects delivered j "! iireVs- Mow extras were iW,cd i at .W(ft40 cents. Country buying prices! on fresh ranged from 35 cents for mixed colors to -40 cents for white !nn,li.i-rf. ! liutter was firm will. ,n.in-, eel,..- ..I ,.!,.. ...i I mm o.M, w s'j clean up. J he poultry market was easy with larger arrivals. Light hens were lower at 15 cents. Imk were not wanted. eal was scarce snd firm at 10 cents. PORTLAND WHEAT Portland, fire., Sept. 21. V.'heftf hard while, $1.07; .soft white M.n.V western white JUKI; hard winter !fl.()2; northern spring fl.01; western, red $3.10 SftLEM AND RETURN September 22 to 2&, inclusive; Return Limit October 1, . via Oregon Electric Railway Every ' citizen should attend this wonderful an nual exposition of Ore gon's agricultural, horti cultural, livestock, man ufaturing, educational and social wealth and progress. DAILY ELECTRIC TRAINS ... , Leave Eugene 7:35,. 11:20 A. M.; 2:00 and 5:30 P. M. Keturning leave lem 8:35, 10:20 A, 4:15, 6:45 P. M. M.; Details will lie sup plied on miuest by tel ephone or call. Oregon Electric Railway Macaroni At It's Best KITCHEN BOUQUET, a pureiy vegetable product, 13 in almost every pantry. Housewives know it is the secret of making good gravies and soups, but KITCHEN BOUQUET is equally good in preparing many other dishes. Try ; your next dish of macaroni prepared this way -v BAKED MACARONI H jiAnnwpd. wrnhM teslim f tM.pooO.Of Mil 3 bailing nur 1 tMapoiw, Mtc)M Duuojfcil MUk Bsttw , CMfcnMwix fe boffin Mltd w.tMem ti4. drmin .ltd bhurch wttb moli wmutc ei!. on.-third Uu& ooak.d umms! 1b hoi. bottw nd chm. ttdli iiah I f BH. Add Kit. efeen BouqiMt to mflk Mid pour '.hi. ever th. PTinuont to anrir corar, tben .prinbt. tivkUy witty taM, fii Ib wni'.-n bet QV.R . hX1 tvMir, URtfl nicl, bstrad sd Mrv. taiaiwluitvlr for dlawv. KITCiO DOIQ ie Most Modern Food Supply House With the installation of hew equipment inch(yyill permit us to keep our food un der glass, where it can be seen,: yet kept free from dust and dirt, this food supply house will be the most modern in the state outside of Portland. V V: This equipment which will be a great Convenience to our customers will also as sist us to give better service than ever be fore. . ' . .. . -. .. ;v Oregon PrunesHome Grown Muskmelons All fresh fruits and vegetables Cooked ' foods, meats Fancy and staple groceries In fact most anything that our name im plies can be found here. ' The Table Supply Co. , L. 0; HERGE, Proprietor 0th and Oak Sts. ; ' ' - Telephone 248 BOSTON WOOL I lioston, Kept, 'l.. The wool market is quiet, but more active than the pre vious week. There-is some rtemend for Hiu(h American wools from the knitting trade. Frfmlon moles report that market ouiet with a good selection I New Zea land crossbreds in' hided in the offer ings. Hales ojieneil st Adelaide, Austra lia, imisy and, according to early co bles, prices were sustained. A fair de mand in the western wool markets is re ported, but stocks have accirimfated and dcslers are trying to sell their wools. ALLEN IS SECRETARY I'endfeton, Sept, 21. W, l Chapmsn of Kosehurc ws elected vicp-nreniilent of the Htate I'harmsceutical asfinstion yesterday. I.. U Coleman nf Portland was chosen president; A. K, f.'rosb.r. The Itfiiles, vice-president; I. K. Itnsseil, Portland, second vice-president: A. W. Ailen. ivugvne, secretary: .lack ljue. Portland, treasurer. The convention a Ir'iled Kugene as the next nieetitrg place. The Store In the Right Spot Saturday and Monday Specials FREE!! One bar of Naptha Borax Soap with each purchase of 1 pound Nut-Ola Nut Margerine at 25c 'per pound. 10 L!s. Bent Cane .Sugar ....... ",95c 5-!b. tin Ed. Dejieiidaliie. Coffee ..$1.80 Club Bnwid Coffee, Hat. special . .25c Good Cheese, per lb. ,.30c Good Side Bacon, per lb. .25c Pixie Brand Bacon, per lb 18c Bulk Coma. 3 J Ib.n 25c 3 pkgn. G'otid Corn Flakes 25c 3 pkgs. Shredded , Wheat . .35s Grated Coconnnt, per lb. ........ 20o Mnrshmeftows, ' per lb. ....... 35c Wesson Oil, rjuart ...... '. .... .-. . . 50c 3J lbs, N. B. C. Soda Crackers ... 50c 9-lb. sack Rolled Ontst . . , 505 0-lb. sack Corn ileal 33c 0-lii. sack Whole Wheat Flour . KwifCs - Pride Wanning Powder ; Wool Soap FFakes, 3 for . R Bats Kmmy Monday Soap 25e Two Cans Good Peas .25e ' Nice Home Grown . Waterniflffvii.s; every mellon guaranteed ripe. Vaiiey Flour, per sack ........ ,$1,35 ,.43c ..20c ,.25e Farmers Cash Store Phone 567 T. 0. Bradley 8th mi Chamelton iM SZJiaaaasaipisjaaaatWaaaMsiaaa II t H -- - . . f-v f- .V. 4- H V ; . . ;"" : - . .