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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1928)
Pare Sixteeu A special committee to bare chant of the new Ukv which the Eugene Obsidians have built atove I jot Creek ranch was appointed at a meet in? of the club directors Thursday night 1. B. Potion will be chairman of .the committee with Mary Kant, Kran ceB Kliwibeth Haker, Elmer Ada-ma nnd ML H. ('astelloe as his assistants. They will formulate rules and regula tions for the use of the facilities by the members. Pinna are under way for the 'dedi cation of the century" when the lodges are christened at the kL New Year's party whioh the member are arranging. Henry Korn (Chief Horse feathers) is mapping out n program for the christening of the lodges with water from the crater la!:e in 8oiith lister summit and for a fitting induc tion of a lot of new chiefs, brave, buck, squaw and maidens of the " Obsidians, The big annwil winter outing will be hehi Feb. 2'2, 23 nnd 24 and this xviti be followed in March Ky a winler pnorta carnival Including ski races. Sunday walks and other regular fen- tnrejf are to be resumed at once, now that the labors on the cabins are completed. The- following peruana have been electM tn associate membership the Ohaldiana: J. B. Hay ward. Fred Furrow, Har riett l rites, lieHHie Day, 'myton Kay, Mrs. "Dayton Kay. Allbert (Vile, (r vllle Richardson. Tluth TCewton. Dor othy Turney, Keith Initalls, Edna Sparling, Dorothy Zane, N. B. Zatie. The Producer Public market will be open the coming Monday as well as , Haturday, .according to announcement from the office of V. A. Ayres, mar ket master. (Ihrtatmas day comes on regular market day and for that, rea non tne place will he open Monday. The next regular day will be Thurs day, Oabhaga Is likely to be higher at the market the copiing week, although the market mnstnr does not export an advance on Knturriny. At present cab bage la retailing at 8 cents a pound, buying prices are going up among the grocery stores buying local cab- Too Late to Classify) FOR BATjR i-room house and 2 lota on Holmes avanue. 215 VV. 7th. Phone UH, FOR RENT Furnished apartments on first floor. Kverything furnish ed except gas. $28. 215 W. 7th. Phone 1185. BCESOIIER TRUMPET and AFTO BAXOI'J ION K ; very new ; cheap for cash. I'hone 27W. .l7 Alder. Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Execution In Foreoloture Notice la hereby given that by vir tue of an execution and order of sale In foreclosure Issued out of the dr mlt Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, on the 14th day of De cember, lit'-'S, in a suit wherein on the 11th day of December, 1U2H, in aid court, Grace T. Moore recovered Judgment agaiust defendant John ii. ones for the sum of :t41.00, to gether with interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum from May U, 1117. and the sum of $S5.00 (tttomev fees, which judgment was enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's office of said court in said county on Hie 11th day of December, IHL'H, and anid execution to mo directed com manding me In the name of thn State of Oregon, tn order to satisfy said Judgment, interest, attorney fees, costs of suit and accruing costs to sell the follow lug described real property, to-wit: llegipning at a point 20:00 chains vast of a point 5 5-0 chains norih of the center of section 12 In Township 18 South. Ttnnge 4 West of the Wil lamette .Meridian, and running thence Bouth 70 feet, thence Went 100 feet, more or less, to the east line of the Jublic road known as the Ltrane Jlghway, thence northeasterly along the oast line of said road to a point due west of the pln.ee of beginning and thence east to the place of begin ning, all in Lane County. Oregon. Also: .Winning in the center of the Lot-ana Highway (a county road) t a point that Is 5 fi ll chains north and IB chains end 79 links esrtt of the renter of section 32 In Township JH aouth of Ttange 4 West of the Wil lamette Meridian, running thence east 8 chains and 21 links, thence north 5 chains and 38 links to the center of aid lxrane Highway, thence to the place of beginning, containing three- Joiirths of an acre, more or less, in ane County, Oregon. Now, therefore, In the name of the Rtate of Oregon, in compllsnce with aid execution and order nf mile and in order to antixrv said Judgment, in terest, attorneys fees, costs of suit, taxes, and accruing cost, I will on Saturday, the 12th day of January, 311. at the hour of one o'clo k In the afternoon of aaitl dev. at the South west front door of the county Court loiise. in Kugene, Iane Count r. Ore gon, offer for snle and sell foe co-h at public auction subject to redemp tion as provided by law. nil the riiiht, tlua and Interest of nald defendants, John (i. Jones, Kmelia M. Jones, and V'Ulnmette Art Tile Company, and sll persons claiming by, through or un der them, or any or either of them in and to anid premises. FRANK K. TAYTVR, Sheriff of Ine Count v, Oregon. No ?.r.7 Fri dv-il I EYES EXAMINE? OPTHMrTDICT HSMaaHMBaw " i iw 1 IU I 'WlWill.mrft. St All Benoculars y off ubilt?theq Flapper Fanny Stys: vr iion yuu oomo ngin Down ig iv, that's the way some people elope. hnge, however, and for this reason the price may go up at the market. Bunch stuff la rather scarce at present at the market. There i a good assortment of an plea nnd nuts, including walnuts and filberts, for the Christmas trade. Potatoes continue unclianged at $l.iif for best grades. Cauliflower Is very scarce, espec ially for good natality, but as yet no change Is reported iij prices. Following is tne price list as ar ranged for Saturday. Public Market Bunch vegetables, radishes, tur nips, carrots, onions, bunch 5c Back vegefnblea, heets, Uc; tur nips, yellow turnips, rntnbagas, parsnips, lb. Jtr Sack carrots, lb. . ,2c Greens, spinach, awtas chard, ih. 10c; 8 lbs. 2rc; mustard curl kale, 8c lb.; 2 lbs .lfic Lettuce, head, Tilri1 15c; some Be each; some 2 for -lBc Table queen squash, each 5c; some 8 for 10c Cauliflower, lb 810c Hubbard and banana squash, lb. Vhc cut, lb. 2Vjc Cabbage, lb. Rr Kraut cabbage, cwt. .. $1.75 Apples, all kimls, best grades, $1 (fc$2; windfalls and second grades 40c and up PTe pumpkin, Ih. 2c Hweet pumpkins, lb. 2c Walnuts, lb. 22ffiW)c Filbects, lb. 20(W25c Eggplant, each fie Wage, oa. 8c; green aage, bunch 10e Horse radish. lb. 20c Ground cherries, lb. 15c Celery, bunch -, .5(g) Iftc Dried prunes, petite and Italian, in. uw; ini. z,-ic Rahlrahl. lb. ...5c Winter radishes, lb. ......5c Ksvov cabbage, head, lfic: lh. 4c Chinese cabbage, lb. , , Ked cabbage, lb. 5c Parsley, Umrh fr Parsnips, lb. , ,.. Be Potatoes, cwt $ I (fjl.af. Hothouse tomatoes, lb. .. 20y,2,V Vegetable oysters, bunch 5c Rrusael Rprnuts, lb. 15c Endive, bunch - 5 10c Mrs. Walker is Saved in Fire Mr. Ida Walker, who has been ill for six weeks, was rescued Thursday from a possible tragedy when her home on Miami Ijine caught fire about 2 o'clock In tho afternoon. The roof caught flrn. apparently from the stove. Neighbors helped Mrs. Walker from her bed before firemen arrived. Damages from the. fire amounted to about $200. n large pnrt of the roof being destroyed. COLLECTION AGENCY j. M. TRAVIS -Bonded collectors. 0. N, Johnston, attorney. CHIMNEY SWEEP Chimney sweep nnd furnace denning. Work guaranteed. Phone 771 FLOOR FINISHING CO. VIKINO FLOOR FINISHING CO. "Floors of Distinct ou" Phone 28-F-22 P. O. Box SI MATTRESS FACTORY O'RRIKN'N MATTRKSH FACTORY .'IA I I HhNM'.h made over; new ones to order. Hill K. hth M. Phone 'AW PIANO TUNINQ 1.1'TKI.I.rH WOODS, phono 17SD W TRANSFER WIIITK UTAH TUANSFT.H Ijfirnl nix! Ionic ihalaiice huulinc. I'tiono Hflrt. Et'HKXK TKAXSFKIl CO. 0 W. tlth I'hmio HOT UNDERTAKERS HHA NSTKri-KK- Dion. 4M. MAU1QN- VKATV.l " IVM ,T IVnih. WAI.KI'lt -POOI.F, Funirnl U,.mi Kuirrtii fliRiti1), phoiit 7'j;t; Nprlnc- I Flapper Fanny Stys: Mra.U.'fl.FAT.Ofr. I Ota. by u wvtct, mc. J L28ZJCLASSES .l FITTED Tor Cent Us More than S200.000 worth of tur keys, included .in iiO curs, will be shipped out by Christmas time by the Eugene brunca of Swill and company, live carloads huve lett this week. The number of earn js twice as many as aent out ut 1 liaiiksgiving time when It) were whipped to the east and south. The condition it rather unusual, because iliu Thanksgiving buying is usually much greater, than fur L'hristiiiiis. However, this has been a late year, buyei'B report. Even with the large numbers Ijoiigut and shipped tor Thanksgiving and Chri stums, there are many turkeys left because produc tion was unusually heavy this year. The prices for this Christmas are five to six cents cheaper than last year when buying prices were around I5 to iiti cents. Prices this year re main at 'AO cents for number ones, the price having been maintained at almost the Name figure for the entire (,'hrintmas buying season. In the Douglas county, pool, however, num ber ones have been quoted at U cents. Tho territory represented in the 20 cars sent out by .Swill and company is from Ilalscy to Kiddle. The quality for the Christmas mar ket is excellent, and better than at 'i iinnkNgiviug on the whole, buyers report. POOL PRICES GIVEN Buying quotations in the pool of the Kugene branch of the Pacific Co operative Poultry Producers for the week ending December lit show a de crease, of two cents under the pre vious week's prices. The pool as an nounced Kriday morning was as fol lows: Extras, 42 cents; standards 40 cents; brown extras HO cents; firsts 34 cents; extra mediums 1(4 cents; first mediums .'10 cents; neweea 2H cents. Kggs dropped steadily during that week in all markets. EGGS STEADY FRIDAY No changes were reported in the local buying market for eggs Friday morning. All wholesale quotations were like wise the same as for earlier In the week. LOCAL PRICES Egos (Buying Prices) Extras 3Se Rtnndards . .8 5c Firsts 32c Extra mediums 31c First mediums - 2 He Pewees 2"ic (Wholesale) Extras 3fte Firsts .37c Mediums 35e P0ULTR (Buying Prices) Springs, all weights, lb .21c liens, over 4 lb1- colored ..23c Hens, 8 Mi lbs. to 4 lbs. Ho Hens, under 8'n lbs. 17" No. 1 dressed capons, lb. . 32c Stngs, lb. 10c Boosters 11c TURKEYS Toung Tom turkeys, 32 pounds and over, lb. .. 30c Hen turkeys, 8 lbs. and up 80c Old Tom turkeya 22c No. 2 turkeys 20c BUTTER (Wholesale) - Quaters Mc Creamery butter 5()52c Sweet cream butter 55c BUTTERFAT (Buying Prices) ' Sweet cream butterfat ...... 55c Sour cream butterfat .P- LIVESTOCK i (Buying Prices) I Steers OlOc Cows . . ...0il7 j Heifers iK.- Kwes ... . . 44 Oc ! Lambs, live, spring ..10(r,' l(l'.jc i Kambn. vonrliiiE tKiNc Wethers ..... 5''a7c Veal, light, fancy 7atl7'ac Hogs, live KVifirH'tjC HogH, dressed lu''a'lic Heavy bows, lb 5(st,5ljc WOOL Fine wool 4344c Medium 40ffi42c We Give &C Green Discount Stamps MORE&N d VWHBURNE Phone 2700 clgain! ,,,,,,, yyp,. , t, 1,, i. wwy iiwi,,, )m m, I f3ri I; 1 i !mtv q wis o n mil mk r -lis i-a Silevr fe u suttr lawtl liaimiw.iiivr-i aaaa3aW1aaaaBaaaaaaala THE E IT G Coarse .32g36c GRAINS. HAY t Buying Prices) Wheat, bushel .l.lO'SJ.lfl Oats, bu. Iib&flOc Barley, ton ..... ...'i4 Oat and vetch hay, ton . 14 Clover hay, ton $Mi Cheat hay. ton $10(12 VEGETABLES (Buying Prices) Celery, doz. 00 g 1.25 Cauliflower, lb. 10(a :17H-c Onions, lb. 4U'?i.!tc Parsnips, lb - .lU((:'c New carrots, doz. bunches 4"c Potatoes, cwt G0C4$1 New beets, doz. bunches 40c Spinach, lb 7Sc Turnips, lb m 2Gi,'Ac Cahbftgc, lb H'i(4c Pumpkin, lb K&Hac Hubbard and banana pquash, lb ltt'Zc Table squash, doz ............ 40c Car rota, bulk, lb 1c FRUITS (Buying Prices,) Apples, per box $12 Windfall apples 50c and up EGG MARKET STRONGER PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 21. OP) The upward price surge in the Chi cago egg market yesterday hud its effect here today with slight increuse in the prevailing low cost of eggs. Fresh st a mlu rd ex tj-a and standard firsts rose one cent to 'A'.) and ;t7 ents respectively, wilh medium firsts ut iio cents. There was a half cent reduction in lower grades of butter, butter prime firsts were 47 and firsts 40 cents today. No change in turkey or poultry prices. The supply of fresh vegetables has been reduced considerably by the pro longed culd weather. Bunched turnips have advanced to 50 to 00 ceuta a inen bunches. The local market uiay see a sharp rise in vegetable prices ii bout the first of the year, us the lo cal supply is becoming limited, local cabbage was quoted today at about 4 cents a pound. California fruit and vegetables re main fairly steady. There was a peculiar circumstance In the banana market. Large quanti ties have been shipped in and price has risen to 8 cents a pound for good quality. These factors have left much stock on h ' going to oorer quality, which was being offered as low as 0 cents. PORTLAND PRICES "OitTLAND. Dre.. Dec. 21. OP) Wholesale prices. Butter Iowe grades half cent lower, prime firsts, 47c; firsts 40c. Kggs Fresh standard extras and standard firsLa cent higher: fresh standard extras. UOc; fresh standard firsts, 87c; fresh medium firsts. 33c. Milk, poultry, onions, potatoes, wool. nuts. hay. Cascara bark and hops Bteady. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK POItTLAND. tire.. Dec. 'Jl, OP) Cattle and calves Bteady; receipts 30 cattle. Hogs Steady: receipts 145. Sheep and Lambs Steady; uu re ceipts. COMMERCIAL BULLETIN BOSTON. Dec. 21. P The Com merciHl Bulletin tomorrow will say: "The wool market has been quieter but a few houses have had a fairly good business anil at prices fully equal to any that have yet been paid; in fact, the market Is very firm, espe cially for half-bloods and lielow. "The foreign markets, also, are very buoyant, Australia has been rather against, tho buyer and South American markets have become bet ter stabilized and somewhat firmer. The secondnry markets of Kurope arc fully firm. "Contraction has commenced in western Colorado at 35 to 37 and pos sibly 3S cents for medium clips, "The goods markets are healthy, although less active for the moment. "Mohair is rather slow, with some sales of turkey hair, especinlly whcre price can be made attractive." The Commercial Bulletin will pub lish the following quotations: Scoured basis: Oregon Fine and P. M. staple 1.10 I. 12: fine and K. M. Fr. combing 1.03-1.07: fine and P. M. clothing 07-1.02: Valley No. 1 1.02-1.07. Mohair Mood original bag Texas Springs 00-02; Texas kid M-S4; good original bag Arizona and New Mex- ats4 FLATWARE ISN'T! CTTARi ieo. 5-57: uriKiiiul Buk average 12 momlm Oregon ,'iN-tiO. Graded .lock l'irt couibiuK 75 8(; Kood cardinie -l,-50. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAIJU, Dei.'. 'J7. (P) Open inK nL a hliade tlei'line to l-'Ji ud vaiiee, eorn later showed all around gaiub. Wheat started a idiatle luwer to li-yo uii and held near to the ini tial range. 1'rovinious were easy. Corn cloned strong. 3-4 to 1 II-Sc net higher, wheat unchanged to 1-4 tn 3-8c uti: oat 1-h to .'t-.Se advance and provisions uuehanged to 5c down. WH EAT qToTAT IONS I OHICAOO. Hec. l.(P) Wheat: llec: Open 115 3-8 to high l.- 15 1-2: low 1.15; clow 1.13 Z-bdij 1-2. .March: Onen 11!); high M0 1-8; low 1-18 3-4; close 1.111 to Mlt 1-8. May: Open 11 1-4 to 3-8: high 1.21 1-2; low 1.21 1-4; close 1.21 3-8 to 1-2. . FARM BILL BACKED WASHINGTON. Dec. 21. P) Kndorsing the new McNary farm mar keting Ifill, Secretary .lardine today wrole a letter to Senator .McNary, repnhllcnn. Oregon, urging lis enact ment at this session in order to mako. it applicable to the 11)29 crop. For The Last Saturday's Shopping With 159 Loyal En thusiastic Co-Wbrkers To Aid You, Two Modern Safety. Elevators Greater Than Ever Christmas Stocks. 55,200 Feet of Floor Space Filled With New Modern Gift Merchandise A Wonderful 35c Noon and Evening Lunch for Busy Christmas Shoppers On the Balcony The best toys the most toys at the lowest prices for quality are here. Shop tomorrow early in the day, if possible, The Designer $1.00 Flore 1r snmethlnn that will krep the kiddles busy for n long time a set of colored wooden heads to fit. Into R hoRrd -making dif ferent deslgna. All Steel Wagons $7.75 Ponipthlnir that will please kiddle-n Pan Patch ail wacon with rubber tires nn exreedltiKly well built durable modal. ToylarOown Staire Store KT-- NOS' "i .... . 1 '1 V i '''' '"? V IBi'-'lWW H.'S Down and out, drunk from drinking denatured alcohol, an aged John 1'oe was arresteil Thursday night and brought to the police station for the sobering process. John Doe is a cripple. One leg is gone from near the hip, apparently from gangrene, according to the police. His remain ing foot is infected and swollen so that it is cramped by the shoe which bus been cut to make it less binding. White bearded and old, John Hoe was still too drunk when questioned Krtdav morning to tell the officers his correct name. A pint bottle, three-quarters full of denatured alco hol, was taken from bis pocket. R. I). Sarles, of .Marshfielil, sleeps soundlv while he sleeps. He stayed at the Terminal hotel Thursday night. Waking up on Friday morning nnd desiriug to know the time, he reached for bis watch. The watch, a Hamil ton, was gone, nnd so were the trous ers in which the watch had been left Lane County's New r &uoere's Phone Eugene's Own Christmas Ready! Structo Steam Shovel $1.25 - $2.50 Just what the kiddles have been warning a real shovel that will work, fust like the big ones do. No. 2718 Kiddie Stroller $5.50 Tou will like this model . . . It bus detachable handles which makes It possible to use It as a kiddle car or cart for th baby. Carom Bond the steel . . . and IIn Is something th w:lj provide amusemen, for the whole family a came boanl on vhlcr bl entirely different and enjoyable pares may be played. 67 Game Sue $5.95 59 Game '8U) $S.25 the .light before. A search found the trousers in a bathrocim at tile linV'l The watch, au automobile key. and S4.IHI in cash are still missing. John Creech, who lives at the Sigma Nil house on hast Fleventh nveuue. report eil ih.it a black suit case had 1 i stolen from his cur on Thursday night, t'reech offers u re ward for itB recovery. Wives or husbands do not neces sarily prevent , one from assuming the exacting job of gaining an edu cation, it is shown in a statistical report from the registrars office listing 12 I" Diversity of Oregon fresh men who are already married, hight of the 12 are men. and four women. The report shows that there are also 18 married sophomores, 1(1 juniors, and 2S seniors. Twenty-eight graduate students confess to matri mony, six specials, and seven others. ,.i - ..t 1iri Of these. 7fl miiKiiiK ix are men and 37 are women. Premium Parlor 3rd Floor Ov?r S"tOA.e O 2700 jjal ii Crayon Coloring Sets 39c to $3.39 A nice assortment of coloring sets Including- several different, colors of paints with brush, also crayons and pictures for coloring. This will please th little boy ... a tractor and trailer that looks Just like dad's. A very Inexpensive anii j.et durable toy. Kiddi Ctv tGenume) $3.25 Vou will makejjo mis take by cMiik une of these genuine kiddle SniUfthing tnat wIlLe enjoyed for a long Vnilo. ParmanMt Vv mm V compbtt 1.51 l.oludl.. ih.mp00" Flnr Wav. MocUl Beauty Shoi Across from Rainbow Confectionary phon. S38j Special Sale On All Electrical MerchndM BAILEY ELECTRIC CO. 640 Willamette Phone Applegates 919 for Window Shades and Linoleum Checkers 15c to 50c tou will find that box of checkers will mnke a very nice gift. Here la a good BBsoTtment . . . forent sizps ... for you to choose from. No. 120 Windshield Car $15.00 Oh! Won't the kiddles b & Minted with this little car . . . U has ruhhpr tires. wlndshiM weerinf (er, pciUii, uid every-thin. No. 2 2 Tree fej-ee Ornenfc 5c-15o Q
