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Page Three TIIE; .E UGENE . DAILY OU A ED Hi- e Evening, March 21, 1924. ?tTome from th htruitsand tSftS. cnVC procts Co. Milk ' Ton can dilute the double ,,n'cA contents of this em until the quart bottle over- ' flows with-pure milk Carnation 1 Mik I UfsSSoB i ''From ConUnfed Cnwi" 1934, Carmatloo Milk Product Co. C j ik. Annual SMt-inTit of tlif TT.rvnrp lVSI'ItA.WK OOMPAXI ' ,v a the Sute of MlchUwn, on the tS Dwember, 103, mule to the Jni fcnmWoner of the Btatc of Ore- C usual to 1""" CAPITAL d eipiwl stock pild ...1200.000.00 ; "'" income . . ' unm Income fcr the " Il.030.031.42 'iri-lwdi and n-iiLn . . . ,rfiriBf thr yetr.. 400.075.4T baton ttbtr MHirres re- tiltew the yew . . . - 75,080.26 (ttlinfnie $2,400,003.15 PISbLHSKMKXTS It loot, endowments, i t ind lurreuder 5T. $ &tb piJ to poltcyholtl- twins the jrar (egmm md silarin paid itseife rnr kima md fees iaid Wltareir . ." md ul other ex,iendl I Ml Hpenditiirtu $1,881,400.04 1 ASSETS m i ttt Mttis owned -' Khtniur) $ 834,304.50 m 4 rtrtfks and bonds - mi Imikct or amort-...'. ' tfnbe 11,000.00 b nortsases and col- 1 fel ttr, . fi.820,878.42 tin on notea and policy S 1,842.808. 0.1 tllbinki intl on liawt. . . lrj,9'i.92 jltroatcl'il and doferifit-' " (won .100,021.18 n ud rtnti due and ac- , A 143.281.27 fcwU(wt) , 5,042.78 074.42S.Q0 25.873.S8 481,537.01) 45,082.38 S54,552.fl3 Sues To Collect On Acceptance Contracts Suit was filed in circuit court this morning by Milton Weiss against Floyd M. and K. ManvHlc and the Rogers Silverware company for a judgment of $1321. 3ti "alleged due on trade accept ance contracts between Manvllle broth era and the Rogers company. He also asks (.130.34 attorney fees. The plain tiff, who says he bought the contracts, says that one of them, $100 In denomi nation,, was paid but that Manvllle brothers refuse to pay the rest. Myer C. Rubin of Portland Is his attorney. MULTIPLE LISTING PLAN AGAIN TALKED tail knitted asset'.. .$8,011,227.04 LIABILITIES , , $7,431,070.88 titis for loads unpaid 33, 11)1. 00 wo-uuei 2if i,m,'io.;i;i I tstal Babilitin. pirlu-iie -. rittl r.t.irt . . ,7.8'8.22a.21 BBS IS 0RF;ilN FOU TIIE YEAR P waioai rea-ived duriiiB mr ., $21,883.22 tui du-itit fie year. , . . 5,000.00 fe d iqpinv: OJ.MS LIKK IXSi nAXCR COMPANY ( vri(knt. t'laii-nce I.. Ayrw. irrrr'n. 11. O. Itrnvlind. txrtj w-itUul attorney fwr amire. More than '20 memhera of the Eugoue Itealty board ntteiuled tho luncheon at the Osburn hotel this noon, when u dis eitHnion of the pronoacd multiple listing n.VNtein was held. The t'oinmitteo consist ing of R. A. MV'Cully, W. B. Cooper,. .Miss Edna V. Hullivjui and Melvln Han sen reported fuvornbiy on the multiple Muting plnn for this city, Mid it wnH de cided that another meeting should' be Lheld Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in L'the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Definite action regarding Hie multiple listing plan is expected to result from 4bc Monday meeting. r HOW PLAYING ' Continuous 1 to 11:30 p. m. EX BEACH'S With- ffA Q NILSSON ULT0N SILLS I: !l "Etiquette". EMPLOYMENT FAIRLY Employment wns furniKlind to 81 from the fodcrnl fcmplo.vment office here, dur ing the post week, according to the weekly report of Frank I Armitnce, in charge of the bureau. Of this number. 0U of the employed were men and 12 were women. The positions furnished were classified as follows: Men: Farm workers fl; carpetners 7; casual workers 14; common laborers, 8: cooks. 1; woodsmen, skilled and unskill ed, 111: blacksmiths. 1; track men, I'-'; enpneers 1. Total 00. Women: Waitresses 3; domestic work ers, 0; kitchen workers, !l; total 12. S'cw York Life. Castle Theatre. Phone !)!(7 I :' U lit We carry a complete line cf Spalding tennis rackets and balls. See them before buying. Remember, we restring rackets. Prompt Serv ' ice. - : . i j OF AT E TO - MEET ON MARCH 29 Governaneiit W6ttld , Recovef .Giish'-As S . .Ksu'lit'ake .Sritry l,ortlnnd..(.. itinh 21. I'tliferf .Stoics. Attorney '.. . Jlore than three onmlied l'orlland business men. rueinbers of the l'logres sive liusiness lien's clnh of that city, heard of the Wonders and resources of ljine county at their Thursday noon lun- illeon from a delHf-9lii.n .if . Ki.v.ne bottsters, .f This cmintv cut m.irn ftinn .'UIHMUllUHt feei of lumber during 11123, a tremen dous gain over the previous high recor.1 of 2M0.(KlO,0(K) feet, said John M. Wil liams. tho talked on lumberinit. EiiKene-Chadwitk, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, told of the in dustrial development- here, and of Lane's uatural resources that could be manufac tured here into products that could be shipped to tho wide world through Port land's harbor. Chadwick laid great stress on lime's agricultural possibilities, and of ' the up-to-date spirit manifested among agriculturists. Mayor I'arks extended an invitation to the Portland club, on behalf of the En gene chamber, to visit this city and put on a program nt some Thursday noon luncheon. This was promised for some time in May. , Prospects for the growth of Eugene were uwelt upon by Judge i. F. Skip worth of the lane circuit bench, who confided to the luncheon attendants Iii-t belief that this city would be of 50,000 popidation within a few rears.' Admonishing the people of Oregon to quit apologizing for the rain that makes this an emerald state the yenr around, Frank Jenkins, editor of the Morning Ilegister, drew strong applause when he declared that it was on asset worth tho widest advertising. . , - . An invitation to Portland sportsmen to take advantage of fish and game , op portunities in this county was extended by Donald Young. . : Wnrm appreciation greeted the musi. ml novelty presented by Mrs. Donald ioung. Mrs. Rose Stacks and Mis. Al fred Morgan. . , . t , . . . -U. JsVS.).' N v.- 'uke. wt..t.i(l .tmt iiFnitirfi W. K. Wi.odnrd fit The ljine Pomona crango will mvet :i j,i .h. nml .,' erniin of Wis-iotBiu Yltt- with the Wlllakcnr.ie grange Saturday, ,,, , r(.c-Ver lOOAHXt alleged to have .Miirch 21), ut an all-day session, aeeord. 'i:en (ni'inuU utly obtained throcgh lU ing to an announcement made today. The 0( (lummy entries on 8.00U ocies of business session. will hold unusual inter- t inbtr h.ud in I'nion aud liui.-r .""i t -est. inasmuch as it is the last Pomona ', ti,.s. meeting before the state convention in ; n0 ifovernment alleges by use of dii'n May. . ... '"' entryiuen land purchased from the i Alter the dinner session on Miirch 2)1, government under the timber aud atone the meeting will open with an open lee- iHn,i emry Inw in 11HJ2 nt $2.50 an acre lure hour, and the public has been in-. .was sold five years later at $0 an acre, vited. , According to the complaint the land was . The program follows: ' liransferred soon after title, was acquired Music by Wlllakenue grange. 1o (he Oregon Lumber and Mmiui; cm Heading by Mrs. Earnost Field of the v,:iuy of Which T. F. Mackuiiller of Iron Elmira grange. - iHiver, Wis., was president and Frank S. Vocal solo by MVs. Clifton Harlow. Herbert, secretary.' TIub corporation sohl Heading from Wlhikemie grange.. tbe property to Edwin Wittock for the Duet from, Willakenzie grange. Cntherine Creek Lumber company, prea Debate, furnished by the Eugene high ent owners. . school debate team, tho subject to be i . , - ". J.- v - ; ! announced later. Ten minute talk by, Pomona members. T Buttarfat and Butter. Butterfat , f ...... .50c Creamery Butter 4SQX0Uc Meat Market. Steers .67c Cows . 2fi0c Beef, dressed 0 (Vf 10c Ewea , 2Vj4c Wethers OMiOTc Tamba. live 9(10c Veal, light,. aresseU ............ .10lc Pork, dressed .0c Hogs, live ....77e urains, nay. niaea. ' White wheat OKffftc Red wheat .02c Outs 50c Barley, bushel 60c Barley.' ton ..... .$30 Hides, kip i--c V00l XU(g4UC vegetantea ana I- run. Teams and laborers of the Linn Gravol company Imve 8 1 firmed Svork on tne excavatk-n for the eo by jso root building that W. K. Miner of 1884 Alder proposes to build on Ninth avenue east, Just west of Quackenbush R hardware store, this spring. Thirty-two hundred cubic yards of dirt will be removed, an nounces J. n. McKy, head of the Linn Gravel company. Tlfe trees were cut down several days nffo on Miner's lot and the one belc-ni;- ln to Klma Hendricks, adjotnins It on tiio west., The excavation will be nine feet deep. With the completion of McKy's con tract, work on foundations for a builtl Injr of at least Bix stories will be start ed. Minor announces. . He has not as yet completed plans for, tb.e 'building. OREGON LIBRARY HOURS. During the sprinc recesw. March 10 to 23, . the University of frregou library will bo open each week-day from 8 a. m. to l p. m. It will not be open ut all op .Sunday, March CITY NEWS Harry Drew Here - . Harry Drew of Donna waa here today on a brief business trip. Visits from Walton J. E. Carlile of Walton was a ness visitor in Eugene today. bust- Mrs. Richardson III '.'... Mts. Ella Richardson is confined to her home by nu attack tiftlio influenza. Here From Corvallls . - Mrs. A. Morean of Corvallis was a business visitor in Eugene this morning. Undergoes Operation Mrs. W. N. Orr of Mabel was in Eu gene today, and underwent a minor op eration. From Klamath Falls ' Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Ford and Mrs. P. W. Strowbridge of Klamath Falls were among the visitors jn this city to day. , ' Leaves for Portland O. F. Ericson, logging engineer of Portland, returned to .his office today after 0 visit of the past few dnya here and at Wendling. . Enaa Eggs, fresh .... Ileus, iiglit .... Hens, heavy live Broilers Poultry. WfttlSc ....... 17(ilSc '...i..21fti22c .18g21c Potatoes, new, lb, Carrots ; Turnips, lb Beets, lb Mustard greens , Spinach Asparagii9 Peppers . Rhubarb . ...... Government Liable For Tax Refund, Is Daugherty, Decision Washington. March 21. Paring the way for probnble suite against the gov ernment for refund on Inheritance taxes in California, an Important tax deci sion waa sent to the treasury depart ment Thursday by . Attorney General DauBherty, t ' Under a decision rendered three years atro by the department of justice cer tain community property belonging to the. husband and going; , to tho widow nt his death could be taxed. Tho pow decision revokes tho old and .holds that "tho federal govern ment enn impi-so no Inheritance tax on that portion of the community tsta'to which passes to tho wtfo on the death of the husband." It waa stated, owing to state laws, the decision la only applicable to Cali fornia.' ' " lo , ..2 3-ic -o .v....... Vc 10c ....... 20c ........ S5c ....;,.12c Bond Duplication Is Up For Probe, Report Washington, March 21. Another con- gresslonnl Investigation into the re ports of tboud duplication in the govern ment printing office became imminent trday when the house rules committee fuvorably reported a resolution for such an inquiry, by a committee of five mem bers ot tne House. - - . . TO ATTEND CONCERT. Springfield, Health insurance is very inexpensive when the policy is one of Linn's hot water bottles. , Secure good health and comfort. Our water bottles are all guaranteed and priced from S1.50TO$4.00 P. C. League Notes Bah Francisco, March 21. Leading by one game, the Kaunas Blues will ptny the Ban Francisc Seals here today iu the final itilt of the eight game series. The Seals and the Pittsburgh Pirates Open a series here Saturday,- ' 8 lock too, Cal. Charlie High is the latest Portland holdout to sign up. II"1 will report in a few days. ' PORTLAND LIVESTOCX ! gatlon from' the Uooth-Helly Ltmrter Portland. Ore.. March 21.-Cattlc re- P""'Pany office in Eugene is espci'ted to ccipta ;if; tone of murket steady; beef, nere tins evening to near tne Ameri- godd grade steers. : medium ti J Legion projram. and to hear B. B. !tS;dioice cows; heifers 6.5 0t 7.50; fcK"j ",0 "Booth-Kelly Lnruso" canners 1.50 tg 4.S&; bulls $3 & 5 'n8- " received from the Lu- calv"cs $5C12. gene office that number of the people Hog recc hits ItH: tone of market un-. -"""i changed; medium to choice $7 8.2o; heavy (ft- 7; pigs !! -7.7H. , - theen receipts, none; tone of market good; medium to choice lambs 12f(i U. S. F LI Eft IN ENGLAND Plymouth. Kug., Miirch 21 Lieutenant Ralph Miviaeu, U. 8. X., who will nt- 14.05; yearlings 8 11.50; wethers 7 jte.m.nt ,0, ,flJ' "croBS tho Arctio circle 4ll0; ewes ufo,lt. PORTLAND PRODUCE Portland, Ore., March 21. Butter 45 t?149c; eggs, buying price 10V,(?i22cr selling price 22,2tic; ichCese 2llg30:; hens 2224c. ' .. ' i . SEATTLE PRODUCE ' Kepttle, Wash., . March 21. Butter, I with Itoald Amundsen, the Polar cxplor er, arrived today enroute for Pisa, Italy I to inspect the planes for tho ilbrht which have been constructed there. ' BANISH SPANISH OFFICER . Madrid, March 21. General I'riino Rivera, head of the directory, announced today that no attention will be paid ito foreign protests against the banishment fllty. creamery 51c; .country creamery .-15 or I'rofessor Unnliun, famous Spanish in- 1 tollppliliil. nerMiittm nf h,u nnl,.vni,ai.n. f'l(lc. ' Kggs: Select ranch 20c; pullets 22c. Cheese.. Oregon fancy 30c;.- Oregon triplets 27c; young AmericaB Hhu Onions: California 2 ((j 2Mic: Oregon 2Mc; Yakima. l'tHL. . ', Potatoes: Ynkima gems $40(S$45 a ten; local $20 a ton; sweets Sc., : . CHICAGO GRAIN -i V Chicago, March 21. Thc grain mar ket firmed up somewhat in tho . Inter hours, of trading but closed uncertain. Trade was light throughout the day by report of weather conditions were suf ficiently bullish to prevent material sag ging of prices. Wheat closed unchanged to 3-8 off; corn was 1-8 off and oats unchanged to 1-8 off. ment statement. ; ANGLO-FRENCH IN DENIAL 1'ariB, March 21. A report that Pre mier Poincare has received a communica tion from Premier Rumsuy MacDonald of England in reference to tne security of Franco's frontiers was denied by the foreign office this afternoon. . FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, March 21. Demand ster ling 4.30 1-8. Franc cables 5.22; checks 5.21. ' Lire cables 4.29: checks $4.28. Belgian cables 4.22; checks 4.41. .Marks .00000022 per million. Guilder cables 37.04; checks 37.01. Sweden kronen cables 26.39;' checks 20.35. . PURDY IN SANITARIUM Marion, Intl., March 21. Leonard Purdy, 110th engineers, was admitted to the national snnitarlum March 13. Sani tarium officials say their observation and diagnosis has not been completed, but thut Purdy is in no immediate din Recovering from Illness , . Dr. F. E. Selover, who bus been con fined to his home by a severe attack of the influenza, is able to be about again while convalescing. - ' - Fined for Speeding ' 1 Ocorge II. Oraves was fined $10 In po lice court this afternoon on a charge of speeding at the rate of 30 miles an hour on Franklin boulevard.' ; Pauline Pierce Visits ',; ' .Miss Panline Pierce, a student of Ore gon Agricultural college from l'lummer, Idaho, is spending her vacation here with her sister, Mrs. Tom Rugli. Leave for Reserve. C. II. MFarland. forest ranger with the Cascade national forest, planned to return to Reserve this afternoon after spending Ihe past few days here on busi ness. Geary Girls Win : , . The girls' volleyball tcnui of the (ieary school defeated the girls' team from the Junior high school in a gsme played ut DRIED. FRUITS New York.' March 21. Dried -fruits, market steady; apricots 12l&rjl7; ap 17 Mil'; prunes, 30s to OsO pies, evaporated prime to fane 15fffl7 '. ; prunes, 30s to 00s, 04il5- 00s to 100s 5Cfii7; peaches, choice lo'cxtra fan cy H'UmWj; seedless raisins, sulphur bleached 1213; unbleached 7ff(8 ARREST SOVIET 'ANARCHISTS" Moscow, March 21. A number of an archists and social revolutionaries who nave been conducting nrmed rnidB against Soviet institutions, were arrested today by the Tcheka Soviet secret police. HOUSE COLLAPSES; IS DIE . ' Lisbon, March zi. Fifteen Dcrsons were miica ana i; miured when a bouse collapsed at Campalide today. . , 1 STATISTICS BORN IIORSELL At the home, March 21. 1924, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horsell of Junction City, a daughter. NEW YORK WOOL New York, March 21. Wool: mnrkct irregular; domestic flee Ohio O'Jfr.uSv; pulled scoured basis 541.22; Texas scoured 1.00 1.38; yuarterblood 1)4 4(1.38. , .... , .... SAYS KIDNEYS CLOG F TOien your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, don't get scored and proceed to load your stomach wilb a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate itbe entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys cleau like jroni keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a -mild, harmless salts which helps to rortiove the body's urinous -wtistn nnd stimulate-hcin u the f!ear; grounds Thursday afternoon. 1 ."V ivi r The fin..' score was M ,o 21. tun, Sign Posts Shipped Nearly KHI sign posts for the Siushiiv notional forests hove been shipped to Hebo. Waldport and Mapleton. and will b posted along Ihe roads and trails by the rangers 'of the forest. Another ship mint of the signs was sent to Florence. Leaves for1 Portlana lnnk fi. Armi' ige. h: federal employnt-at ;"'tcc Porthiiid today ! i. ren.! of lalior conin ' ters 'i Oregon. He p!av 0 i -nillg. McKcnzie OhK Vvi l!ennt - i- -a -mamtg' -1 t ''' i "e ' treasv r ' ": M ot 9 n-e.'jYm: lie1.' T Ihe " .rTi-jS'l'T.SI F' I, fi'-' n: ' n.l at ii'' gire the kidneys is to fil ter the blood. 'In' 24 hours . they strain from it 4'H grains of acid and waste, so we can reoduy understand the vMal Im portance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of good water -yon ran't drink ton ranch: also get from any phar macist about four 'minces of Jad Kelts. Take a tshlespoonfnl In a glass of water before breakfast each morning for a few urge of the days and your kidneys may then not fine. ' re, lett tor I I SIS ruinous num. I" iimnr iiuiii .n.- .-i-. in. Hireling of grapes and lemon Juice fonrliined with i.i el ite of lltliia, and has been used for years to Nun. v eve. iheln clean -and. stimulate 'Hogged kid neys; a!so to neutralize the acids in . - Jthe system so they are no longer a :sorree of Irritation, hus often relieving .' elected ntiilell- .bladder weakness. " . i V'iy -wns named Jad Kalta i Inetnensive;' n not in ,i -oiif tml )iioneers dire; makes delightful effervescent i vsday evening at 'Hthia'-watFr drier which everyone should char'-h. Dr. it. H. :tnke-now nnd 'then to help keep their d demonstration of kidneys ch-an. ahd active. Try this: also ting. The Pioneers .keep up the wsler drinking, an no donbt demonstration oi you win wormer wnar oeeame or your r.Sl ; I several short talks m ! ki'lneu Irroulile .ntwl Wickafhe. fRy all i :. Ihe inorr.im of March mi-aus have vour physician examine your " kidney al teast lce a fear, . . MARC0LA Marcola, March 21. Miss Frances Rogers spent Sunday visiting nt Jeffer son. , ' - : Rl'rs. William' McBride and son Wil liam nnd Mrs. J. B. Lathrop were Tues day visitors in Eugene. Airs. J. a. Churchill of Eugene snent Mbnday and Tuesday at tho home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Irish. J, M. Holstrom and fum ly spent Sun day visiting Mrs. Holstrom's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Kirk of Dorena. Mrs. L. M. St rat ton and daughter Georgia spent from Saturday until Mon day visiting her mother, Mrs. Reeves of Eugene. Mr. and Ms. Bob Purcell were Sat urday evening callers, in Eugene. , : , .; Clias. Paris and family spent Sunday in Springfield. Mb). J. E. Holstrom and son John mo- tored to Eugene Friday. : .e. Fred Titus and family were Sunday , visitors in Eugene. Mrs. Titus remained for n few days. M'bh Mabel Mosby spent Saturday andv Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Mbsby of Cottage Grove. . . Mr. Sherman Spong of Salem and Mrs. Minnie Morria of Springfield visit-, ed nt the J. T. Miles home Saturday. There will be a big jazz dance at the 5L V. A. ball Saturday night. Mnsio by Itoaoh's orchestra of Eugene. Everybody come.; . , i i; i,"f';t'' ,-.' Mrs! Minnie, F'slier and Mrs. Nell Prhe were Thursday, callers in Eugene. Mrs. Vvi l)omtlas:of ri bokalt spend h)k' a Ccw d ies with her parents, Mr, oad Mrs. Ji.B. Latbrop. . v . -. i The Junior class of the high -school have began rehearsing on their piny, "A. Fortmiuite Calamity." which they bope-to-give some time in April. TOO LATE TO CLAOSirY FOR SALE 1 lhrge and one small truck, Ford, Chevrolet' and Liberty touring cars, also fresh cows. Phone 1049-R. M, mile from city on River road. , ,- - , . m27 . You Can Quickly Umber Up Sore, Stiff, Swollen Joints Even Chronic Rheumatic Swellings in Knee, Elbow, Shoulder or Finger Joints Yield to the Mighty Power ful Influence of J0INT . EASE. . t V' - It's here, right in town add every live druggist has it. ' - It's a low price remedy, to be sure, but that doesn't stop it from taking, the kinks, lameness or torture out of your troubled Joints. - Joint-Ease is the nnme, so called be cause It is compounded solely for tho. purpose of relieving all joint ailments. ... Just rub it on the tormented, fame joints and in just a few seconds it will penetrate to tho bone and blessed com fort comes quickly. . . . It absorbs Instantly nnd Is so clean and slalnleBs that yon can rub it on often - and get thereby, results much - more-- quickly. 'when the joint is inflamed and ' the agony intense. 'Being ouch a powerful counter irf'- ' tant, it cannot help bringing speedy and ' helpful results in congestion, sore throat, ;" chest colds, lumbago and neuralgia much quicker than almost any remedy you can buy. ! '. .,"? .-v fr. '.-rJri But you must remember that U la for jplnt afflictions that it , is mostly dis pensed and its helpfnlness will aston'sh ' you after all ordinary liniments and other treatments have failed. .y a '. Auto & Fire Ins. O. N. McLean. ! 3 We are constantly adding new equipment ' thereby keeping our work up to the minute. BETWEEN 81 ft 9t ON OLIVE 1? PH0NE ,r 827 A Flaming Romance of Parii ; :7;giP0tA;NEGBl HFDRFRT BRENON. HOUUCTIOM THINK of a jiicturo with tho best of f,Tho Client" nnd "Tho Spanish Dnnccr". packed info one Hint's :."SliucIow8 of TariB." ' i Comedy - 'FAMILY LIFE" The Castle TODAY r and SATVRDAY " ' ! ' Continuous Performances Every Day ' ' 1 Jill i ."Ut - t I i. ?--'d i-' I Ml C ' -, SJil Utl..;J ' -I" (oib t .,' J.Vd is m iti' .-.,.. f, a tea
