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Newspaper Page TextSaturday Evening, January 3, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Thro Niri The Eugene Guard EUCiEXB, OltK., JAN. 3. 1925. I subscription Rates: . By Carrier, yearly la advarce $5.00 I Hy Carrier, monthly' . .00 By Hail, Id Oregon, yearly 4.0U Outaide of State, yearly COO ! Foreign Representatives: Atlantic foam Ralph It Mulligan, SO East 42d St, New York. City. Middle West C. J. Anderson, 3 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. Pacific Coast M. C. Morgensen & , Co., 564 Msrket St, San Francisco. : Entered at 1'ostoffica In Eugene, Ore., as Secoud Class Mail Matter. Advertisers are requested to re port promptly to The Guard office any errors in their advertisements. Tat Gusrd will not accept respon sibility for more than ona incorrect laser i ion of the same advertisement. ' , Classified Rates: On Insertion lc a word fr'iX; insertiona 5c a word On month .. . 15c a word MJuimum advertisement 25c Telephone 0200 . NEW TODAY. I PETTEHSOX & McCULLY EXCHANGE FOB LAHGKll FARM 20 acres close to Junction City, all under cultivation, good family orchard and 2 acres of young prune trees, all fenced with wire and ; posts, good well with electric mo tor and pressure tunk, 7-room house, concrete fouudution, hot ami xrold water, bath, baru 50x50 aud woodhousc which is ulso used for garage, some machinery aud stock. Price $SO0O. SANTA CLAHA DISTHICT 0 .acres all bottom land and under cultivation, 120 bearing prunes and various kinds of other fruit and berries, small bouse and barn and other buildings. A fine place for gardening; price v-uly $;O0U, and ; will make easy terms. NEAR DONNA, 5 acres creek bottom land, all under cultivation, small house, good large barn, hen house and yard. This land is sub-irrigated and can be bought for $.100 with $200 down, balance on terms to suit, CLOSE TO BUSINESS SECTION yroom house including all the fur niture snd dishes aud rents for the present at $00 per month outside o( the owners rooms, it has double plumbing, one of the rare bargains at $3oU0. Can be bought on easy ' terms. ON WEST ELEVENTH, store front and 4 rooms and breakfast nook in back of the building. This is a bar gain worth looking up. Price $2050 terms. EAST SIDE BUILDING LOTS AVc have some of the choicest locations . 'on' the East side, also some very . fine lots on the, West side which Wo can offer on very easy terms and if you want a good building lot, the sooner you will secure it the , . cheaper you will buy. Good loca . tions are getting scarce and prices are. raising on good lots. SEE US, for business investments, loans and insurance. PETEKSON & McCULLY " FOR. SALE 1024 Model Maswel! ' Club Sedan, lots of extras, disc I wheels, good rubber, idenl condi : tion, run only a short time. If you ; want- a good enclosed car don't miss ' this one. After you have tried this one out you will bc surprised at the , price. G. C. MOIIl CO., 1142 Olive St, Phone 101M. j0 500fi CASH will handle an invesP ment that the returns from the properly will eventually pay for. See special display ad. on pnge 5. DENNIE J. KOUPAL, 700 Will. 'r j5 FOR SALE Registered Jersey bull, reliable, gentle. Bargain. Address B. J. Lawrence, Junction City, Ore gon. Route No. 3. jS WANTED To .borrow $11100 or $2000, good aecurity. Phone 1014R or call 1304 Lincoln. jO FOR SALE Kilburn and Clark ra dios. Berry Piano & Furniture Co., : 740 Willamette. tf FOR SALE--Mny-Tag Electric wash- er. Free demonstration. Berry Pi- ano & Furniture Co., 700 Willam - otte. . tf BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE. like new, cost $125 will sell for $0 aa I have gone out of business. W. ! S. Anderson, Wnltcrville, Ore. jO FOR SALE Owner must sell below (J cost practically new bouse on west aide. Easy terms. For particulars address 1571, care of The Gunrd. tf 15 PCT. Gross returns on your in- vestment, best investment ever of- fered in Etigeue. See Special dis play ad. Tage 3. DENNIE J. KOU PAL. jo FURNISHED BOOMS for girls, ,: tcam-heatcd, reasonable. Sinie or . double; 1 block from University, v. 1251 Emerald. Phone 1053-R. jO 6-ROOM modern house to rent. Psrt ly furnished, $.',0 per month. Call 8unday after 0 a. m. or phone 1053-R. jO FOH SALE Infant's clothing, new and some slightly used. $7.50 ma- ternity corset, $3.75; like new. IMione 1S05-J. J3 TWO large housekeeping rooms, all furnished. Quiet place. Lights, water nnd phone. 17O0-R. 311 East 10th Ave. . j5 WANTED Woman to help care for Invalid in Marshfirld. Fair wages and good home to right part v. Phone 1053-H. jti FOlt RENT Ideal apartment for two, furnished. Downstairs. Private entrance. 331 W 10th. tf FURNISHED modern II -room houe. Furnace, fireplace, $75 per month. Pbone 1227-It. j.'i FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping. 801 Willamette. BtS-J. tf FOR SALE Stock buttermilk. 1 i cents per gallon. RL1DS DAIRY. tf FOlt SALE 2 doren Rhode Island ? "diets ready to lay. 857 Pearl, 'hone 221. j,", 1920 FORI) SEDAN; a bargain at $225. Ak for Mink, I-sne Auto. j5 CANARY BIRDS It SALE (icT Rollers, phone 1003-R. jd NEW TODAY SA.NJ HUGH REALTY COMPANY VERY FINE CLOSE IN ACRE SUBURBAN HOME Nearly new 8-room house. Bath, ce ment bssement aud built-ins. Good outbuildings. Everything as neat as a pin. All kinds of fruit, best of location. Price $."i(JO. Might trade for cheap land or city proivciiy. (S-351). CLOSE IN HOME $550 DOWN.. BALANCE LIKE RENT 7 rooms, very large living room with fine pressed brick fireplace. 4 bed rooms, and den. Lot llli:S by 100, garage and cement drive. A fine as sortment of shade aud fruit trees, paved St. Small payment down, bal ance just like rent. Priced down to bedrock. (N. W. ;S) MODERN 6-K.M. BUNGALOW Large living room and dining room in one, two fino bed rooms, built-in kitchen aud breakfast nook. Full cement basement and furnace. Very attractive design, fine neighbor hood. Price $ul50, 'easy terms. (A 225). A COSY LITTLE HOME New 4-room bungalow of late design, arrangement and finish. Builtin bath and kitchen, polished floors, wood work finished in gray, good lot, nice location in the edge of the city. Price $1850. Good terms. (N. V. MS). BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A well located BEAUTY PARLOR; service station and small grocery. A country store and a fine rooming house in Eugene. A GILT EDGE BUY 7 acres garden land close to Eugene, nice bungalow wilh fireplace, barn and fruit. Price $200, good terms. (8-530). SNAP ON 11TH ST. Plastered bungalow, 7 large rooms, full corner lot, paved St. Price $2050; assume paving. A GOOD WOOD TRACT 20 acres close to town down bill pull; about 2000 cords. Price $1500. SAM RUGH REALTY COMPANY 7th and Willamette. ju INVESTORS ATTENTION CALL ED TO SPECIAL DISPLAY AD. ON PAGE 5. Property offered for sale by DENN1E J. KOUPAL, 700 Willamette. ja WANTED Woman for general housework. 2 adults nnd infant. Ap ply between 7 and S in evenings or 10 and 12 Sunday morning. 1U54 Lincoln. Mrs. Carter. jG THREE LOTS on West Eleventh street. Will sell cheap fur cash; sidewalk and pavement in and paid for. Phone 1323-Y or call at 742 W 10th. i FOR RENT A Groom modern house, 212 Madison. Phone 2US-R or iuUress 301 7th W. jti LITTLE Airedale puppies. 300 W Sth. Please call 0I4-L. j'i ADDING MACHINE for sale or rent. Phone I IS, Mr. Townsend. j5 Nl RSI) will take rare of patient at home. Phone 173L-R. tf WANTED Situation WOMAN wants cooking in fraternity or sorority house; good references. Address care Guard 0000. jG YOUNGLADY wants .position .as bookkeeper or stenographer; .has six years' experience. Can furnish references. Phone 374-J. j3 CHIMNEY SWEEP Furnace clean ed. Phone 1002. jS WANTED Housework, dny or hour. Experienced. Phone 780-Y. tf FOR SALE Miscellaneous SPECIAL 42-riECE DINNER SETS' Forget Me Not Pattern ...$6.S3 Blue Line Pattern $6.85 Gold design $6.83 Old Rose design $7.85 Queen Ann Design $13.85 Johnston Bros. Pattern. . .$14.25 52-Piece Bavarian Sets.. $22.50 C II A R LET'S Complete Home Furnisher 03 W 8th Phone 1122 tf HOUSE EQUITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD AND EXCHANGED If 'you have bought a house on the monthly payment plan nnd wish to sell or exchange your interest, aee us. We are headquarters for exchanges of all kinds. Autos for Houses and House! for Autos. City for County and County for City. Land in almost every state in the Union for exchange. A. V. CLINK Phone 1077 Room 23, First National Bink Bldg. Jl0 NU BONE COliSETS-371 W 7th. Phone 21)41,. Mrs. Irene B. Cros ier. tl THE STOVE UOSl'lTAL We buy. sell, repair nnd exenange all uin.is of stoves, ranges and heaters. 2108 Washington St. Thone 1552-R. tf PIANOS taken in trade tor phono graphs without extra payments. Seth Laraway Music Store. tf USED PHONOohAPHS, Victor and other standard makes at genuine bargain prirea from $15 up, easy terms. Laraway Music Stores, tf FULL BLOODED FOX TERRIER puppies for sale. 1201 Emerald St. jS Jerry On the Job Ua.TMAT SHlFP GOUT (llGHT 4 A UJT OP Late. 7 ret j.j ,A ; LET'S SWAP! FUR SALE OR TRADE Fine large safe. Write or rail 282 E Hth St. tf FOR SALE Miscellaneous USED PIANOS, standard makes, good condition, aa low aa $200, easy terms. Laraway Music Store. tf BICYCLE FOR SALE or trade. 672 11th Ave. W. tf WHEN you huilr. you rhome buy your concrete, gravel and Kind from Wil fert Sand & Gravel Co. All kinds of ciushed rock. Phone 3SU. tf FURNITURE FOR SALE Dining set, Oeen Ann style; brass bed. springs and mattress; 3-4 steel bed. maple dresser; chiffonier; electric heater, etc. Call at 1105 Oak St. )5 FOR SALE Violin and bow. $0.00. 1-tube radio set giving good vol ume and distance, complete $10.50. Room 0. 137 E Uth St. j3 WANTED To sell fresh and cured meats. Live and dressed poultry at PaldwinMarket, 775 Monroe St. Phone 200. tf OAK Oak wagon material, oak rolls, timber for friction blocks aud boat building. ILL1HEF. MILL AND MANUFAC TORY Oakland, Oregon. fl COAL FOE SALE Peacock Rock Springs, beat grauea of Utah coal nnd GascQ Briquets. RAINIER COAL CO., 15 E 7th St Phone 412 ORGANS, used but entirety overhaul ed at special prices of $25 and $35; Laraway Muaic Stores. tf UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER No. 5. Good shape. Terms. 572 11th Ave. V.'. FOR SALE Real Estate i'y 7U-acre farm, a"xut 25 acres In cultivation family orchard, good house and barn, chicken houses and parka, with plenty o? other out buildings, irrigation system with lots of water. Scboo! house on the place. Pbouo 153U-L or address J. T. KNIGHT, kOll Aloer St tf DO YOU WANT a Ranch? R. C. PETERS, Auctioneer has it Call at 32 West Sth Ave. tf FOR SALE Farm Products BABY CHIX Tancred strain, guaranteed strong and healthy: From trapnested two and three-year old hens. Visitors welcome. G. N. Bryant, Junction City. tf FOR SALE Msgoon and Marshall strawberry plants. Inquire V. H. Howe, 840 High street. tf FOR SALE Stock FOR SALE Registered Guernsey bull. King of the May breeding. Well broken. Trice $100. Ross Hus ton. Eugene, Ore., Crow Stage. FOR SALE Wood WOOD Second growth fir. Cut about 30 days. $6 per cord deliver ed. Phono Springfield 10. tf WOOD CHEAP Old growth thick, bark), slab and smnll timbca mixed. Delivered where truck ean i. Best cheap wood on Eugene market Phone 1878-J tl BUY WOOD irom toe nun that cuts It. Body fir, 16-in., $8.60. Oak, 4-ft., 7.60. W. J. Scbaren. Phone 23F4. tf WOOD Now is the time to buy. Body maple, ash, fir and oak. 4-ft, and 16-inch. Phone 44 O R. Hewitt and Johnson. ti SLAB WOOD FOR SALE, dry or green. Carload lots. A. M. MAT LOCK, Veneta, Ore. j3 WOOD SAWING- G. Bauer. Phone 420-J. tf FOR RENT Houses FOR RENT 6-rootn house at 1574 Oak St. $25 per mo. W. J. LICHTY 32 E. 8th Ave. tf FURNISHED modern 0-room house, I' umace. fireplace. $io per month. Phone 1227-R. j2 HOUSE FOR RENT 3 rooms fairly close in, $20. Phone 1330. jG FOR RENT 4-room furnished bouse wilh bath. 112 E nth. tf HELP WANTED Female GIRL WANTED as billing clerk and helper on books In wholesale house. Must be a good typist and have smo ifbility in shorthand. Do not apply unless you can write a good letter. Address 0000 care Guard. J3 WANTED Housekeeper of middle age for family of three. Address 0016 care Guard. tf WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply mornings or evenings. 073 10th Avenue W. j.j HELP WANTED CLERKS, IS up. Excellent salary. Exam. Feb. 21, for government po sitions in yotir state. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, write It. Terry (former Civil Ser vice exsminer) 1S74 Barrister Bldg., Washington, D. C. AGENTS WANTED GUARANTEED Pure Wool fit to Purse and Measure; $50 suits $2.1.85. Commissions should run $!H) weekly. We deliver, fit. collect, Crane-Kent Clothes, Cincinnati. jlMO Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED Working partner on ram a; $1000 required. Gopd oppor tunity for right man. Care Guard 0101. j6 CHILDREN to tske care of In my home. Best of care. 102S Madison. tf WANTED Practical nursing. Phons 60F-12. , tf WANTED Practical nursing. Exper ienced. 780-Y. tf FOR SALE Used Autos USED CAR SALE We have reduced our price on all USED CARS. Now is your oppor tunity to by Don't delay. Yes, they are rebuilt, guaranteed aud cerry a 1025 liceuse. A sampic of some of ..the Bargains Follow. DURANT COLPE 4-passenger. like new, 1023 model -.$308 DOWN STLDEBAKER COUPE 1021, new paint, new tires, rebuilt $310 TOURING 1024, a bargain just broken in at ..-..$220 DOWN CHEVROLET TOURING 1022. good condition. Buy this one for $110 DOWN FORD TOURING Lots of miles cheap in this one for only $30 DOWN FORD DELIVERY Good car at junk price. Pay only ..$15 DOWN OTHER CARS BESIDES THESE TO CHOOSE FROM Your old car cheerfully taken in as psrt payment.' LANE AUTO CO. Phone 166 Pearl between 8th and Olb tf WANTED To lake care of children afternoons and evenings. 825 E 13th. Phone 1307-Y. jO FOR RENT--Apartments FOR RENT 2-room apartment, plenty of hot water, furnace heat. No children. 530 E 11th. tf FOR RENT Light housekeeping .rooms furnished. No childron. Call 141 W Olh. tf FOR RENT Unfurnished apart ments and small house. Phone 100R 1675 Fairmount Blvd. j7 APARTMENT FOR RENT' Phone 224 or call at S57 Tear) St. tf TWO furnished apartments for rent; one of two rooma and other three rooms. B'urnace heat, baths and modern conveniences. Prices $45 snd $35 respectively; No children. 280 8th Avenue East. (One block east of Osburn hotel). f FOR RENT 0-room unfurnished apartment. Modern except heat Close in. $20 per month. Water in- ' eluded. Phone 5F12. tf FOR BENT 3-room furnished flat close in. No children. Call 121 W 8th. I - tf FOR RENT Two partly furnished and one furnished apnrtment, 823 Pearl street. Phone 508. ' J8 FOR RENT Rooms FOR RENT Large room for 2 uni versity women or women teachers. 2 blocks from campus on Elev enth avenue east. 'Steam heated. Small dressing room, hot and cold water in room. Large south sleep ing porch. Telephone. All nicely fur nished. Can easily accommodate e three girls. Reasonable rates. Phone 1200 or 417-.J. tf FOR RENT Large room for 2 uni versity women or women teachers. 21,i blocks from campus on Elev enth avenue east. Steam heated. Small dressing room, hot and cold water in room. Large south -sleeping porch. Telephone. All nicely furnished. Csn easily accommodate three girls. Reasonable rates. In quire Guard. tf LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, COMPLETELY F U,H N I S II E D SLEEPING ROOMS AND SMALL APARTMENTS AT MATLOCK'S HOTEL, 8TII and WILLAMETTE tf FOR RENT Furnished aleeplng rooma in private family for 1 or 2 young men. Phone Springfield 120-J. tf FOR RENT Rooms especially desir able for business men. 234 East 11th Ave. Phone 1110 It. jl2 COSY ROOM Closets. $2.50 per week. 572 11th Ave. W. FOR RENT Sleeping room. 432 W 11th. Phone 338. jo I OH RENT 2 furnished housekeep ing rooms. 815 High. tf HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent. 1227 Onyx. j6 KTo Sm6a lu y To.SrAaf,iiic BOARD AND ROOM GOOD board and room. $30 per month. 70S E 15lh Ave. jlll LOST LOST Brown handling on Villard street or Franklin Blvd. Leave at Guard office. Reward. j3 LOST A bay gilding weight about xi.ui. loll Hroiler Bros. 8U W 8th j5 WANTED To Buy For second-hand furuiture and tools. We buy eve-yti.ing. 8AM KLBENSTKIN FURNITURE STORE Phone'638. 85 Eighth Ave. West WANTED Will buy worn out Brus sels snd wool ingrain, carpets. Fluff Rug Co., Thoue 401. tf WANTED Poultry, eggs and veal. Phone 416. tf Business Opportunities ''OR SALE Rooming and apartment house, 23 rooms, 4 year lease. Will sacrifice for cash. Elite Hotel. Springfield. tf . MISCELLANEOUS IMPORTANT Magnetic and Electric Healing is known to heal all kinds of sickness. 1 make a specialty of female trou ble. Lady Doctor. Sill Willamette St. Phone 5SS-.1. fl BRING your work to Hoffman's where the best of workmanship costs uo more. Watchmakers -Jewelers, 7lK Willamette. tf MARCEL AND BOB (.'URL. 75c Open also evenings and Sundays. Gay Thompson, 301 W 11th. tf MATTRESSES made over with or without new ticks; can be returned same day; new mattresses any size. O'Brien'a Mattress & Upholstering Co., phone 30U, 3111 E Sth. tf ANY girl in trouble may communicate with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Army at the White Shield Home, 605 Mayfair Ave., Portland, Oregon. tf THE NEW CITY BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR. Hair cut 35c; children 25c; 882 Oak St I. O. O. F. Block. tf C. D. JOHNSTON, CONTRACTOR Stwer conuectione, septic tanks, drainage. Telephone 1540-L. tf M. O. WARNER tuies, repairs pianos. 45 years. Phone Applegate Furniture. tf PHONOGRAPHS REPAIRED, any makes worK guaranteed, prices reasonable. Lart.way Musio Stores. tf Rubber Boots and Shoes patched and half soled. EUGENul VULCAN1Z 1NG WORKS, 057 Oak St Phom 1020. ti DRESSMAKING ana remodeling at your homo or at mine. Phone 17311! tl NURSE Practical, Phone 62-F-6. experienced. tf WOOD SAWING Phote 734-It If SARBACHEH. tf FOR GARBAGE HAULING phone 1102. i tf FOUND FOUND 1 gold wrist watch, 2 gold rinjs. Phone 1IH0-R. j5 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY " PROPERTY $14.14 per month will pay for $1000 in 00 months. About $16.00 is total expense of obtaining loan. EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY S7't)th Ave. W. Phone 007 Eugene, Ore. tf MONEY TO LOAN Equitable money to loan on city prop ertj. No broke sago charged. ROBT. PRESCOTT CO. REALTORS 1047 Willumctte St FARM LOANS No- commiaaion or appraisement fee. LOW RATE W. J. LICHTY. 32 Eaat 8th. tf MONEY TO LOAN I hove money to loan on good farm or city prop erty. W. B. COOPER, 605 Willam ette St., Phone 040. tf LOANS PLENTY MONEY. City and Farm, kwest interest rule. F. J. Berger. 63(1 Willamette St. tf NOTICE OF CONTINUED VAX- PAYERS MEETING Please lake notice that the taxpay ers meeting for the City of Eugene, Oregon, railed for December 20. 1024. at the hour of seven o'clock p. of that dny, was duly adjourned to meet on the fifth day of January, 1025, at the hour of aeven o'clock p. at which time taxpayers may be further heard as to any matters per taining to the proposed budget and tax levy for the t'ily of Eugene, Ore gon, for the year 1025. GEO. A. GILMORE. Cily Recorder. o.l706-Sat-j3 SUBSCRIBERS Who inlsa their Evening Guard can have one by special do llvcry the same evening If thny will call 1200 BEFORE 7:30 P. M. I hu.s,sl92S-!i) m NEWS ABOUT AGRICULTURE AND LIVESTOCK Up to Date Information to Help Develop Progressive Farming S! ! ISVIEW EXPRESSED Orrnii ran gmw (lux her of a PiitPiitr iVncth hiu! tr.Mi(;i!i of fiUr in Inrpo quantities mu it would prove j profitable cash ei'op for ninny I inruis in Oregon, thinks ti. U. llvslop bend of farm crops at the experi ment station. The J it'll soils hiuI m.iisf cool clim ate of (lie Willamette valley are fav orable for flux it'owiiitf. Market eon- , (lit ions at the present time are ex -! tremely Bm.l, as ltussia, w hii-h nor mally produce S.t per mil of the world's supply, is disorganize.! and produeing very little wit li no relief in sight. Flax has been sucoessfully grown for some time in the vieiniiy ' of Salem, -1000 acres being raised last year. Mot of this was retted at the stale penitentiary, altlnmnh there are small retting plants at Turner ami Staylon. The fiber is sold in widely scattered markets.. One carload was sent to l.elfast, Ireland. SonV of it is sent to California for ue in n spinning mill. Much lias been said about this qua lily, hut there is no doubt that when flax is planted rijchl it shows a fine lencth and at rencth of fiber, (liven right care in harvest ins and ret tine, the flax fiber will compare with the very finest in the world. Flax grows well on soils ranging from sandy loams to heavy clay loams. In the Willamette valley are hund reds of acres of land that ore suited to the nop. It is not injurious to the s)il. as many farmers believe, but it should have a regular place in the cropping system. Rotation with other crops will keep down diseases, even though they are not nearly so serious in -Oregon as in most flax raising regions. To Himinnte the foreign flaVors so often found in market milk, Oregon dairymen nro studying the correct earn of cowa and milking toots, (.'lean, well flavored milk nnd cream means money in the producer's pocket, ne cording to the dairymen at the col lege experiment station. Tho successful producers first of all consider the cow. Thny make sure that their feed and water are tho best, ns weeds or any feed with strong obnoxious odor tninln the milk. A number of these dairymen find that digestive disorders among their rows are frequently troublesome. This is caused by poor feed during the winter and then sudden change to fresh rank pasture. Milk i easily spoiled after it Is drawn if not handled properly. The best dairymen use dry hand ntilkinR. They also strain their 'milk and cool it to (10 degrees Farenheit or under. The mixing of morning's and night's milk has been found to injure the keeping qualities. All utensils used in the handling of their milk are thoroughly washed and sterilized in boiling-hot water. Tim "unclean flavor' often found In cream is caused by washing tho sep arator only once a day. Dairymen throughout the stale have .found that if proper rare is taken with the production of milk, there is no loss because of rejection of poorly flavored milk. The pocket gopher annually causes large oses to farmers of the North west rind especially tn the Willamette valley region. Onrdcn crops und such forage plants as clover are favorite foods of the gopher. Trapping this pest is possible and is fairly effective on a 'small scale but when much ter ritory in to be covered trapping is expensive and slow. A method of poiKonmg the Willam ette valley pocket gopher has been worked out by members of the 17. S. biologicul survey, the bait recom mended being 10 pounds of green clover leaves ami one once of pow dered st ivhiiine (alkalo:d). Follow ing are the directions for mixing and using the bait: Mixing the Bait Caiher the Hover leaves fresh from the field at a lime when the dew or moisture of any kind is gone. Wet leaves will not mix satisfactorily. If gathered hi the rain, spread them out in a dry place and allow water lo dry off. Avoid gelling gras or any foreign material ni xed H h the leav , jih they are ret gnud bait and will t.iUe up strych nine th tit yboiild go on the clover leaves, tluis reducing the. efficiency of the bait. Mix by spreading the leaves on heavy paper or in a tilit. box so as to keep the Mr, i Inline from sifting through, and sprinkle the tit ivclinine in the leaves from a pepper shaker and stir until tlwroghh ini.ved. t'l'he ba k of each leaf will be of a grayish color.) o iim mix nioro than can be put out in one day. Placing the Bait An amount con sisting of two or three dozeu leaves should o plarcd at eah point of fresh active ork. Hy means of a trowel open the system from the fresh ! mounds, until ou come within arm's) reaeli of the cross iiinway, and there j pl;ue the bail. Cover the opening! by placing a clod over first and park- j ing loose dirt so that all light is ex-1 elmlrdc. The clod will keep the; loose dirt from falling down mi your bait-1 The neeitt of your hand does not I seem to make, any difference in the results obtained. The runways should be left as near to normal as possible, any undue disturbance, may cause un satisfactory results. Light getting into t he system will cut dowu the kill considerably. " Caution All nucleatit'd utensils used in the preparation of poisons, and all poisou containers, should be kept plainly labeled and out of reach of children, irresponsible persons, aud livestock. Any unused bait should be burned. Egqs anti roultry Kggs, targe hen ....40c Kggs, large pullet t"c (lens, light 1 ti? Hens, heavy e Spring chickens lS(&"-Uc Buttorfat and Butter Quarters 52c Creamery butter 4JShi)50c Kuttcrfat 48fi5Uc Meat Market Steers fitfi'Gc Cows 2'Afftue Kwea 2(ft'tl.: Wethers OtrfilOo Veal, ligJit fane lOftrgllc Veal, heavy thin 5(VjiHe Veal, heavy and fat OCrfSc Pork, dressed 12fri 1 - lA Hogs, live . I) ViWtf - Grains, Hay Wheat, bu . $1.50 Oata, bu ,....WV Marley, ton $'" New oat vetch hay, ton .. $182(1 Old hay, ton $10ii;i Vegetable! Potatoes, local 2c Fruit Local apples, box $150(iji2 WOOL Valley wool - 40J55c PORTLAND PRICES POItTbANO, Ore., .Ian. It. Kkka, steady; current receipts 4(lc; pullets lO'jc; firsts UO&v; henneries 4 lc dv livered Portland. Itutter weak; rubes lower; extra cubes, pity 4t(c; standards 44 Vje; prime firsts 41 c; firsts 40c; under grades nominal; prints 411c; cartons 00c, llutterfut steady; best churning cream 45ftr(7c; net shippers track in zone one; 40c delivered Portland. Poultry firm; heavy hens 2.'!c lb.: light lOfrf 17c; springs 2(KVt22e; old roosters 10c; ducks, while Pekin 20 ffi'2lc. live turkeys 2:ic; dressed tur keys ;t2fV:t;ic; geeso 10c. Onions firm 2oc higher. $,J paid in country. Potatoes about sleady wilJi $l.Jo''f l.:t5 paid for Oregon stock. Nuts steady; walnuts No. I budded 2S'UfT:t0e pound; filberts l.VfflRc; almonds 27c; ltrar.il mils l.'lrtj.'l5c; Oregon chestnuts l.VrpTc. , FISCHER-SOULTS LUMBER CO. Gtli and High Thono 572 OAK FLOORING HAMMOND SHINGLES Wall Board Roofing Cement LUMBER and LATH nov VAnro-i 3 Undor Cover" Any L.cngtn t'i giabwood Oak 1 Body Fir Ath i-i Stcund Growlh Mapla y Manerud-Huntington n Fuel Co. ktJ II Wait 7th Phon 6SI The Youth Is Correct 8uT III 8ET Voiau Hoy8 steady: new clusters fuggtes l.Vultir; old crop noniinil. ( iis b.irk quiet ; new peel Sc pound; Oreg -ii grape root lc. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK I'Olt'i'l.ANO, Ore., .la,,. :t. Cattlo com pa red with week ago Ctiic to SI higher; ghe stock showing moat change; calves $1 to $1.51 higher; week's hulk prices: beef staars ijflUii S; top ,S.ti5; cows and Jieifers $l.50f.(i .$f.5ii; tops heifers $7.-5; top cows $tt-5; canners and cutters $J.5(Hn I; bulls $:..lV4; top otle; best Y.s'.t veal calves $loff 10.50; others $4.5D 5'S.5lt. Hog, receipts ;i,"f0; compared weJc asro $l.tI.Vi2 higher; closing we.ik. Week's bulk prices: desirable weight butcher $11..V 1J.'.5; top $12.5, f; ext reme top Friday SI 1.75; heavies and underweights $11.50 down; pack ink sows $!K' 10: slaughter pigs $10fJ It: feeders practically absent. Sheep, not enough arrived during the week to tet value, fairly pno iKi-pouud wooled lambs reached $15; heavies and culls $11; aged stock ab sent. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. .Ian. U.-s-WTiea bids : hard white, bluest em, baarti: $1,SS; soft white $1.7(1; western whito) $1.75U; hard winter $1.75; northern j spring $l.KO; western red $1.0!); B. It,' P.. hard wime If 2. ' Today's car receipts: wheat 37, barley 4. flour ',), corn 5, hay D. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Jan. H.Tbe Tbeatl opening, which ranged from 5-Sc de cliij to l-2e advance, with May $1.7tJ (ft $1,701,4 nnd .Inly $1.51 3-4 ff$1.5l: 7-8, was followed by an all-around ad-i vance to about two cents above yosj terday's finish. The close was easy but 3-4c to lViQ. net higher. May $1.77 't Ux 1.77 3-8 and July $1.53 1-S to $1.53 '4. After opening unchanged to 3-So. off, May $1.28 3-8 to $1.'8 1-2, the-j corn market scored moderate gains,' but soon eased back. Jl'he futures closed weak at 3-4o to 1M..C net decline. May $1,28 3-8 to $128 1-2. Oats started unchanged to 3-Se down. May 02 l-4c to 02 3-Sc ami (hen averaged lower. Provisions were easier. CHICAGO PRICES 'CHICAGO. Jan. 3. Wheat No. 3 hard $1.70; No. 3 hard $1.71 Vj. Corn, No.y-1 mixed $1.71firl.20; No. 3 yellow $t.2l 3-4tfi l.2L Outs No. 2 white UlGOe; No. 3 white 57Afft5N'i. Itye, no sales. Jtarley fl2f(!0c. Timothy seed $ll(f'7.15. Clover seed $25.75('f 33. Lnrd $10.35. Itibs $13.12. U. S. BONDS NEW YORK, Jan. 3. Lihertv tt 4 V s, 101.21: Liberty 2d I'.s, 100,22; Liberty 3d 4 4a, 101.4. Mangels nnd roots mny be used t good advantage as green feed for the laying flock, advises the state col lege experiment station. It may he necessnry to cducnte. the birds into eating them. It is important not to run short of green feed. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned administrator of the estatft of It. V.. Ilogue, deceased, has filed his final account in the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, and that Wednesday, Jan. 2Sth, HtL5, nt 10 o'clock n. m. of said day in the Court, room of said Court, nt Kugene, I.ano 1 County. Oregon, has been set as tho . time nnd place for hen ring and settle ment thereof. 1 listed this 27th day of l')ec, J. N. IlOtilJi;. Administrator. ' ALT A KINO, Attorney. No.l703-.Sat-dy-j21 CERTIFIED PUBLIC MOTOR CAR MARKET 519 Willamette Pliono 377 ' Ono Trice To All Today's Offering 21 Oldamoblle Four, 4 pass Coupe $675 2.1 Jott TourltiK $750 22 MhxwfII Tourlnc $575 21 7PnesenKer Hudson Sodan $675 23 Chevrolet Sodun .... $635 20 DodKO Iloadati'i' $340 21 Hniiy Overland $450 21! Kurd Touring $300 See our list of AS S ears at Klve-away prices." Wo trade and give terms 1925 Llcenae Free with each car purchased We nro, the exclusive Cer tified Car Market and we carry used cars exclusive. Certified Public Motor Car Market Howard Ackerman, Mgr.