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Newspaper Page Textlb1 K l i If Saturday Evening, April 11, 'J Pape Fonrteei .THE EUGENE GUARD i i 11 VI Ut! ! ' I 1 n 1 i is 3 f7'1 1 s 1 :1 1 ', J. A. If Is Co-Respondent f T SALEM, Or., April 11. J. A. Churchill, who for nearly 12 year has been atate aupcrintendent of ecbools, wss yesterday elected by th board of regente of Oregon normal eehools aa preaident of Che atate normal echool, to be re-established at Ash land. The election of Mr. Churchill waa announred aa uoanlmoaa. The namea of two other eandidatfe were before the board, J. O. Mclaughlin, super intendent of the Corvallis schools, and 0orre A. Briscoe, superintendent of the Ashlsnd schools. The board first expressed itaelf by a ballot Tote and Churchill had an easy msjority. wnereupon the election waa made nnanimoua. Mr. Churchill, blmaelf a member of the board did not rota and waa not present. AU other members of the "hoard were present. They are Governor Pierce, Secretary of mate Ham A. Koaar, C. L. Starr of Portland, Frank J. Miller of Albany, K. E. Bran of Salem, George A. Hartman of Pendleton, W. C. Bryant of Moro, and J. V. Puller of Ash land. Mr. Churchill waa appointed atate superintendent of schools by Gover nor Oswald West 12 years ago, the firat of the coining June. Prior to that time he had been for 22 years auperintendent of the linker achoola. Effective in 1926 Mia election aa president of the Ashland normal acbool will be effec tive not earlier than January 1 or later man March 1, WIMI. The eiact Mate will ba determined by members of the board. Prior to assuming bin new office he will go east to make a further study of normal achoola and to aelect tome membera of his fac ulty. The 1025 legislature made an ap propriation of $125,000 to revive the Ashland normal, thia amonnt to be used in the construction of a new building. The act also proridea for a tax levy of one twenty-fifth of a mill for maintenance purposes, the equiv alent of approximately $40,000 a year. .nr. Churchill a salary as president of the normal school will be $4500 a year. The contract entered into with tne noaro: or regents la for four yeara. n. nrnnrs or lortlanrl waa ap- poiniea arrmtect lor the new build ing, and the board will visit Ashland soon to select a site for the struc ture. Native of Ohio . o-ner ni appointment as state superintendent by Governor West in JHl-t and re-elected in 1918 and 1022. 1024 and reelected in IMS and 1022. He la a native of Ohio and obtained hjs early education in that atate. From Ohio Northern University, he waa graduated in civil engineering, and later obtnined his mailers de--gree from that university. The Uni versity of Oregon has also conferred upon hfm the masters degree. Many achievementa in Oregon arhool development in the last decade are credited to Mr. Churchill, lie has promoted the atandardixation of rur al achoola, standardization of high school courses in the state and or ganization of boys and girls Indus trial clubs. The high school tuition fund law, passed by the legislature of 1015 waa an idea of Mr. Churchill and resulted in a great Increase hi at-! tendance in Oregon high schools. j The giving of credits to high school I etudente for music work outside of ! achool houra waa inaugurated in Ore gon by Mr. Churchill. Also he pro moted moral instruction in the achoola. and it was through his ef forts that Oregon became the first atata in the union to provide week day religious schools. Vocational ed ucation under the Smlth-lliights act waa inaugurated in this state by Mr. Churchill. v .!Vti . r a in .KM! net higher, May $1.10 T-8 to $1.114 Oata started at 3 8c to 1c advance. May 41c to 41 3-Se and later touched 41 S-c Provialonl were essler. , FLOUR ADVANCES PORTLAND, On., April 11 Floor and mill feeds advanced sharply in tba Portland market todav aa a re sult of the aenaational Jump in wheat. Several Carloads of Texas 1 Family patent flour op 20c to $10.20 New Crop Rolling To ward Market laing and empowering tba Common Council of the City of Eugene, for the purpose of securing an adequate aup ply of pure water for said City and ita tnbablnunte,and of extending ita water ayacem, to aecure by purchase, con demnation or otherwise within er without the city, any anal all real ae tata, righte of way, water rights, easementa and licenses, to bold, con trol and leaae the same, and to con atruct dama, reaerroire, pipe linea, caiMiiilrs. structures and arjahaneM of nuur upvRii narrai to a.2U and s ! ery kind reaaonable and necessary per barrel; whole) wheat and grabam respectively. Bikers blue up 40c at $10.10 and bakers bard wheat up 20c to $8.40. AU scratches and mashes up i a too. CHICAGO PRICES CHICAGO. April 11. Wheat none: Corn, 'No. 2 mixed ll.OO'-.'ttl.lOUe. PORTLAND, Ore., April 11. It la almoat "curtains" for the 1924 onion deal in Oregon. There la very little V. S. No. 1 atock with eatimstea nlae- ed at two or three carloads. The deal No. 2 yellow $L15: Oata No. 2 white is closing in good ahape with both 47(g48c No. 3 white 44HQ45Hc: growera and dealers reporting a proa- Nye. none; Barley 85S86c; Clover parous season taken aa a whole. $2028.50; Timothy aeed $5.40 l'rices are holding firm around ' (ftoeo; Lard $15.90; Ribs $17.15. $4.25 to $4.50 per hundred in the I wholesale marketa. Pricea in thai . RESERVE INCREASE country are more or "leas nominal ! NEW YORK, April 11 The actn.il with quotations ranging all the way "udition of clearing house banke ami from $3.60 to $3.75 at loading point. trnst comp'aniee for the week abowa Several carloada of new crop Texas I " reserve or i-o.tm.ajo. Thia Joe Secakuka, Hopl Indian guide, haa been named eo-retnondent In a divorce action brought by Clifford Hendricks, New York millionaire sportsman, against hit wife, Ida May Whittemore Hendricks. OREGON LIVESTOCK IN MAIN WITHERED ILL; IS REPORT oniona are rolling towarda the Port land market and ahould commence to arrive In a week or ten days. Eons and Peurtry. Eggs, large ben .23c Egra, large pulleta 20c Hena. light 101 Hens, heavy . . . '. 21c Butterfat and Butter, Quarters 48c Creamery butter 4446c Butterfat 4345c Meat Market Steera 6Sc Cow 2HS6c Ewe 58c Wethers 6'g,12c Veal, light fancy 6&14c Veal, heavy thin 6J(c Veal, heavy and fat 8 a 12c Pork, dressed 1Ui17c Hog", live 12V4ttl3c uraioi, Hay. Wheat, bushel $1.80 Oata, bushel , 70c Barley, ton $48 New oat vetch bay, ton $20 Old hay, ton $13 Vegetables. Potatoes, local 2!4c Rhubarb 6c Carrots 3Mic Turnips 214c Wool. Vslley Wool 4055c is an Increase of $20333,290 com pared with rait week when exceaa re- aerve totaled only $310,970. U. S. BONDS NEW YORK, April 11. D. & dol lara and thirty - seconds of dollars, bonda; Close ....13 ....28 Salea In $1000) HigB Low Lib. 34 Lib. 1st 44: Lib. 2d 4hi. Lib. 3d 4li.'l20il01.27. Lib. 4th 4. 1291102.4. U.S.Gov. 454 .19i 105.3. 130)101.13 .33 102... 811101.5. 10 101.27 ....21 241 ibs.".'. ...,s. 105.3. ' PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND; Ore., April 11. Live stock nominally steady. Cattle Compared week ago: Steera and she stock 50c to $1 higher; bulla SALEM, Ore., April 11. A sum mary of the livestock condition after the cIobb of the winter steady; calves steady to weak; week's montns reveals the fact that Ore- Bulk prices: Boef steers $7.25 to $9.- 50; top $9.05; cows and heifers $5.50 to Jo.fO; cannera and cutter $1.50 to $5.50; bulla $4 to $5.10; best light veal calvea $11 to $12; otbera, to $5 to $10.50. lloga Receipts 105; compared to week ago: Steady to 25c lower; beat light butchers $14; a few Monday at $14.15 to $14.25; heavies and under weights $13.75 down; packing sows $11.75 to $12.25: slaughter Digs $12.- 50 to $13.00; feedera mostly $10.25 to iu.jo; a lew at $1L Sheep Not enough arrived to teat values; a few -spring lambs sold steady at $15.25 to $16. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Louise Gerdea to I. D. Collier Lot 2, blk. 4, Mountain View park. to. Glen S. Ward et nx to Glenn Pi- Lehman et nx Lota 1, 2, blk. 31. Gross add. Eugene, $L Elmer P. Harlow et ux to William E. Nusbaum et ux 8 A. tp. 17 S R 3 W, $10. E. M. l'earlan et ux to E. W. Ce tcrsmeyer Part of lots 1 and 2, blk. 3, Mountain View Park. $10. NOTICE T0C0NTRACT0RS " gon uvesiocK in tne main win tered exceptionally well, accord ing to Dr. W. II. Lytle. state veterlnnrlan. notwithstanding tl.e fact that many herda went Into winter quarters with less tallow on their ribs than for many years "During the winter mont'ia." says Lytle, "quite rigorous wea ther was encountered, but the cold spoil lasted only for a brief period during wlilcli time there was some loss of thin animals. The losses were confined chiefly to horses on the public domain and to thin cnttle. Lose Among Ewes There was some loss exper ienced In ewe bands, particularly PORTLAND PRICES OltTLAXD. Ore.. Anril 11. Eirirs among the old ewe members of I steady, current receipts 21c; pullets ""una. una was in Bart cice -JViWJ.ic; firsts 23(112314; henneries iu nit) liici mat SOine Or the -'-I '-.rrl'j,. He ivere,! I'nrHnnH Bids will be received for the con struction of a 3-story apartment and Theater Building on 11th Avenue near Alder atreet, Eugene, Oregon, all bida must be in by April 16tb, 1925. Plant and specifications may be obtained from R. K. Slouson, 613 East 11th. Separate contracta will be let for plumbing, beating and wiring. The right is reserved to reject anv and all bids. . . ai3 CHEAT FALLS, Mont.. April 11. ,' Senator . Hurton K. Wheeler will take the witness stand in his trial which begins here April Id and Oregon flocks have not been odd down to the young breeding nnl- mala aa closely' as In former yeara. During the liquidation period a considerable percentage of the striitiy range district flock masters were forced to sell their younger anlmnls and In these dis truts there was perhaps a 7 her cent ewe loss. Tne animals were not valuable excepting for their anility to rnlse a lnmb. "The health of the Otegon live stock was never better. Outside of some losses In horses which have been due to botulism caus ed by the eating of mouldy cr bottillnus Infected food. The In fection Is the same that caueed the California olive poisoning. "The cattle herda of the Mate have been relatively free from disease. The sheep herds are free from sheep scabies for the first time In a number of veara. A light lamb losa haa been ex perienced by a few breeders en gaged in winter lanlhlng. No Hog Cholera "Dlseates In hogs hnv Butter steady; extra cubes, city 42 I standards 41KiC; prime firsta 41e; firsts 41c; undergrades nominal; prints 45c; cartons 40c. Butterfst steady; best churning cream 4Jc net wrappers track in gone one; 44c delivered Portland. Poultry steady; heavy hens 25c; light 2.'tc; springs nominal; old roost ers 10c; ducks, white Pekin 25c; live turkeys 23c; dressed turkeys 33(330; geese 10c. Onions scarce, nominal $3.503.S5. Potatoes easy, $1.35(81.50. Nuta ateady; walnuu No. 1 33c; filberts nominal; almonds 20ffi 20c; Brtill nuts 121415c; Oregon chestnuts nominal. Hops quiet; new clusters lflc; fug gles 15(jc?lSc; old crop nominal. Ctscara bark quiet; new peel 70S; Oregon grape root 4c. will tell the eutire story of the eir- TOnf""d chiefly to pneumonia In rumstances leading up to his indict ment for accepting money for appear ing before a government department after being elected to the United States senate, he announced here to dav. The Montsn. .,.,. k 1. inally accused of receivina StOtio rip1 on 1,1 Oregon from Gordon Campbell. Montana oil There was passed at the last operator, for prosecuting nil pros- ,""lon ' lh legislature. 1 tom- pectlug claims before the department l'",!",r.v mnerrulln test law for 01 tne interior, declare,) thst he "hail young pigs and young atocker animals. Aa far as know there ma neen no nog cholera reported In Oregon since the first of the year. "The tuberculosis eradication program Is being vigorous! cne. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, April 11. Onenlna whest prices, which ranged from 4c to iVjC higher with May $l.BS to i.ii'i and July 51. 1 to $1.44; were followed by a reaction to $1.57 3-4 for May and then by a jump to $162 for May. The close wae strong 5 3 -4c to 0 3-4c net higher. May $1.62 to $1.624 and July $1,401, , tl 40 st After opening at 1 3-4c to 44c higher. May $1.10 to JLIOS, corn reacted to $1.07H May and then advanced again. The close was strong 4c to 6Vc SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE for The City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon Notice la hereby given that pur suant to the terms of Section , 86, Chapter 8 of the Charter of the City of Eugene. Oregon, and Ordinance Number 4636 passed by the Common Council of the City of Eugene on the ninth day of February, 1925, and ap proved by the .Mayor on the ninth day of February, 1925, a Special Munici pal Election will be held in said City on Wednesday, April 15th, 1025, front the hour of eight o'clock in the fore noon to the hour of eight o'clock in the afternoon, and at said Election, tllO foilowini DroilOSeil Charier Amendments will be submitted to the Electors of said Citv. referred hv the Common Council for their approval or rejection, to-wit 1. An Act to amend the Charter or the City of Eugene, Oregon, by adding a new chapter thereto author izing and empowering the Common Council of the City to issue and sell negotiable bonds of the City to the amount of Fifty Thousand ($50, 000.00) Dollara, or ao much thereof as -may be necesaary, for the pur pose of constructing and reconstruct ing certain aectiona of tbe drainage and sewer system of the City, and 1 repeal tbe Act entitled. "An Act to amend the Charter of the City of Eu gene, uregon, by adding a new chap ter thereto authorizing and empower ing the Common Council of tbe City to issue and tell negotiable bonds of the City to the amount of Fifty Thou sand ($50.OU0) Dollara or so much thereof as mav he nMrv 1... purpoae of re-constructin certain L. - South Bound sections of the aewer system of the i 5- 55 i, f,on,.f 1 to Institute, prosecute, maintain and defend all auita, actions and proceed inga necessary to euch purpoae, and to issue and sell negotiable bonds of the City of Eugene in tbe aura of Three Hundred Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, or so much thereof aa may be necessary, for such purpose, and to expend tbe proceeds in making payment therefor. 5. - An Act to amend tbe Charter of tbe City of Eugene. Oregon, by adding a new chapter thereto, authorixing and empowering the Common Council of tbe City to issue and aell negotia ble bonds of the City to the amount of One Hundred Thirty-five Thousand Dollars, or so much thereof aa may be neceasary, for the purpose of tbe construction of reservoirs, feeder maina and pumpe for the water ays tern of aaid city. 6. An Act to amend the Charter of the City of Eugene, Oregon, by adding a new chapter thereto author ising and empowering tbe Common Council of the City to issue and sell negotiable bonda of tbe City to the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the purpose of repairing and re- conatructing the Cty hall in aaid city." 7. An Act to amend tbe Charter of the City of Eugene, Oregon, by adding 1 a new chapter thereto authorizing and empowering the Common Council of the city to laaue and aell negotiable bonda of the City, tp the amount of Thirty Thousand Dollara, or ao much thereof as may be necesaary, for the purpose of paving atreet intersections of the city," ' 8. An Act to amend the Charter of the City of' Eugene, Oregon, by uuui urn iuaricr lueteiu aumor- ixing and empowering the Common Council of the City to purchase, con struct, equip and install a municipal incinerator plant, and for such pur pose to issue and sell negotiable bonda of the City to the amount of Twenty-five Thousand ($23,000) Dol lars, or so mnch -thereof as may be necessary, for the said purpose. 9. An Act to amend tbe Charter of the City of Eugene, Oregon, by adding new chapter thereto authorizing and empowering the Common Council of the City to issue and aell negotia ble bonda of the City to the amount of Nine Thousand Dollara, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the purpose of paving one-half of the street abutting on the East and South lines of the Odd Fellows Cemetery, in Eugene, Oregon, being one-balf of University Street and one-half of Eighteenth avenue where tbe same abut on the Odd Fellows Cemetery, in said City.M The Common Council by said Ordi nance .no. iuju nave fixed the polling placea to be one in each ward of aaid City, as follows: ' In Ward One, which la the terri tory South of 11th Avenue and East of Willamette Street, the polling place shall be in the basement of tbe Public Library, of Eugene. In Ward Two, which is the terri tory North of 11th Avenue and East of Willamette Street, the polling place shall be the Eugene Armory Building. in wara rnree, which is the terri tory North of Seventh Avenue and Weat of Willamette Street, the noil. (ng place shall be in the Hampton Building, of Eugene, at tbe corner of 6th end Willamette Sta. In Ward Four, which Is the terri tory South of 7th Avenue and Weat of Willamette Street, the polling place snnu oe in tne Ixibby of the Citv Hall. Dated this 4th day of April, 1925. GEO. A. G1LMOHE, City Recorder. NEW TODAY LANE COtJNTT USED CARS HEADQUARTERS 1920 Case Touring - 1920 Chevrolet touring 1920 Chevrolet touring 1923 Chevrolet touring. 1917 Buirk touring 1924 Ford touring 1924 Ford coupe, with 8 bal loon tirea. All above ears are in good condition. Terms t satisfy. LANE MOTOR ACTO CO. Eugene Phone 166 S34 Pearl WANTED To Trade al3-; FOR SALE Jersey Black Giant Baby Chix April 24th and May 1st, '22c; Rhode Island Reds, 15c; Jesse Wheeler, M. R. A. al7 FOR RENT Furnished sleeping or houaekeeping room, 1331 High. Phone 1125-R. al4 FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Knabe upright Piano. Excellent condition. Call 1893 or 177-J before 6 o'clock. al4 FOR SALE! Stable manure, well rot ted. CaU 101-J Springfield. Will deliver anywhere in Eugene. ,all ORGANS, used but entirely over hauled at apecial pricea of $25 and $35. Laraway Music Stores. tf FOR SALE Perennial planta and gladiolua bulbs. MISS SHORT, 1812 Columbia. Phone 1304-R. - tf FOR 8, ALE One piano ae good aa new. Reasonable terms. Call 567. tf FOR SALE Complete butchershop equipment. TJ. of O. Market. 76 E 9th. , tf YES, I sell Eureka Cleaners. Call for demonstration. A. WTATT, phone 1750.' m6 FOR SALE Large Lloyd baby car riage. Good condition. 104S Mill St. alO FOR SALE Farm lighting plant. At a bargain. Fully guaranteed. Write Guard 226. all FOR SALE One 1-horse electric mo tor. Phone 355-J. tf FOH RENT Apartments FOR RENT 3-room anartment partly furnished. Business section $22.50 with heat and water. ROB ERT PRESCOTT- CO., 780 Wil lamette, eod-tf WHAT HAVE TOU TO TRADE FOR 8-ROOM BUNGALOW IN SALEM T Large lot, plastered, plumbed, etc. Trice $3000. Will take smell ranch at $2000. 8-ROOM HOUSE IN COTTAGE GROVE 2 four-room flat, 8 lota, rented $30 per month. Price $4000. Will trade lota or acreage as part payment. BIG CADICLAO CAR TO TRADE For city property, acreage or tim ber land. Will assume eome debt. $1000 DIAMOND TO TRADE For good ear, lot, acreage, or what have you? Might asaume eome debt. , 4 ACRES FOR $1000 Right on the psving 2!4 miles out north. No buildings. 160 ACRES 2H MILES FROM OUR OFFICE Half in cultivation, balance timber and pasture, lsysMdeal for subdi vision. Good improvements. Can take some trade. Trice $200 per acre. JOO ACRES TIMBER AND PASTURE 16 miles aoutheaat 'of Eugene, good roads, hill and bench land, 12,000, 000 feet saw timber, mill cuttlnga now on contract. Thousands of cords of wood. Price $25 per acre. CALIFORNIA HOUSE, $5000 Wants, small farm here. $36,000 INCOME PROPERTY In California and Arizona. Wanta to trade for Oregon stock ranch. IDAHO, WASHINGTON. MONTANA IRRIGATED RANCHES To trade for Willamette Valley farms. big and little. WHEAT RANCHES AND STOCK RANCHES Ail over northwest to trade for Wll lsmette valley farms. FRANK KINNEY, 9 EAST 7th ST. al3 WILL TRADE old Chevrolet, all good but rimber arid battery, for wood Address 1238 care of The Guard, tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered Shorthorn Bull. H. E. Hennemsn. Curtin, Ore. a13 PIANOS taken tn trade tor pnono- grapha without extra payments. Seh Larawny Musi.; Store. tf WANTED To Buy WANTED TO BUX Old carpets and rugs or will take in your old ruga on new ones. We have the moat complete carpet cleaning equipment In the city. FLUFF RUG & CARPET CLEAN ING CO., 1036 Jefferaon. Phone 401. We call for and deliver. a20 Wanted Misccllantou, WE do expert landscaping itZT able pricea. PARK LANDSCAPE COMp.w 1048 Willamette. PhotT MISCELLANEOUS' REWARD I Will pay $10 cash rewsrj 1,, . formation that will lead t0 ,k, reat of the boye on Iist Cre(l , are defacing my signs and t,T P11ANK E. BLAIR, Lowell, 0 D 1 iisviunDit n , . . Al'Al'.uvJJAL,c lA'l-IVI-.IIS Vr.l RENT Commodious hw, structures located at 15!) s, Ave. West. See M. P. llOXN'fr-' Owner. 1S7 W. Seventh Are. T1IK STUEi HUSriT.VlVfe k. I aell, repair anil exchange all kj! I of stoves, ranges and heaters. V , Washington St. Phone I.m.r." J MATTRESSHS made without new ticks over wm J can ba e.-rw I same day; new mattresses sn.lTI . v i ' i,. . . ' I u.icu c K . pneiturj Co., phone 399, 391 E 8th. HOUSES, heavy machinery, bcilwl ouu .atn .uu,eu ana nlifil Buildings bought anil suld. I mates cheerfully given. See Lu mcrs, luv uuuse mover, l Hone It" ties, itu & titn st. OSHUI1N HOTEL HI-AlTVPitl i.vil. iv ocivutiiic neauty Culloril skull and facial treatment a irl lauy. .unreel nun oon curt, XJ. sot and bob curl, 25c. Phone ANY girl in trouble may comnumw. wit n r.nsign l.ee 01 (he Salnii. t ,i. i-i.:. vi..., , .. I 508 Mayfair Ave., Portland, On I LADIES' SIIOI'PE Dressmaking, remodeling, dentil re,-, and nurses umiorms mane to w I der. Km Mlliaiuetto St. upstairt I Phone SSI. M1LADYS BEAUTY SI10PPB Mrs. make. Marcels that stay. Thone 888, over The Tnwne Snopjal we curry a tun tine 01 ineeto. BRING your work to Hoffnu'i where the best of workmaLik;! costs no more. Watchmakers 1 1 Jewelers, 790 A illamette. FOR RENT Very attractive 8-room flat with sleeping porch. Also front porch and yard room. Close in, no children. 121 W Bth. tf FOR RENT Good 3-room furnished psratment $20. Inquire 773 Wash ington St. (f WANTED Second-hand Furniture. STOVES RANGES. TOOLS CARPETS SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE EXCHANGE 123 W 8th St. St. Francis Hotel Bldg Phone 1519-J. all FOR RENT Cosy furnished apart ment. Downstairs, front entrance. Garage. 331 W 10th. tf IF YOU WANT a real nice 8 -room furnished apartment on the east side call 1842-1L tf THE CRESCENT APARTMENTS are aome of the best In Eugene; one vacancy. 231 E 12th. tf ONE and two-room apartments. E 9th. . WANTED 1 to 3 cars cedar posts 8 In. by 7 feet. Quote F. O. B. care. Addresa W. H. Smith, Box 1097, Mcdford, Oregon. all PHONOGRAPHS REPAIRED At! maaea wora guarantecrj, pricei reasonaDle. Laraway Music Slum I til HAVE you had a demonstration 03 1 the Easy Washer. Call 1750 An I for WYATT. at I M. U. WAll.-stiK,- tunea, rtpiinl pianoa. 40 years. 1 bone Applerr' b urniture. I- WAMBU Practical nursing. Etptrl lenced. 1 hone 44S-L. WANTED Practical nursing. 60-F-12. l'bom I WANTED Two or three chair bar bershop In good location. Name price for quick sale, Write to 1340 Mill St., G. H. Gazeley. al3 WANTED Bantam chickens. . Any size, any quantity. STATE GAM E FARM, Route 2, Eugene. tf TRASH HAULING Call 1192. ol LOST STOLEN A. green Columbia blcitli If found call 031-Y and receite n ward. , ii; LOST Box addrcsaed to Eutrtil Hospital. Notify Willamette Valley ' lransfer Co. Reward. WANTED Will buy worn out Brua- sets and wool ingrain carpeta. Fluff Rug Co., Phone 401. tf Local Time Table city, and to repeal section 37, of SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY North Bound No. 82 Coos Bay ,, y.og tm No. 64 Oregonian 2:40 am No. 18 Oregon Express 4:23 am No. 18 Eugene-Portland ln-nn No. 84 Eugene, Coos Bay 8:38 pro No. 14 Portland Expreaa 11 :10 am No. 12 Shasta 8:40 nm 6.-08 am 8:10 pro No. 33 Portland-Eugene nothing to conceal' and that he would Insist on telling his story to the jury In federal court here. "I most assuredly will take the wit ness stand." he said. "1 Hare noth ing to conceal, anil 1 am not worried about the legal eipedtenry. I ap peared before the senate inrestigat-. lug committee which revised the facts in tbe case and exonerated me anil all that territory In Oregon l-tr west of the Cascade range. This will Insure (he compulsory tuber culin testing of !i) rer cent ef the dairy animals of the st-te A survey recently enmpteted bv the I nlted States department rf agriculture shows that In all ex cepting six ennntlee of Oregon there is less than 1 per cent of tuberculosis, which Is a r.v.-.ej OFFERS FEATURES Chapter 7, of the Charter of the City ' 7 P'Vi "h ,Pr"' "J "m limiting the indebtedness to be created !! i.0!";."".. ?:05 P- cuk MK.NT Furnished apartment, garage. 692 Washington. tf FOR RENT Furnished Garage. 331 W 10th. apartment. tf FOR RENT Houses FOR RENT Two new strictly mod ern Bungalows near University. One five and one six rooms; both wllh garage. Will rent furnished or . unfurnished and can grant immedi ale occupancy. Phone 090 before o:00 p. m. for appointment. tf UULSE FOR RENT 7 rooms. 3 aerea of land. Across track from irving station. Write "M. R. A. nox i:oi. alT No. 13 Son Francisco Paaa 1:28 am No. 11 Sbaata 12:10 pm No. 31 Cooa Bay Paaaenger 12:28 am t OAKRIDQE LINE Dally 7:30 am It Eugene ar 8:10 pm 10O0 am ar Oakridge iv 1.00 pm 10:25 am Railhead 12:20 pm WEST SIDE LINE Eugene-CorvsMIe Line Train No. 274 leaves F,.. ir.. ($25,0u0) Dollara or ao much thereof day. Wednesday and Fridav ' . as may be necessary, for the purpoae 1 Train No. 273 arrives Eugene Tuee of purchasing new fire apparatus for , Thursday and Saturday at 2 pm. ' sua 10 repeal tue Act enti- or contracted by the City to Three Thouaand ($3,000) Dollara, "enacted by the electors of said city at an elec tion held July 2nd. 1924." 2. An Act to amend the Charter of the City of Eugene, Oregon, by adding a new chapter thereto author izing and empowering the Common Council of the City to issue and sell negotiable bonds of the City to the amount of Twenty-five Thonssnd 1 FOR RENT 6-room furnished house. 1179 Olive St: ,13 lied bv union." have no hesitancy in telling the story u.a! to tbe Jury." the E. W. Garrett Will Open Grocery Store ,r Campbell Says All kind, of "featnree" are of fered In various ways to the pub lic. The circus attracts crowds hot few stale of nr special features. Motion : picture booses offer now features j to attract patronage. Merchants bring out special features In their ; advertising. Newspapers print special feature) articles. 80 tbe must be well no- K. W. Oarrett of Blunt. S. Dak , ho ba recently purchased the store at 1159 Thirteenth avenue enst. expects to open for business Wednesday. Aril 15, it la announ ced Mr. Garrett has made ex tensive imrovements on the In terior of the building, and relum ed today from Portland, where he purchaaed a complete set of ftx turee. II experts to carry a fun line of staple and fnncy groceries a, id treat. Mr. and Mrs, Garrett were en gaged Is the retail gnwry bus! urea for 1J yeara tn South Da kota, prior to their coming to the mast. Before locating they apent year In California looking over bntlneae opportunities, but found no place In whh-h tne cotkk as so good aa Kugene. I.neoli'on CLlri..1"0"! -feature' ""lullu" Oillliyiderstood led, "An Act to amend the Charter of the City of Eugene. Oregon, by j adding a new chapter thereto author izing and empowering the Common I Council of the City to isaue and sell i negotiable bonde of the City to tbe 1 .uiuuui 01 iweniy-rive lflouaand v y -i-.T. r w ($28,000) Dollars or so much thereof i .lT1.."; 1S lh. norrw,.. Zri 1 :'. pm.. EUGENE-WENDLINQ Oally Except Sunday) 8:45 am Iv Eugene ar 2:18 nm 9:15 am Iv Springfield ar 1:80 pm 10:48 am ar Wendling Iv 12:01 pm COOS BAY LINE FOR RENT Rooms' LIGHT HOTTREKEEPrNG ROOMS COMPLETELY FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOMS AND SMALL APARTMENTS AT MATLOCK'S HOTEL, RTH and WILLAMETTE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT tf FOR RENT 2 first floor bousekeep-'ZWS"- AUo " Phone FOR RENT Furnished light bouse kJP JKma,jilBo sleeping rooms. WANTED Poultry. Phone 410. egga and veal, tf AGENTS WANTED " SALESMAN WANTED If you are not satisfied with your job but still have faith in yourself and are will ing to work In a salee poauion that will pay you well, here is your op portunity. Men with selling exper ience preferred but not absolutely necessary provided you have self confidence and willing to work feud keep at It. The money you will make will depend upon your own efforts, if you can't make $150 or - better we can't uae you. If you are intereated In this proposition, phone "l" as, tor . r. UHAFF or call Hotel Huffman after 6 p. m. for appointment. ,jj LOST License plnte for motorev I No. N-30, attached to tail light Leave at Guard office. illl LOST-CO-lnch strand of seed pearlt I Itewnrd. Phono 041 -L. Ill I Business Opportunities FOR SALE Relail general mercbii dise country store. Write for pit- ticulars. Address Country Sion. I care Eugene Guard, Eugene, Ort- gon. fcOU SALE Restaurnnt in Jtinetlo I City. Living rooms In conneriloi I $1500. Will consider car as pin I payment. Ilux 2tio, Junction City. Oregon. ill I WANTED Girl 20 or over for gen eral nouseworg. care Guard 221. all WANTED Single man for orchard work. Phone 01-F-22. Box 160, Eu gene. . ,f WANTED Speciality salesmen and saleswomen. Phone fl.tS-R. ,n LOOK! IXIOK! Would you like a close-in husinew I proposition? T. N. PLANK, IS'1 Ferry St. tl BUSINESS FOR SALE Well estab lislicd, good paying, easy for lady 01 1 man to operate, $1000 i iihIi. If joi don t mean business don't aaiwr 180 care Guard. ill FOR SALE Well established bj ness; $1500 required. Addrra I 10477 Guard. MONEY TO LOAN WANTED Situation PVIlrnirvf'i'i " -v.,.,, aulo mecftanie. ...,,,r.., ursiree permsnent posi tion. Inferences. Care 162 Guard. - all NICE ROOM, close In, $3 per week 672 11th Ave. W. tf I as may be neceasary for the purpose i 01 purcnasing new lire apparatua for the City and to repeal Section 87. of Chapter 7, of the t barter of tbe City limiting the indebtednese to be created or contracted by the City to Three Thousand I$3.u0u) Dollars" enacted by the electors of tbe City at Power 4:48 Marshfieid 1:40 pm. pm. No. 604 Lesves Eugene 1 -00 am arrivee at Norlh Bend 7:1J Marshfieid 7:2.1 am. ' EASTBOUND No. 601 Leavee Powers 6:30 am. .iisrenneio icisj am.. North Renrf NICE pleasant sleeping roon: W "th. , 'ANTED Garden plowing, excava tion and team work of all kinds, fall Tex Carrie, 341 High street Phone 2060-J. J WANTED To T- BUT YOCK FT'RNITl'l US It will pay yon. SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE E.l HANGE uoii I WANTED-Work, farm or dairy work. Will work cheap for a while. U. S. Rooming House or 1HMO Moaa. Call for Moffnrd. ,16 n-. 41.11 rrcrvr . - .. I uais-mry consists ... ......... ,., ,,rra n(T, ,bl ol , vocabulary, with more b-nd. ,. -1,. , LIST. . u . "::Z rjTTT1 """! !'IB empowering common . .... - , negotmhle bonds of the City to the : m- an election held Jul, 2, 1.24." j 9:15 am, arrive. Eugene :2rj pnl. j 12S W 8th St. St. Fr.nri. Hotel Rid, S. An Act to amend the Charter 60S-Leavee Marshfieid 6:48 nm I Phone 1S19-J .1, tg of the City of Eugene, Oregon, by P" North Bend 67 pm, arrives' ' rr I adding a new chapter thereto author-! E"ene 12:30 am. J BRING lS YOUR TRADFS hnirrl'sk , It ju xraent 1, tnf.rm judgment ! sit lee Dictionary to Introduce a hased on the edne. of competent 01, 1 wealth of special featuree that enmeer. etc.. and ef course when a are of intense lntereet to every. per.,n poses as an evpert the advice 1 body. In addition to Ita greatlv e a proper subject of critici.m. I enlarged vorabularv. It has A, a yar me puce e-.ected to eroe. tbe ene of educational features 11., r. than tntrty six In all. "e may nave Just what you want C F. HYDE REALTY COMPANY 731 Willamette (upstalra) RELIABLE NfRSE Will take care of patient and patient's borne. Doc tors' references. Phone 1731-R. tf INTERIOR DECORATING. Outside psintlng at reduced prices. Phone 1626-J. tt DRESSMARTNO end remodeling at nome or et mine. A... 1731-R. DROP IN Wilson's Cafe. We ksve all Nvihs. rd wbe- IJirge and reemMa-ni Home cooked carcsen .1 oner ,-uthtsv, Apr! l.'-a. elver bsd keg nsiing 3 p. as. Maay elber g.i aay iU eeta. all MeKenzie w.ih tbe p-r-e line bs been u's-t to more an I v-o'ent iSinr-s than ant eecitr-n en ,s entire river aNsve tee C-sSnrf bridge. When I wst a Nsr the river Jest below the recommended crossing plsce ehsnre! Irs bH stiri 'st otern.gKt to a piece nearly a m le disrant. For the entire d--ftnee of eirSt e,!e bv river fr.m llse,.B Nrs!,"t llendr Velte ifce M Kensie river 1 , V: "",!C M- I" h i prewired and sdmlite." et iii, between heMre. mak pg a only on account of unusual emit ebam. ef benk. pee-eihlv In anv rwi.; Such a complete dictionary ff I se.ee-te.1 tbe f il,e , this nature hss ihtsp fcf,-.e n itr power plant th s sect-isn .f Ve ; nuhlisheo- mA I , t. s.-:-- say eS-vsett .-rut r.v f-r fered tn readers of The Guard on itbe Well known eoones nlsn CltKil ..... .m .. CAMPFH-T. - and present your c today. , OREGON ELECTRIO Seuthbeead emount of Twenty Thousand 1 1LV) . 1 Tr' Lv. Portland Ar. Ene.n. (S il I N 1 1 llnll.re nr M , i .( 1 6:2.1 IDi . lO.jr u oiervoi a I n:, a ,n 7 . ' r , , O O . t- ,, .. . . may oe necessary, far tbe purpose iJi . V , 1 "ADC Fine large I ... . ot paving street intersection. f u..0 V; ', . Du ' ' " ceu 2S2 E 9tb St. tf I Housework, day or hour. tf NL'RHE Practical. i none n-r-6. experienced. tf PILES OF .MONEY To be scattered out to people wk I want It. Your share is line. Csi and get it. JurI one reiiirenifct you must use it to buy or build nome, unless ynu own jimr di'inr In hich event ;ou must psj ff '; you owe on your home (hen AfHI'; to pay us back in es.y nioinMj u- stnllinents. LAWSON . IlIt.UH.r.Y The lxan Man 31 7(h Ave. l-nst. Kuzene. Ore. , Farm and City Uians. sH MONEY for you on your csr st rate of interest. No delsv. Ht jo" csr repaired and painted, wits new tnp nd tlrea. We will Insn jf Ihe money or buy your car. We ar' In the market for 60 used cin We w,U refinance your papr. Set us. 971 Osk St.. Eugene. Ore. al iu:ia ns leeve Jefferson notes laterl. WSJ??? "on,'t TratoNa. Lv. Eugene Ar. Portias voiucit ot 10 United 7:60 am 11 sv. ciy. and to repeal the Act emitied. i-ori, Trunk" K,.,Z.l 7. A. Act to emend ,h. charter of ... City ef Eugene. Oregon, by sddltg a Nertheoei Among the exclusive f ntor-s are contributions from the f.ire- .ni-ei .uinoriucs in leading unl- j empowering the Comm. . , . a-s-wonjine i.ny lo isme and sell negotiable devoted to gvervday err.vre M i b.,nds of the City to the amnunt of speaking and writing. Alar, there ! Twenty Thousand D-i.re i$2uuii are dlct'onsrtee of a dozen and or so much thereof .. ej.y b. crrft. more popular sports ant pa , eery f, ta. purpose of pe.mg street timee, including radio an! avi,. mleroections of the Citv. and to re ll.TO. All of tbes fcaturert were.isl vm-.. -it ,-,.'. - . .. Ctiarter of the City limiting tbe in debtednese to be crested or contract ed by the City to loree Tb-jsiand , ele.-ti.rs of sj.d city at aa election eia .siay in, 1:.-4, 14 16 Limited . 22 11:13 em 8:ij pm . i-l'l pm 6 35 p, . 6.-U6 pm lo.t nw Es'a-e of Peter Erh.rt. Deceased NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice le hereby given thia . G. i.iuari, artministrator of th. Experienced. Phone 44 L. I MAN with Ford trwk wsn's I Anv kind. Ii3 Olive St. tf rork. Sl4 Wanted Miscellaneous "' I' H"Y- Kr.h?.- filed SEALED BIDS WANTED J hL? 'frr - f bid. fr old .chooi bnL-' ". r1 estate i MONEY TO IAN O.N CITY. PHOPEHTY $14.14 per month will pay for llC in imj months. About $HKJ total expense of obtaining h.sa EMERY INSI'HANCE AGESfl 37 Ulh Ave. W. Phone " Eugene. Ore. CORVALLIS CONNECTIONS Leeve Cores. U. Arrive Euge 18 am iti:44 am 10J: era ,m w 6 JO paa 10:18 pea Nertbeoeed Leeve Kueae Oregon. In and for Ian. C.n k " I ulT .'". 'v'"1 f Be- if'"' "n.u.i.tr.toV.ndi Jiolo, Rouun-A" . , C w Moodsy. the 4ih day of May. MIS .i ;. row ntag,. ,,, .we voui.-room tnereor h, rJ. :K.PKItT ss W T 1M aa 11:18 ess Z-OO xa a a Arrive Cores lie 91.1 ess 12 40 p, 17 pa 13 aai t.. EXITItT ssw f,li. j .' bv the Conet tmA ..J - li r- o. . ' " ""4 .L . , ; "i'iiniei as """" ci. nsiiaiaclloa goaraateesl tbe time and place for bearing objec-1 A. E. AbelL guaranteed. , iu rvon eiui lor tbe final settlement of the estate of said de-eeesed. BHADLKY THE LOAN MAN Liberal loana. Quick service. M psymenta. Eugene, Cottage Orstv or fspringfield residence.. Furoii money to build. LAWSON G. II LA III. KY 31 7th Ave. EasL I kont W tf MONEY TO IOAN I bsve mesej to loan on gorl fsrm or city prer erty. W. B. COOPEIL 6US W.liaav etle St., l'bone CPl. t O.n. ERUART. Adra nlstretor. A. E. WHEELER. Attorney No.lfCll.Sat dy-may3 MARCEL MARK INO 50c; Oaburn Hotel Beauty Parlour. Phone mil. WOOD 8AWIva-Pb.,i, 734-IL SARBACIIEIL , tf i 20-YEAII FARM LOANS on amer tized plen at a low rale. '. I LH HI V. 32 K th Ave. l IXIANK PLENTY MIINKV" f and Farm, lowest Interest rste. f i. llerger, 630 Willamette St 1