Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 13, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA' it' I TWO MORNING REGISTER,' EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922 1 ..i - Perfect Fitting Glasses Comfortable Fitting : ' Glasses at y Fair Prices ? y I , ofipr you . an optical pfrvic? complete in every detail,; u'ijcjcccUe'd,',fof tlio'r oughness, jjipif tyxury . iii dctcrmiiiinir eye defects (or care and skill in fitting glasses. . . . H My purpose is to give each patron the benefit of the most scientific knowl edge acquired by one-third of- a century of study and application! 1 f ' . I J You can come to me with the positive assurance that every effort' will be used to give you comfortable vision at fair prices. DR MENDELSOHN EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Room 212 I. O. O, F. White Temple Morning Register Lane ' County. News Service srmxfiKHxn xkws notks (Roister Lana County Special) SPRINOKIKLD, Ore., July 11. Miss 1,-nura Jublnvlllo of North Hninp ton, MnamchuRetta, is here visiting her brother, Henry fasten. Mr. and Mrs, John Vaughn and son Orron "together with n friend of Or ion's, Dwlght Kesey, spent the past week at New-port. Dwight and Orson rode their motorcycles, Mr, and Mis, Vaughn, went on the. train. Kuth Lnnsben'y Morrbt of Wend- 1 loir hi visiting relatives horo. Mlas Ollle Htirtley la spending the summer with Mr. and Mia Cr. V. Hartley. She will probably remntn hero until pohool starts this full. Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. O. H. Smith, July 8th, a baby girl, t.oulw Carroll. Mr. and Mr Henry Kttehio and two sons of Alurshfield havo moved hero to make their home. Mr. Hitchle is employed at the Booth-Kelly mill. fhey have an apartment at the KlUe. . Doctor Pollard is having his home remodeled. Lepley tiros, have charge of the work. The Pollard home is between Fourth and rifth on A stroet. Mrs. Emma Olsen left June llth for Ashland, Wisconsin, to visit rela-; ttves ond friends. Mrs, Olsen will, return about the first of September., BIAS Wanted ' v Sealed bids will' be received for transporting gin do school pupils to the Lincoln school house In district No. 102 for a period of nine months beginning September 11. . .All bids to be in on or before August 5, 1922. t MAtTDG FOWLEH, Clerk. ETHEL SUTTON. ; , JOHN COSTELLO, DENA RICHARDSON. -t . Directors Dist 105, Lane CO.; Ore.; " 7-12-2 Eugr-ne CofHtrtkm grrtf Bad slslmJ ahy platfoi' TJU collec tion, no tee. Nothing to Join. No due Phono or write W. 11. Blower. ... . -, . a-iS-tf , ', , Dandnff Friday night. ; Seven " Sorenadors. armry. "' 7-12-3 Aute fW-Zoe. G.J. McLean. . M-tf EriroD NOW! WhV wilit ntitil the "rJ-iynlnr Fall Term? Begin now and j- you can be well on your way over those who enroll for September.. . , , , fomember, business is im proving and trained office helo is in (rente f Ht-mnnH Those first prepared will be '", the ones who will have the .' choice of the best positions. . Ask us today about our '" school. ' ; r v 'Always Sh' session except legal holidays and a week at i Christmas. ' Business College I A, E: ROBERTS, Pres. I ' Eugefle,'bre;r""i"v . Cooa County Club Onniiitzcd CAMAS SWALE, Ore.. July 11 A Coos county club was orpnnined by a number or neonle nlcmckinr nt Cn- lapooya springs on the fourth. The fol lowlnff officers were elected, presi dent W. T. Kerr of Creswell; secre tary nnd treasurer, Mrs. Thompson of Eugene, Another picnic will be held In the near future nnd till people at one time Hying in Coos county will bo invuea. two daughters, Gladys nnd Monn, of Sunt a Clara, Oillf.; ; visit I ni? at tiie home of Mr. and Mis. W. T, Kerr. .Mil. Thomas and Mr. Kerr ore broth er and Ulster and had not seen each other tor 5 years. They expect leave Wotliii'sduy for Port In ml un t Columbia highway to the Hood HIv vain-y. ... , 1'iitnk Tiinnr and family of 11. river visited at the J. W. ArntHtront; nemo rnauy. Mrs. It, W. .Dereham and nan. Enn motored to Kltson tsprfnoH Suniln mr. iersiiaiu ivturnca homo v them. AiiKUSt Leidtko and son Glenn w EiiHotm visitors-Saturdtiv. i The meetliiKS of the Cnmns union hae own elinnred from Suturdxy nip nt s to the second and fourth We ncHdiiys of each mouth. The no: meeting will be held next Wedneili uiKht, July IS. Everyone is urged be nrenent. Herman Close and family of Low snen the tourth at the home of C. McKay. i CRExSWELL NEWS NOTES . (RcgMor lano County Sncrlal) ; CRESWBU,. Oro.. July 12. Ed Bellamy has sold out his business of shoo and- harness repair shop to 1-a.wson and pons who have taken possession and on tho job. Mr. Bel lamy got a team of horses in the doal nnd will so to Lowell and haul lumber at the Lowell mill a while. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Kcat are camp ins near the Goshen bridge on the Clovcrdale road whuo Mr. Kent is working there. This is a part of the recuperation plan for Mrs. Kent who Is enjoying- tho outdoors and improv ing rapidly. An arbitration committee connist in; of John Stone, W. T. Kerr and C. II. Sedgwick listened to the state ments of the parties in difference on Tuosday evening; tno analtor was in tho adjustment of a lease between D. C Miller and Mt. Calhoun who has been on tho Miller place for tho last six months; Mr. Miller has just sold his ranch to Mr. Hawkins of Coquille. A report was made by tho board in writing and flelirored to tha parties. Fred Smith tore tho nail from his thumb in a fall from his motorcycle on Tuesday evening while riding up and down tho : streets. Pr. Uada baugh of Goshen was called and dressed tho wound, L. B. Hubbs of Eugene was up Wednesday morning onj a business trip. - - Mrs. May Bull, of Minneapolis, ar rived Tuesday evening for a vlnit with her. parents,. Mr: and Mrs. E. H. Tryon . . ' . ' . Vet.- W. W. Bearby, Mrs. A. " J. Johnson,and Miss E. M. Thompaqn nt reqneu, wt. u.: meeung ac my: gene Wednesday. ' ' - CAMP t'HKKK PEltSOXAl (neKlitnr fjin &untr Swvlnl) CAMP CREEK. Ore., July lit Mr. Soleim nnd son Knut and Mr. Klin were in Eugeno and Springfield oit business Friday. Albert Simmons and Oeorgo Fisher were in Springfield Friday afternoon, Mrs. Xesbit visited with Mrs. Fisher Sunday. Mrt. Rruce Steward nnd sons, of Springfield were visitors nt the Dun ton home Sunday. Astrlil Sole! m culled on Mrs. Chase of lower Camn creek Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hmh MUIj and fnm lly of Eugene visited with David Mills Sunday. Mr. Pitt of Wnltorvlllo was a visit of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cllne Saturday. Thcnuis Su lei ni Is binding grain for Mr. Llnrilcy. Frank Criihtroe was a caller on Bob Stephens Saturday. Misses Astrld nnd Thelnm Sobl were visitors of Mrs. Long nt "Ros Co'nge' Sunday. Mrs l.nnc. nindvs Ornni n n neorire Sanderson were In Springfield Monday, c - ; 1 DAILY MARKET REPORT ORBOON JOURNAL MAHKKT SBRVICR PORTLANH. Ore.. July 12. Oood butter Is nrnr.-e on the Portland market. Anything Hint wilt store 92 i atmoxt In Immediate de mand. As result local butter market firm and the trad in c actlro. Top grade orrs are also warrc. as murb stork Is arriving which shows the effects of heat. If present renditions continue a prem ium will probably be paid for guaranteed fresh 'CRS. Association srlliiiR prices on c! were advaneed. Trndtmc In cheese Is art ire. In spite of the recent advance made by Tillamook. RuTln has been quite liberal during tbo past few day?. It Hm Our Guarantee ne rbury oo This clock previous to last' October sold everywhere for; $3.00, and is guaranteed for '1 one year. This clock will never again be sold at this j .price, .i. '. ", ;T '' . tt.e Wii i.'Lfniitid ?: Tha Stock Ir Limited Come in and ic us explain I the rcaBpn for this bargain. " ( Get one now, while you can V get a Genuine Waterbury Alarm Clock for only $1.00: T t !v '. ' A ', i -. ' r ., " .- LUtiUli S ChTJiR LAKE PERSONALS (Korifltor Lane County Sneetot) ' CLEAR LAKE. Ore. July 10 Har old Leonard and family nnd sister. Mrs. Grace Sellers of Eugene visited at tne PurKerson home Thursday cv enlng. Mr. and Mrs. Grossing nnd daugh ter, Lillian were Eugene shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Brinkley was a business vlnltoi at Eugene Thursday. Mrs. uoqua and daughter. Gladys, motored to Eugene Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bion Drake and fam ily, 'David Humphreys, wife and daughter nnd children of McMlnnville and Mr. otifl Mrs. Addemnn and child ren of Eugene motored un to the Mp KenlB fish hatchery and spent tho lourin. Evelvn Sloeum called on Eva Hett:; mm Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Brintow of Cnl- ffornln. started T"psdny mornlnsr for f week's trip to Waldo and Crescent Inkpft for nn outing. Ksrold Trfonard. wife nnd 1lttl sen CurtlR and sister.. Mrs. Grae Se'lArs. ond son. Genrg Rny. and mother, motored t Herrlsburg and spent Sunday with relatives. Le-i Hprfnmn nnd family spent Sun flay nt Jhn Crsuskls. Mr.-and Mrs. Brlstnw. Mr. nnrl Mrs. Vitus nn-i Union mntnrM to Triangle lnko Sunday and spent Tuepdny. CAMAS SWALF. NFAVS NOTES 1" f-oinlirSneHplli CAMAS SWALE, ..iuitf 11 The. frvirth wn pnont In vtro-B ways. rtr, "-mpin" triTW nnd others nf ended tho celebration nt Spencer butte. . CIair- Steel nnd H"h"rf- Defttinm : returned homo from Kftson Springs I rii--iw intv nnvo npn ear-Hlntf. roRTLAND. Oro.. July 12. Butter Sell log price, boi lots. Creamery prin Pflntt. extra. 43c for plain wrappers; cubes, itrms. Hr.IKc lb.; dairy, buying prke, 224P l'4c lb. Butter Pit Portland delivery bssln Ne. 1 Rrado, 43044c; No. 2, 40c; No. 1 -tone. 41c for No. 1 grade; premium be log paid by some. Cheese Selllnp: Tillamook triplets, 38H pznc; YounR Americas, 20 14 O 30c; Ore- Ron triplets, 20 f? 23c. Buyine prices f. o. b. Tillamook: Triplets, 26c; Young Americas and longhorna. 27c lb. Selling prices: Block Swiss, fancy, 31 32c: limburgor, 24 28a ;xrani orica, iiz 40 Egi?s Buylnjt price. Front street! -Cur rent receipts. Western Oregoni 2223c-doi. Eostero Oregon, 19c per dot. ; henneries, 22024c per dot. Selling priest Ordinary ranuira, use per doe.; select, 300 dot. put leu, Z3Z4o dot. Live. PouHry-Be11mg price I Heavy baa a, Wds per lb.; light hens, 16a per lb. Droiiers, mocks, 3c; otner broilers, 16 22c lb.; old roosters, 16. . ( - VB GET ABLE! - Onions Selltng price to reUllerst New red, white, J1.75; garlic 606o Dtr lb.i green onions. Due aoxen buncoes. Potatoes Belling price to retailers t Ore gon fancy, $1.60 per cental buying price, country, 51.OO;. iweet potatoes, S2.2G$200 crate: new potatoes, 33Ue, MEATS Country MaU Sell In arlaat flonktr uorb, iooiuo id. : oeary stun less: tm, tcps, about 80 to 100 lbs., 13H014ei btary oiuii ins, lamoa. zuoze. Huioxed meats Hams. SSOSfie nar lb. uri-Miiii DBCOU, ZO'(?4aC 10. Packing Uouee Meats Staer ' hMf ' 1b neiter. i4ic ID.; cows. 14c lb. lambs, 15022c: ewes. IKOlTc: ba iU v m vwr, id. iara Kettle rendered, itua mw ik uerca oasis, comoouhd, loo. MOPS, WOOL AND HIDES Hops 1921 crop, nominal, 15c lb. Hides calf sklna. 10s lb.: kins. Aa lh B'wu omen, q id.; saitea, 60 ID. Mohair Nominal: 25cA36o lb- Sheep Pelts Long itry pelts. 17 18c: short pelts, 8!6-9c lb.; rang faafr goat. pelts, 12o u. , cuuii unir K'tuc neitfl. xfn anti Wool Willamette Taller coarse. 2nA3n medium. 829830 lb fin flTA4A..ik , "1U" uri-Buii-mano, dUpiUC ID. innow BDd Oroasa Nn. 1 imUnm au. No. 2, 3o. cnKcara Bark 1322 hrnt. ,n, OATTI.B inoieo steers iTTRAttm Medium to good nteera 7.00 776 Fair to modlum steer e.oo 700 Commort to fair steers 4.00 e!oo m Mr. andMra. Frank Thnmns tor Choice cows and heifers.',' .7,7 0.2OM fl.76 High Honors for Sir Henry Wilson irt s', II a 1 1 " ft fit ( X, M -- '' " i Milium (,W,oU .'nil k.INn IJ rlr to KtMtuiu obw, d4 kM(r 4-ROO o at Comiuoa uof ..,.,....,. I-60O O.iinaj .1 l . .V, ..'.l..,,',,',, t.W S.B0 nun. s.Tin Due nun. m CtU'lM KwHtPM . 5.00 R-ftO L'hok, ilalry rulva, o.ootl u.fto Prime, lutit Mlvo, , ttnofr tvoo Maillmu llUht cotvw T .Wtl r.O llOIIVr CIllVW t . .. V... U O.OOtf T.&0 HOOI Prjmo .hh, ....... .. ii.TAr te.sa Smooth teiivy, llau to SOD lt.. Il.wfl II 60 800 pound, and .uit. .., .10.000 it.oo KoUHlt lioitvy. H.OOII.OO Punier rl .J....'.,,,. , l'J.OOfl-U'Jn Kut Pin' ..,,.,.....'... 11. Wit 12 .00 mi, ubjt to dock,n...... 6.000 1.00 SHEEP , SnrluB Uambi ., 10 Oofl 11.00 Medium ,. B.Odft 10.00 Common 6.00lf It.OO Cull Inuib. , i 0.0 (, 0.00 Llitht yMrllnit, 8.00 00 He,vr ifurlinn. ,., 7 00O 8 00 LlKIlt wetlier. ,.: 0.00 if 7.00 Hfavy wether. ...,.,' fl.Ootf 0.00 Ewm .....:....... 8.00U d.oo re FOR INDIGESTION 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25 and 75 f'ocKtJo Cvwvwhort D SHIPS GET SOUND BUSINESS . PORTUAND GRAIN VND FKKH POHTI'ANl), Ore., July IS. Ornln fu tures: Wheat hard white, July, SI.1&; Au gust, SI. 14; soft white, white club, hnrd winter. Northern spring, July, Jl tS; Au lust, $1.12; red Walla, July. $1.10; Au gust, $t.oa. Oats. No. I white teed. July, $35; Au gust. $H2. Otru. No. 2 Rastera yellow shlpmeut. July. August. $20.76. RKATTLB HAY, CHAIN AND FKRO SKATTLB. July 12. City delivery: Hay Ttmotny, xn; ottaed, $4; alia I fa, . C, $26; straw, $17; Parley, whole, 37; I round, and rolled, 30 j clipped, 44; chick starter, 0; chop all grain, 41; cocoanut mcul, 31 ; corn, 38 ; corn cracked and feed niral, 40; cotton need meal, 07 ; linseed meal. scratch foodt 48 ; soya bean. 87 ; wheat. 48; Puget Sound, 47. SAN rRANCtflPO HAY. GRAIN. tYtttl SAN KRANOI8CO. Jul? 12. Recolnts : Hay, 4f7 tons. Hny whtnt, $10 to $18: fair, $H to $ttt; tame oats, $15 to $18; wild oats, $11 to tin; alfalfa, sta to SIS: stock, $10 to $13; straw, nominal, . CHICAGO MARKET QUOTATIONS CHICAGO, July 12. Wheat. No. U red. $t.lttotf$1.18tt; No. 3 hard, J1.17SU $1.10.- r. - Corn, Nb. 3 mixed. 63 1-4 G 64 1-4: No. 2 yellow, HI l-4rti5& uau, No. ii -wnlto, 37 3-4? 2U : No. 3 white, art1 304. Itye, No, 2, sett Barley. 4 1-4. : ' Timothy need. $4.00r$K.oo. Clore eed,'$10.00C$lS.OO. NEW YORK FRUIT MAHKKT NKW YORK, July 12. Evaporated apples scarce: state, 17 IS t -prunes firm: Oall- fornlas, 60 1;: Ore Rons, ISUfplSr nnrl- entK. nominal; peaches quiet; choice. 12U T14; extra choice, 14 A 15; fancy, 18C19. Ttihfo SI miners A Texas- father wuh dining with hla son In a Texas hotel, nnd in the course of dinner the mm got into nn argument with a cowboy. Tho row- Doy caned the aon an offensive name and tho young- fellow grabbed hi knife- In his fist and started around the table to be avenged. mil nis fHther soiled him bv the coattnlle. : "Ain't yo got no table mimnPM?11 the old man hissed. . But, pop, yo hoerd what ho called me, didn't yeT"- 1 os. I heerd nil 4-icht hut ihnt nlnt no ground , for yer foffrottin' yer tftblo mannera. n Put down that thor knire and go ax him with yer fork.'' Detonator. : i , Dandnjc ; JVlday ' night, Seven : Soronndorit, nrmory. 7-1 2-S IU.UI MVLM1U.KS TtH.D All I'l H S12ATTLK. July 12. ffnUlntU-n t Khow thiit Amerkuin hltH arc carry ing nwre than 6U per rent of tlu for- olgn comnietv ot I'uget Hound weto aubmlltwl to tho r idled Hlntea ship- ping boiuil'ii apwlol InventlRiitlt'K i committer at a hearing held heru by J, D. IrOWinuu, ivproH4ntlng (ho attlo oluiinber of conuuerco. ! Tho committee, compo.setl of three mombcra of the board Form' r H'ii;i tor OtHirgo K. i'lmmberluln. vVdiulrnl W, S. Hennon nnd Meyer Lbwnor j is conducting luulnit to di-termlne! the feasibility of tho eiiforeemout of i sect ion 28 of tho Jonea ahlppliiK ncl Heurlnga were hold in l'ortluud, fro,, Monday and yesterday. thali-man t'hamberlnln wild ho f hoted to flnloh tho Sent t to hearing , louny ana to tievoio tomorrow in tin Inspection of foreign Undo fucllltleH here. Tho commltteo pluiw to leave tomorrow night for Ban ITranclaoo and Log Angoloa, For Thursday and Friday rvalues TIiatReflec tTrueSavings lltttl l.OtH (if Hl'lIM' Keuator Ittiliih Henry Cameron, of Arixouu, tells of n young lawyer out In hi Htnto who mude n big hit bark In tho early days of that cmmnmi wealth by the original manner in which ho defined tho inclining of the term ("assault nnd battery.' Thin young disciple of lllackstone wan em ploy ml to defend a fellow charged with tiftsniilt nnd battery, nnd. an It wan lit first case, watt floundering considerably In hltt prettentntlnn or the evidence. The county nttornry soiisht to further disconcert him by interrupting with tho loud, derisive remark: "May It pleane your honor, i don't believe tltia young lnwyr knows what n.uult and butterv is." Shaking hia flat in the prosecutor's race, the lawyer retorted, "That In assault:" and then following wah n husky blow on tho Juw, anld: "And llmt in battery. "Ilunged if I thouKht he had so much sense." mumbled the surprised proHceutor its he twit down and rubhetl hla juw. A SMvh, Anyway Tho Individual eiiterml Uio crowded room while the meeting wan In pro gress, took out a bundle of notes, and begun to address the meeting. Tito chairman made repeated ef forts to Intorrupt tho speaker, but ho refused to bo called to order. The una tun luHted close upon half un hour, "Have you entirely finished sir?" tho chairmen naked. ' 1 Cfl (lUito. but I defv voil to ilnnv the truth of my statements,'' he retorted. "I havo no wish to air." said tho chairman. "Tho gas company of the 85c Fibre Silk Hose. ,. .65c 75c Pretty Tissue Gingham, yard . .49c 75c 32-inch French Gingham, yard 49c 25c New Plaid Percales, yard 20c $1.98 Silk Tricolette, yard . .$1.35 $ 1 .50 Ladies' Blue Overalls .89c $3.50 Jap Silk Blouses . . .; .$2.95 $2.75 72x80 Cotton Blankets .$1.98 $1.49 Men's Dress Shirts .95c $4.75 Jersey Sport Jackets .$2.69 75c Boys' Union Suits ,49c 50c Boys' Summer Blouses .. . . .-. .... .39c SPECIAL REDUCTIONS for Thursday and Friday , on all LADIES' UNDERWEAR Note the savings in effect: 49c Ladies' Union Suits . . 85c Ladies' Union Suits . . 95c Ladies' Union Suits . . $1.39 Ladies' Union Suits $2.49 Ladies' Union Suits ..23c . .65c ..75c ,$1.19 .$1.95 IPeoplies Dasln Store 30 E. 9th Im holdltiK It, mooting In tho next room. Thin In tho veitoturlttn no t-ieiy" Ktinrufa city Stnr. He-rliter Chuiairttd Adi ftv rood re.tiit,. ' Imek of Toil ' ItrtloMt Why llmt woimiii wU, wkti her himhnml out or un ntn-r-noon mip to how Mm hr rtn.,mnli. .-. n inn. lllt.inil TMllHrl- l.l As certain as a lighted candle ivill a . . . . , .' . . burn up its wax- Villi mitllr. t. mmmmm .e..oi; whomuW'd hi SZZZ "SI,?""- f IH A ln the Ktroel. aa the dead ririd Jh.i . Uiounftnil, !ln- """""i D w loiiowinf the funeral cortege. T?VERYJnformed man and woman knows that tho H most important of all rules of health is moderation. a mn u r, ,WOman vvho overeats is 'sowing the seeds of ill-health. Just as certain to shorten life as a lighted candle is sure to burn up its wax. To he your best, to do your best , work. to keen healthy for many long, happy years, you cannot It ford to eat heavy, indigestible food. That's why men and women of energy'and activity SdYet.erC makC Grape'Nuts regular pt of Grape-Nuts is a sensible food, delicious nnnrUW satisfymg and sustaining-a cereal o?d bXT or ) h$ Cnl,rdy fr0'" vvheSur0 With milk or cream, GrancNuts is a complete food.. . You'll find Grape-Nuts K.-hi i , hotels, restaurant, "lu , " .r:wheru--occrsf . . vvuiuvrs, eic. EORiEALTH "There's aReason'9 ur.