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asABajtai Brriirrs .Kiir.vtiv rtRC FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1MJ TtVD T6 lif Old friends end Customers "mh to announce that we are now j -lfiri in oar tiewiquarters and invite . your Itearty co-operation and patron- MM m uu Clothing and Shoe Store nifi', j v,jw, y-unenc -9tv for the nlare of school director.; and J. W. Coffin, present Inaunv bent, wilt run for school clerk Mr. Collin haa served In Ibla ca pacity for the past two years, and hie work haa bun vary eftlclcnt, according to those connected with school matters, hence If la doubt ful It anyona will run asulnst him. Th present school directors ara J, J. Bryan, who will retire, W. H. Pollard and Quo. V. Ditto. horning Register Lane County News Servicef B. W. Smith. Isaaves for Ea (Register Uu County Special) -PKrROfTBXA Orv Juner It. W. Smith, of thla rrtjr. leaves X7hst Do I Ms ! InUyBszk? , 3. , :,. f ACQUAINTANCE 7. 'i want to know, personal ly, the men with whom .1 bank. I -want to te able to go to them with my problems -and have them , familiar Svhh my needs. ' At the First National, where , I ;baak, I am 'known. They want -to . know ; me . so that they i can advise' me fairly." '". , 'w-kwtf 6im .of TtKMuandL NATIONAL BANK of Eugene V , In the, morning by motor lor Portland.' Prom then ha will take the train for Detroit, Michi gan , and wl'.l spend the summer visiting In the east. He expects to return in ue rail. American Hofk4 Rrstairrd , fReslster Lane Comity Special) SPRINGFIELD. Ore., June 6. Extensive repairs are now being made on the back halt of the American hotel on Main street here. Xhe back part of the upper story is being entirely -rebuilt and other -improvements are contem plated by the management. A. crew of four men to now at work on the project , Miss Plstt Goas to Koar Vorfc ' (Register Laws Oseaty Special) SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. June (. Miss Edna Piatt, of this city, ac companied by her mother, deft today for New Tork city for an extended visit. She win stop over tn Detroit lor a time to visit -her -brother... ELECTION TO BE JUNE 18 SPRDfOTTELD PEOPLE "WTI.li CHOOSE WHECTQR, CI.KKK . (KasMar Laae Ossnty Special) SP RINGFI EIJ3, Ore- June 6. A school director to replace J. J. Bryan, who haa been in poor health of late, and a clerk to serve lor the coming year are to be 1 acted at the regular school meet ing to be held June II. v Th"mas Bwarts -has been men tioned by several aa a candidate BONO PROPOSAL; IS LOST OOTTAGK -GROVK VOTERS 1K- FEAT CITY HXUi PKOJIXTT Register Laae Ceuaty pedal) COTTAQR OROVE, Ore., June !, Tho proposition -to bond the city In tho amount of 130,000 for a new city- hall was defeated at a special election held Monday In which not over 10 per cent of the vote of the lty was cast. Five per cent additional voters could have changed the result. - . 'The proposition to give the oounoll power to permit property owners to create lighting districts was also .defeated by almost the same vote. - A proposition to take from the council power to sell the west side watershed without a vote of the people waa successful, thje .vot on this Being exactly revtrsed. The council favored all three of the proposition. s SCHOOL EXERCISES HELD COMMENCEMENT IS OB- - SERVED AT OAMUDGS (RftfUter Laae County 8 pacta)) OAKRIDOB. Ore.. Juno 6. Commencement exercises of the Oakridge high school were held in tho school house last Friday night, tho school house being filled to capacity.. Two pupils, ijuno waiKer uiarx and Eula Mary Clark were the graduates from the high school. The following program was ren dered: Processional OaU-idgo orches tra. Invocation Mrs. C. R. Jones. Vocal trio Messrs. Lillian, Edna and Katie Lyker. Oration History or Oakridge Eula, Clark. Vocal solo. One Fleeting Hour Mrs. H. I. Nettleton. Oration. Futnre of Oakridge Louise Walker Clark." - Music Oakridge orchestra. Address. Making Ready for Op portunity Alfred L. Lomax. Recommendation and presenting of class Principal Mrs. L. D. Hills Presentation of diplomas Mrs. C. K. Jones. , CONSTIPATION goes, and energy, pep an ; Timretnrn when taking CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS - ; bewats ragalar aaty ISc Next Week '''''''Eveready' 1 Razor Week' jr I UoanatalcaniouchTou M nf l Wideroave PAWS i Vji " ,'V. juU 111 t lwat.intswdikrjon sin ' - i i ln . IP feiig wear atdeatu r , ., coakt.Tailo(edtot I? W, the W-to hold your I. L 'l Ask for the genuine , ij t ; ' '"i PAIUSfcy tine,v. ; ' MMIHnu slisWOsSsftii"' 1 X T. ssssaasaasii II niti I I rill I il I . i ii s I 1 .'h.itii ' ' ' " ftEUABUE SERVICE Save it With Ice Ice is essential to health and comfort in summertime it keeps your ood fresh and appetizing. The following routing will be maintained : WEST SIDE North side of 9th avenue Monday, Wednesday, Friday, South side of 9th avenue Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, , EAST SIDE North Bide of 13th avenue Monday, Wednesday, Friday, , South side 13th avenue Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. '.ri iUk ! Drifw for An lea Ctir&'-''.'l PbOM 14Sf . - l II went to Buireno on Thursday If .i h i minis JLi IP""i ' liiuriiuii, , II v , -e - B r I ' rilFWr:i.f. NKW8 NOTR8 lltrilr lne t'ounty Special) fHEVw-p.i. Ore., June 7. J. W. Ilymi and Dr. linker of Runene went to Kolknnii Hprlniia Bunday, fishing, and Hyatt claims they got u string of flah. They had ai good time, unyway, ' The liullivs of tho flower -committee of tho Clvio Iimirovement elul, who sponsored the flower show Tuesday, wish . to express their thanks and appreciation to all who so generously ncslslvd with their bountiful and tastily uiTnnmnl bouquets and also to thono whb - slnted in t hi work of fixing up the rooms and tnblvs nnd altngether making tho show tho suueess ill was. n-u T.it..- , . nt. ffn vr met With Mrs. Bhaub Wednesday and aont out a large number pf mlMilon bouquets around town. Mr. and Mrs, Chus. W. Davis of Eugene were up Wednesday even lug and complied the purchase of (Continued on Page 13. Column S) DAILY MARKET REPORT ORIOOV JOURNAL MARKET BBRVICB PORTLAND, Ore., June T. Kss aur- kt sttustloa coDtlnuM of uUed -char-aoter siltk eold storase reports- Isdlost Ins a btarlh 'trend, althoush ao price ohsase la shown here. Accordlog to a -peels meosairs re ceived by Manager Dixon of the Paolfle Poultry Producers' association,- cold tonne stock- of ecs- In the Vnltsd 8tatea June 1 Included T.813,000 oases or 243.000 rsaes' leva than toe June, 192- report ahowed. At (trot stance this report Indlcstea an estrane anortase of em. but tha lact la that a month or two sse the shortsse reached -about 1,000,000 came. Thla ehowe, thentore. that auppllea ara rspklly tncraaataf and. the next report la eipeoteo to show an increase over the 1922 report, . , -. , , BUTTBR TREND JUST 8TBAJDY . While state cube extrna sold aa htsh aa 40 l-2o a pound, a Hm of l-2e for the 34 hours, the sencral trend even of the cube trade la not quite ao.eood aaa day or ao sso. San Kranclaro ahowed a further loaa of lo during the day and Lot AnxclM was lower. Prints un changed here. f CHICKEN PRICItS I! SLUMP . Prices are sssln ahowlns a slump In the chlckca trade with some of the f. o. b. bidders down to ISc for llsht hens. slthonzh some are atill offering ss alsh aa 14c. Heavy bene are extreme lap w 20c, with brollera around 82c for i 1-2 lb. stuff. Trade heavily oveloeded. ' VEAL MARKET IN "tfA'DHAPst Market for countrr-kllled calves kss not been In aueh bad shape for an extend ed period. While occasional tope are quot ed up to 1 2c, some rather rood -stuff ' sow down to 8010c, with few asking shove 11c In lota. Hots holding nominally st former prices. . ..i .-.j,. . OAKMDGG PFRXONAI,S Rea1ater Lsns Oenaty SpscJal) OAKRIDGE, Ore., June 6- Mrs. John "W. Allon returned .on Mon day evening 'from a, two weeks visit with her parents at Dallas. Bula Clark waa a Tuesday morn ing passenger tor Springfield. C. B. Clark went to Lowell on. Tuesday. C. . McClane was a business visitor to Eugene the first ot the Reverend ""Ross,' of Ttll Creek, snent Kondav nlabt .in town. Xouui Flocjc went to Springfield on Tuesday morning.' ' . George jingle, of Eugene, spent Wednesday In town. Harry Keeney, of Eugene, spent several days in town lost week. Harold Remle, of Thurston, Is visiting at the home of his brother E. W. Remle. .Mrs. Vernon Rathburn, who has been -at Albany for several weeks returned home on IConday. Mrs.-Oscar Drury is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Vaughn, ot Jaaper. Mrs. Dertlinger and 'Mrs.' Nettle ton, mother and sister, of Mrs. Lawrence Hills, returned home on Saturday morning. They were ac companied by Mrs. Hills, who will enjoy a two weeks vacation. Harry McAfee and family, of Eula, moved to town on Monday. Mr. XcAtee Is employed with the Salmon Creek Lumber company. M. E. 'Edwards and family went to . Landox on Monday to spend' the summer. Chas. Hebert went to Eugene on Thursday morning. - J. A. Harnle and Mrs. Haynle, accompanied by - their children. FIRST WATKRUELON8 ARB OOOlV First carload of watermelons of the Kessen-came from the Imperial Valley to the Pacific Fruit a Produce company -and sold around 5 l-206e pound. 'The same firm slso received tha first carload of yellow colons of the season.' These earns from Stockton end were quoted st 44, CHERRY MARKET IS VERY SLOW Very alow trade la shown In the cherry market. Local and ' California stuff la -arriving more freely. Boms or the stock from The Dalles la ot good ouallur .and Is selling at 12.25 $2.TS per box of IS pounds. Boms valley stock sold Jit. the lower price... .California stock . very disappointing. PORTLAND, Ore., June T. These are prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex cept as otherwise noted. Butter Selling prices, .box lots ' Creamery prices Prints, extras, 44c lb. for plain wrappers; cubes, extras, 40 O 42o lb.; prime firsts, 89940c per lb.; dairy (buying price), 80e per lb. - - Bntterfst rorusod delivery Dasls No. 1 grade, 43 044c per lb.; No. 2. 400 410 per lb. . No. 1 sons, 41 9 42c for "A" grade. t--- ,-- ,-t Ems' Boring pries. Front street (sub ject to candling) : Mixed color standard W cetera Oregon, .22923c per oox.; pul lets, ISO per dos.; henneries. 24tf26a per dos. Selling price Storage pack Extras, 28e per dos. ; select. 27 Q 28c per dos.; candled, 244)260 per dos.; pullets. 23024e per dos. Lire Poultry Selling price Heesy hens, 209 22c lb.; light hens, 13914c - lb. : broilers, light,, zoc per lb.: heavy. -22c per lb.; turkeys, live, 25c per lb.; capons, dressed, 849350 per lb. Oregon potatoes, 75c0$1.2S per cental; sweet potatoes, 32.75013.00 crate ; ,nxr poutoes. 707 l-2e lb. ! ' Petatoss Sslltag pries- ta seUDevs Oregon potatoes, 75c0$1.5O per cental; Irene Castle Favors Modesty s) ; ..... tfttt&stoafa : EtWj- xmi;5. 1 vf . ,F w M H ' L i -if iwa4Wsjsf ,1 - mik7ate!laawasasaesf ,' '. Before sailing tor Europe, Ireno Castle. Tremnlne, widow ot the late Vernon 'Castle, 'experienced such disgust-at dances she' had seen in the Middle West that she ajpressod . decided tifavor' for the "modesty bslt," a French Invention. It consists , of spiked belta tor women, which keep their male partners at a respeotful distance., The' new -belt, which haa Just-been -introduced Into Chlrngo, is worn-by Miss Boe Thompson, t- . . . '. , . , , , The New Home of the Sorpbs Army Goods Store We Are Better Equippetd to Serve You Larger Stocks Headqaarters for Tourists and Campers SuppSes The Special Offerings for Today and Saturday , Two-Day Sale; ;.. 500 MEN'S SHIRTS rHvi 90c A Special Turchase. v Of course they're new., ' Every size is here, 14 to 17. ' ' . ,, Dress or SKrt Shirts, French cuffs, coat style. Stripes, checks, pongee color. AaotJier Big VtdM , . J SILK STRIPE MADRAS SHIRTS $1.69 3 for I5.M Remember what you paid ior yours? Need wc advise you to purchase several at this special price? Patterns in attractive stripes of blue, tan lavender or green. All sixes c here, 14 to 17. Coat styles, French The best shirt value tins season. cuffs. Friday and Standa SILK KNIT TIES 39c ' Sforll.M . - ,. . Ties that would ordinarily sell for 75c. The manufac turer has classed them as imperfect. However, -you'll find remarkable values at this special sale price. Colors of every hue in stripes and novelty patterns. MENS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 49c !(.-1 c Sure you'll want some. These warm days call for cool, easy-fitting underwear. Your' size is here, 38 to 44. ' Made of checked nainsook with clastic waist. t v.. V: ,: --,,-. PiBt Sb- ii,v:..' ' .- VACUUM BOTTLES ''For the worker, the camper, the tourist keeps liquids hot for 24 hours and cold for 48 hours. Black enamel cases with aluminum cap. . Friday and Saturday 36-INCH PERCALES 19c Fine Count Tcrcalcs in light ami dark uroundi t figures, dots, checks and stripes. Krouu, fancy NEW PATTERNS AND COLOR COMBINATIONS ' Fi'ssadSahnsJay v ALLTYME CREPE S1185 Deer, lanvin. pelican, white, navy. Htul, blnck-Mhk beautiful lustrous j-ibrc Silk lius proven very mimX this season. Best colors nre lirre v; ' - -1 inviica wiur, Friday and Saturday , WOMEN'S HOSE, 4 PAIR $1.00 Fine gatwc Lisle Hose a light-weight cotton hotc ior thcitc wann days. Double heels, toes and clastic tow. Black nnd cordovan: all sizes. Ki. in in WOMEN'S VESTS ; ; r f Rcirular and extra sixes, 36 to 44. Band tun. lii'ht ... ..it .... ...r. . vesin, iiiii mi, duh iiimsii s,uiiiii vest, ill Uli sizes, WOMEN'S SILK HOSE 09c The famous Bear Brand Silk and Fibre Htisc, in blirlt, cordovan and white. Finely knit, lnictl to fit; double nceis and iocs. S7.50 SMART HATS S3.90 Novelty straw braids, horsehair, crene de chine. Trim ming of fruits, lace, flowers ; large- selection of shtpei; ail the season s best colors. Best selections go first. We advise early shopping. '. . -vT -,,.,,'Agsjirta -. for tha . ' ,, ' Royal Worcester 'and Bon Tan Corsets LOVE & BARRETT THE HOME STORE M East ft!, St ' Fltiskar. Yim New Paisley Mktm aMaB.BasaselBSBae aaaasfl VT OnOClKFw mm Knittinf WontaJ sweet ' poUtosa, trSO0ta.TS new eotatoes, 10s lb. onloae selling eness is Oregon,-'I2.2SO 12.60 cwt Oonfedsrated sssoclstlon, esrioad pries, Sl.oo f. o. o. cars : fsrlle, 20025s per la. ansa onions, tSOSSe per Sosea benches; onion sets, l-zoile per le.1 sew was onions, S8.B0 per ersU. . HOPS. , WOOl, AND allUBTS Heps U2S step, aosstaal, UUt per lb. -' - 1 . ' 1 - Hloes Oallskta. ISs Is. I kip. lOe b ; grass, kloes, T 1-te tb.t ssltss. l-s per W. --'- ."; '.-' : Mohair NenlasL BBOSSe aer Ts. . ShssB Pelts long err Pelts. SSs lb. I short eslta. IS l-Se lb. t skews rbsartsss. fif2Ss each ; lone hair (est pelts, tS lb. ; short hair seat pelts, MS0e easa. . west viae, zo4e id.i awaissa, ao a t ie in. l eoarss, sssve is. Tallew and Grease Ne. 1 tsllow, IU, r als-e saw a see p ayay bjsjsi a, rWsra Barb 12S peel, a pew fb.1 1921 pees, s per is. i arsee toss. per lb. . , . . flatTU ; , Choice steers ........... Hedlais. ta aoM steers.. . Fslr its wsdlost steers., . Conrtsob'to 'Isrr' steeva,, . Choice belfsr A.'....... Choice cows, ene kslfsra, xtedlunf fb aoow -eMvs ana heifers; -. tv...... . fair to sisdlum -sows and bslfers Confmon cows Cannere'f1'.. . ; . Dulls Choice dalnr' eslrss Prime, "light Medium -Jlsbt eatves -'.'. .. . Hssv, .salves , . ",.H6M, ; Prims tight ........ .. .. Smooth heavy, 230 0 300 lbs, 7.00 7.00 6.00e 7.00 ,tr:MOt.o . 7.00 O 7.B0 .. 6.0(1 0 7.00 . B OO, t.oot . 6.00 O 6.SB . 6.00 O 6.60 . w.OOO f .00 . 4,ooe b oo 1.00 4.00 1.60 8.00 , .. 8.009 S.7S . .. 7,800 8.00 , -7.B0O S.00 , 7.009 7.B0 - 4.009 T.00 ' 7.2BO8.00 ins, snu up Rough heavjr ., , ,, ' 4.009 4.60 7.600 7.76 7.600 7.76 ' S-609 4.00 Pat' DlsS FnsOer pigs .. . StssV'sabJeet to Aockste Chntce sprlnsj Ikmhs, i , . , .If .009 11 .60 M edits sprlag - - lambs M . . 10.00 0 ll.m Common spring lambs .. , 6.000 10.00 Cullylsmbs , 6.000 1.00 Wght jrearllngs ,...,,,,.7.60 9 8.2S Heavy resrllnis, ...... Ml, 7.009 7.S0 LIsM wstaers 6.000 7.00 Heavy ssttwrs -m M aoo0 7.00 Rwes ... v... 2.009 S.B0 ; PORTLAND ORAIN PUTURItg -, (Br The Asaeolstr Press) " i PORTLAND, Ore,, .June 7. first. futures 1 Wheat, Soft whits, Western whits, June, fl.lt; July, $1.10; hard winter. Northern soring. Western June, Jnlr, $1,06, ' . ' corn, No, 2 Kastsrn vellow-shlnmsni Mne, $37 ; .Tnly), $36.60, ' ',usnsy, se-pouna minimum, June, 128; t0-nouDd minimum, Jans $27. Mill ran, June, July, $2. BAN FRANOIHCO PRODUCE (fly The Aasoclslod Press) BAN PHANCISCO.-Juns 7. (U. B. Buroso. of Agricultural Kconomlca) Butter, sitrsa, 46: prlmo firsts, 40 1-2, Eggs, extras, Vi: extra pullets, 28. . Cheese unchanged. ' 1 Iluttorfat, pound,, tt l-2o f. 0. b. Ban rrancisco. ,. CIIICAOO MARKBT QUOTATIONS (fty The Associated Proas) CIIICAOO, Juno 7. Whest, No. 1 hard, $1.18 1-4; No. 1 Northern, $1.18, Corn, No, 2 mixed, $3 1-4 ; No. 2 ytl low; 88 8-4 084 1-4. , OsU,.No. 2 whits,- 46 1-4046 1-2; No: S wblte, 44 1-2945 1-4. Rva fiemlnel. . Bsrley, 83070." ' '-. 1 ' Timothy seed. $S.6O06.SO. Clover seed, $12.009$17.00, Park nemlnsl. Lsrd, S11.8T. Ribs, $8,760 $0.76. NBW YORK PRODUCE! - - (fly The Associated Press) KB" VORK, June 7. Butter firmer: emsmsry Missr loan, extras, 80 1-4 O 80 8-4; crearsery extras, 88 1-10 88 8-4; e'eamary firsts. 87088 1-4. Rgga unsettled ; fresh gathered extra firsts, zoozor sasie, Ilrsts, 28 1-20 Hi seconds, 22 l-223; fre.h sstnered atorsss narka 27 028: 'asms, firsts, 2(1026 1-2; Pa cific Coast whites unejuolsa, . u noose firm. r (-; - CHI0AOO PRODUOT MAaK7r (fir The Aesoclated -Press) CHICA0O, June 7. nsttnr enseltled: orestnery extras. 88: 'Standards. n s.a. r firsts, 8 1-2017 1-2; firsts, 85 W , Mvauu, 00 J-SKSoe. rlggs lower : vsoslnf s. .9R noo . firsts, 22 l-2fi..", ordinary firsts, 410 21 1-2; rnlseellaneous, 21 1.2022: stdrsgspaolt .extrss, 26; storage each. firsts, 24 1-4024 1 .!( ; bBATTMI HA?, ORAIN AND r8J J1" ""' ffsas) Ilvsrrl Barlcv. srhoia. m , rolled, '48; , ellppsi, dH-ehop sll grain, H sblohsurtsr. 61; coeeast ssl,-$2 1 , , Wa Ara Agu .for,-'- i -" 1 ji 1 i it ii ', n a 1 , 84f Oihajj fW- 4)li enrn, 46) corn cracked and feed meal, 48 ; Hay, alfalfa, $22 ; D. O, f 3d ; tim othy, $30; I. 0., $32; mixed, $28; lis-' esed meal, 66: scratch food, 60 j aoya besa, '66; -whest, 46. " ' PORTMND HAT MARKBT T Ths Asenelstsd -Press) -TORTIMND, Ore., Jims 7. Hay Buying priest Timothy. Beetsm oresen sns) Montana, $2ei alfalfa, $109 U0; JlovBr nominal ; ,ram somlnst; straw, $8 ten; selling price, $2 mors. roR FT JOB VaflevPriiitittl oU..N.a- "Smiles" flttehli:! A "dance foir 'the adults wlio 4ook jiart ,'mi'ei'.eif their friends, is to be held Saturday nlglrt at the Lhamber of Commerce rooms. I' or lurtner muni tion phone 678L or 821 J, , 'JtS. Atlamsases, Cantlatnen SOc) US & aswawlsZawals Ull v, tu lnIK,w' f VH" . ,-Q''t t'', : : ... ' ' ; -'' 4' 1 " . ', ... .,. , - ! ( 7 MEN! FISHEK Friday and Saturday 'Mr.'RoMwlir'g the ticlnir of the famous ROSS NATURE V1 vUMiii in the windows of ,tho , ,;.( ..!! '. CniFFIfJ-DADD , c::.ipnnr I Fly I We ;are 'exclusive ageiitfl for the 'Row Jf,. I I I 'J. ?-' r.!f fl'.,r, ::: -:: .1., .i.-'j ' '. f .. i
