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Newspaper Page TextTTTTC EU(iENTE OFART. panted to Buy 700 T"7u. to 2 ll. B"' JMAUMVS CABIN. Phon. ITtoBI1' Medium aised P- Uut be bargain. Phono IT" r- Wanted to Rent 710 U-rJlRMor chicken ranch clou GERS.MotorR8. Eu. PlfSrHelp 720 f-XIcKKEns wanted . iMOMd. Isual acommoda- ""Tin addition to nay u. SfcUdreo. 0Tie, welfare super f.M furnished free to pick n deposit required for reser Jl Po" ' . in AVnoslta "ffld to those staying through For particulars, write rg&E. OHKSON. trwPICKERS WANTED at fl! aland. Picking started today fS'iu li-t till middle of Sep I Smb." Cabins and wood furnished I' tamper. Store, dance hall .moment park on grounds. SVeSvEY yard just off .Pa-iSidae-F-B. rrrHop pickers, iMj f3,. S. W. Spriusfleld. I'ree wooE f " Q.ArA An f? rounds. Will S Sprite for picking. Start g'J 5th. Phone Springfield BF-12 or 5S F- or write AN KT, ii.i U n. H. Eucene. DMwu. fAVTED Hop Pickers at J. W. SEiVErS HOP .YARD on Mc- Kwide river. 1'icmng iuniiui til 5th. Cabins, tenta, wood free, ton) on ground. Pay leading price, fbone Eunene 5-E-2 or write Bpnnjneio rue. rw. I0P PICKERS Fish Hop yard be- I Vood. baskets, etc., furnished. i ... roKkm? finouL )euk. u. k.auiua. I ptone Sprmgtieia aa-i -o, Eugene. ebb. mmr ifiF.n WOMAN live with - - - 1 nut couple, keep house, care for I reir-old child, good home for right i urtt. In ne r week, room and board. i Phone 2776. tfA.TED AT OXCE Man with log ; im truck, capable of handling 12 j thousand feet per day. Call or write t W. H. DAXDi", Cheshire, Ore. iSlEO-Orer 18. Experienced in gen-I- era! bousework and cooking. OH E 2S33-W. FASTED Bean pickers. Free tran i iporta'ion. Call 67F3. S. A. CUM- t ms. CIRU to work. Cooperative Poultry Producers. f; Situations Wanted 730 B0r8E PAINTING, PAPER HANQ- IMi, KaLSOJIIMNU A.ND IN 1 IERI0B DECORATING, Paul de 7 Aotrraont, 3St5 West 20th. Phone li 8087-W. i.VIONE WANTING CARPEN TERS to work call I.ABOR UNION HALU 26IM. (WANTED By day or hour, washing, twkini, Janitor work, etc. Phone S1T7. Wl West 12th. W0OD9AW1NG Phone BAUER, k. M8-U. W00D8AWINQ WANTED Phone j !S26. ICR WOOD SAWING Call NEIL, '. 11S9-J. WANTED Sewing at " my home. ' Paone 2492.J. WOOD SAWIXG-Phone Spr. 71-W. WQQDSAU1NG Phone 502-M. Wanted . Miscellaneous 750 PADDED VANS FOR MOVING fPA(.IflC TRAXSKEK At STORAGE Sfli West 5th ,TE:D To u'd Ho 'or your McMuHHAX 4 WASUBURNE I to the hnnnuol t: to care fr j m, home- t;ood B! Bn, ,i,re,,,?n"Dl' Money to Loan 800 PH... v 1 ""Jit !t Nalional Hauk Bldg. W. .l I-OANS AXKok COMMERCE i'Swt1 Ii0A-N8 on residential fAITy. I I , .1Tl ilt: ,nd ,-'I1AT-Otil mVl. 1 refinanced. L-?Jyto Loan 800 S 01. INSTALLMENT fc I..J LOANS i' "W Bon.. ... i. , "wifd . 'urnunre. rare, "tiM ' 'h" "0d se- 'u,L U"m'nu- B u" to wro. terms before you UEXtD.r ... ....... , , " r i A.t. m a '"'"'"Ration ""r Lee Dukea I.1IAVS ' hi.. fartm.T,.. . ' .'? Ia" OQ homes. M Per t. V"""'" prop.,!, la; ' "ad seven uer nt. Hrrip. c:y paymenta. Iompt iru,,;,- ('r oiismess property. ' "J "n'rar-tj bouilit !':"' '"'urarce. O ?,'ETMr rA-x' Ar'E ; LiJ. Rank Bldg. Ph. 734 "1'nlul tiervire. ". i., v : "l ' Aiii; Mi'RTGAGE CO. '34 Monay to Loan 800 MORTGAGE LOANS Lowest rate, long term on farms; monthly payments on city proper ties if desired. Plenty money and quick action. F. J. BEHGER. 80S Willamette Sjt. LOANS Best City Loan in City. ' No Better Farm Loan. McCULLY REALTY CO. 69 West Broadway Phone 1ST IRA O. GATES will refinance or loan money on your automobile, also chattel loans. Small monthly payments. 410 MINER BLDG. Phone 2t)7fl. 0 and 7 MONEY for bldg, or reft nancing loans. Small monthly pints. McKY & GILFREY. 17 E. 8th IiOANS EASY PAYMENTS F. M. CASHMAN REALTY OFFICE 841 Willamette Phone 811 - MONEY TO LOAN P. AUG. PETERSON. 632 WiU. FOR the beat farm and city loans see W. J. LICHTY. 82 E. 8th Are. Miscellaneous 900 STORAGE CRATING MOVING PADDED VANS PACIFIC TitANSFEK & aTOKASE I CO. , 5fH4 West 5th ANY GIRL In trouble may communi cate with Ensign Lee of the Salva tion Army at the White Shield home, 565 Mayfair Avenue, Port land, Ore. HAULING BRAY BROS. Service truck hauls garbage and rubbish. Residence one stop per week, 50c per month. Phone 76-F-2. Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned have been appointed ezecu trices of the last will and testament and estate of Walter F. Carter, de ceased. All persons having claims against said estato are hereby noti fied to present the same duly veri fied and with proper vouchers to said executrlces at the office of Harris, Smith & Bryson, Miner Building. Eu gene, Lane County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Date of the first publication of this notice is August 1, 1B2P. MARIA T. CARTER, ALMA C. HENRY Executrices of Last Will and Testa' ment and Estate of Walter F. Car ter, deceased. HARRIS, SMITH A BRYSON, Attys. for Exs. No.2714-Thur-dy-a29 Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS THE R1NGLETTE CROQUINOLH Permanent Wave, COMPLETE $7.00. Haircutting, marcelling, finger wav ing shsmpooing, facials. BOB'S BEAUTY SHOP 877 Willamette Phone 838 CROQUINOLE PERMANENT WAVE Finger wave, marcelling. Facials, Etc. Hair cuts 25c and 85c. CITY BEAUTY SHOP, 111 E. Broadway. Phone 349. CORSETS BARCLEY Irane Crosley. 294-M.' FUR SPECIALIST FUR SPECIALIST Kipert in re- E airing, remodeling and cleaning all Inds of furs. Refining a specialty. Work guaranteed. Madam Fer brache. 1024 Polk St. Phone 939-J. MATTRESS FACTORY EUGENE MATTRESS & UPIL CO. Mattresses rebuilt, returned same day. New mattresses, any aite. Phone 812 1108 Olive street. UPHOLSTERY Joo. H. Jackson EUGENE FURNITURE HOSPITAL 401 W. 8tb Ave. Phone 402 SINESS P LU COLLECTION AGENCY L. M. TRAVIS, INC. Bonded col lectors. C. N. Johnston, attorney. MATTRESS FACTORY O'BRIENS MATTRESS FACTORY MATTRESSES made over, new ones to order. 301 E. Sth St. Phone 390 PIANO TUNING. LUTKLLUS WOODS, phone 1729-W PATTERl'.ON LARAWAY'S. Ph. 1. PSYCHIC READERS REV. VARONIA BATES, medium. 300 West rtth. Phone 644 H. THOMAS BENNETT Psychic read er. 1149 Willamette. Phone 1343. UNDERTAKERS BRANSTETTER Phone 433. MARION VEATL'H Pearl at Tenth. WA1JKER-POOLE Funeral Home Eugene chapel, phone T'3; Spring field chapel, phone 62-J. Who Will Do It! Contractors. Traiasmen, Repairmen. MtarsllaneoiH ServHei A. KLASXH": chimney sweep. At ShumwBy's Pliimbina Shop. Ph.. 652 AUTO TUPS and sedan glass, Eu gene Aulo Top Uo. 7:ni Char. 155. Ul.AlKSMITHING Welders. Mi chinisn. S. H. Finegan, 701 High. BUILDING CONTRACTORS Hsr greare k Lindsay, iliii fk St, Tel, -MO. CABINET BI IIJUNG. furnitur" r pairinc. wood turning. E'igene UiV Inet Oop. 216 W. 7th. 15HS-J. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Ne'eJ 9. Jorenen, 931 W. 7th. Phoi Ml CHIMNEY SWEEP A. KLASNIC. Hall A Shnmway. Ph. li or 771. CLEAN 1 iNINta CO. General deanirrf Kip'Yt Window Wat-he FIor waTing. Iene 37 PAINTING For boue painters and rsper bsnsr call Preston and Hales. fc.M Willamette. Phone Wi. tAW FILING and repsinnit. Kngn Saw Works, 44 Hlsir. Phone !o. W UO D isA WIN" UPHON E 0 FlnE PRODUCE IN IT PUBUCW1RT The opening day of the fine new Producers' Public Market Thursday brought a record business for farmers and vegetable growers, considering it was the mid-week and that the mar ket closed at 1 o'clock In keeping with the merchants' schedule in town Thursday in observance of Eugene day at the Lane county fair. Some of the finest produce of the season was out in all its glory in the spacious new building. Retail prices were little changed from those of the week-end. Green corn, green and wax beans, the field-grown tomatoes, and new apples ro unusually plentiful right now. Corn and beans continue at their boat, the former fee 11 hi k from 10(&c a dozen ears, and the beans at tic a pound. Excellent quality of Lane county tomatoes, famed for their flavor, are on the market now. selling at 5c a pound. The Graven stein apples are ap proaching the best of their season, selling at 5c a pound. New potatoes are more in evidence JLkAp-PP- -1 Pund an(l ,n PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS ALLEN, 8. D. 704 Willamette. RAY, L. L. 441 Miner Bldg. 8LATTERY, H. E. Pboe 103. SWAPFORC. WIIITTEN, Lawyer. 201 Tiffany Bldu. Phone 831. WINTER.MEIER,- C. A. 704 Wil lamette. Land titlea Lad probate specialists. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS WHEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR BURGEON CALL ONE Of THE FOLLOWING Name, address, phones, office and residence: Bundrant, W. C, 612 Miner Bldi. 601574 Rectal and Constipation. Dale & Sether, Miner Bids. 48 Surgery, Radium, X-ray Donahue, Chaa. D.. Miner Bldx. 21001233 Genlto Urinary Diaeaaea Dyott, Ciaven, C, 1. O. O. F. Bldg. Kar. Xoae and Throat. 1332533 Fanst, R. O. Miner Bldg. 03 Fielda, R. H., Miner Bldg., 6281370 (ten. Medicine Ubetetrica. Diseases of women. Guldaaer. O. F.. Miner Bldg. 1748 2S88-J Gullion, O. R., I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eve. Ear. Nose and Throat. 133 1616-J ni'WIlU, iUa VTe Ulai J. lit nil J 1115284 u if n dio dm. Hunt, Chas. E., Miner Bldg.. B48-1132 Diseases of Children UbstPtrics, Kent. L. 8., Miner Bldg. 7881634 Kerron, 8eth M.. Tiffany Bldg. Skin Diseases a Bpedaity. 1871472 Northwest Kye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, 1. O. (J. r . Bldg., Robbins. Carl W Tiffany Bldg. 18721336 Scaiefe, B. F.. I. a O. F. Bldg. 70-J 70-L Selover, F. E., 316-17 Tiffany Bldg. Bkm Diseases and Internal Medicine SUnard, D. C. I. O. O. F. Bldg. Eve. Ear. Nose and Throat 1332629 Talbot. H. G.. Miner Bldr. 645 2338-J Wetherbee, J. R.. Miner Bldg., 1601 hye, bar, ose and lbroat. Zimmerman, E. L.. Tiffany Bldg. 6191082 DENTIST8 WHEN IX NEED OF A DENTIHT CALL ONE OF THE FOLr LOW1NU: Name, address, pbones, office and rcsidenco: Adams, W. J., 321 I. O. O. F. 140 Baker. L. L.. 1200 Pearl Ph. 2920 Brooks, V. U, 218 l.O.O.F. Bldg. 2.17 Endicott, H. C Dentistry MiO Miner Bldg. Phone 224 Lee, H B Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 42-L Mclntyre, R. E.T Miner Bldg. 2323 Full end partial plates a specialty. Moxley, W. E., Tiffany Bldg. 1872 104 S-J Schaefer, W. C, Miner Bldg. 1748 Extracting Specialist Titus, H. W., Miner Bldg. 949 2'34-W Willoughby. C. B, 2o7 E. 10th Are. Phone 736. tPTOlMTRI&TS AND OPTICIANS BLTTKH FIELD, DK. GEO. II, (Mb and Willamette Phone 539 HOFFMAN, DR. J. A. rt Willamette Phone H7 MEADE. ELLA C. If 6th Phone &30 MOODY, DK. S. W. 2 .B.ner Bldg. . Phone 362 CHIR0POXCT0RS I DK. J. E. 8COFIELD Palmer chir opractor. Hit Will. Ph. l.iTJ; lrfr4J GEO, A. HIMON. Electro chropracfor Phone .'ial-J. 0er Peoney's Store. MINERAL VAPOR BATHS TH'MPOVH M I N Kit AL VAPOH KATHK, HV2 A ST BROADWAY N i h f: i n a rr en d a.nce. 0 and 10-pound lots for 25c Plums of several delicious varieties are on the market. Hungarian plums are selling at fic a pound and will be coming in another week or two. Peach plums and other kinds are on the market now, too. Squaffh In becoming a big item on the market as the full nettrs. Thurs day morning the tiolden Delicious, Banana. Boston Marrow were all in in addition to the (summer erjiwuhes of several varieties and the Table Queen squash. For the large full squash the price is 3c a pound while the summer continues around 3 and 4c a pound and the Table (Jneen at Th each. Hen ry Kiihl who Uvea on (Jooilpnature Island had a fine display of Golden Delicious squash in Thursday, Hnd one squash weighed 20 pounds. He has about throe acres of tli squash. The small pie pumpkins are mak ing their appearance at 5c a pound. , Lima Ivans continue on the market, selling at 10c a pound in the pod, 20c a pound strelled. Blackberries continue plentiful. The Himalayas were of exceptionally good quality Thursday, retailing at ifliTU.lO a crnte. Crab apples are- at their best, sell ing at 4'ff).V a ponnd They are get ting pretty ripe. The Golden Sweets and harvest ap ples are other varieties of apples that are favored at the market, sell ing at .V a pound. Pickling cucumbers arc very nu merous and in giaded displnys sell from 4(n'Kc a pound, the very tiny ones bringing a good price. Ijoml grown cauliflower is improv ing. That in Thursday was retailing as high as 10c a pound for the best grade. IVices vary from 0(10c a pound. Local lettuce is comintr in a little better, selling from 5rt7.Sfr?10c a head. Green peppers are very plentiful and are a big item of trade at the market right now. They sell generally at 10c a pound. More of the small cantaloup and muskmelona from local fields were in Thursday, prices varying from 5c up. Following were the public market prices for the day: PUBLIC MARKET Bunch vegetables, radishes, tur nips, onions, bunch 5 Bunch carrots, beets, bunch 5c; 3 for -UN Bulk beetB, lb. Swiss cnard. lb. 2Hfi3c 5c Dry onions, lb - Green peppers, lb. Cabbage, lb Eggplant, each 4&5c 8(&10c .72 V 10 20c iNew peas, ib. Endive, bunch l'K ..10c .2c unuDarn, id. Leaf lettuce, lb. 10c Head lettuce, head 5 10c Parsley, bunch . 5c Tomatoes, lb. 6c Cucumlters, each 5c; some 2 for 5c; some 3 for ..10c Green and wax beans, lb 5c New cauliflower, lb OftJ, 10c New potatoes, lb. 2lyc; O&IO lbs. 25c Strawberries, 2 boxes 25c Kohlrabi, lb 2&3c Himalaya blackberries, box ..5c Fri'tih lima beans, lb. 10c; 3 lbs. 25c; shelM. lb - 20c Summer squash, each Sift 5c; or Table Queen squash, each . 5c New corn, dos .40 25c Pickling cucumbers, graded, lb. 4fig.8c Lemon cucumbers, 2 for 5c Melons, each 6(iz25e Peaches, basket 25c Crab apples, lb . 4fi5c Pears, llv 5c; crate, - 5c Pickling onions, lb 10c Apples, lb. 2(5c; best grade, 6 lbs. 25c Garlic, lb. - 15c Squash, Banana, Golden Delicious Boston Marrow, Ib. ............ 3c Plums, Hungarian peach, lb. .2&5c Pie pumpkin, Ib 5c Wholesale Market Is Opened Thur-sday For the first time the Producers' Public market ha a wholesale vege table and fruit market, opened Thursday when business started in the new public market building. James Gardens market 1n the name' of the wholesale market and a large Neon sign designated It. In addition to ra I -grown vegetables and fruit of nit kinds, bananas, oranges, and other Imported seasonable fruits and vegetables are on sale at the mar ket. .Tames Gardens also conduct a regular retail stall at the market, both the retail and wholesale mar kets being in the south end of the building. Vegetable Growers Planning For Sale A group of members from the Lane County Vegetable Growers' As sociation is to have a special sale on vegetables and other produce on Saturday at the Producers' Public market. Gren beans, green peppers, cuts of meat, and a number of flowers are to be on sale at special rates for the day. Convicts Erect New Death House 8 ANTE FK, N. M.OP) --Convict labor at the state penitentiary Is building a death bouse and an elec trii chair, to make effective the de cree of the last legislsture that elec trocution should supplant hanging. The legislature, however, made no appropriation of funds to place its new law into effect, so Warden Pat Dugan fin started out to make up the flicrer,snry with rpirt labor and fund taken from the profits of the ;jeniienfiary brick plant. DIDN'T LAST LONG MOHroW.What Is thought to be a reeor.. for the shortest mfcr rlsg" was established here by a workman and his wife. They were married by a Boviet law and left the office, hoarded a tram snd set out on their h'mej mon. On th tram a quarrel started bruit where th-f would live. Forty minutes after the marriage ceremony thev went back to the Soviet office and asked for divorce. EASES THE BUMPS LONI f )N. A recent bumper de signed here takes si the luimp and much of the hazard out of driving an automobile. It is an ali-nihris-r bumper fitted into two movsbie iron ja. On striking an object the Jaws open, absorbing the shock and pre. venting inju rr. A cur tested ran into a tre head-n without injur; MI.EAV. INS. A'iENfT. Mfi Will Alien Andrews. Mgr.- Phone 17. foal miners work on n average of U Uya out of a possible 808 daym. HE THURSDAY OTHER QUOTATIONS CONTINUE STEADY Ilieher nrices on broilers in the poultry list were the only change in the local markets Thursday. Light broilers, 1 1-4 pounds to 1 3-4 uuiiiaa are quote! at 4c; Heavy iroilers, 1 3-4 pounds and up are .luted now at 22o. buying nrices. All other poult ry pricea remain u n changed. tagga continued steady at ed- nesday a prices. All local vegetables and fruit worn ilpo unchanged in prices. nutter, butterfat, hays, grains, and meats all remained the same. Following were the local prices for the day: LOCAL PRICES EGGS Buying prices: Extras 87c: standards, 34c; firsts. 32c: extra me diums, 30c; first mediums, 2Sr; un- durgraues, lide; pewees. JSc. N hole- t nrices: Lxtras 4Uc: standards 81 c: mediums, 33c. HUTTKK WDolesale pncea: Stan lard cubes 45c: sour cream butter 47 'ft, 40c; sweet cream butter, 52c, uinMtrAi mm ok prices: Sweet cream butterfat. 50c: sour cream butterfut 47c. POL'LTKY Buying nrices : Hens 4'j pounds and over. lb. 23c; hens, 111' .4 1 I. II. Hi-. I 3Vj pounds and under, lb. 17c; old roosters, lue; oroiiurs, l -i to lbs., lb. 24c; broilers, l;)i lbs. and up, Ib. 22c. MEATS Buying price: Steers, 0 10c; ewes, 4(tutic; lambs. Otffilllc; year ling wethers, 5o;tiu; veal, Tik'ht fancy, 17V2iU18o; hogs, live, HiiillVae; sows, heavy, i(u,8c. GRAINS Buxing prrces: Wheat. No. 1 white, $1.20; red wheat, No. 1, Si. 17; barley No. 2. ton, $31; oats white. No. 2, ton $32'a3L LOCAL VEGETABLES- Buying prices; Green onions, dot. bunches, 35 rawc: rauisnes, nog. nuncnes, .vera 40c; new beets, dos, bunches 35(jn340c; new carrots dozen bunches 3,1 fa 40c; cauliflower, lb., 8c; new potatoes. lb.. 2c: green beans lb., 4f(Tj5e: lettuce, do. heads 60f&75c; summer squash, doz.. 44c: cabbage, lb. 2c; wax beans, lb., tic; new tur nips, doa. bunches, 4c; new corn, doz. ears, 15fr,20c; cucumbers, doi. 30(tt40c: dill. dos.. 70c: dry onions. lb.; 3&4e; Swiss chard, lb., 7c; green peppers, Ib., 15c; table queen aquasb, doa., 40c. FRUITS Buying prices: Green ap ples, Ib. 2ff4c; early peaches, 4-lb. bas ket, 20C(i30c; tamo blackberries, crate $1(&1.25; strawberries, crate $2.25 3. HAYS Buying nrices: No. 1 oats and vetch hay, ton, $1213; clover aay, ion, i-(tiiti. PORTLAND. Ore.. ntr. 22. The butter market was firm at the Portland Produce echange today, but the only change in price was in prints firsts, which advanced half a cent to 44. The demand exceeds the supply, and a further increase would nut be surprltinc. Egg quotations are also firm, but the price no far remains unchanged. Poultry and fresh meats are sta tionary. The market is oversuppHed with to matoes, which may be purchased at 40 or 50 cents a box wholesale. Soft stock may be bought at even a lower figure. Trading was qniet at the Fast Side market ana prices were unchanged. OTHER MARKETS PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. UP) Butter: Firm, prime firsts half cent higher. Cubes, extras, 40c; standards, 4oc: prime firats, 44c; firsts, 41c. Creamery prices: Prints 3c over cube standards. Kggs, milk, poultry, onions, pota toes, wool, nuts, hay, cascara bark and hops steady and unchanged. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Aug .22 OPCat tle and calves: quotnbly steady; re ceipts, cattle 3fi, calves 10. flogs: opening steady; receipts 3K, inr-lutling 5( on contract. Feeder and stocker pig (70-131 lbs.) med ium, to choice $ILW.'t$12.2r. Kheep and lamba: quoubly steady; receipts 400. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Aug. 22 (A)- Wheat futures: Kept., open $1.2,', 1-2, high SI. 2ft R-H, low $1.24 1-2, close $1.24 1-2; Dec, open fl.32, high Sl.H.'t, low 1.31 fi-8. close $1.31 f-H; Mny. open $ 1.40, high $1 .40, low $l.:tS. close $1.3M. Cash wheat : Big Bend Bluest em, hard while $1.34. soft white $1.25, wntm white $1.25, hard white $1.21 1-2. northern spring $1.21 westren rpd $1.21 1-2. Oats: No. 2-3H lb. white $34.00. Today's car receipts: wheat 158; Barley 3, flour 11; corn 5; oats 3. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ruicAfin. auk. aa h.'. s. d. a.) i Hojs ismil; slow, in to ir,c hii-liir: a.diO Ih, $IO.n-IO.(l; lai-iw ii.s. io.:tr. fit no Caul. (1..VHI; ralvrs 2.004: aliihtlr btt.r marlt.f on most killina rla.s; 13"01.KHl Ih,. gl2.7n-flfl.Vi; (i.VJ. lliKI lh. SI 2.7.1 f I7.IK): fr.l (.arlliiRa 7WIH.VI 11... fl2.7n-fl6.M1: ..al.rs Sl.'t.fao f I7.MI: io. n.r and fefdr si.r flo.7Mrfl2.7n. Hh...p 20.000: slow, .(.adr to 2V lon.r: narlT. lamha ll.lw to fl.t.Vl; ranr.r. fl.t.wr: fat .w.s slow, f.o- Ina lamb. nnnoM. .amhs b2 II. down ! f i:t(p 13 S"; ws ISO Iba. down fIVMi, It'ti-r Umhi f 12.50 $Kt6. CHICAGO GRAIN TTTICAOO. Au. (f Flue, ttiatlnff ranully do-n and up over a I ranite of about f-ur cents hear todsr rhineti nervous, 5-8 to 1 ft 4c nnder jetierdsy'a ftninh, A hi de- ; cjine In wheat prices at I J ter pool crtunied a a notable d'pressinj : factor and there also were larger primsrr domestic receipts today than : a yesr hsck, althouith less thsit st ', this time sit weelt. A eadin( Brit ish auihority prMktH toflsy there; would he no acijre export wheat: demand fr tha autha rr. by tT' ' many, Franoa, lui or fipaio except j BUTTER ID EGGS FIHPOU) for several special mixing lots. Corn clotd irregular 5-bc net lower to 1 8 -he advance; oats 1-4 to l-2c down and provisions varying from 2K stMlwtrk to a rise of "(jgUh;. A REAL WATCH DOQ I IOOD li I V t: It, Ore. A Wasco county farmer set his dog on guard outside his chicken house to prevent thieves from stealing his fowl. Along came William Mickie, 21, who was hungry. He walked into the chicken house, stole eight hens, and WHlked out. The dog watched, all right, but never let out a howl. The thief was arrested after the farmer spread an alsrm. Marine Corps Are Open For Recruits Sergeant Sherman, local marine re cruiting officer, announced Friday that there are openings available in the corps for recruiu. In the foreign service, particularly in Chna, recruits will be taken. Tin1 re are also open ngs for musicians in the marine lutud, and buglers are needed. The recruiting office has received word of two men in training at Sun Dingo who were recruited in Eugene. Marvin Weitz, Eugene, and John Ea tey. Bond, have parsed their eu trance examinations and ore in train ing at the marine base. Suspect is Held For Investigation Guy Walter Owen of Portland, ar rested Wednesday night by Special Officer G. H. Kitchen, waa identi fied Thursday morning at police head quarters by residents of the BangM apartments as the man discovered there n euuesiiay morning in aueinpi to rob the room of a Mr. Cotton. Owen has admitted serving three sentences for vagrancy. He is being held by the police while a check on his movements around Eugene can be made. American Legion Meeting Thursday The Kugoutj post of tha Ameri can Loglun will hold a meeting Thursday night at the Chamber o Commerce room a at 8 o cluck. Members of the local delegation to the state convention at Salem will report 00 the convention. DARK OUTLOOK MULBEHUV, hid. Things didn't look so hriuht here rets'iillv. The town waa in the depths of darkness and alt because the. funds in the town's treasury were so low. Citl aena couldn't find enough money to fay for current to operate street ighta. NICE ANTIQUE BOY BERLIN. An antique that would add atmosphere to any aspiring matron's home is being advertised for sale by a' Bus si an Royalist. It is Lucretia Borgia's poison cupboard in which she is supposed to have poisoned her lovers. A poisoned noedlc. on opening the cupboard, would spring out and Inject Its poison into the body 01 ine opener. GIRL BELL RINGER LONDON. Violet Carrier, 20, claims to be the younnest bell ringer in the world. At this age she ma nipulates the sixty bells of the carillon at Loughborough in a mas terly fashion. The heaviest of I he bells weighs mure than four tons. MOVE TO MEDFORD Mr. ami Mrs. F. K. llagorty, 1177 Tvler strst, left Kugene Thursday afternoon for Modford where they will reside at 111 Almond street. Mr. and Mrs, lltigerty have been residents of Kugene lor several years. Mr. llag eriy is employed ly the Sun Life As surance company of Canada. NOTE ASTHMA VICTIMS iXi.NDON. la an effort to inves tigate and cure, if possible, the mal ady of asthma In the world, the Asthma Hesi-arch Council here In retjuentlng eufferera to fill In a fam ily history form aupplied by them. It is honed that study of these forma will give valuable information regarding the influence of heredity In this disease. SET MALE ATTIRE LONDON. Representatives of the church, stage, art, teaching, and medicine have formed together in the Men'a Dress Reform pHrty here. The object of the club is to reform male attire with aa much profit, to health and appearance aa women. Anyone can Join without financial obligation. It has been 43 yeara since Carl Bern first connected a gas engine to a vehicle and drove It on the streets nf Munich. The modern automobile has evolved from this one-cylinder affair. Notloe of Pioneer Asiootatlon Meet I no. The Iano County Pioneer Associa tion will meet at the fair grounds on Thursday, August 22ml, H'2.1, at ten o'clock A. M., and the rules of the organization make all who came to Oregon prior to and during the year 1874 eligible to meintershlp. ANNE WHIT EAKER, President E. O. KJTTER. Secretary. LET A DISABLED SOLDIER write your Ins. Pit. 1407; will call. Floyd Westerfleld represents MCTCAL LIFE OF NEW YORK. Ph. K77. C. H. Natl. Bank Bldg. Quality Developing and Printing ' Kuykendall Drug Co. 870 Wlllsmette Phone 23 Justrite Bird Foods and Remedies Call for them st QUACKENBUSH'S On Vacation Just rail 1200 nr loll the carrier your vacation address and The Ouard will follow you wherever you go, keep ing you In touch with every thing at home. The Guard Fo"owa Your Vacation. HEAVY OUTPUT OF STEEL REFLECTS PROSPERITY PRODUCTION OP STEfO. INOCrrj , 1 Mj OULY AVSKAOS (TOMS) I no' ' ' 19X8 At, erally, are languishing, and when steel la actlra T me same conamon as laaKaiv, aw uaau wmw lines. This year the t formed in a manner that has no precedent. Dur. ing the first aeren The gain was 18 HvA previous records. &rrllGTiui3 Tne summer usually brings a seasonal letdowa SSS- J ln tne 0U,Put ot ,ron na tol. The average de-' y Iron dropped only : touched In May, E LISHOX. 0P The collects res ignation, of the Portuguese cabinet early In July was due to differences of opinion about a decree granting new privileges for octdoor religious srrvirea, chiefly in the Tray of pro cesslona and the riuging of church bolls, hitherto only allowed at cer tain houra. When the minister of war and two other ministers protested against the decree, a crises aroBe. But it lasted only two days The principal aim of those con cerned in the formation of the new enhinet was to persuade Dr. OMveira Halasar to continue as minister of finance. It waa acknowledged that he was responsible for the energetic and rapid restoration measures which included equilibrium of the budget and payment of the external floating debt. NEW SELF-PH0T0Q NEW HAVEN. Conn. Luther O. Sim jinn announces the Invention of a self-photographing machine at Yale University which will do excellent portrait work. The subject seats himself, starts the machine In mo tion and before, the print is finished he sens a proof. If he likes It, he allows it to continue through the process, u not, tie sits for another. HIS ARDOR CHANGED MILWACKKE. Josenh Bichl en me co tu ia cou n i ry ana w ro le ter ven t Vanilla Flavoring will not cook out. Large bottle 89o 86 E. Broadway Lowest Prices on Highest Quality Drugs. Carroll-Davis Pharmacy 730 Wlllsmette Phone 25 Vstsa. Qt your Candy at a Candy C PAN-DANDY stor. IVtaL ,low otsd QWaVUt VTW keeps Its freshness. lc4jJ 0VVft KREMMEL'S Jjasjsjs Ssaf BAKERY I SBSBSBfffffSJSSBfSfffJSSJSarSSJSS BRING YOUR work to Ho. LOUIS duBUY RADIO man's where tha bast at L. Braksl Servloa workmanship sosta no mora. PHONE VVatehmaksra and Jswelers. 1999 7M wl",mtu" li ' I BOXES 1 BETSY L u 0 8 RON Eugene Box Co. . ln n Pp Phona 1274 BREAD I . KELLY Springfield : . ST tNTHIWUf Supsrervle. Station Heavy Old Growth Slab Wood, Jjji4llfffTJr3 12 or 1 In. length, CC Cfl SsCawaslBwlwassasssasssssw' per eord WaWwl MANERIO-HUNTINQTON f-uEL co. Four Busy Drug Stores Phono 661 Located for your convenience. t - I I ; j j OOOOYEAR TIRES ! no8,Aa.L.?DT11BO At Mall Ord.r Prloc. BEDROOM FURNITURE Eugene JOHNSON Vulcanizing Works FURNITURE CO. " " L t a a I Vanilla Flavoring will . BY ALLARD SMITH I'loe rrnldent, The Union Tms Company, ClereUind rpHK moat trustworthy aingla great Indicator we hare of general Industrial aclWItlwa la tha production record of Iron and ateel. This la true because steel la the universal metal of modern life. It reaches, as a raw mate, rial or as a tool, Into Innumerable, lines of manufacture. When ateel Is la small demand. It la a sate conclusion that industry and trade, gen. Iron and steel Industry has per. months the production of steel Ingota totaled 33,805,267 tons compared with 28.. per oent. and the total broke all t UilllO .1 HUB BDMMJIl I. IIUUI .V IU A. pai VOMl -11,11. the spring peak. This year tha July output of pig 8 per cent from the high mark while that f steal tagoia de clined only a little over 4 per cent. Never before ln aay year have' operations held at so high a level In the hot months as this sea. son. Perhaps the most Important conclusion to be drawn from this fact Is that the huge post-war ex cess ot productive capacity has disappeared with the expanding requirements of the nation for steel. Just now there la some seasonal falling off but preeent Indications point to ho serious decline tpt steel or tor Industry In general. love letters to the girl he left be- ; hind. Cecelia Thalmeier. Finally h wrote Cecelia In Germany and told her to come to America and marry. Cecelia arrived only to find that he had married another. She sued in court and tried to get traits purl tion, back to Germany. The highest jumper In the animal world la the black Jaguar of South America. It has been seen to leap from the ground to a branch fifteen feet overhead. Speotfll Offering In MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGES Apvlegate Furniture Co. Miner Bldg. Phone 819 MAMMY'S CABIN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 75o yt 8prlnger on Toast. 60 Phone 2778 Williams Self Service Store 8hosi for Every Member of the Family 98c to $4 98 Ludford's Paint, Wall Papsr, Art Goods 65 West Broadway Phone 749 ' YOU ARE INVITED loses and hear the new Phlle Balanoed Neutrodyna Radio at the Radio Bervloe and Supply Co. "Radio Heado.Mrtsxi' t ! 1 ',tl j1' .: