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About Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1922)
1 : V i- ratTr--! Vilais! Being the Seventh and Continuation of a Series of Talks on Bills and the Payment of Them .'J..U.-L .. LUj,i,imill;, ifi ' w Www Fsij YoMir IMfe i . . " t- ! ' .r r' t v - - ' . , - ; . , , -,. Which? y "ft .. John Doe, 22' Prosperity avenue .4YD James Smith, 543 Shiftless street. H w v ' .'!!". i; . ..' . .' Two meaningless lines to the reaUer who does not know. But to tlic mail who does know the cipher, they telr a story. And to those ' who know and1 stopped to think the "4YD" and "the . "H mean a volume. It's the stor;y of two men's lives. One lived ''so thatHONOR, HONESTY and INTEGRITY predominated the other didn't. " John Doe PAID HIS BILLS PROPMTLY and met his obligations as they fell due. ' , James Smith, chose the other way HE WAS 'DISHONEST, WITHOUT HONOR and rapidly ' drifted into the "dead-beat" class. The "H" tells the' story. Deciphered it means "REQUIRE ,$A.sj.:, ! The "YD" means "PROMPT PAY GOOD CREDIT." , John Doc could walk into any store in town, buy a bill qf goods, and say '.'Charge it," and walk out with his purchases under his arm. James Smith couldn't. ' . Catalog yourself. Arc you a John Doe or a James Smith? Do you belong to the "YD" or the "IV class? ''' Credit Is Yours CREDIT IS A WONDERFUL THING. It buys, all things material. It buys gold, therefore is worth more than gold. CREDIT IS DEMOCRATIC.' ' ' " Anyone can get it the laborer in the ditch, or the wealthiest man. It knows no class as judged by money. It hf longs to him who has HONOR. It comes un beckoned "to him WHO PAYS HIS BILLS. v , It says "show me" and if the "show-down" of past performances can "show" cau point to OBLIGATIONS FILLED and HONOR KEPT credit is yours ; but only so long as you continue to fill obligations and keep company with honor. -v. e Tvnr ; .ro Hi' '(' . . , Credit Is Fickle ' Let overdue promises accumulate broken promises pile up and credit waves adieu. Again, tackle accumulated obligations and broken promises PAY UP make nil effort to square yourself.' COURT HONOR AMD YOU COURT CREDIT. WIN HONOR oml YOU WIN CREDIT. " ' ' The effort is worth the while. PAY UP NOW spelled backward means SUCCESS. Stop dilly-dallying. Pull yourself together. Get the reins in your hands and DRIVE. Don't follow DRIVE. 4 START TODAY TO PAY YOUR BILLS. Last month's bills arc due NOW. If your credit is good and you want to keep it good, .pay up now. If your bills have accumulated arc past due to such an extent you can't pay them alt at once, pay some, as much as you can. DO YOUR BEST. DON'T GO INTO the "DEAD-BEAT" mire. ' No mutter how simill an account iV, take rare tif It. Always remember the merchant has hun dreds, probably thousands of account just like yours . on his books. In the nggrcgntc tltcy mount up. ' ' . , If you'll show a disposition to MAKE COOl) the merchant will help you,' He is us interested in your credit ns you are. lie is just ns anxious that you have n good one as you. Don't try to HEAT YOUR WAY. You'll he caught. Always remcniler that it's hurdcr to go wrong than to go struight. The CREDIT MEN'S ORGANIZATION is keeping a tab on your record. They know when you pay as well as when you don't. This united organization is silking it impossible for you to get merchandise unless you PAY YOUR BILLS. And the same organization is making it easier for you to buy goods when you do. PAY UP TOM OR ROW'S THE TIME. pen 01 & J ! aw';-- -ti- .Ji,r; '" ' 1 , . i " , LI ..n J lJ.'"jl! iqrning. Register Lane County . News Service PflOPOSPCMLrRCH BUILDING MMBE(S ANi BOARD VOTE TO f KlUBCT HEW EWWCB i... v(bdsrIaaOi-itrlacU) ( iv; i. SPKIN6FIBU). Ot. iw.. 1. ' Tk offlcjai. Kivmbera of l Uib Chrtfl Dan curcyhoard .ftad.r. some - fifty membevs t ttae c urata met Sunday nftermoon to rt-rw plau and neans of hoUlnr services in the future. It waa-eefded by voting for-a new bnlld inc. the price aod etx to be eettled by Uteipeople. ,..- . i Kverr ome eflejned to be fnttnested had av tares jumber.at -utsidera of fered to.'.feelai U be rally ; i. '..Bevera eommltteeaiwera appointed: In Ccar!ea to. ha we eharca of the concrete. work-Mr. MoKUn the cart peater work, and Dallas Murphy as chairman of the,.((oancB;coiIUee. FARMERS UNfiOr. 5 FORMED cxmtBS ni,t, wjwxt ixi- fj-rQAt, UROMtlMTtOX - ' .(Restntcr Liane CoeaQr geeelsl) SpniNOKIKLD. Ore.. Aug. 28. A 'Farmers Union local was established fa (osben fe"t Thursday night (34th) by State Organiser E. E. Oalteli.'' -The follbwlna; officers were elected: i ---v- WJch .usgrow Mtl.ttltilllrMi 5 wT,A3 'Ctm'T-Vf ' $100 Value :;, Jl'vl.1 ii 'J..' ;vV. W? are offering a.Diafliond Ring fbru$lbOfbit is unsur passed in value. . -It, is beaur tjfully . set and. carefully -raqptea., yye. asit that you see these beautiful rings in fairness to .yourself. 'itx;ENjr.;,R.: , upposite wooiwortn s Suson,' vice-president; Wayne McBee. "eoreiaryrreasurer; cnaa. J. Cook cnapiain; C- K. Slmms. conductor; i. .uoy. doorkeeper. . . This makes eight locals In Lane county so far: Alt. Vernon, Walter- vine., mg Kali Creek, Trent, Clover uaie, xamia jasper ana .uoshen. 1 ' Funeral Scrvlcca Are Hold ( ReelsUr Ina flaunt Rmuaia I , SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. Aug. 28 The iuuvrtti services or Mrs. Minerva Billings were held 8unday afternoon at the Walker .chapel. Mrs. Billings mw vvvii in since last november and was laaen to tne hnmn of hnr uimtw Mr.. Frank Alexander.; 8be died Fri- uay atiernoon at the aga of 81) years. SPBI!GFIEL,D PERflONALei .. (RefElvter Laae Gonnlv Knflllt 8PRJNOFIELD. Ore.. Aug. 28. . " a. js. uraham have purchased 'the H. Bush property In Keppner addition." The Orahams for merly lived on Ninth street and at the present time are Uving on the Jim Clark place. .. J. ..CU.Ketels has. recently bought the . John Hutching prooortv -on Spo- and C- streets. Mr. and Mrs Hutchins are leaving ror. corvojlis. ' Mrs. Hnlph D.-ivls Is visiting with her mother in Toncalla thin wrni Mr. and Mrs, Davis drove down Sun day morning; Mr. Davis returning: in (as' evening.. . . ... Uyde Hutchins. who works In the Planer or the Booth-Kelly mill, had his linger badly cut. The finarer msv have to be amputated, aa vet it isn't . The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Jarrett died Saturday morning of pneumonia.:: The funeral services were Jleid Bundax. from the Walker chapel. - . , , ...Wlss Elvira Bowers of Wendllng la visiting lor a couple or week at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Mark,.. Bailey out on .the River road. ;i . l Mr, .and Mrs. Frank Beard of Har- Hsburg spent part of Sunday In Springfield with friends and attended the ball game between Eugene and Harrisburg- Miss Theda Perkins and niece, Car men .Harwpodi. are,, visiting .at the Ueorgc i'erkins home. : CRESWEIiL EWS NOTES ( Kesmter Lane lousty Special) t CnBBWKbb, -Ore., Aug. 28. The grange neld n meeting Saturday after noon. A discussion of a fair exhibit was the theme of the day. ... . Mr. and Mrs. C. L Kent came over from camp Saturday evening, spend ing Runduy at homo and returning Sunday evening. ' Miss Bemlce Johnson' and Mlsi Charlotte Hllllsrd of Euaene came un Sunday sftcrnoon to visit relatives and rnends for the day. Judgo George Jones of Roseburg camo up Saturday and SDont Sunday wun nis iamuy. - Bl,Amif,V PKRKONATJI (nasisterLassCenntygsralsl) BLAOHLV. Ore.. Aur. ea Rohnrt aytar was a business visitor in Eu gene Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wnrnar nnit daughters of MoMlnnvllle, Ore., are visiting Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Dlachly. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Blachly are sis ters. Elmer Lamb was a business visitor In EufTone Wednesday ufiernnnn .ml Thursday, purehssing a new Ford. a.- j. sndler. was a passenger out on the stage Thursday for Junction City to have some dental work done. Mrs. Alice Archer, Mrs. A.. J. Sad ler and Mrs. C M. Hulburt called on Mrs. E. O. Post Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Kust and son, Jason, of DUlard. Oregon, are visitinc Mr.- and Sirs. J. W. Rust and Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Rust. ,. . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lamb and nn Mr. and Mrs. Mend loft Friday aftor- noon for a trip up. the Columbia high way. .- . i .. v . i .. .. MEADOWVIEW PERSONALS (Heglstar Lane County Spoclsl) MEADOW VIEW. Ore.. An IS Vora Hodges visited Monday with tle- neva ueming. . .- i. . . . TlUe Urupp returned home from Jefferson the first of the yv.Ic jhnra she has been visiting relatives. Thomas Tucker was a Eugene shop- . Louie Ranklns of Eugene, accom panied by Geneva Detninr. eneni Mnn. day with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs; Runklns .of Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard of Califor nia are visiting with Mrs. Grupp and lumny LIUH WGOK. . .. . , . .. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wins- anent Hm. urday. shopping in Eugono. . -Mr,' and Mrs. Kri Hlrlcblinn. children from itnseourg visited from 'Sunday to Wednesday, with 1Ur nH Mrs. Harry Schronk. ellx arupp, accompanied by Miss Price of Kugcne, visited at the Grupp i.v.ira iuunu;ijr. , - Mrs. Gunther and dninrhinr Rjrttk called on Mrs. Mark Lokv Friday. Morris Riggs: and family, who urn staying at "Hon Island rnnnh." unt the week-end at home. lna Poteroff of . Klmlrn visited several days at the Chaa. Doming hjiiiv inu iirai -oi ine week. air. ana Mrs. aimmcrman ana children are leaving today for n mmnF inp io ine coast. . - - Bryco Kerr was here nn ImmIham aunuuy. . ,v,;. . . ... DAILY MARKET REPORT fllYEfC.HA.NNEL CHANGING ROCK DI'HPKI) ON WEffT IIANK , xu rnoTEtrr x. p. niliDOK . HAnnmnuruj. ore.. .'!.' i. 1 (Special to the ReirHitar) Ha ,..,. t una own ine wssnina nr ihn rivM channel on the Willamette at the wea-t end of the Southern Pacific rallrcad bridge south of town that -It hes onco again become necessary to take srmo Steps tO protect that end nf the l.tHH fu And so recently lucre has been many a car of large rock hauled and dumped at the west hank. This rock will serve to make tho wing dam of the bridge stronger and also to riprap ... ni-aium oana oi the river south from the bridge for quite a distance i railroad struoture. Wing dams have already been con structed time and again In an effort to proloot the bridge at the west end or the steel bridge and .last year a new concrete pier wad put In, being link many feot Into the groundnd a, steel girder bullt.lnto.lt, thus lengthening the bridge to give pro tection, but the washing power of the river heonmo so great that this pro tection hatt become, Insufficient. (OUEOON JOURNAL, MARKKT 8BHVICR) I'OIITLANIl, Ore., Auk. 2. Portland ess market opened the week with a very firm tone following toe le prlre advance an. nouneed Saturday. Kven at SSe per doaea quoted aa the pelting price os selects the market wan pretty stiff, and anoved indica tions of aootttor advascs. TIm trade would not bo mirprlned If can took another not or oren s 2 -cent adraaco withis ins saxt 24 noun. Ess market locally la la vory good shape.. PBACII CANNINO TIMB HBRB ' A campalsa Is now on to Indues poach canning. Tho bent peachoa of the seanoa are now appenrins oa the msrkot. A carload of Elbertaa wai received thla morn ins from laiuornla. Tha peach aeaeoa la not at Its hns1 now, as they, will bo more nauierous n snotner week or 'two, but tho susllty win not no nearly ao good. Locs sre be. inning to arrive The price Quoted la ill it POTATO MARKKT BLOWING DOWN ' I'lttis sntlrlty wan reported In tba potato marin mmiiny mornlss. . Yakima and Kan newtck bent erarfn potatoos were priced st ai.io. 'wniia loesis wors Drlaglng S1.50O II. 7D for the best grade. Walla Walla onions sre prlrrd 11,50. Ns locals are on un maraot at present. . HAbMON SITUATION HNCHANflEn Them hse been no change In the salmon nltoatlon Is the In.t week..- Chinook salmon are coming In In sood ssnelr now with no hanse In prlre. A heavy run of miver- sMes shewed up for a few days, bat they barn quit running for a 'while and are verv aearcoi - There la expected to be plenty lator on. ' riaitstii la in good supply, Hardnbell clam season open on September 1. Crabs are very scsree se lbs msln open aosann does not begin until October 1. It la now eln..ri wrason on the Columbia river and there will m no iresn stursoon or lltllo aalmon until srter tne season opens agalo on Ueptsmbor xv, .... NO IIOOS RF.CEIVBD ON MARKKT ins usual Monday morning reoelpta of mesi soil poultry wore evident on tha mer. ket this morning with the oxcaptlon o hogs. I'rleos wero about steady. Hess war priced utriuc, put tnopp were none to be sold Vosl brought 1MUU. Llaht beiu mais i. uvim, wiiiie nosvifS Drought 2Zo. PORTLAND. Oraw Ana 2a.il.llraM ing price, box lots t Orasmery wr pisin wvappsrs t, aubes ex tra, 37 38o per lb.; dairy, buylsg pries, 22O22H0 per lb, , nutter rnt Pnrt snd delivery fcaalei w. I grade, 44c; No. 2,,4lc; No, I koos, 42c for A grads. Onstna Sallies t TlllamAob felnlela oau We:' Young Amsrieas. sou 1 an , n on triplets, 2Sr24c Buvlas eHeaa f k Tmsmosk I Triplets, toe; Teang Anjerlcsi lonsnoma, am ip, nsutng prices t BToek 8wls, fanny, ftf032el llmbursar. 94Aase. ore "us brick, 22at4o. , . Kg Ikiylng pries,' Pront slrestt Our rent rocelpts: Wentarn Oregon, 2.1024e del. : Easters Oragon, 21o per dos.l heonerlee, 27o per dot.; soiling price, selsct, 22o ptr dos.i pallets, 27e per aos. Id Potntry-geiilag prleei Hasvy hna, 22c per lb,; light hens, 1 ISo per lb.; broilers, Roeks, 2l28o; other brollom, 18 t20o lb.; old reo.ti.ru, lOe, ' VBObTTABLM ' ' ' ' ' Onions Selling pries lo retsllsrsf Walla Wslls, $1.7A ssrlle. lAeSISef osloas, 80e doxea bunebas. Polasm BalllnS erlaa ss saaallaMi rw gon fsney. l1.2Rpsi,TI per rentsl ; sweet ps- 2.00ty2.28 per cental. . ' MaUTI Country Meats Selling priest Country ItogH, lOHtt loo lb.; heavy stuff leee; veale, tops, about so to 100 lbs., Itkt; heavy eiuil loea, IBPIDS, ISO. Smoked Menu llama, 2S0SS0 per Ik.; oresaiam paeon, notMoe lb. racking llnuee Meate Steer beef, 14 0 ICMe lb.; heifers. Ill Ho lb. I cows, lite lb.: Umbo, ISO 20o ; swaa, 10fle bin, tH vi is par id. Lsrd Kettle rendered, lo per neusd name, compoilQO, 14 . UOPg, WOOL AND IlIDBf Bess lMl 'eren. aemtnal. Ida la HidesCslf skins, uoiac: kiss, 10e a., sraen siasa, seyso Ibu: asltsd. 7Be l,l . Mahalr Nosnlnal. to 08 Jo lb. Sheep pens, long dry pelta, lO20e; IS art porta, mii ids l. I lose bslr seat palla, lstj iw. . nnori ssir sosi Dene, unnoe. Wool Willamette rails? aearee. aesns mrdiiun, 809 820 lb.;, fine, 80 0 360 lb.; mtmr wrSOD-lQBan, SUfSUa S Laecara bark 1022 peel, gVss; m vi i7iei srape rooi, oo id. CATTL1 Cbnlcs a teem ....... Choice vslley Ismbe. Fair to medium nteera Common to fair eteere Choice cows snd heifers Medium to good cows, heifers. Fsir to medium cows, .belters. Common cows Csnnera , nulls Cholcs Feeder Choice dairy cslves, ,. '., Prlin light cslve , Medium light ealvos Heavy ealvos IIOOS rrlras light 11.2BOU.7B Smooth heavy, 230 to 300 lbs.. 10.004)11.00 . ..IT.TB 018 211 . .. 8nflo.oo ... 0.2BO T.SMl ... 4.B0O S.2 , enofr s.oo , 4.K0O 8,2(1 , 8.780 4.50 8.209 8.78 ' 1.7BO 8.JB a.oofi 4.00 B.0O4I 8.60 DBoftin.no K.OflO O.BO 8.0041 t.oo 4. 60 1.00 800 lb, sod up. . Rough heavy Feeder pig , . , . , Fat pigs 8tag", subject to dockage smnitrp Prims tut mountain Iambi.. . Choice .valley lamb , , , Medium TBllay lamba Common valley lambs Cull spring Ismb Heavy yearling LlRht yoBrllngs Heavy wsthars ,,, Light wsthars , , , Ew 0.00 10.00 T.00 8.80 .11.00011.80 ,11.00011.80 i 8.009 8.60 10.00011.00 06ooio.no e.ooo .oo 0 O0O 8.00 B.00O 8.00 8.00 o T OO 7.00 O 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 7.00 3,009 B OO PORTLAND 0I1AIN AND FRFED . PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 28. Grain f lures I Wbest, bard while, August, Septem ber, 81.11; October. 81.10: soft while. Went. orn wone, auruii, Hoplomber, 81.11: Octn. oer, si.ws: herd winter. Northern inrlna August. September, 81.00: October, 81.08: ""ni ri;u, aususi. Sl.uu: Hentemher. nn. tober, 81.0B, Oat, No. I 2 white feed. Ansunt. l.tsi a.. ..,..n,r, ..vinoer, ns ; WO, V gray, AUgUl, September, October, 838, , . Hurler, standard feed. Ausuit. S2 Be.. tember, 827.7B : October, 827. Corn, No. 2 Bsntarn yellow shloment. An. nu"v iwmuwr, vciiioer, S0.0U, 8 BATTLE II A V. OUAIN AND FEKI) RKATTUi. Aug. 28 Clly delivery Hay. timothy, 820; I). ('.. 120: mixed, 828; sifsira, 831; u. ('.. 82d; atrsw. (IS : barley. whole, 3d ; ground snd rolled, 88 ; clipped, 4d ; cmrs slarter, ON: chop all grain, 41; core, ST : corn cracked snd mill feed. 89 : llnared mrsl, to; cratch food, 4fi; aors oeao, ov; wueat, 40. SAN FRANCISCO HAY, ORAIN. FRED IU VI, A kit, tUX. . . .. .. ...... . ,,,'. ... n . . en, ."ipie , Hay. Bt2 ton: bay wheat. IB lo I7r: fair, IB to IB: lama ol. 14 to IS; wild oat, lo to. II; allalla. 13 to II; atwk, U to 01: atrsw, nominal. NEW YORK HOPS MARKET NEW VUltK. Aua SH ni., Rut Psclfla CoaaL 1U2 17A!lln, lit',,. "I' ... ' NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET NEW YORK. Aug. 28. Evaporated apples fere LnBedi 75 years hag Uouraudi eaeu upv, sJOUrSUsTS Ownu) Oraai to seep Ioniorrfancor)dillon W stria of waion's gOhnsJas, dull; it-U, 17 0 pruoet tufl CtX fomli. d l-40UHfi; orfionf, I. fife: v too ice. Hoiovi; fucr, luhoio. ' CNE ON FACE Hard, Urge and Red Pim ples. Itching Was Terrlblei rsso Deen uouduxi su wy WsTfa actM oo my (aca. Myfonbesl ' . nuaa ni flimiiMB. aT u I kM ae4 S nay em iwy. res), and lbs Ucbiog MIU-T HIJigsi dlatVured. llaotloiita gaasisi of Oavktaa Soap and OintsssM saa nstnr them got meant rsllsf. I bougM mors, nd using isra cases n and three bogea of Cutlcurs Olrt merrt I ni healed." 8bjno) Mn. a. 8. Miner. Bog M. UutiA Vvash,, jso. , waa. Use CMesora f ererr-oar vM twrpoaa. BsShawtlh leap, tooU ssrlk Olraansg, dust wan Tele. CIIICAOO MARKET QUOTATIONS CHICAOO, Aug. 28. Wheat, No. 8 red .O4081.OBU: No. 9 ..;.' $1.07 ' Corn, No. 2 mixed, 82 1-40 62 8-4; No yellow, 02 8-4 083U. , Oau, No, 2 white. 33 1.44138 a.i . u. a white, 82 8-4S4!4.. ' uye, No. 2, 70 1-4O70M. Ilarley, B20B8. Timothy eod, 84.00OIB.00. Clover seed, $12.000 $18.00. ' Pork, nominal. I.nrd, $10.40. Ribs, $8.00 0 110.(9. j . 8 traw- ONLY S4.90 ." 1-. Round Trip ... ..' between ' Eugene ft. and .r . JPortlond, Salo Dates attrj LimiU-.Fri.lny, Saturday and Sunday. Cooi until following Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Good for IS llava 5.90 Rtwnd Trtpi Ssiwoti Fr$.Salo Dates dally tq,Scptcm . her 30th. Good until October 31st. Travel with Comfort Etpgene tp Portland ' in 1 Standard Sleeping Car Board car., inidniKht Monday, "Wednesday mid Friday nt Soutlicrii Pacific Station, Arrive Portland Union Station at 7:20 a. m. . ; . , V Frequent Service at Convenient Hours I'or fiirthcr' partivulara,, ask agenti . Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent
