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Thursday Evening:, January 8, ' Page Six XIIE EUGENE GUARD VICTOR 111 BATTLE NKWAlthVX. J., a.m. P. (4) Mickey Walker, wi'ltcnveiisht chaui phm of tlio world, would bh hnldiuir another crown loilay lied ho boxed Mlko Mi-Tigur, world's lijjli -lienvy-. weight i-huniiiion, in New York siale last night. Walker defeated the king of the 175 pounders in the opinion of newspaper men at the ringside, in n liilue J'J-roiind contest, hut the box iui: lawK of New Jersey forbid a de cision. As a result. Walker is still cliaiM.ic.ii only in his division despito the fart Hint he beat .MiTiiic decisively. Football is Same In all Sections, Says Walter Camp NEW IIAVKX, Conn., Jan. 8. Football as played in the east, mid dlewest and on tile Pacific const, Is ail practically the fame today, according to Walter (.amp, well known aula ority on the game, in an interview nulilished In the Yale News. Tlio in- tersectlonnl matches account for this condition, lie says. . Mr. Camp comineims the plnying of the Vale tenm of this year, declaring tJiat it was "marked by n gradual co ordinntion into the team play and ef fectircness without stars, which to my mind, is the highest credit to the conch and coaching statt. I "Notre Dame was like Y'ale," ho is quoted as saying, a well co-ordinnted team and dependent upon team play morn than upon stars." I Mr. Camp ia quoted aa favoring the change in rules proposed by Head Coach T. A. IX Jones, of Y'nlc, which ' would not permit a plajcr to return to the game. Hal H. Rasch Will Superintend Club I- rOJlTLAND, Ore., Jan. 8. Hal II. Itasca, well known local business mau 1 and Kportsmao, will be the new su 'nerintendent of Multnomah. Amateur Athletic club, succeeding 1'rcd U Carlton, who resigned recently to en gage in business, Itasch will assume charge at once. Huscb has lived in Portland since 18S5 nnd has been a member of Mult nomah club 20 years. IIo played on Uio Winged M foot ' ball team in 1801) and 11100 and also represented the institution in track, haskctball nnd gyjnnnstics. (By The Associated Press) Knutc Rockne'a galloping horsemen trotted closo to half the clrcuinfer enio of the enrth in quest of foot ball honors during the past season. 'J'hey visited, states in climates rang ing from 40 degrees above at rrince ton, N. J., to 00 degrees above, at Paaadriia, Oil. In winning 10 games from repre sentatives in every section of the country, Notre Dame traveled 10,500 Hull's. One sixth of the season was .q.eiit in Pullman cars. Three of the games Army. Princeton 'and Stnu- (ord take in railroad mileago of iiioro than U000 miles. c Kinil "Irish," Meusel, Olnut's out fielder, said to he sought by Hi'.' Krowns of Hie American league, is far from being waived out of Uie , National, nccording to officials of the New York club, Meusel has been men tioned as part of several trades this winter, but, according to Secretary Joe Ticrney, bo remains a full fledg ed member of the Oinnts' payroll, , Young Strllillng, Georgia Bchool boy light-heavyweight, will meet a formi dable foe in boxing Jimmy Delaney of St. Paul, a protege of Mike Gibbons, at Grand Iinpids, Mich., Jnmiady lit. Delaney made Gene Tnnney, Amer ican liglit-heavywelght champion, step at top speed to win ahnde decisions. Dflaney boxes with the same speed nnd puszliiig style that made Gibbons the phantom of tiie ring. Harold "lied" Grange, flashy Illin ois halfback, chosen for nil-American honors on all mythical elevens, with out a donht was the outstanding star of tho 11)'-4 nenson, In the opinion of Major John I Griffith, reforced a dosen guinea and talked with conch es from all sections of the country before arriving at this conclusion. He says Grange's achievement in scoria four touchdowus against Michigan on long, tiirilltng runs in leu than 1 minutes after the start of the game, waa the outstanding Individual per furmnnco of the season. ARMY COACH APPOINTED YVliST POIN T. N. Y .Ian. S. lie appointment of Captain John J. Mr F.wan as bead coach of the Army football team for the P.t-.l season was nnnounced here. lie has served hp bead coach the last two years. Geo. N. McLean, Insurance, 800 Willamette St. Phone 017. If I The TimH g-1 Ri- U',KorT f i GOIN6 OMCH rJ )J Etow-T Tetc M yaSee I T SfiTS , - - V "" ' V 1 DO YOU KNOUI TH . - ' i ( listcm' i'ue Gotafriendin 1 f ieTcGive voo a r-wrH" T about i that Concern. nova), HR what Gosh. I 1 half PKice. Business s kimp i Sou DO GO OVCG An' A5K foP- TVA 5 ( j $laCK. RlGHf NOW AN1 HE M16HT I "V LMR CLASK, ' F"N , I vyN Po fJETTerV r J f Vs.this is et-rvieP. clap1. , T71 What?!! 5Av. Pom t 8 rsolish! wac,wHAT I J WAS uDeR-we rJ we pont Cut HKices Fob. I -ck. ( Do YotJ tMpResfi6Niw$r. ; Artyoisej vAiyy, I Cqulpm r &sr J tj sj . yjJAH-r ? 1 vuASTM'eLecTKtcfSX voo a S(?oAwioPyNe ser peFoBC XTTT L J f fMOveuTy Shop, f Xr V J rvtAKCH if -i&J arFepcpi'Mce I JOkLX . soess cim in LCy crli faty 'nirifl nnmnr iinnrn . Ends aafi rouilry Eggs, large ben Eggs, large pullet 'c Hens, light lit Hens, heavy 20lc Spring chickens lSftJiOc Butterfat and Butter Quarters 5-c Creamery butter 4S4t50c Butterfat iSdiMe Meat Market Steers D0c Cow 85e Ewea 2t! Wethers 8l0c Veal, light fancy 12Q1-V4C Veal, heavy thin 5il8c Veal, heavy and fat B(jc Pork, dressed .13(0 13 Vic Hogs, live 10!ilOVic Grains, Hay Wheat, buBhel ,...$1.S0 Osts, bushel , 03; Barley, ton ,$30 New oat vetch bay, ton $-0 Old hay, ton $13 Vegetables Potatoes, local 2 Vic Fruit . Local apples, box $1.502 WOOL . Valley wool . 4055e PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Jan.. 8. Hogs steady; receipt 733 (470 through), , Cattle steady to 50c lower; receipts tlL0 (00 direct). Steers, good $7.50 f8.00; medium 0.i5(cf7.50; common $i.'loii: 0.5; cunner and cutter steers i.W(q,a.'S); heifers, good (830 pounds up) $0.O0t&0.75; common and medium, ull weights $4.00(5.0.00; cows good $5;-5i?. 0.00; common and me diuni $4.00fri.5.i;ri canncrs and cutters JL'.OOC(4.00. Others uncbangetl. Sheep Nominally steady; receipts 478 (over half on contract). - en PLAYS : SATURDAY By 3AM Wyj.DKItMAN . Hilly itclniinrt's ability as basket bull coach will receive an acid lest Saturday, when Oregon will open its season ngnlust Willamette in the ar mory, starting at 8 o'clock. Wtllum-, ctto has an experienced 'squad made up practically, entirely uf lettermeu. lteinhart, on the other hnud, lias 'only two experienced plnyersllobson and Gowans. Three and, perhaps, four of the regulars will be selected from last year's freshman quintet. As a whole, the team probably will be the lightest in both conferences Pncific coast and Northwest. ' Ted Gilleiiwiiters, basketball letter mail, will not join the team until next week. Ho nt present is attending a. fraternity convention In 4he cast. Oil- lenwaters was manager, of last year's squad. He had no inteutinn of play ing, nnd had it not been for Injuries to prnctically the whole fiiwt tenm, he robnhlv never would havo had a chain!1 to break In. lie did so well from tho stnrt that lie won 0 letter, and this year is a fixture nt guard. The basketball tenm suffered two casualties when the marks for the fall term were nulilished Inst week, They are K i in ink i, guard, and Flynn, cen ter. Itinehart banked on Klfinkl to be thc-riinning mate for Gillenwnters. Much also was expected of I'lynu, who was all-star center In the Portland high school league two ypnra ajfo.- The Tiny Shields fund wlll'rcaidi U f.. C'.IWWl 1, .,tt,,,,..n,l vti. terday in Portlnud by tho cnjniuit.tce III Clinri'. i 11. ji-k"j, b'icb ini- itor of The Oreguninn. gives Virg'I Karl, athletic director nt the univer- r, credit for originating the Idea, lile Karl Is Just ns modest as Greg ory, and gives all the credit to the Portland sports editor. Those on the "ins:dc" th nk the honors should be divided between them, who bit upon the idea simultaneously, lint why argue about the credit, so long aa Tiny gets the cash? v Mothers, Do This When thm Childrtn Cough, Rub Mutttroleon Throat and Chttf No telling how soon the symptom! ' may devrlop into croup, or worse. Ant j Ihen's when you're Rlad you have I jar of MiiRtcrolc at hand to givt prompt relief. It docs not blister. As first aid, Mtisterolc is excellent Thousands of mothers know it. Yot should keep a jar ready for instant use It is the remedy lor adults, too. Kc llcves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia headache, congrstion, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pains and aches oi back or joints, sprains, sore muscles chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mot her I MusteroU is also made in milder form for babies nnd small children.. Ask for Children's Musterole.' ' 35c and 65c, jars and tubes. End Rheumatism With Red Pepper Wlmii ti nrn uiifTmMiitr- witli rhiMi. innt irini nit von ran Imrillv art nrmind JuMt try KimI IV-iprr Huh nml you will linvo tlif iiiit'k'st re h el known, , ponrtrntinc hrnl nn rvt iHpiom. In- i KlHiit relief. .lUMt nn noon nn ymt iiiply Kvl IVppor Hub yon iYi 1m tiiiKliiB bent. In throe niimile it1 wnrtiiH the horo upol tbroiiRli mnl lliroiiRli. I'roes Iho blioi rirnilntion, hreiikn up Din mni'(tion ami tbV old rliriiinrttimii htrliire. in (one. I tow led Hel IVpprv Jtub, iimtle frmii ml peppern, i-ostx litllc M( nny , tlnnc hov inn ft jnr hi oiuv. I o it for hnnlntRo, netirilirt, bnekmlir, jtlff itork, mire miiscli's, robin in, I'hcttt. AlinoM inxtnnl rrlivf awnilw you. Hp toiro to (!(,t tlio Reimiuo, Willi till IIHIHf! HoWlOM OH fBl'll pRl'k- i .Should (hero be any openings In the United sStnteH treasury department, Secretary Mellon would not go wrong in cliotiing his man from tlio uthlctio department ut Oregon. Whoever nr ranged the foot bnl I Beuedule nt the univeraity certainly has a fine eye for business. The varsity should have its most profitable year in 11'J5 since football became a Hport there. The schedule can't be beat from a finan cial Htandpoiut. Games with Washing ton, (. A. C and California (should all be inouey-inukem. The school its particularly anxioiiH to get money in its ruffe th aa it will cost a 8inal for tune to count rnct ndditioiuil aeata to the gnwidHtiind. The Oregon-Aggio game Mhould drnvv 15,000 people here an it v. ill he the home-coming game on the campus. Oregon-i'alifornia should draw iih many at Portland, 'ifyie Oregon-Stanford game nt l'alo Alto, and the Oregon-Wauhingtou (Kinteat nt Seattle should be stellar box-office attractions. E Duck Hunting in Lane Not so Good What action will be taken by the county court on the opening of tfic road beyond IOlk creek where the at ream has cut a new channel aerons the McKenzie highway has not yot been- decided. I'. A. Walsh, eng neer of the state fcighway department, who inapected the span yesterday report ed to the court today Unit be believed that it wmild be better to erect a new bridge rather than to route traffic over tne portion or tne new roau un wbih work is now being done. - Mr Walsh stntea that it may be poHsiblo to retunr the Htrenuv to the old channel and then bridge the cut made by the flood waters fo connect with the present bridge which needw to be lifted from the stream bed where one end bus fallen. I. M. Morse, county 'eugineer, voic ed the belief that the Klk bridge should be abandoned as it would be wasteful to make repnirs nnd erect n new span when this route is to be abandoned next summer when the new road ia completed. . . - 1 With but one week more of the open season on ducks remaining I.ane county gunners are reporting that hunting is only fair nt the present time but Home good bags are report ed from the Long Tom district. The season as a whole haa been far below normal as the more than two weeks of cold ami snow cut deeply into the shooting and the game birds were scarce for some time. Not many huntj era are seen In the county nt present, according to Itriney Itoach, deputy state game warden bore. A COUGH REMEDY WITHOUT OPIATES Many cough preparations contain some one or more harmful drugs which are added to take the plaeo of opiates. None of these narcotic substitutes have ever been used in FOLKV'ft MONF-Y AND TAIl COM lHr.I. The name of every ingred ient'is plainly printed on every car ton. You knmv what you are. taking when you take Foley's. It clings ta the throat, (.oml for old and young. You have n cough, why i:ot try it. HefuHC substitutes. (Auv) PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday night Music by Woods Orchestra Men 75c. Ladles Free AFTER LEAVING THE HOSPITAL Was Weak and Miserable. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound Restored Mrs. Auger's Strength i -Lowell, Massachusetts. "I read about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable lompouna in Tne little books that you, send around and I feltvery good after I had taken a couple ot bottles of it I had been in the hospi tal nnd felt pretty well at first but I wentdown to no th ing. I was weak and had to lie in bed almost all day. 1 haddizzy and faintspells.painsin my back and lower parts and was so ner vous I could not bear my children amund. I hope the Vegetable Com- riund tiolp other women as it did me. do all my own workflow and feel so well. I have told my friends about it and my sister and my aunt" Mrs. Olivr Auger, 9 Howard Street, Lowell, Massachusetts. Over 200,000 women have so far re plied to our question, "Have you re ceived benefit from taking Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Compound ? " 98 out of every 100 of the replies say "Yes, "nnd because theVegetablo Compound has been helping other women it should help you. , L PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. . l'ge 2 to 'tic higher; current receipts ltlo; pullets -KSfti-iiil&e; firsts -MC'l-M'jr; henneries 471:'&MSc delivered Port land. ' IJuttcr steady; itra cubes, city 41 ; slnndurils 411c: prime firsts 41c; firsts 40c; undergrade nominal .prints 4!c; carfns 50c. Ilutterfat steady; best cliurnin? cream 4a(ii47c; net shipivers tr.u-k in sonc one; 41li: delivered Portland. Poultry steady; good call for liva hens; hejivy hens 'J.'!f-4c 'pound; light l7Cn1.Se; springs 20fft"J5r; old roosters 10c; ducks white Pekin JO ft21c; live turkeys U.'lc; drcscd tur keys 30fi.Tlc; geese 10c. Onioos firm l'jr. . ' Potatoes firm SI.JotfH.oO. Nuts steady; wulnots No. 1 budded 28V430e pound; filbert lMi IHe; almonds 27c; Brazil nuts lofiilOi-; Oregon chestnuts lo(i 17c. Hops steady; inactive; new clus ters 15c; fugglcs lOlSc; old crop nominal. Cascara lurk quiet; uew peel So per pound; Oregon grsp root 4c. SAN FRANCISCO APPLES SAN FKANCISCO. Jau. S Apples boxes, California: Newtowns fancy all sires S1.5UIU-.75; W. W. Ptar msins fancy all sizes $1.35.25; Ar. kamias blacks, fancy all sizes $1.2.Vrr 2.50; Home bcnuica fancy S1.25ff2; Oregon iwl Washington delibious XK $4f(i'4.50; spitzenbergM XF $2.75y;J; fancy S2.25ftj2.75; choice ?22.2j; Home beauties XK S2.50fa 2.75; fnny S2.25fi2.50; winesaps XF S2.8T.6f .'t.25; fancy S2.50fti2.75; Arkansas blscks XF S2.75fti:i; fancy 2.25ft(' 2.75; newtowns fancy, $2.35ft;t; "C" grade SlS5fo2.40. Pears, per boi, winter Nellies S2ftl 3; D'Anjous $2.50(ij3: Oregon cornice S3.30. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore., Jnn. 8. "Wheat bids: bard white, bluestein, baart $1. S8; soft white SL78; western white, hard winter $1.7(1; northern spring 11.78; western red $1.71. Today's car receipts: wheat 4; flour 1; hay 2. ' ' CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO,' Jan. 8. Opening wheat prices, which ranged from 1 l-8c to 2c lower, with May .$1.77 3-4 to 1.78 SAFE FOR CHILDREN MotberB everywhere demand a re liable cough remedy free from in jurious narcotics. Supplying this de mand for fifty years made FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAB COMPOUND one of the Largest Selling Cough Medicines in tho World. Children like it. . "My little boy had a very bad cough, and after he used FOLKY'S HONEY AND TAH COMPOUND be got relief at once," writes Mrs. Van Belle, Pcnroy, Mont. Kcfusc substi tutes. (Adv) THE V Alt IS OVEB Have bought the John Kirk bar bershop rft Junction City. Hair cut t'ng 35c; shave 20c. Come in aud give me a trial. ' . . j8 OLD TIME DANCE Stev,eus Hall, Springfield, . Friday evening, Jan. l!lth. - (Jood music. Everybody come. jl) 10 IS YOUR EH FR1ENP, ETHEL? Toll him to tnkti Cod Liver 'Oil for a ron pi o of months and get enough pond hpiiltliy flesh on his bones to look liko a real man," I3V11 him, it's the only way to tnk those grtyvu-Iiko ' holiowu from his cheeks and neck. Tell him he won't have to swallow the nasty til with the iiauseatiiif! fishy taste, bemuse McCoy Labora tories, of New York, are now putting up Cod P.iver Oil in. sugar coated tab let form. Ask for McCoy 'b Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets at Linn Drug Co., W, A. Kuykendttll, Carroll's I'har mucy and every druggist worthy the name sella them OtV tablets 00 rents. Any man or woman can put on five pounds of healthy flesh in 30 days or your druggist will willing ly refund the purchusc price. One woman put on 1.1 pounds in six weely. Children grow robust and stroug : Feeble old people fed young er in a few weeks. "He srtre to get McCoy's, the orig inal and genuine Cod Liver Oil Com pound Tablet." KEEP LOOM YOUNG It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and boweh) there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your eyes pimples a bilious look in your facedull eyes with no sbarkle. Your doctor will tell vou ninety per cent of all sickness- comes front Ulacuve dowcis anu uver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablete, the sub stitute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy wntcn an 6hould enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. Dr.Edwards'OliveTablets are known by their olive color. lac and 30c. 1-2 and July 1.3afr( ll'i, were fol lowed moderate further declines and then by something of a rally. Wheat closed easy, 1 H-lc to 2 1-S-net lower, May $1.77 OS to fl.77 3-4 and July $1.5:1 l- to ?l ':i 1-4. After opening at .'I-4e to 1 Ti-.Sc off, Hay $1.27 1-4 to Jl.'-'S. the corn mar ket recovered psrt of the loss. Corn closed Weady at U-8 to 8-lc net decline, May 1.2s 1. 8t0 t Uats started at u-8 lo y, lower. May til l-4c to til 5. theu developed a Utile more fir JYovision were easier. .Marcel sod Curl last iorifTj liOlucu uiuik otiaiojio. I'fL For quality cijars, I'rinc, j;.. Physician's Gland Experiment Astound Scientific Worl Throunh a New Scientific Discovery the Vital Glands May Be Assisted In Thsfr Work of Supplying tho Energizing Glandular Secretions Which Are So Necessary to Vigor ous Health. Thousands of Men and Women Now Take Glandogen to Help Regain Normal Health, Vigor and Strength Wonders have been worked in the rejuvenation of youth and visor by glandular treatment in one of Cali fornia's State Institutions. This "Scientific Magic" has been perform ed by the head physician and surgeon, who reports success in 00 per cent of 100U -eases treated. Probably the most remarkable in stance in the. case of a 73-year-old man who displayed the athletic prow ess of a youth of twenty by running a .r0-vnrd race in 6 seconds. EMINENT SCIENTIST AND PHY SICIANS REVEAL AMAZING FACTS ABOUT GLANDS. Dr. Serge Vorouoff, an Interna tional authority on Organothorapliy has said: "The brain, the ucrves, the muscles, as well as the liver, the kid neys and all other organs would be incapable of playing any useful part without the nid ot the glands. The functioning of our organs is no more than the activity of our glands." At a recent medical convention in Chicago, l)r. Hoy rphnui, president of the American Institute of Home opathy, stated that because of the, intimnte connection of the nervous system with the glands, many suffer ers from disorders were receiving re markable benefits from glandular treatment. He further stated that this glandular treatment could be tak en by mouth like any other medicine, nnd that an operation is not t sary. Dr. Arnold T.orand soys in book, "Old Arc Deferred," in y ing of tbc plandK: "We must b upon the reinforcement of their f tions, if changed by ago or (fc by means of extracts obtained the ttiniilar orguna of healthy j-animals." GLANDULAR., TREATMd (GLANDOUEN ) CAN NOW TAKEN IN CONVENIENT Ts LET FORM. Thousands of men an. I women now turning to glandutnr treaty to help regain lost strength, tj vitality and health. Since science prepared a gland treatment in sir. compact tablet form OlamlopiJ is a simple, mailer 10 uue gland; treatment. Glandogen is ncientii,c prepared in two different formi, for men and one for womeu, froc vital glands of healthy young anhf combined with other efficacious gredients. Allen's Drug store Ited Cross Pharmacy will supply; tat imiasrranj rerm OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY fast, frequent traint leave - Eugene for Portland Salem Albany N Corvallis Junction City llarrisburR nnd way points at 7:60, ll:ir a. m.: 2:011 and 6:05 p. m., dnlly. Limited O. K. Ry. Agents sell thru tickets to t ho east. 8teatnship Tickets F. S. Appelman Ticket Agent Phone 140 Oregon Electric Ry. m ' j . NT your race to health d(o , not overlook the Chiro practic truth about disease finding its source in the in- ' ability of your nerves to I supply you with nerve eu I ergy because uf a spinal Charier No. 126 Reserve DlstrictNc Report of condition ot The' Eugene Loan And Savings Bank At Eugene, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business December 31, 1924 ' RESOURCES Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown in items 29 and 30 if any - Other bonds, warrants and securities, includ-" iug foreign government, state, municipal, roninnttion, etc., including those shown in items 30 and 35. if any Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments etc. f...M liunking house, $1,140.00;' furniture and fixtures $1.00 Real pstate owned other than banking houso .., (abl Cash on hand in vault and due from hanks, b::nl:cro and trust companies desig nated und approved reserve agents of this bank . Total cash and due from banks, items 8, 9, 10 and 11 $151,417.20 1. cso,r 329,01 19,0i r Total 16. 17. IS. 23. 25. LIABILITIES .$1,184,3454 in $50 25 . 10,74! Capital stock paid i-tirplus :ur.u (a) Undivided profits $11,741.22 (bl Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid .. Individual deposits s.ibjett to check, including deposits title tile Slate of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds Cashier's checks of this bunk outstanding payablo on demand 32' Total or demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject to reserve, items 23, 24, 23, 26 $93,269.50 Time certificates of deposit outstanding Savings deposits, payable subject to notice ' Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand or subject to notice, items 27 and 28 .-. $1,005,332.51 43,90 961,4: Total $1,184,343. State of Oregon, County of Lane, ss. I, David Auld. cashier of the above named bank, do soler swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowlt: and belief. DAVID AULD, Cashir Correct Attest: Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6tli dav of January, IS RUDY CALLISON, Notary Pubk My commission expires March 9, II ' W. W. Calkins I.. O. rteckwith F. N. McAHster Directors. in Cat far than a muttard plat ft Dance! SPRINGFIELD Thursday, Jan. 8th JUNCTION CITY Friday, Jan. Oth Music by Woods' Orchestra Corns If Vou Can CONCRETE BRICK BURIAL VAULTS DRAIN TILE IRRIGATION PIPS SEWER PIPE CULVERT PIPE HOLLOW TILE BLOCKS SEPTIC TANKS Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. '.35 Blair. Phone 003 THE VROOMAN STRAIN ot Franquettt Walnuts Is the finest on the mrk"t today DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY The demand for tills walnut this year far exceeds the supply. Many orders cannot be filled. Oregon and Washing, ton should grow MOUK WALNUTS. These states produce the richest, sweet est, most desirable walnuts found 011 the markets today. The walnut la also a remarkably good shade and ornamental tree for town planting. A few trees will. In few years, pay your taxes. Why not plant that piece of land of yours with VROOMAN KHANQUETTK WALNUTS this spring and let It grow In value. Our trees will please you, we know. Try them. OREGON NURSERY CO. ORENCO, OREGON "Growers of Good Traea" Condensed Official Statement of the BANK OF COMMERCE EUGENE, OREGON At the Close uf Business December 3, 102-1 $ S"),H!)0.(M) J7I.141.7J $004.422.2.") lS.),S:il.!)l) 42,000.00 7,500.00 RESOURCES: Limns Bonds mill Wim-nnls Bunking Utilise Furniture nml Fixtures U. S. Government Bonds' Cnsh Beserve Total Beserve $.rG,!4 1 .72 ,TG,041.72 Tolal Resources y. $1,196,695.87 LIABILITIES: Capital Stock $ ,-)()t0on.O0 Surplus l'tiiul 40,0110.01) Liunvnieti I'roltts Total v.... Divitleiuls Uiriaiil 10,7."):!.')7 $100,75:5.57 Deposits 10O,7').1.r.7 2,500.00 l,O!W,442.30 Total Liabilities $1,196,695.87 h fs lsi iidl Jti I tile ic Jo. ti tlv 1 e ( litj Hi fv
