The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 20, 1924, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTogG Six THE EUGENE GUARD AS YULETIDE GIFTS business unit llmt t-uu accurately de UTiniiie the vnlue of aiivcrtUirijr in loriiis of ilollaru uml criilg," nnyn i'rofcssnr Viiijrc, "Advt'rtixintf in the only im'iinu iy which thu iinxlurt fi.n lie mailn kuowu to Hit- puhlic ttt im HiiU'Hint'u went out. Whi'U ..1(MM) i npt'jit 1 011 iidvol'liniiig our; ;titr, iirni tlio net profit Im $mj.Oou, while the following yiar (he ut tr- iHiiaip iipiHuii-VJtioii ih incmihM t $XM ami ; prTiftt of I(M).(H() re- UuMs, the ( -h vttliie of th adver , jtiscniPiit ran fjf de(Tininf'd. "The fact that many firm lid The one family jiom'.ssinn w hich j ertUe in u proof that fldvcriisinjf evvry niPinbcr of the fHinily oiijoy i pa. h t lie pronf lies in the reMiItn from Itidiy to priindiua i t ho niilomo- i.itainrd lr firms which advertiu over bll Jt donsn't niHtU'r bo much if il'n flume that do imt advertise. " old or if it'n new, lonjt nw the 1 motor ruiiH JM'm dn in the year and Planes And Cameras ' Aid In Determining American Boundaries there is room for nil evcr.vhody'H happy. ' J!ut in Ppitc of the Rood tinii'H the (Vinily enjoy on Sunday excurtoiiH or ui-i'li end trim, there in usually one f!.v in the ointment the car dormi'l 'um.vh hei nil the equipment neeen- ry tfive the maximum of comfort '.'mI service. So tlere h the Pohtlion to your prohleM "What sliall wo give the Si-nnd-Si'8 f(tr (itristmoHV" (iive nr cisHoripH something that the entiro family will enjoy, not only for the time being, but for years lo come. iuh of every conceivabl I'D. How J.OS ANGKI.KM, lef. iweniy veuiureMome young Americans vh left here last May to aeek thrillH and take motion nicturis of wild urii jfals and MraiiRc peoplca iu out of the kind aro i wu-v "ooks of the Orient had to fiivu included in the offerinjts featured nt!lJN !1K'ir roiuiiMlic expiMiition wMhou' the Wet; tern Auto Supply company for the car owner. These gifts run the entire ranee of thine both use ful And ornamental for the adornment of the car. There ih such nn nrry of these iiceeHHories that it is ex tremely easy to aclect a gift flint in practical. The priceg too, are varied io that (hern in a Ptii table gift for every porketbook. It ih simply n mnt tor of selecting some article of equip ment that the car now lacks, no mat ter what this selection may be, it is certain that it will be appreciated auto accessory gifts always are. Among the most popular selections are such desirable gifts as moto meters, clocks, cigar lighters, rear view mirrors, windshield wings, vases, gloves, spotlights, horns, robes and luncheon sets. . s CHICAGO, Dec. 20. The vulley of the shadow of deatns ''becomes dark est ravines." Still waters become "icfreshiug waters and the "coin fort" of the "rod" and "stitlf" is left tut entirely, in a trunslution of the Twenty -Third .Psalm mado .by Uni versity of Chicago scholars under l'rofessor J. Al. i Smith. The work Is a part of a new trans lation of the entire Old Testament r.ow being prepared at the t'niver fatty. l'rofessor Smith's statement said tout the translation is accurate and tmit many portions of the testament Ld been completely rephrased in an el tort to preserve the original mean lug and the poetic quality of tho orig n.al. , , The translation of the twenty-third i.i.i.tii follows; ' i "Tlie I .oid is my shepherd, I shall i.ui want ; s "in green meadows Ilo makes me . . down; - 'To refreshing waters He leads i "lie renews my life. i "He guides me in safe paths for .:tn Hume's sake. "I-.Veu though 1 walk in the darkest ravno "1 fear no harm; for Thou nre with nie. i "Thou layest n table before mo iu the presence of my fori; ' "Thou nnointcst my head wilh oil; my cup overflows, ' "Only goodness nnd mercy wili fol low me all tho days of my life, 'And I shall dwell in Ihn .house of tho Lord down to old age." The book of Job and a third of the book of I'salnis havo bteu completed. J'rofesNnr Smith's announcement said, M.d the entire testament will be fin itdied in about a year and a half. . "Modern ucltolars today," the Hintement says, "have a more com plete knowledge , of the Hebrew lon pue than those of a hundred years ago.. Not only the l'salms but the other hooks as well are poetry of the highest and purest form. They r mtire accurate translation if the po etic quality is to he preserved." hiving seen a single wild animal out jf captivity or glimpsed any out of the way place but Smgnporc, was revealed by sever( of the party who returned here begrimed from stoking in coal holes or greased with much dishwashing in galleys. Headed by Carl 1'. Whither, said to have been a Hamuli baron, the adven turers planned to strike out from Singapore in search of an '"ape-man" with whose haunts Winther had be-1 come familiar in previous travels and r.fter photographing this missing link they hoped to reach the Island of little, where, they were told, they might witness the inhabitants' quaint custom of "burning a thousand bu bies" to propietate (heir gods. J lot el bills nnd other unexpected expenses at Singapore alu up all the expedition's fuuds, however, and be fore long the motion picture cameras ui.d other equipment had been confis cated as security for debt. Fever-ridden and "broke," the ad venturers were stranded for months in Singapore, finally making their way hack to the United States sing ly or by twos and threes. Most of i hem worked from port to port at menial tasks aboard steamers, ihose who arrived and told the tale being the last of the' returning expedition. "If airplanes nnd efficient cameras had been in use for map-making three quarters of a century, ago when Am-i-ricau boundary treaties with neigh boring countries were adopted and 'certain state iines were agreed upon, ! I'ncle Same could rest easier about the title to his old homestead,'' says ft bulletin from the Washington, 1. t, headquarters of I he National (e ipraph.c Society. "Jm-ideutally three generations of surveyors and map draftsmen would have been spared much fut lie tribulation, ami thousands tf dollars in litigation would have been saved." I The bullet n points out that a suit f'f many years' standing is before the Tinted States Supreme Court to de itermine the lorrect river boundary be i tween Neiv Mexico and Texas near 1 Kl Paso. ;nl that a similar problem concerning ih- ntcrnalioua) boundary between J exas an " Mexico along the Itio (irnnde liiver i lie attached i.v I'. S. Army pho.,, ' h w will snap aerial views of luc u ' territory. J Rivers puor Boundaries "Jtivers are popularly believed to constitute ideal boundaries," contin ues the bulletin, "since they make bold lines with one jurisdiction on one hank and another on the other. Livers that 'stay put' do make un- t urpanHod boundaries ; but unfort un- i.iug in their aecunt'micd wooded and rock-bound courses. ,t fllver Plays Tricks ' "Nut i with the Jiio (rande, which forms tl. inoHt extensive rivr boun dary of ihe United Stutes, and. save lor some 20 miles along the lower Colorado, const. tutes the only inter national river boundary in the South. This river, crossing numerous patches of alluvial valley lauds, keep Uncle Sun on pins and needles. He' can never bo entirely sure .during certain seasons whether he will wake any day to .find his supposed boundary jj'tirker where it was the night be- ioie. Lspei-tally m (his true where 1 1 i h inland a surveyed line has since leeu recognized as the international hi.uiidsry between the 1'nited States and .Mexico. Cultivate fields reach this line at many points. Jtecently i . S. customs officials brought Largos against a cotton farmer on ti'o island for importing cotton with out a license. The charges raised in nhe minds of most readers a picture of f,a lawless faruier-ifiniiggles .bring ing bad of 'bootleg' cotton across the line under cover of darkness. As a matter of fact the farmer bad inad vertently set his field fence Hsome t-ur feet south of the international iine. When he harvested his crop he u:erely followed the entirely proper routine of all his farmer neighbors in picking ninety-nine oue-huudredths of Iris cotton. lint when he plucked the lint from the row or two nearest the fence he ran foul of the Federal cus toms laws and technically became a niiuggler. "It is in this valley from Kl I'aso southward for some, tiO miles that Un tie Sam, with .Mexican eo-oorntion. College Women Who Drive Cars Said To Be Rapid Thinkers Saturday Evening, DocomW, 20, lno4 the river approaches the Culf of will try the experiment or plioto Mexicu and whe e the accummulation graphing his border from airplanes. f waters from its long drainage busin It i believed that a photographic makes spring floods cut irresistibly record of the river and its near-by across hind. Uurins and ranches ' landmarks will be invaluable in the r.ave thus been shifted over night from American to .Mexican jurisdic t cu and vice vers:?. I in the rich alluvial valleys exteud ii g for miles ubove and below Ul i'uso iu. river has u.al equally marked vaguiit-b .a iv p ist, but changes are few njv because of the conirol of flood waters only a shorl distance .:bove the city by the huge 1-Jepliaut ibitte Uam of the U- S. Keclaniation Service. Uroiu the city of Kl l'aso 1 northward for n-pprnxi mutely twenty! miles the lCio (irande forms the at-Jy there r .tmup or part ,.f I ,.ollm.lrVi theoretii-ally, 'between T fuMire. Any disagreements as to . iianKeH in the riverVan eijaiiy he checked either by tneasitrin? from the locations shown in the pietnre !nai or liy n!ipp:nff new iicttires and o.mpurini; theni with these of WASHINGTON. Iee. 'JO. A col leee woman thinks faster than a col- lege man while driving an automobile, but a taiiiub chauffeur think, faaiest of nil. This was indicated from series i.f tckta described here by lr. K. A. !oss, before the annual convent.on ot the Nntiouul Civil Service lteforin liaeue. He told of a civil service ex Qiuiniitiou for fhuuffcur.1. t'olleRe ftttldeuttt nnd rofeSHional takicab 0)1 crators'are used. Two revolvers were mounted on the underside of Uie riuiuinKbottrd of an auto. One wnH fired by 111 ex aininor iiulliuK a wire nnd the other was fired xutoinatii ally by the appli ti.tion of the breaks by the driver. The test was to dettrmine how ly the drivers' brains got' In motion 10 stop the ear after heuring the first .shot. The average time of all was around a half second. It took .5!K of a sec ond for a college man's brain to tel egraph to his foot, resting on the I rake pednl. but it only -look .!m!) of a second for a college woman's. It enly look .41.'! of n second for the tnxicab driver's. BUDGET 1925 FOR LANE COUNTY, OREGON Nbw ut this time on the Eth day of December 110. committee for I.un County, Oregon, consisting of'th ,' ,ho bMsct Court, nnd W. C. Washburne, (ioorgo O. Knowles ana iv n() cuotv iiunmifu ivi.v..w.. .,u, ui uine County n. "leens the followU'K estftnulea ot the amounts of mnn tnawJ the followljig estnnulea 01 tile amounts of money nr ' naka raised by taxation for the' ensuing year, Including , posel to be tue pniouoie iccpitun ui un vuuiuy irom sources Mthoi. 7k 01 0! taxation upon the real and personal property in ., !,an "lirect InK the period for which said tax is to be levtr.i .ctlm dur. nf nil balances on hand In the fundu nf 0-1.1 . ' u 'he - w 1 BUIU tuuniy ..1.1 will V,o nimlo lJ Efforts To Form Government Put Off Till Jan. 5 them that wander, so to speak, all vcr the geographic lot; and more ex i.rtporulinR and unsatisfactory houn (iries hardly could be devised. Such are streams flowing between low banks through broad, flat, ulluvial vul ii ys, especially in senti-aivl regions where there is little veKelation to as sist in holding Ninruly waters to their channels. "Much controversy has arisen since the creation of the I'nited States over the water boundaries separating our territory from that of I'anada, from the St. Croix Jtivor atl the north- astern corner of .Maine to the Kainy is and New Mexico. Th s boundary is not the Kio tirande of to-day, bow iver, but that tif K"il) when the div Id ng line wax supposedly settled for all time. It is the disagreement over the loeati'Ui of this 'Itio tirande of IS50' that' bus brought about the pending suit between the two States in the I'nited S'ates Supreme Court. Texas contends that the old river bed lay near the western side of. the five-' mile-wide valley, 'While New Mexico asserts that it lay near the eastern j margin. ; Farmer Becomes Smuggler . Itiver of northern Minnesota, ihe i, "The vagaries of rivers when 111- v.-esternmost stream boundary along tcrnatioinil lines are nffeeted tmnie tl.e nortlien line. Hut the d:sagree- ' i'mes lead to queer results. South of rients have been over the selections j Kl l'aso the Itio Grande some years of these streams; onee agreed upon ago branched in the alluvial valley they hive remained fixed lines, run- Jnjl enclosed a large island. A(o - HKltLIN, Dec. L'o. (PJ Finding lliemselves unable to form a govern ment commanding n ICeichstag mil' jyrity, X'resident Kbert and Chancellor Marx agreed to d.scoutiuuv their ef forts until shortly before the Iteu-h-?tug meeting on January 5, the Marx Mresemunn cabinet meanwhile contin uing to function. lL is believed the most probable solution of Hie crisis is that the Marx government will face the Iteichstag, chancing defeat by the opposition. All the parties agreed to a political truce over the Jiolidays, us the ex isting deadlock held out no prospect uf any early solution. . Chancellor Marx reported the re sults nf his various 1 conversations to President Kberl, informing him of the uncompromising attitude in all party camps. The president agreed with the chancellor that it would be better to defer furtherMseussions until the ronvoentioii of the newly elected lteithstag, shortly after the new year. Meanwhile the Marx-Stresemann cabinet will carry on. LOOK for THIS NAME PLATE AJl BRKEL 4 WHITE I JT fcj ml qq NINTH AVE.. W. i .. ' Make Your Decision Now A business ptlucation is the biggest asset that a young man or woman can have, and yo.u can get it at the Eugene Business College. . Our regular winter classes will be organized Mon day, December !), and while new students are re ceived every Monday, it is much better to begin on the openiiig date. , The rates are reasonable and it's a good school, so bo ready to start . Monday, Dec. 29 or Monday, Jan. 5 Eugene Business College A. K. HUBERTS, President Phone GGG !)!)2; "Willamette St. Eugene,"" Ore. said levy will be made. General Fund j Advertising 1 AKi'ii ulturlst j Auditing . . ! Assessor . '. I Bounty Care of Poor Circuit, Court 1. i County Court j Court I House County Clerk I County Sheriff i County Surveyor County Treasurer County Fair Improvements j Coroner District Attorney Emergency " Thistle and Plant Insect I Fruit Inspector I Health Officer Indigent Soldier i Insnne I Justice Court Juvenile Registration and Elec tion School Superintendent. District Sealer Slaughtered Animals . . 'Tax Rebate Widows'. Pensions Retiring Warrants ... Roads and Bridges ... ftmnimt i 3.000.00 2,000.00 600.00 12.000.00 600.00 16,500.00 10.000.00 .6.000.00 7,000.00 14,310.00 20,060.00 6,685.00 3,395.00 , 2,000.00 1.500-.00 700.00 2.825.00 10,000.00 1.400.00 1,800.00 200.00 800.00 600.00 2,000.00 1,200.00 2.000.00 5.650.00 500.00 800.00 500.00 12,000.00 25.000.00 154,200.00 Treasurer Treasurer's salary Assistant '"' Postage and atationVrV Record books 7 telephone .. Premium Trcar, bond TOTAL J Assessor Assessor s salary ... t Two Deputies p $11000 per month... $2,640.00 Two Clerks $75 00 per month... $1,S00.00 hxtra help Kleld Deputies New Plats Tax Rolls ,' Field Sheets and 'Bind ers Transfers of Title".'.'.'.'.' Summaries and exten. sion ot Tax Roll .... Office supplies Telephone. telegrams' expressage, etc Advertising and ind dentals Premium on Bond 1.500.04 1150.00 70.01) 300.00 90.00 60.00 225.00 3,353.00 1,500,00 1440.00 200.00 200.00 440.00 330.00 2O0.00 750.00 300.00 110.00 200.00 TOTAL '...$327,825.00 Clerk Clerk's salary $ : . ', pH0mjffefeSfi I i 18O8 I I .WP sisiSii S 1 ' 837 1 1 J?1GHT S I PEARL ST. I Qj I jjUiiyilUSI ft Yon can trust tho buying iwement of our Auto- B i guiae mc quality 01 our iq supplies is ace high. And gj we have priced everything H from oils to tools at a fig- B 11 n it 1 11 vArtntrii 1 'm oe km 1 Employee $135.00 1 Employee 110.00 1 Employee (Ti 100.00 1 Employee (ii 93.00 1 Employee (0) 90.00 3 . Employes 85.00 1 Employee 75.00 1 ' Emergency Blanks and forms, books Legal blanks and forms Stationery, supplies, en velopes Typewriter exchange, repair Stamps and express, etc. Bond premium . . . . 1 . . 2A00.00 1,620.00 1,320.00 1,200.00 1,140.00 1.OS0.OO 3,060.00 900.00 200.00 C00.00 200.00 700.00 137.50 100.00 52.50 TOTAL Court House Janitor and lawn $ Water, light and fuel..' Insurance, repairs, fur . niture and supplies . . 3,000.0, TOTAL pJJ School Fund County Schools $146 39; u High Schools ;6;6MM Jr"?ra7 1.36SM School Deficiency Levy 3.000.04 TOTAL ..; $ 14,310.00 District Attorney Postage .$ 150.00 Stationery, blanks, etc. 275.00 Telegraphs and tele phones ... : 200.00 Railroad and auto fares 200.00 Deputy and stenogra- pnor 1,800.00 Miscellaneous 200.00 TOTAL General Roads McKenzie Eugene-Florence Ferries Eugene City .... 'Road Districts . . Bridges Maintenance .... Emergency Equipment ., J227.355.JI and Bridges $ 20.000.00 30,000.00 . 4.000.00 .- 8.000.00 1 57,000.00 . 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 . 5,200.00 TOTAL $ 2,825.00 Sheriff Sheriff's salary $ Wages for regular and special deputies in Law Enforcement De partment : Traffic officer ......... Upkeep of automobile, travel, prluting, books -and -general office ex penses, telephone and telegraph Jail Board of prisoners and ( jail maintenance .... Tax Department Wages for regular dep uties and assistants. Tax receipts, envelopes and postage, printing materials, carbon, sta tionery, bond for sheriff 2,000.00 4.300.00 1,450.00 2,150.00 TOTAL $154,200.00 Market Roads Bridges: $ lo.ooo.ot Maintenance 30,000.00 Gimpl Hill 2,00000 North Fork , 15.COO.OO Not! West , 6.000.00 McCollom Gap ,. 8:800.00 Mohawk 6,500.00 Hawkins Hill ,....,, 3,00000 Mapleton 6,000.00 Junction Long Tom . 10,000.00 Crow Vaughn 6.000.00 Lost Creek ............ 3,000.00, Deadwood 8,000.00 Indian Creek 1,700.00 Emergency 10,000.00 TOTAL ..... $12O,o6o.00 Amount from State ...$ 60,000.00 Match money from , County ............ 60,000.00 3,000.00 5,785.00 1,375.00 For Your Protection Hirer WITTfci Ahrottllnff.iovernnr Lnmnt beara the lUmp ef Its maker, "W1WK" fur over 40 jf that nam hat meant tha I tandanl of economical, tlepcntlable power. I Inaliit that you aoo the Wiri'ti-ft real ALL I rUltl'OSKenalne that burnt keroieiie, Roa jollne, dlitillateor Now at a price within ' the if ach ot everyone. Eaulpiietl with the i famous WICO Marnetoanri ouirintrml for a life-time ever 100,(XX)uitere alt over tho world aaj "jNoeniriiio can wurk like the Wl l'lU" i Alt HMi 2 to 35 Her-Pout (.rpj;on Agricnllnnili Cnllrxi, Cor Vrtlli8, Iter. IU (SioiiiiI.) A Roml ji'Jvcrtisrturnt miqiM'stionnM)' piiytt l'i r ItHclf, n!prs II, T. Vane, profc ii r uf ndvrrlifii)(f mul Ri'lliug ut U. A. C. 1 "a ut CherliiRlon nf Iltirvnnl uui tcinity, tta'nnlitm to l'rofcsNtir Viiih', gives tltti fnllowinir oxtnupli' (it illna iiHlo tlm vn I no of ixlvrrtisinit: Tlio St. ,lnnil Oil (Mtmpiiny Mtnit 7o(MHH) h Piir for mlvortixiiij;. I'p iit Urn clctith of the liond of Ihu firm, it lmvyrr who IioIIommI monry Hpciil lor Hrlvrrtining wan a whsh-, wiih p-pointr-il truloo of ilic rsiHtc. Hi in I'lipnrp on thr widow and on (lit firm (HultM in ttio iliM-nntiinitHio of nil irdvcrtiBmu. In fmir yriun tlu iinr(H nf the funnrrly protirroon (iHorn vcrc nh for $10,mo, t,r. a" Mr. ' hrrnRton fxprchod it, ''wcro Knld f'-r junk." "'1'he ninit ordrr Ikoip in ilm onlv jVELTUM & CLOW MFG. CO. 2nd nnd Blair TURKErSHOOT JJ g The hig shoot of the 21st will lie indoors at Club K'conis. Also, ouch ' I'voning. Try our now gun, anybody enn shoot it. The ladies are invited to help fill Christmas Stockings Monday Evening Tree for All Kiddies 3 P. M. Wednesday Afternoon the 24th At ELKS CLUB CHRISTMAS CHEER illllllHI IIMH 3 I ' III I III l ' ' TOTAL ....$ 20,060.00 Surveyor Surveyor Deputies and assistants Mileage and expenses. Office supplies ....... Road Viewers Chalnmen Hcstorecl Corners 2,100.00 1,800.00 1,000.00 S00.00 400.00 600.00 85.00 Closed Car Comfort at Low Cost CHICHESTER S PILLS to rt.i. A.k frill. in pi-Tl MAUttn IlltANl) 111.1.,' Till l Mr4 r4 V14 mwiik Ni ft, tMiril vita Blue ftibhoa. Take mm mf vmp a-TFH .A. fnf MA rn known ti Bnl,$mt. Ahntt X1itl M SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EYtRVNHlRf The Eugene Bakery Co., Inc. Sincerely wishes its many patrons and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous New Year For the cominff year we hooo to serve you better, and get better acquainted with the good people of Eugene and yicinity. Located at Gray's Cash and Carry Phone 136 The Foundation of Success A Hank Account enables you to take mlvimtajio of opportunity at the lioldon .MointNit. It protect yoif ngn'mst tlio cmer--goncii's of Life. It' establishes credit, nnd credit is nn asset. i If you have no account with us, wo cordially invite you to open one. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK The Bank of Service EUGENE LOAN & SAVINGS BANK The Bank of Savings Chevrolet cars are ideal in winter because they provide ,. full weather protection and comfort and because, with the famous, pow erful Chevrolet motor, they can overcome .the mcst difficult of win ter road conditions. Big volume production and the great re sources back of Chev rolet have made it pos sible to provide these car comforts to thous ands of people at a' very low cost. And - with this econ omy of "price, Chevro let provides a quality of which you may well be proud beautiful bodies, modern stream line design with crown panelled fenders, tires, and upholstery of fine material and perfect comfort. Its low cost "'piiance is fully in accord with its low price. Come and take a ride with us in a Chevrolet. De Luxe Tourlnfl ......$780 Superior Roadater .... 617 Superior Tourlnfl 63S Superior Utility Coupe 623 Superior 4-PaSienger 'Coupe gi6 Superior Sedan 990 Prlcet f. 0. b. Euo-.ris. B. F. GOODPASTURE Cor. 7th and Olive Eugene, Ore. Phone 120? TOTAL 6,685.00 School Superintendent Superintendent ....:.. 1,800.00 Superintendent's ex penses 300.00 Assistant superintend ent and expenses 1,600.00 Stenographer 1,000.00 rostage." stationery and printing ,.t 350.00 Institutes 100.00 Eighth grado and Teachers' exams. , . . Telegraph, Telephone and miscellaneous ... Truant officer i. TOTAL $120,000.00 Special Road Diet Levlei Dlst. Mills. 10 10 g ( S 10 5 5 5 10 10 ( 10 10 10 10 10 5 3 S 1 3 5 6 12 17 18 19 22 23 25 27 23 29 30 31 32 33 34 37 39 40 44 63 64 66 67 71 83 m.. 10 3 10 5 10 3 S City Levlei tr nA Vaifmata nnt AYaiUDlt, Eueene Water Board 21.6200 TOTAL, Clerk's Office Timber aqd Grazing Cottage Grove 250.00 Creswell Florence Port of Sluslaw S prln gf leld .... Cohurg $ 5,650.00 Junction City Estimated Receipt! 200.00 60.00 24,674.00 2,095 W 4,090.50 83.646.00 26,087.00 2,403.50 (,930.00 4,000.00 TOTAL H''0000' I -Notice Is hereby given that on December' 30th. 1924. at th no"' of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the court house In Eugene, w County, Oregon, Ihe foregoing estimates will he dtscus5d una c 'sldered, and the levying board will meet at said time and fla"' " , the resident taxpayers of l.ano County aro Invited to oe r""' i said time and place, for tho purposo of discussing the forejoi i proposed estimates. Patcd'Hccember 5, 1921. C P. BARNARD, ChilmiM, CLINTON IIURD, O. E. CROWE. W. C. WASH!) CRN, GEOHOE O. KNOWLES, WEI.RY STEVENS. S. B; FINNEGAX Machine Blacksmithing Auto Soil Trunk Tiros- Afttn nnd TriK'k Spring Wheels nnd Kims; Oxyneetyleiic Weldinjf "tt'u carry carbide in cutis; also blacksmith coai, and oxygen in tanks.