Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 07, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4 t . .. TWO MORNING REGISTTER,' EUCENE. ORE.. THURSDAY, JUNE T, W3 " I ' ' ': 'r'-y " ' Morning Register Lane County News Service Six do to O. A. R. Mlng . ' ? ' IKeguier Leae Oeusty special) SPIMNQFIKLD, Ore., June . Hpringfield will be represented at tn u. R. meeting at Grants rass By els ruldenta of 8prlng- neid who left for that t)lac to day. Other left earlier In the week. Those departing today la- k ' TTTTv .3 1 J- : a. .eeaVjk, " -v - .?i ..." - -SeaT eT- ! xaS, eas-area? j r. 3 ;wff Icctoiy I latou. vpmN J 3f I xKBeaiaiBaaaaBaaaaaei - -m i : f elude C. M. Dority, W. C. llortoo T. K. Keyea, S5. T. Klnta'ey, Mn, tiert ioane ana aire. s. t;. r-ggi WiB waodera new cttw? fTs two bincjat ' favorites NORMA TALMADGE THOMAVEJGHAN 'n PnUtioti WW Twmmnw a. Tib REX A Few Fads 4 Here art sbme fafcts about the Eugene Business Col lege: - ,.,;x'V?;: ) 'V AOgjust mere layupio session dai)y--8 a(. m. to v p, m.. j fJPur; instructors! are spe cialists aiwu au wave naa practical e'xperienoe. tjyou receive individual at-. 41 The" courses are nractia-al and up-4o-daite- ; y J Our raes 'sire reaseoniible. 2 The time required tio'cqm plete cdurse- depends on the individual. y J Now s -the " best time to enrolL : J Outness CoJJpge A. E. 'ROBERTS, Pries. J Wmacrttt . PfaoM US ". "M),.UI .'. T Mountain fttatm Orw Hfno (Reeriaur but Ooaatr aewiai) SPR1NOF1KU), Ore., June . E. Koopp, Oeo. Banedlol, Furry UenJ, carl r.rtwaru and Seabert, tiuployea ot the Moun tain State Power corn pa ny. cnm up, (root Albany Tuesday to work hero at the local plant. They worq reyiattrea at tne apon; aoiai., . Mrtralfa to Tako Hotor Trtp (Rsriaur Lane county Bptelall . SPRINGFIELD. Or., June . Mr, and Mr, K. Q. Metoalt are planning to teave ' tomorrow or later in the week by motor for an extended trip throue-h Wahlng ton ' via the Columbia - highway. They expect to go as far north a Canada before starting on the return voyage. TEXGHEfiS IRE CHOSEN SPRINGFIELD SCHOOIi STAFF BooUfKrily Oivee) Wood poatravcx, W.&WiBeiutaM.: -s Janitor by Boara (Reetiter Lane CaaatT Saeolal) SPrUMOFIKUD, Ora, June ft. several new teacnera were nirea, the contract for wood was let to the Booth-Kelly Lumber company, and W. H. bants was hired to car for the school lawn during the summer at the meeting of the school board Monday.. The mem bers, W. H. Pollard. Geo, W. Ditto, and J. J. Bryan, with J. W. Coffin, cleric, met at tne tome oi air. Bryan, who' is in poor health and unable to be out at present. ' New teachers were hired at this time as follows: Mr. W. A. Hem in way. principal of the grad school; Miss Chrystal Male, teach er in the grade school; Anne. Hill, teacher of English for the high school: Georcv Bliss, athletic coach of the high school. R. W. smith was engaged a Janitor of the high school, and W. H. Oanu aa Janitor of the Lincoln school. Mrs. Grace McLaln, who had applied for a position in the high school, withdrew her request and the withdrawal was accepted at this time. The contract for lift cord of wood for the school was let to tha Booth-Kelly Lumber, company for a net price of SS.60 per cord delivered. Old growth slab will be furnished. ' The full quota of teacher Is an- -Relieved in 3 Day. SO writes one of my patients Rles for numyycars. lcr letter ani oK)e or scores ototnesswriooave been neruahenthr cured bv m tton-wrgiral treatments are con- . ! 1 . 4 uioea in a dook wnicn i snau be dad to send any Pile sufferer FREE, upon request, I Wo. hcaafal MB, no astlirtle. aa hack, bo eUaajar, ao qirfmiiut to nsatSMB poaaa4 iwi aaacai cam ao SBaiter bow sever your case: S J. DEAN Jn. 1 I Surplvi Army Good Store ' Moved o New Location 30Eat9tk Now a Part of New Store of LOVE & BARRETT - i . i . v. , - . t ft. - ,1 i j i tvt ' -. . www- a a m --, m i m sit Diuiii Steal Thll Some people thought we did because we ! sold them so cheap, but our Mowers and Binders are all paid for and we can give you a clear title to them. But wc sell for cash on the Molioe plan, which accounts for our Ipw prices on farm machinery. Com in, let, talk it ersr Grciiiers Eugene rya aykat tlx rannr kas to sail faCft wlamt ts farmer has to boy nouueed aa follow; Lincoln school, Mrs. W. A. Meiuinway, uriuciiml; Ullsabeta Juitlvs. Jasa mlne Nelson, Clara Torbett, Kula Montgomery, Charlotte main, Klla Lotubard, Edna Piatt. Nina Boe son. Carystal Male, Opal Roberta, Sadie Lambert and Elisabeth Pnge. The following will teach at tho high school: Prof. J. K. Torbett, principal; Pauline McCUntock. do mestic science; Virginia Tomlin son, Mrs. Mne McLnin, Rnndnll Scott. Anne Hill, English; Alford Morgan, manual training; F. M. Roth, part time, . and, George Bliss, athletic coach-' ., , . ' SPRINOF1E1J) NKW8 NOTES tKestiwr Lsae County gpselall ... BPUINOFlrajJ, ore.. J una S. Dr. W. H. Pollard, city health officer, wll leave the latter part ot thi week for Portland where he will attend the state meeting ot neaitn oracera. Mrs. A. U. WetsolL of this city. ha been dismissed from the Springfield hospital, following, a major operation. Mrs.. Mccracken, ot iroa city, underwent a minor operation at the Springfield hospital yetserday, The Springfield Mill and Grain company la loading two oar or flour and feed for delivery at Ma- pleton and Bilicoo. Jim Gay. local truck driver, r turned yesterday afternoon from a trip to Harrlaburg and JuncUoa Cltv. W. B. Scott, ot Fall Creek, was In the city UU afternoon, u was drivia) n 4iew Hupraowia. The town ot Florence was with' out lights last night, according to a. a. Bushman, ot this city, owner of the lighting plant at that place. A reostad burned out and had to be replaced. John Bushman, auditor or the Sorins-field Mill and Grain com pany, was a business visitor at Eugene thla afternoon. Dr. Foster, son-in-law of Frank Depew. local attorney, left yester day for his home In Portland, after a visit here of several day. Mn. Rebhan, formerly oi nere, but now residing In San Francisco I vtsjung at tne noma ox airs. Paul Brattain. She la accompan ied by her daughter, Constance. Mr. Stevens, of the steyens-sar-ris Lumber company of Walton, was a business visitor hero today. Mrs. a. E. Brattain, who nas been visiting here, left oay for her home in cusnmaa. The McMurrey grocery, on Fifth street, ha enlarged its serv ice, to include the distribution of ice cream ana similar proauci. G. J. Loffer. or vexter. was in the city today. corev Thompson, nunier ana trapper, who live near Vida, wa In town on business tnis morning. Mia. Kaia Brunette, ot this city. submitted to a major operation at the hospital this week. . Little Frances Muller. who has been confined at the Springfield hospital for the past month wnue recovering from a major opera tion, was dismissed today, and re turned to nu nome. Charles Grant, of Thurston, wa in the citv todav on business. Henry Mathews, a resident of Goshen, came in today . to buy supplies. Waldo Hill, of Lexington. Ore gon, is visiting friend-here for a lew days. The country near iex burton, which is in Eastern Ore gon, has excellent prospect, for a good stand or wheat tnt year, says Mr. Hill. Morrison and CUngan. local feed and seed firm. Is unloading a car of reed at their warehouse. The Stewart market has been improved by moving- the meat market and meat display case to the front of the store. M. E. Stewart, of this city, is spending a day or two up the Mo Kenxie where ho is purchasing stock for hi meat market. D. N. Irhoff. a resident of Thurston, was ia today with some cream. He also purchased supplies. M. R. Waaner. of Camp Creek. Was in Springfield this morning on business. Rev. and Mr. M. Reason er. of Portolos, New Mexico, spent last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Moshier. of this city. Rev. and Mrs. Reasoner are en route by motor to Washington, where they will hold a aeries ot revival meet- in. - -.. . ' The Rebekah lodge met last Monday night and transacted rou tine ousiness. PLAY STAGED FRIDAY EVE ARIZONA COWBOY IS BOOKED . AT FRANKLIN HALL IKssMsrLsMCeaatySDStial) ' FRANKLIN. Or.. June .The young people are going to give a play "The Arizona Cowboy" at the M. w. A. nan next rriaay evening, June 8. - This is a good western play. It Is four acts long and contain 12 characters and some cowboys. The character are: Farley Grant, the cowboy chief Harold St. Clair. Paul Gullllan, his partner Preston Drew. Duke Blackshear. a stranger from Frisco Harold Bate. Heieklah Bugg, a, big liar Or val Rankin. ' 1 Tow Kee. a heathen Chines Pat AUen. Big Elk, a Navajo chief Carlyle standlwltSi. Mnsxu unm, .catue. cniei AT' chle Handlwlth. ' " Marguerite Moore, ranch glrl-r- tiazei umun. ' Mrs.: Petunia .Bugg. from old Indlany Norma Purkerson, i Caroli Blackshear, duke' sis ter veima rurnemon. Fawn Afraid, an Indian maid Jenny Ivle. rounr . um, not much of any- Dooy aia jacooson,. , Home cowboys. . After the oroarram there will 'he a pi social.. Ladle, please bring pies.) Aammmon tue ana o, CRE8WELL NEWS NOTES (RerliUr hn Oonti SdmIsJI CRESWM.li. Ore.. June S. Mrs. J. E. Dean I (pending the week f Continued on Pag 4. Col.' lit ; ... i. , i. v , ? i.i n .. , y. '- DAILY MARKET REPORT ORKOON JOURNAL MABKBT 8J5RVICE . PORTLAND, Ors.. Juse. S. Cube but ter Is firmer and xnersllr. lo a sound sdranced for Ut ear. No ebsnse Is shown, In the price of prints end none Is conteniplatsd, according to leaders of tne irsoe,' aitaouiD usir Mass are sub- Mt to suicr nrlslfts. -1 flsles of etntrsllser extras sre eae. finned as bl(b ss 2e poasd htrs with salts ss lew ss 41o. Coantry esbss r quotes aruuaS 40 senersllf tsr so called exlrss, altbouib report Indicate some prime (Irsta st 40a. CoorirmatloB is available of the ship nwnt of six carloads sf batter by Port land Iota rests to Lo AagslM dutins the JMWJHjiss.w1wnt Jr a eltr sod othsr csrs want Iran laaka points. -This I s blgbloek of batter to ro forth at on time and mar aa In nrac with ths Sestber trade. tiMtrd their deuianil lor sweet butter with tha usual premiums available over salted VBAL MARKRT IN' BAD 8IIAPM Duo to weather condltlous and an ei tramaly cood supply; ths market for country-killed calves Is la sad shape aloni the atreet. 8alea ot tupa (oner- all no higher than lUo and cleanups at moat Imposalhlr. Unas annul steady.. BTIUWllMtltY MAIIKKT LVVVKK ' Hot vealher berrhw ; ' souia . ot them sunburns, sold down to Too a urate on tha rarmers' market during the nmrn In. while the b,..t want , at tl.DOO Sl.aO tenerally anil a sprinkling- ; at $1.11501. TO. On Kruut strest aaioa at It to 2 per crate; ths latter In a lim ited way. FANCY CANTALOUPES AHK 1H 'f Several carloads of Imperial Valley cantaloupes reached Portland lor the Wednesday trade. Bales of best stand ard were at $8,800 td.00 nouy, 15,000 $8.60 and flats, S3.T6 ear' erau. . Qua). iiy seoerany exosiieaf, AltlXONA IS POTATO IUIYER Searal carloads ot old crop potatoes were ' sold to Arliona and other south west point" by a local shipper, clean lux up his holdlnxs during the hist 24 hours. Oil stock Is moving well locally hut at low prices. New stock firm be cause ot the extreme price asked In California. New Dalles etock not In aurttclent supply to Influence values 'as yet PORTLAND. Ore.. Jus . ' These are prices retailer pay wholesalers, ex cept as otherwise aoted. Butter uelllm prices, box lota Creamery prices Prints, extras, 440 lb. tor plain wrappers ; eubea, sxtraa, 400 42o lb.: prime firsts. JsoMOo psr lb.: dairy (hoytag prloe), 30c per lb. Buturfat Portland delivery basts- No. 1 trade, 48O 440 per lb.: No. S. 40 410 per lb. No. 1 sose, 41O420 lor "A" trade, . .. Bsca Baying price. Front, street (sub ject to csndllng) i Mixed color standard western Oregon, 22 0 23e per do.: pal lets. 16a per dos.; henneries, 24036c per dos.' 8elltng price Stomre pack Bxtrss, 2Sc per dot. ; select, 27 0 28c. per dot.; candled. 24 O 26c per doi. ; pullets. 23frz4o per eos. ': Live Poultry selling price Heavy hens. 20O22o per lb.; light bens. 18c per lb.: broilers, light. 200 21c per lb.: heavy. 23c per lh. ; turkeys, live, 25c, par lb.: capons, d res ted, 340M5o per lb. Oregon potatoes, 78cO$t.2S per cental: sweet noistnea, $2.76 ff $3.00 crate;. new MKaujea, 1 II I i-ec ID. retatees aeiibw areas es retanen Oregoa potatoes, 7601B0 per cental: at potatoes, ssjJSx.Tft aw acta to sa, 10 Ik.. Pel oos sauiag pries t . pa Oregon. 12-25 012-50 ewt Oeelederaled association, carload price, SI. SO t . b. i gsnie, zottzsa per SL 1 grasa onions, ISO 88c ' per eesaa. baachea; sale ta S 1-SOll Pt UVi asnr wax onions. $3.50 per erats. . BOPS. WOOL AND aTTDM Bsee 1S2S area, inrsHal, lOOlaa per lb. . Bides Calfskt. IS Ik.; Ups. 10a ki greea aMea, T 1-S la.1 salted, ft 1-Sa par lb, ' Mohair Nemtaal. BSOESe par nC !i Shea Pelts Laos dry pelts. tS Ik.: abort Belts. IS l2o tt. 1 sheep shaartase, S02S seek; lew hair goat pelt. Zs ih.; ahart hair goat paltx, 250800 each. wool nas. zct44e id. 1 medium. 40: 042e lb.) coarse, S8 040e lb. Tauew-aad oreis No. 1 tallow. a lb. i No. X. 4e lb. ! grease, ft per lb. r. vaacsra Sara xvxx peei, as paw is.; 1S21 pesL Sa per lb.; (rap roet. Be per lb. . 1 . UTTLI Choice steers ST.SOOSS.M Medlnm to goad steers,. .. T.OOO 5.50 Fair to medium steers, .'.i' n.'0QO 7010. ConusonAto fslr- steer m -. 8.00 v fl.oo Choice hellers ....'6.000 688 Choice cows, and heifers. B.D0O 6.60 Medium to sood eowa asd '' . heifers 8.001 6.00 Fair o medium oowa and keUers .. .. .... i. Common cows .. Caeners Bulla Choice dairy calves Prime Hint Medium light calves steavy. sal res . Prlme light Smooth heavy, 230 300 lbs. 7.50 O 8.00 300 lbs. and up........ 6.000 ll Fat pigs ..,...' T.SOO lit Feeder pigs ............. T.B0O 7.78 Stsga, subject to doekag.; 2.800 4.00 4.000 '8 00 2. oeo 4.00 ..,-..', I.8OO1 34o ....'8.000 4 75 ...a. 7.50 8.O0 . ,.."7.600 JD0 .. .. 7.000 7.60 ,. 4.000 7.00 ' S.00O 8.28 assoeiatioa, esrload prises, $2.00 tab. Choice tpriag laaabe. . ., ILOO 0 12.00 Medium tprlag lamb 10.O0OH.00 Cemswa aprlag lambs H . H t. 00 0 10.0 Can lamb .............. 6.000 8 00 Light year! lags . . .O00 10.00 Heavy yaarilags . 7.000 $.00 iigat wsiaers s.oos 7.00 Heavy wetbsr 6.00 O 7.00 Swas ,' SOOtf 1.80 CHICAOO MARKET QUOTATIONS ' (By The Associated Prnas) CHICAGO, June 6. Wheat, No. , 1 bard, $1.12; No. Z hard, $1.11. Corn, No. 2 mixed, 84 0 84-1-4; No. 2 yellow, 88 088 1-4. . Oala, No. 2 white, 46045 3-4; No. 8 Willie, 43 1-4045 1-2, ..' "! ;,, Rye, No. 2, 70 1-2. ; , Barley, 600 68. ' Timothy seed, $5.500 $6.60. - : -'' Clover aeer $1B.OOO$17.50. . Pork nominal, . . Lard, $11.25. Ribs, $8,760 $9.75. ' '. SAN FRANCIHCO PnonUCB (By The Associated Press) . SAN FRANCISCO. June 6. III. 8. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Butter, extras, 49: prime firsts, 47. Eggs, extras, 22 1-2; extra 'pullets, Cheese, California flat, fancr. 21 elutterfat, pound, 62, l-2o f. o. b. San rrancisco. ; -. PORTLAND ORAIN FUTURES''' .' ' (By Ths Associated Press! ,1 PORTLAND, Ore., June 6. Grain futures: - Wheat, soft white. Western while,. Juno, $1.12; July, ti ll; ird wimer, nionnern springy wciiiorn .red. une, jsi sj.uo. , Barley. 44-pound minimum. June. $20 July, $28; 40-pound, June, $28; -July; $27. ..- I ' ' '. Corn,- No. 2 Eastern yellow ahlpmenN J,ure, sr.ou; July, SUT. . ,M,. r Mill run, Juse, $20 ; Juy, $29.60. .' '-PORTLAND HAY MARKET . ' ' (Br The Associated Praia) '' PORTLAND, Ore., Junes, May 2'. : : ':'. 1 .. : '- ;.. NEW YORK PRODUCE (Ry The Aasoclatcd Press ) NEW, YORK. June 6. Butter ealer: creamery higher than extras. 30039 1-2: creamery extras, 3H l-tcrBS 1-1; creamery firsts, 370 38; packing stock, current make. No. 2. 80. ' - Bgge Irregulav; fresh gathered extra firsts, 25 1-2 0 26 1-2: same, Ilrsu, 24 025; seconds, 23025 1-2. , chicaoo PRonuns) market . (By The Aasociated Press) CHICAOO, Juaa , 6 Butter lower: .creamery. extras, 27 8-4; standards. 88 038 1-4: extra, tints, 86 1-2087; ilrsia, soitho; seconds, 34 034 1-2. .; EaX strady ;. receipts, 26,007 cases ; AyH' '""'"w Ja.saiasJir jA IrV.L-iiTl'ij, ... !" "' j s K .kih..'.. 1. f t'Jetherbee-Ualker Furniture Go. All Day Friday, June 8th at i Thursday Evening and Friday Mornings Papers Will Carry the Biggest Double Page Advertisement 0( Bm gains and Values Ever Printed in Eugene , They Will Tell the Story : of the Universal v That's Going to Happen At This Great Furniture Emporium! The Surprise ot Your Life Awaits You! Wantelh' Want! It's a Message in Which Every Person and Family will It Interested . '! i ; . During price: Timothy. Eastern Oregon and Montana, $26; alfalfa. $IBO$20: clover nominal; grain nominal; straw, $8 ton ; selling price, $2 more. SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION I 6 BELlrAMS W Hot water 4 Sure Relief 25$ nd 75$ Package CveryvrSere Oifi'i of bargainint or of jt risk. You can havo ovcry ssurnco of . food val uo, good ;. ftorvlce.andaftquaiw - deal. ' Alt you hay to do ! to buy your tiroa wherft you mo ' tho CoodyMrSorv.' 'I ico Station Sifn. Tboro la ono on . oVP placo of busl- noftft n thia town, Engeae Taloanklng Workf d ij .xaaHieaway . . .1.,',. A. PvaUainoTlS ''"j OOCDin7tjAn ''Weerera htses key fyeeesr Treaa" firsts, 23 1-2: ordnary firsts 21 1-SO 22; miscellaneous, 22 1-202S: storage pack, extras, 28 1-2; storage pack firsts, 20 0 26 1-4. 8 RATTLE HAY, ORAIN AND FEED (Oy The Aisociated Press) SEATTLE, Wsnh., June 6. City livery : Barley, wbele, 41; grouod a4 rolled, 48; clipped, 48 ; chop all grain, 47: chick alartar, 91; coconut meal, 82; eom, 46; earn cracked and feed masL 48: Hay, alfalfa, $22; D. C. $24: tim othy. $a0: D. C, $42; mixed, $28; lin seed meal, 65; scratch food, BOj soya bean, 66; wheal, 48, Try TUgleter Classified , Ada m treated axlerraD;-. V VAt-Orl Omt7 Those Hungry Shini Trim tirT rave I 'J L ml Am 'Wrv Today, one is ateek v4 prorjpmm the other dpMff, weatli)cateii,itavr4 out for food. The alinglel weU-rwuiiihed look is vo be rertored, they mut . wy.acoarof V;-i.Z I - s -'".'. ; The beauty of a shirsjled boue lies in tbs soft bwjjj rough-sawed stirfsx&Tobrthl fainted They must bi fed with a cost of rSt.; Stain. Thta where 8uperior Sbingie 8rWiUr you. It is inade from civaiteally pure greew wd ; oxides, finely ground lo pure UftfedeAtowhkhisj, snd reservatiwcto.Usedcw$hi fauces rich color eHects without hiding the grff, wnexner you are punning to retain w sTSteW roc.wtostsintheiw.tosBvton i j i , i i soolieaP0" a was; ssra stsrywing tne varjov - Scad bntgN booklet "flP$Ct$,:ofTTWg to Betutifui Komei." It ! inifHti color ' tdetnHS (of Cfct paJrjiiBg . ptpu)om,: .. DASS-HUBTEaPAttn' COMPANY i San Foocigco, CsltttsrJft AI.M Paaaf ) ...'' Ptdnta and Art C5oo I Jf,MaJW