The Eugene guard., July 30, 1929, Image 2

THE EUGENE GUARD
Jul
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KEW TOTIK. Jnlj 80. (M Besr
traders, apparently hiring failed In
their effort! U force hearr liquida
tJon of stocks, stood ailde todar and
the market rallied in crisp fsshlon un
der the leadership of the public utility
eharea. A few weak spots cropped out
here and there but ther were disre
garded. Poola resumed h-iving opera
tinna on a broad scale llftinf acorea
of Issues 2 to 7 points, and sending
a few specialties soaring 10 to 2A
points.
Tall money renewed at 10 par cent
against 0 yesterday, but there ap
peared to be sufficient funds available
to hold tha rata at that figure until
the month end credit atringency had
passed.
The closing waa strong and total
ealra approiiinated 2,700,000 eharea.
The cloalng aalaa on tie market
were:
AJ Chra 808
Am 8m & Kf 110 8-8
Am Kg 84
Am T
Am Tb B 177 8-4
Acda 118 1-4
Atchsn 2.M 1-8
All Cut l,n inn 1-9
AU Rf 7 1-8
Bit ft o IffiJ 1-4
Beth Stl 122 1-4
C'ana Ic 228
Cliea v 0 2ni 1-4
f'ho Mtp & Pc S9 8-8
Che & Swat 00 1-2
Che BI Pc !88 1-4
Chralr 72 8-8
Col Us & El 89 8-4
Gona Oo 144
Corn Prod K 1-4
Du Pnt 188 1-2
Erie 82
Klarhmo 02
(ienl Ki 37 1-2
(ienl Mut JO
tilt SK HJT 117 7-8
(Id bst tM 1-2
fit Nor I'f IIS 1-4
llaton O 75
llud Mns 13
11 Centl 140 1-8
Int llrvjtr 121 1-2
Jntr T & T 108
Kan (' Hon 104 8-4
Knet 85 8-8
Ijw v-h 67 8-4
Miss Ps 04 1-2
Montg Wrd 100 8-4
Nsh Mot 84
NY Ontl 220
NY NH ft lltd 111 7-
Nrflk ft W'st 2fi8
Nor Arnn 17(1 7-8
Nor Pc 107 3-8
IVrd 1.10 8-4
Prmt K-fjs 67
Pcnn fill 3-8
Phils Pt 37
Plmn 88 1-2
lido 8ft 1-2
Bdng 110 7-8
Hem (Ind 48 ft-8
Hynlda Tb R M 1-2
Ktl ft SSF 129
Hesbrd Ar L 14 3-4
Mrs lion Ml 7-8
Hinclr Con O 84
Kou Pa 14.1 7-8
Kou Jly If. 2 1-2
8. O Oil 71
H. O NJ so 7-8
H. O. NY 30 1-4
Htuhkr 76 6-8
Tei Co fll 7-3
Cn Pc 2H0
18 Hub 48 fi-8
1 H Btl 20(1 1-2
Whsh 72 1-4
Wes El 100 1-4
Wls-Ovlnd 24 1-2
Wlwth 80 1-4
Yiw Tic H7
Crta 159 7-8
flrm-Pga 2 8-8
Miami 4.1 8-8
Wright 127 B-8
Of th persona reported as cen
tenarians in the 1020 Fnlted Htates
census, 1,11111 were men and 2.70H
ware women.
The grading on the Black Butte
roid has teen completed and rocking
will atart thla week on tba road to
tha mines, according to Oral E.
Crowe, county commissioner. Mr.
Crowe will visit the Black Butte
vicinity Wednesday to inspect the
work, .
Rocking on the Xxindon road la
nearlr comnleted to thl bill, and grad
ing on the rest of the road is being
pushed by the county. Mr. Crowe
said.
Construction work on the Tap road
over the divide near the county line
of Douglas county will be started alao.
Springfield
BPRINOFTEr.D. July 0. 8pe
rtal,. The RprfnfftoM orrbntri
will rive ponee rl one a week od
Tueiflar evenlnc. beslnnlnc Tues
day, Auguit 6. Fred Louclc lg man
ager of the orchestra and lea Len
bnrt director The con cert a will be
In the open air on the corner of
Fourth and Main street. Thia or
chestra la made up of Springfield
nennle and ther are de nervine of
everyone's mppnrt. Mr. Lenhart la
a very efficient director and any
one wishing to join tba orcbeatra
tuny apply to him.
giiiitJaj Mr. and Mrs, O. H. Jarratt
drove to Sluslaw falla where the
Ulrl Scout ramp fa thia year. Evelyn
Bncnia and Melba Harris accom
panied them on the trip down and
will remain for two weeka at the
camp,
Mr. and Mra. A. Mlddleton left
Monday noon for their home In
MnnnffeM, Ohio. They are returning
by way of Klame th Falls and Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mra. Mlddleton hare
been riniting at tbe John Ketels
home and are old residents of Bpring
field. This ia their firat trip weat
ror eleven yeara.
Mr. and Mra. N orris Gile and Lee
Shi! ley of Bur oak, Kaneaa. spent the
week-end at tbe home of Mr, and
Mrs. Kenneth Often. Kenneth and
orris Giles are brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E, (Jerber drove
to Hubbard Sunday with Mrs, King
who has been visiting at their home
from California. Mrs. King will
viait at Hubbard and then go to
Idaho where she has a son living.
Mr. and Mra. Bert Cranson of
Jamestown, North Dakota, visited at
the ti. b. ueroer Dome,
Mrs. M. A. Johnson and two
sons of Medford vim'ted at tba W,
H. Stacev home during the week.
also A. J. Riiley and daughter of
crest Grove, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. -V. A. Pohl who have
been visiting at the home of M. J.
Huntley and Ir. 1 Mortenaon for tbe
past month returned to Ana cor tea,
Washington, Monday.
Rrrin Schnetiky of the U. S. S.
Maryland Is vleiting hfs aunt. Mrs.
Morteimon, and grnndps rents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Bcboetzky. Mr.'
Hrbnetzky was on the boat that took
I'rea. Hoover and bta party on tnetr
tour of Houth America.
The small son of Mrs. R. J. Siem
sen on South Second street bad hia
arm broken Monday while playing,
Tbe little fellow's arm waa act by a
local physician.
T. 8. Phlllinns of West Spring
field cut bis head Sunday evening
while swimming and bad to have
several etitchea taken.
Mlas Irene Johns of Chase Gar
dens la visiting - with relatives In
lie no and Carson City, Nevada.
Msrenrst Morten don returned last
weak from Han Francisco where she
hss been visiting her sister and
brother-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Hors-
fall. Mrs. Horsfall is eipected soon
i a visit here.
Miss Margaret Russell of Thurs
ton was a Springfield visitor Monday.
C. Walsh of fyowell waa In town
Monday on business.
Perrv Willi ma of Rainbow bad
his tonsils' removed in tha office of
a local phyxtcien Monday.
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q o 3 na o3 n h q d
TO BE WEDNESDAY
Funeral services for the late Ed
win A. Kreamer, well-known f'tvil
war veteran who passed away Mob
day, are to be held on Wednesday
afternoon, July 31, at 3 o'clock at
the Walker-Poole rfaapel. Rev. J.
Franklin Haas, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, officiating.
Members of J. W. Geary post,
Grsnd Army of the Rpub!:c, of
wuirh Mr. Kreamer was adjutant
for a number nf years, will be in
charge at the chapel and the I. O.
O. V. loilge of which he was a mem
ber will be in chnrge of services at
the graveside. Interment will- be in
the uld I. O. O. F. cemetery.
M r. Kra mer resided at ftij 1
Twelfth avenue weet. He had lived
Eugene Tit reare. Born in Penn
sylvania in 1845 Mr. Kreamer served
in Company l' from Pennsylvania in
the Civil war.
He was a member of the Meth
odist Episcopal church and of the
l. U- U. 1-., Kebekah. Woodmen or
the World, and G, A. R.. and was
especially active in the G. A. R.
during bis residence In the city.
The survivors Include two daugh
ters, Miss Cora Kreamer of Eugene
and Mrs. Lottie Meathers of Tulun,
Oklahoma; and one son, M. L.
Kreamer of Lake Charles. Louisiana.
formerly a Eugene jeweler.
the past aeven years, coming from
North IJakota.
He Is survived by h widow. Mrs.
Viola ipaun, and two daughters. Mrs.
Ella Conway and Mrs. Guy Williams,
both of fcpriiigfield.
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock from the
Waiker-Poole chapel of Springfield
and Rev. C. J. Pike will officiate. In
terment will be in the Laurel Hill
cemetery.
Wisconsin Man
Speaks at Club
Professor Sanderson of the Univer
sity of Wisconsin was the speaker for
the weektv lnnenron of th Eugene
jKotnry club Tuesday noon at the Os
tium, jie is on me laruiiy m me uni
versity summer session. He is with the
experimental depsrtment at the I'ni
vernity of Wisconsin and spoke on the
edticationnl experiment Weing made
on the 1O.D00 studenU there.
Club sinking was led by Ir. J.
Franklin Haas, pastor of the Metho
dist Episcopal church.
Truck and Load of
Wood Are Stolen
George W. Spaun
Dies at 79 Years
George W. Bnsun died at his home
at E and Second street. Horinefield.
Ore., Monday night. He was 7ft years
old and had lived in Hpringneicl for
While a truck driver was eatinn his
lunch Tuesday noon, hia truck and a
load of 16 inch fir ready for delivery
was taken from its parking place on
Oak street.
The truck operator notified tbe
sheriff's office at once that the wood
and truck were stolen. The sheriff's
aides are looking around now for the
truck and it loud
LICENSE ISSUED
A miirriflffe license was issued on
Tuesday afternomi at the county
Ciers S oiiirsj io v.arrmi innm " u
linma, fiexter. Orenon, and Catherine
Ellen Dorris. of Portland.
INSURE WITH HENRY TROMP.
PK PUNS ID
ROUNDHOUSE LAID
Plans sre Mng laid for the pro
posed paving of an extension of Sec
ond avenue west beyond the city lim
its for a distance of approximately
one mile, including a turn north to
the Southern Pacific roundhouse.
This project, mentioned aome time
a(to aa a possible project for the
railroad company and l-ane count-,
is now being revived, with the re
cent expressed intention of the city
council of Eugene to pave the atrip
inni niair tti " - "-
limits on Second avenue west.
"At tne time me extension 01
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CLEANING FLUID
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Second street wss talkM
ago the county agreed L ej
with the railroad' ccV"
Wnard. " .unt)r cTA
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