Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 21, 1922, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMORN I NG REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922, TEN NOUPnlNOlUW ADJITANT tiKM'.IUI. WII1TK fs. , kuks sthut omi:its llllvoln TlicU Xo OIH.W Mmll IXmiiwI K.tilttn1 Mm Walt l'imn 'Them CAMP t.KWIH Wash., .lime M. Ttn doAth knll to boottrRBiM-. nrAfoimlnnal mmbHni waa smmm'd tmloy In mlm tamed by 'olonol tlanriro A. While, nattttnnt rontfrnl, which prohibit the brltiKinir of boon Into the otvfrcn bmmnni mtnrti romp Ami trhtoh Inbpn nil forms of (ramb ling. Colonel White's orders nlso for blil thp in. of onllseed men tor per gonal evvlre by officer. "Our ollfrers sro nil ahL'-bndleil," ctnlit Colonel White, 'nnl are able to mnko up their own bunkn nn.l police their tiimrters without iletnllinff en listed men who ar up hero for the liiHtrnetlon nnd not for thnt purpose." The order rends: "Pnrtlrulnr caution will be exercised by all of the officers nmlnst the presence of any Intoxicat ing liquors or immes of chance, in their respective, enmpa. "The mo of enlisted men In connec tion with personal service for officers Is forbidden and no detail or orderlies will be rondo oxrvpt for ulllclul pur poses." ; Colonel Whllo and Ma alaff left earlv nils inornliiK t"T the farihost north oinmist of the tirxKon Imtlonul Runrd. Tho outpost Is Kurt Warden on the south end of runet Pound, wlioro tho Orcnon coast artillery units are located. The trip Is behiB tundo fvlr tho purpose of Inspecting the coast derenso coutlnand and to make preparations for tho payment of the tru.ps next week. Instruction schedules are all In full' atvlnr In all camps and all are enter-' lnic Into the Kanie of perfecting them selves In the art of military science as thouKh the black cloud of war were Impending tomorrow. Kor tho purpose of Instruction all ofilcera In command of units, Includ ing camp commanders, relinquished their commands to the second In com mand this morning, but will remain with their organisations aa observers. This arrangement will continuo until revelllo tomorrow' morning and Is for the purpose of simulating war clfwjl tlons and to test tho ability of olllcers second In command. In the event that the leader beenmo u casualty. RrtPloror Me big fella long time hungrv. Where cntchem kal-knl? Sarvyt South Sea Island Hells Oh I You mean luncheon 7 mere arc tivo excellent ton rooms In the village. Judge. - Fordsoiv THE .UNIVERSAL TRACTOR Noll-likc This Low Price ' Has Ever Been Known Before No farm tractor ever offered more money value, or more work value, than the Fordson Tractor at this astounding new low price. No farm power unit you can possibly buy will do more for so little and no farm, regardless of size or location can afford to be without a Ford son Tractor. Place yoar order dow there is no time for delay or 1 conr-snaon. Price alone makes your choice the Fordson. . After that, performance will prove to you, as it haa to 170,000 owners, that this light, compact Fordson is the most efficient power plant ever hitched to a farm toot J-et os prova it to you. - Write, call or phone today. r- - , .... "Caveman Slufl" Made No Hit With Thit Girl :;Kc.' ; "When John Yumon. son or a wealthy Importer of Cunttitittmiiiio, mt Mlw HoU' Wurtxbuch in ortobt-r. last), sho wan lltmitiiin ut tho Mu-wuPMiaottM Inati'uto of Twhnolnjsy lu HiwUm. Ho Initlorvl htr lo k to Turkey with htm. niul become .to Insistent ah fled to ChlOiiKo, wtiero ho fiillnwU mr mtil soiiKht to forvo Iut, vho nuUl, by thrtiita of uiath, to K". Mio hud htm arrvutt'il, ntul I'lilti'il States tnnutKru tton offlciula uro coiderliB iteuorl liiK Mm. , , ,. BEAVER DAMAGE REPORTED DEPCTY ;MK V.UIKV TO IX- VKST1GATK COMrUVINTS For tho purpono of InvcstlirnHnif cotnlatnt ihut huv hcvn rvootvrtt from farmers neur Kttnlm coneernlni; OiunaKti to their iiroitorty from the Ut'prvUutlans of heave rn In that ilt j trlet, KM Hawker, deputy pime- war- den. Itt in the city nmt today will look over Iho dama lhat have hern con ntrucU'd ticroita tsevorul of tho imall 'utrvani by tho busy water rodentn. An ! there la no open seawoii on brave rs and they are under slato protection at all time of th year tho farmrn have to obiatn prmbMlon beforo truppiritf tho animal. Tho Kutne warden vtatea that an the f beaver uro the properly of tho utate If they uro (nipped the pelt nr turned ovrr to the fUh nnd ((ami j com mliwion for dixponul but thnt thry are not In markeiahle condition dur ; inj tho u miner month. 1 I TWO MEN BROUGHT TO JAIL SAY RITCHKY AM KItAN'CIS THEY 1IAI ugioit Elmer Illtchoy nnd Kd Francl wcro nrrwted ut Couoko trove Mon day nlRht on a charwe of unlawful poetresiiion of liquor. They were ar raigned yesterday in the Jimtlco court at Oottaice Orovo, where they pleaded guilty und wcro each sentenced to pay a fine of $-i0 nnd aervo CO days each In the county jail. Deputy Sheriff Pitcher - hroiiffht them to KuKcne nnd turned them over to bhcriff Sitvkeht. Lane County Ne as (Continue! from Pago I.) Franklin, wcro vlnltlnir with Tila al ter, Mra. Denton 'lucaraon and fam ily. Mrs, Mounta la alno a alrter of Itcnton Wlacarflon. They brought Mrs. Wlacarson. Benton'a mother, over lo tay In Irving for a while. Sir. and Mra. Clarence Klnir, from Cvoraon, Waah., and Mn. Alice 81m moni anil son. Herbert, from Kuicene. were vlaltora at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Hockoday over two niahta tho laat of tho week. Mr. Klnir, who la a rurnl mail carrier at Kveraon, motored from that jilace to Eugeno in two daya. Irvlnir irrnniro met In regular aeaalon Friday evening. Quito an lnternatlng meeting waa held. They ore planning a chtldren'a entertainment In tho near future, to help In ruining funda to aa nlHt tho farm homo for children, at Com.llln. which la In chargo of tho W. C. T. U. " wiNiiKimv kkwh Ntrrra ' (R!tr Lao. Couaty RptcLI) WINBEIIRV. Ore., Juno 20.J-?un-lny dinner gneata at tho A. Malhney homo wore Mr. nnd Mra. Wm. Olaapy nnd Mr. and Mra. Chnrlea Neet and family. Mr. nnd Mra. -n. B. Carter and daughter, Thelmo, visiting In tho oft erhoon. Mr. and Mra. V. Wnlr called Friday evening on Mr, and Mrn. O. Wombold. Mr. und Mra. I.. H. I)avl. of l.lttle Fnll, trnnnnctcd bunlncaa In thla vi cinity Friday. Mr. and Mra. I. Jacobs and daugh- I 71 JRajrjnnLeH1 I Have You a Farm with Nothuig for Sale? ' IF SO, then you have an unusual farm; if not, then you will be ihter- .; -ested in the following. i No matter what your farm produces? no ,, matter how much unused machinery and other' articles about ' the i" place you have discarded and have no"need for; regardless of what your Wants may be, there is a way to clean up the place and get what 'you want in a hurry; ... V .ati&li- 1 ' TRY ' ":V f. REGISTER ADS " In the thousands of homes reached by the Morning Register there is '' a market for everything you have to sell. You can satisfy your every ' want. Prepare your ad NOW and PHONE 6 or mail it to MORNING REGISTER S toi-N, Mutlc, I'MoratH'o uiul Vcl'u ithilt Mr. ami air. r I'lM'tier, nit ft ron land vM'e weeU-eud KUOats uf Mr. und Mia. tl. Wnmtmld. M. (IiiUIkii and 11. l.ngiin wotg liu uono vlailora Monday. II. It. Carter la wtu kliiK an (ho Full I'lt'eK IHitl. - Mr. nnd Mik. J no Unit, of Walter' villi', visited hi llio 11. A. Oiiiter hum Sunday. Mr. nnd Mra, C. H, Moulley drovo lo Lowell Momlay, iliinv linker left Diiliirdiiy for rnvt Hook. Oregon, lo aneud a for tlnja vlitlt tiir IiIm tunell near I neve. Kit Helmtla. wlin linn rtinrat nr lite Oniuuliv tliimla conlml niniinlgn In thla dlKlrli't. la making Ilia rounna. Ilnettld Vlllevilltl. an O. A. ('. atll dent, who liua been vlnUluu Willi bin ,tmtt Metf If. M. Ilukel'. li'Ct WeillteM day. Mm. linker hoenimmnlcd lilin o I'ortland, wher ana apeni two aaya vloltlng nnd hniintitff. II. Mooney wna a Kugene vlallor the iinut week. Mra. U. M. Tinker dniva lo Kugene Sntuitlny. Mr. Iluker returned iiouie with her to anend Hundny at the ranch DAILY MARKET REPORT OIlKOnV JOUUNAL MAUKFT "KltVim VnUTI.ANlv Or., June JM Mnmtny'u flhnrn drop In the Ban rriUflwo liutmr rle err-tirl a weir renn ii-mrBiiT n th Iwol trnilB TutMHtny nwirnlni. It Id. were fram lie to le n tvounil lowr (ur cut, limn rYH-rnlly and ihr ppaml n g.umllf lnwi tip tu and. Country nr ntt eub aitrnn Cflntltnia lo mve In n fair way around aHl.1fVe- ft IMuiml with elir vttra at ntVc, The Iftltrr i a dmti nr lr (mm ih rvevni vinma n.arn. While tho tn.t hr I- aa-lnlln4 In bellwve lhat tha Han Fran-leo nwr.et I mant)ulatHl n aa lo Rrab qutuh pMflta, allll iinm ar unwllllnit to watch Ita a c 1 1 on ear tully.. ROO TIIADIB flKUAlKfl VRHY QIURT Vrr dukt totva la ahnwn fnr eg bnra. ni nt nriia en eurrent rveaiora now urn rally at 20o ft Uotea bacauaa of h Irw.r In candlloi. Poma nr not otterlnt atniv S'Je for htuirtta. but ' otbara are Mrl SJ0 34e. URTTKR OAI.I SHOWS rOR VBAL Bitf htly batur rait la howtni for country klllvd rnla In the Front ilrt-at trala. II rati of la-t w prlea lo raoalpta are Hmid. All of th bis bmilwra ftra wall fillr.1 but th aualler optratora ar looklm (or iupplk, KKD OSIOV MAUKRT ArVANCEn Advanced prUM In tha South bava rorrM a tlrmur loaa In tha trad fnr rx onion. 9aUn wora phnwn durlnc th ilajr a hlab a 3 a pound tar th bolter elaa of(r I nit, although mm wcra ttltt etferlng or dinary ttiKlt at IHr, OLD POTATO KB IS aoOO TKUASn Old fotatoM of irood quality ara howln ft -rand demand along th trt at fl.ftA br rrntal with lb buying prh a round to $1.10 Mr rental. Kanry band-plrhMl Yaki ma ar quotd a blah a S-1. Nw po (atoc unchangrd at 4ic iDraIly. KTRAWnKnitT MAIIKKT 8TEADT On tha Rat Bid Karmr' tnarat straw, barrlea aold from VI 80 to $1 TS Tutday vlih Kront nmt aat from $t.W t i. th taller (or fancy ab I 'p tog itock. which la bard to obtain. Ml IKK NOTES OK I'HOtWCB TltADB far of Kan Padro, t'aU encumbar In; ultM i;l 78 lug. Wax bttan) i!Oc. gro ban, 3S pound tMtnand for poultry u juat fair al un cbanaM pricva. Aprlrou wiling at 12 50 to 93 par crate ganrralty. fVim owrrtpa. Hmall rhtrrla aallttig lowly tn down to I Or pound. Chaaao markai cootlauia to gala la no tlrlty. roitTIAND. Or.. Jn 10 nuttar Mt. Ing prle. boi lota. Craamary p tie Print, ttTm. 40 tor plat wrappara i euba. aairaa, H6 03Sc lb.; dairy, buying prtc 32Q lb. B attar Kat Porttand gollTarf batlat No. t grad. 41e: No. 8. K8c ; No. 1 aona, 89e for No. 1 grade; premium balng paid by aoma, Chaen Balling! Tfllamook triplet. tSo Toonr America a, 2fl027e: Oregon triplet. 3002.1ft. Balling price! ft lock Hwlaa. fancy, 31r.12n; limbarger, tiQZBot ereua brick, 22 0 24& Kgga Buying prtrw, Kront atreett Tor rent recetot. Weatern Oreaon. 20c onr doa. : Baatern Oregon, ISO 19e per doa. ; bnnarlee. 32 24c pnr doa. Hailing price t Ordinary candled, Sfic pr doa. ; aetect, 27o dot. ; pul leta. UHO240 doa. Lire Poultry Mlng price! IletTy hni, 22c lb.; light bf-na, 14a per lb. brollera. Hock, 23; other broiler, 10O2Oo lb.; old rooatam, 12c; turknya, dreaaed, 20Q2AO lb. VEOBTAIILM Onion Ruling prlco lo retailer I New red, white, gl.7COf2.2A; garllo. GO He lb.; green on loot, AOc doten buncbea. Polto Helling prle to retallerat Ore gon fancy, 91. GO per cental ; buying price, ooantrr. 90cOtl.OO: aweet poUtoea, 92.60 crate; new poUtoee, 5t4e. - HEATS Oountrr Meat Belling prieet Gottntry boga. lAHOtflo lb.: heavy atnff leaa; veal. tnpa, about no to loo lb.. ia012Hc; htavy ii tuff leaa, Iambi, 20 0 22o. Hmnked tneata Ham, R0O30 per lb.) bmakfaat bacon, 2r,itir,e lb. Packing Heuae Meat Steer beef. 1B40 lflo lb.; faelfer, 14 Ho IK; eowa, 14o lb. f lamb. lfi022o; ewea, 160 17o; bogs 10H O17o par lb. Lard Kettle rendered, 17 Ho per lb.) tierce ba'la, compound. lft. y, HOPS, WOOL ANI TTIDEft ITopa in2t crop, nominal, llWi lb, - Hldea--Calf iklna, lOo lb. kips, Co lb.; green hide, 4c lb.; tatted, (In lb. Mobalr Nominal; 2RcO3&0 lb.. 'Hhoep Pelta Long dry petta, tde; abort pelta, 7 Ho lb.; long hair gnat pelta, 80 10c lb.; abort hair goat petta, 2lfc each. Wool Willamette valley coam, 20Q30o; medium, 820n.tr lb.; fine, fl704Oo lb.; Eawtcrn' Oregon-Idaho, 80040c lb, Tatlow and Oreaae No. 1 tallow. 4ei No. 2, 3 He. iDATTtt Deduction drawn between bay and gratia fed cattle at local yard tfala morning, rang ateera Hated RO cenU below bay fed atocb. Choice bay fed ateera ..A 2flO$H.7ft Medium to good bay fed ateera, 7.7AO 8.2R CUt)c.a graaa fed aleora 7.7ft 9 8.20 Medium to good graaa fed atoara 8.760 7.76 fair to medium graaa fed ateera 8.2RO fl.78 Common to fair graaa fed aleora 6.000 '8.26 Choice cowa and he If ara 0.26O ,B0 Medium to good cowa and heifer 5.260 0-26 Kalr to medium cowa nnd be I fare 4.BO0 K.26 Common cow 8. BOO 4.60 Cannera 8.009 8.80 null 8.769 5.60 Choice feeder 6.00 9 8.00 Fair to good feeder 4.000 6.00 Chofc dairy calvea , 8,609 0.60 vrime light onlvea ... 8.009 8.80 Medium light calvea 7.009 8.00 Heavy calv 4. BOO 7.00 HOOI Prime light lt.7BOl5.00 SmooUi heavy, 210 to 800 Iba. .11.00011.76 nuo pounoa and up.... lo.oooil.oo Rough beavy 8.00 10.28 Keoder plga .,11.76912.00 Kat pig 11.76912.60 Htaga, aubjeot to dockage 5.00 9 8.00 HHBKP Hp ring Iambi , 10.00911.00 Medium , 9,00010.00 Common ,.,,,. 7.009 8.00 Cull lamb 6.009 7.00 Light yearling , 8.009 0.00 Heavy yoarllnga , ... 7.009 8.00 Light wethera v. 7.009 8.00, Heavy weltaera . 6.009 7.00 Kwaa 8.009 .00 , POHTLANO 011AIN AND KKRD 1 POUT LAND, Ore., Juno 20, Oral n fu turaki Wheat bard white, June, July, 11.14,; Important Announcement! Fvctv user of nntimwliilo i luloirKlcil in m vinjf ninncv on i T . ii'. i i... I l,.i,l il,..,l,.i- (.... n....i can ni'ip yon. ii" -i"...... . ......... .... ..., Iiiiilt by tlic man wlm fnuiulril tin; liunilyritr lire it Kul.licr i-m lor twiMily-ttiicc years wan il ni nve iiriiu. Umli-r Ills own iiuiint 1i i" lmilliiK tl' I""1 li' fiwi-or, I improvi'il nirlliiiils lm Is lililo t hit ynu IiIkIiit iiiulily nt lower Compara tlie.a price., which include tax 303, Cord $12.50 l'lirlnce lMilirir .Klx.t $ 9.S0 ,tajj :.$I0.50 irm, W,. Tiri'H, In.' Id prirm, Sfilcrliii(f Cunl .12x1 $28.40 3.lx ..-$29.40 MxVA ...$3.50 35x5 ..$4.0 ri.ilaK M- AM A-M'i .15x5 ;c Cunl . $26.90 : $27.80 .,$34.70 :. $44.50 Tlicso tires have tlm miliiniled SriheilinR niilrnf'c Kimrimti'c Mini ilic tnail stock (rum head to lio;nl. Pacific Auto Company F, M. HATHAWAY, Prop. Auguat, gl.out ft white, whit elub, bartl winter. Northern eprlug, Juuek tL14i July. Auau.l. $t tu; red Walla. Juuv, ll.uui July. AUMUat. 41.0.1. Data. No. It whit feed, June, July, 1.16: Auguat, f-'T; No, 8 gray, June. July, l-K; Auguat, tm. Vomr No, 8 Kail urn y allow ablpnenl, June, Juy, Auguat, 90, 8AM rrtANPtaro hay. nitAlN. men HAM rrtANCIHtHl. June 3i Iterwlpw t Hay. 210 tone. (lay. wheat, ltd to $1H: fair, til to tit; tarn eat. f 18 to fin; wild oMt. lit to alfalfa, lis to 918; lock. 1 $11 to 913; at raw, nominal. i HKATTI.K HAY, 0KA1M AMO VKKlV j 8KATTI.K. Waabv. June WCuy iWlv- i ery: Hay. timothy, :6; l. 9:7; mnd. 9J1; alfalfa. f:i: IV C . 9-6; betlay. whole, 37: ground arid rolled. 311; etltrped. 90; rhlva. atatter. 6U; ebu all grain, 41; coeoa nut tueal, at; corn. 30; mrn cracked and feed meal, 37 I eattanaeed tneal. BS ; llnaeed mra I, 67; erratrh food, 47; aoya bean. 67 j wbat. 47 1 I'ugat Hound. 48, NKW YOUK HO! MAIIKKT j NRW Yt'llK. June ao. llnr quiet, etale. 10J1. MVIr: I'acltlo Coa.l, 10 J t. IV Q J4c; lotto, 17 0 30c. NKW YOUK Kltt'lT UHOTATION8 NKW VOItK. June So, Kta.wraUd npole quiet, at ale. id 5-4 to a. I'ruoee (Itttf: t'alirornia. 11H o Oregnna. 8 8 4 to ItSft. rtacbee quiet: ctwi.e. 1JQ IV . eitta n- OUg 'WU 1V 'WfiH(J Town In (In-wa liy 1trlf Oeorgo. a new town on th Colttm bltt river. In Wnahlngtnn. will l In n rtruui hy Itaelf, fr when rntipled with the lift mo (( tho gtntn It regniiln Itjtotf na thft mu patriuilc ilu- In tho UnlteU B to. tea. Another 0fula. tlun f tin me U a III t In rroiaarnnit vl lingo In Kucgltnt munty crtllrtl Jan. Qui ok rulta--uai Itoglater CtnaaU fUL Dr. H.L Handshuh Foot .Specialut Corns,' Callouses removed. ' Bunions, fallen o relics, in prown toenails and all other loot ailments positively cured. Office Hours: Evenings 6 to 8, except Saturdays ; Tues- ' (lays 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sun days 10 a. m. to 4 p. in., and by appointment. 24 Eait 6th Phone 530 ' One Door East Sample Store Some One 1 Has to Pay When valuable property is 'damaged, by an automobile, tome one has to make good the loss. Naturally the own- cr of the car is looked to for complete payment of the bills that arc contracted in the process of replacement,; Insurance cares for the sct 'tlcmcut of such claims. Male a mama now ' 'to telephone ; EMERY r Insurance Agency 37 Ninth Ava. W, Phona M7 Eagane, Orogoa At Ye., That'. Howard'. Policy 1 LOTS OF SERVICE PRICES RIGHT If your motor uses oil CNcessivrly, cc Howard; If your motor lacks coiuprrnsiuii, sec Ilowrad; If your upark plii(; foul and inis, rc Howard; If your brakes need lining or adjuring, sec Howard Aik Howard to Cive Yoo an Elimte on All -J Your Motor Work ALL WORK GUARANTEED Cor. 9lh and Olive St.. "Back to Pro-War Price." There'sDanger Ahead for those who neglect the Tiru nyiup-, toms of ryestraiu sniiirtiiig.' aching eyes, dizziness, persistent headaches, etc. Defective vision is the most frequent cause of these ailments, not dangerous of themselves, hut a warning that lnuM b heeded. Imperfect eyesight can usually be relieved .instantly, by properly fined glasses if taken in time. Hut nppnrently simple, defects, if neglected, may lean to serious results,' necessitating the wearing of complicate;!. r pensive lenses or even causing blindness. IBP Moody'i7orkUiM on ltd , ; 861 WILLAMBITTat 8' BtUOlSMKOn; EYESIGHT' SPECIALIST Laying A Foundation " Since 1914 Oregon people have owned bonds. ' Tliotuaflij ot Urcgon people arc confirnicU investors. iv , the habit. The wealth of Oregon is widely distributed. There tn a few large fortunes and n great many small ones, re- Sllln'ntr In a hunnu nMiiwrnm. enlltelltcd PCOplC. Have you gotten your, fortune? If not, why not? Your , neighbor has his. lie has been a persistent saver, , anu j lias the confidence' of Ono who has a permanent ii. ' from his investments. ' ' ' ' u u , Business is on Iho ..nirrnrti.'- F.mnlovmcilt Is available W nil who want work. Now is tho time to start yout tor tune. Get busy. Deposit-r part of each pay this bank. After a 'few months-you will navo , with which to buv A bond. . ' !. -This bank takes tho same pleasure in helping you t ' UNITED STATES NATIONAL' BANK - Tha bank of aervica ' EUGENE LOAN & ' SAVINGS BANK The bank for aavinga ' I..!