Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 02, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE., WEDNESDAY. DEC, 2, 192S TLN Morning Register Lane County News 1 THEATRE MAN VISITS HOIOSi:i) KIIOWIIOVKK st'm;nix! vikvki AT No Coiiinu'l Vol NtRiicd Hut JlcUlg 1VIU' .May Tnko Ovw UiUcm Sujh Otto of ItuiltUvs (lleglnter T.nno County ,eclal) Rl'KlNCKIKl.l), Ore.. Dec. 1. riuns for t ho proposed now theatre to ho ctvotcii on Main street her Iy I,. K, Hhko mid J. A. Seavoy wvw pone ovr today liy the pro Hpi.'dive lmildora and C, Me Kee of Seattle, general manager of the Hriliu ehaln of theatres. The KHaiiiii ik in nnnn vuiiinnj ...1.1 ....... .1. l. U ,.. ' 4 jiletton win the reason for the visit today by the company inauaKer, , A contract hns not yet been lKiied with the theatre company, wild Mr. Seavey this eventngr. Mr. MeKee left this evening for Port- siui(;riKM im:hkonaus (Hegieter l.nne County tieotl 81'HINOKIKM). Ore., Oer. 1. Oconto Murk, merchant of Wnlter vllle, spent part Of today In HprlnR fiehl on buslncra, ' V. H. Peavey vn In town today from the Mohawk district, O. K. MoOuno. farmer of Oak rli.nr was in this city today on buidnesa. T. V. Oarncy of the WtiltorvlUo ni'tKhborliood transacted business hero today. Olmrlea Orant was In Springfield today on a Abort visit from his homo at Thurston. Walter Wallace spent a few hours here today from the Jasper belgh borhod. S. U. Scott of th Hluo TUver dts- trlct visited acquaintances in Springfield today while hero on n shopping trip. j Mrs. H. O, Smith of KatronT vn a visitor here tor a snort tune to day. T. H. Hulbert and family will leave oon for California, if plans now being made aro completed. A lo nrf n?ttr rnnfnrrlnir with rttv authorities to find out what legal house on wheels is being built In notion would be necessary beforoj which the fumily plans to tour tlu the building work is started, j southern state. MY. Hulbert re Though no action was taken by cently sold tho Pastlmo cigar store tho company head, it Is hoped by and billiard parlor, which ho has Mr. Seavey and Mr. Page that the; operated here for some time, company will have charge of the' Kirk Leathers of Arkansas Is vis operation of the showhoiiBe. Itlnjr here at the home of his Tho city council mot tonight at brother. Mike heathers. Ho in n special meeting at which Mr. tonds to visit here for a short time McKee was present. They took noi and will probably stop off at other official action on the theatre plana but will investigate the legal steps thai will be necessary before they can gtvo the builders and opera tors permits. P. Manson White, Portland nrchl has completed the plans for the structure which will cosrt in the neighborhood bf $25,000. The lower floor and balcony will have combined seating capacity of 1000.-4 his home here yesterday from the hospital. Mrs. Wallace Wetzel underwent a major operation at the Pacific Christian hospital in Eugene yes- places in the West whilo here, The young son of Julius Pearson of Jasper is seriously 111 at the fam ily home. He Is attended by a Sprinirfield physician. T. J. McOracken, aged Spring field resident, who was injured in an automobile accident in Kugeno Inst week, is rapidly recovering from his injuries. He returned to CHILDREN TO FINISH SALE CHRISTMAS SEAIiS BACKED BYi leruny. SPRINGFIELD PEOPLE fReglsier I Jin County Special) PPHINGK1KL.D, Ore.. Dec. 1. Tho Christmas seal sale nof under way In Springfield will be. com pleted by school children after to day, December 1, it was announced today by those in charge of the canvassing work here. The quota of $150 set for this city will be raised. It Is expected by committee members. The seals, placed on sate under the auspices of the National Anti Tuberculosis association, have re ceived whole-hearted .support from Springfield people, said Mrs. Maude T. Bryan, local chairman. More money has already been raised than during the entire campaign last year. BOARD SESSION DELAYED SCHOOIi AUTHORITIES WILL MEET XEXT WEEK Register Lane County Special) 1 SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. Dec. 1. The meeting of the school board of the Springfield district sched- . tiled to be held this evening was postponed today by school author ities. The meeting wtu uc neia next week Instead f tonight.- The regular meeting night of the school board Is the first Tuesday of the month, said R. W. Smith, clerk, but as the first Tuesday Is ftlso the first day of the month, bills have not yet been received by the board for consideration at Its meeting. Routine business will be handled at the next meeting. LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS WAXDA BARNES NOBLE GRAND OP REBEKAHS . . G. A. Roberta was In Springfield toilay from his home at Marco la. Mr. and Mrs. Vern D. Bain spent the holidays visiting at Chehalis. Washington. Dr. W. H. Pollard spent part of this afternoon visiting in the Thurston district. Mr. and Mrs. Pert H. Snook, who were married here last Friday, will be at home after today at 534 Fourteenth avenue east, Eugene, according to friends here." Mrs. Snook before her marriage was Miss Muriel Kathryn Klotx. of Welser. Idaho. Al Perkins is back in SprincfleM after a visit with hi father, J. W. Perkins of Salem, and a business trip to Portland. Mrs. W. H. Adrian will be hostess to the Chrysanthepium club at her home tomorrow evening. Mrs. Emma Olsort visited her brothers, John and Hugo Hallln at Wetflr recently. Max Green has returned to Springfield after a short business trip to Portland. . Robert Hays and family have moved to the Phil Johnson resi dence on Ninth street between A. and B streets. They formerly lived at Camp 35. near Wendllng. COTTAGE GROVE PERSONALS fRgIter Lane County Special) COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. Dec. 1. Warren McFarland was a bus iness visitor from Eugene today. Mrs. L. L. Harrel assumed her duties as water collector Tues day, December 1. ' F. E. Mendenhall is putting on a special sale In oYdcr to close out his stock of Jewelry. He will con tinue In the watch repairing busi ness in connection with hta work with the chamber of commerce. J. H. Kirk of Dorena was an out-of-town visitor today. Mrs. Elsie Patton and Mrs. Pearl Suter of Culp creek were visitors at the home of their par ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McCulIum Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Konert Anaiaut Register l.ane County Special) SPRINGFIELD; Ore.. Dec. 1. Wnnila Via mum u na olnftoil nntilfi r,,i r.t .o Tuning Unhaiah inHo-n returned home Monday from Port No. 85. of Springfield, at tho regu- land where they have been tho lar meeting of the lodge held -lasWpaM week visiting friends and night Other officers of the group ; relatives. for the coming year were also Nelson left today for Port- chosen. Ian4 on a "hort business trip. Blanche Daniels was elected to I Duncan Cameron of the serve m vice-grand, "Pearl I. Clark 1 Presbyterian church was especial was named recording secretary, leaker at .the regular form lun Cora Hlnson was chosen financial cheon of the commercial club held secretary and Pearl Hadley treas urer. Mildred Anthony was elected lodge musician. Flour Shipment Made fRenimer l.ane County Hpeclal) SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Dec. 1. A car of feed and flour wav loaded at the Springfield Mill and Grain company warehouse today for Mapleton. A shipment of grain from the East Is expected soon. t the Barrel hotel today noon In answer to an Invlatlon from the local organization, tne Farmers' Union at Creswell, Coast Fork and Lorane have each chosen two delegates to become members of the chamber of commerce here. The old flue In the Imperial bar ber shop has been torn out and a new one built in its place. Mr: and Mrs. G. A. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kern and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gar outte were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor in Eugeno Sunday Solo Reported Success fRctfinter I.nne County Bpet-lal) SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. Dec. 1, Receipts, from the Christ man ba- evening for a turkey dinner which jtimr and food sale held here lant was given in honor of Victor Kern's Saturday by the Catholic women's i birthday anniversary. guild amounted to more than $145, John A. Linn left early Tesday it was announced by Mrs. Carl, morning for Everett; Wash:, and OIhoii, chairman. All expenses will bring his father and mother have beon paid and the report on; home with him for an extended tho sale .completed.- - ... visit.. ... . (Irttt Will Orvanlao (Heatatcr l.nn County HtrUU OAKIUIHIK, Ore., Dec. 1. Tho final organisation of the camp fire girls will take place Friday ubTht wtfh approximately 15 mem bers to bo enrolled. Mrs. Holland Is guardian with Mrs, C. A, Paddock as assistants SCOUT MEETING HELD BOYS til VEX EXAMINATIONS FOU ADVANCED WORK OUirUhtr 1.no County Spedttl) OAKRIDOK, Ore., Dec. l.i A Hoy Scout Meeting was held In the church Saturday evening, with tho following committee presiding: Kcv. Mr. Holland, scout master; i A, Paddock, assistant scout master; J, IV Ash, chairman of committee; J. K. Paddock and Claudo Jones, members of committee, Orlo Ftack and Arthur Eurlght were taken In as tenderfoot, Clarence Jones and Clarence Hates parsed from tenderfoot to second class, whtle Hrltun Ash has paused several examinations in the advanced work. ' There ore now tO members and it Is expected thoro will be a larger enrollment as more interest Is be ing advanced In the scouts. FLAG P0LEIS ERECTED RAIJXWE'EN PRANK DELAYS ARMISTICE DAY PLAN (Rfittiiter T.ane County Speclnl) OAKH1DGK. Ore.. Dec. I. The grade school now has n flag pole, which wa erected Saturday. , Credit for this work goes largely to Professor Mathews. The pol was to have, been erected on Anp Istlce day. but because It was great ly marred on Hallowe'en by the ap plication of crude oil. it was not put up till Saturday. The Hoy Scouts did the work of removing the stain from tho pole so that It could be used. The height is approximately one hun dred feet. It Is painted white and topped with a large glided ball. OVKKIDGE PERSONALS (Register I.ane County Special) OAKRIDOK. Ore., Doc. 1. Mrs. A. T. Glrdner has returned after a trip to San Francisco. Katie Rycker returned to Mon mouth nfter spending tho holidays with relatives here. Dr. Patterson arrived In town Saturday, but has left on business. Frank Sinelotnry. who Is eon fined In the Salem hospital. Is re ported improving rapidly and Is expected home oomo time next week. W. E. Atkinson is doing some improving about the O. K. barber shop, by .ceiling and painting the Interior. CLASS WILL ENTERTAIN ADULTS AT ALVA DORR GIVE PARTY DECEMHEK 5 (Rvtt(r Iane rCoiintjr Special) A LV A DOR E, Ore.. Dec. 1 . A few weeks ago the young people's and adult's Hible classes started a contest on attendance, the losing side to entertain the winners. As a result the adult class will give a party to the young people's class on Saturday evening, December 5, at the school house. The committee in charge is very secretive as to its plans so a nov elty is expected. ALVA DOR E PERSONALS (Register I.an County Special) ALVADORE. Ore., Dec. 1. D. O. Fisher Is giving his house a coat of paint. Henry Frost Is putting In two acres of strawberries for J. R. Clark. i E. G. Qulgley Is having a serv ice station built on his, farm. IX O. Fisher Is doing the work. Don Cameron has been absent from school for the past week on account of illness.- Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Hurlburt went to Eugene Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ildjey called at J. M. Day's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fisher enter tained the following at dlr.ner Thanksgiving day: Mrs. Isaacson and daughter, Elsie and son, Har old, of Veneta; Mr. and Mrs. Noah Keoler and baby Melba; Ed Dyers and Warren Roma, Rev. Mr. Johnson took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Walrod and children of Veneta spent Sunday with Hoy Fisher and family. Mr. Haley anil Elmer Yarnell are doing some carpenter work at the school house. Warren Roma Is working on Roy Fisher's car. Mr. Hnley, I), O. Fisher and Ar den Smith were repairing their road Inst week. O. H. Wilson and Wm, Darker arc working at the terminal. THURSTON PERSONALS RKimcr Iini County Special) 'THURSTON, Ore., Dee. 1. Hun Ronnie was homo for Thanksgiv ing. ' " Joy Grant and Perry Price, who are a tt en fling O. A. C, aro spending tho holidays at home. .Cecil Harbot, who works at tlP See Oar Windows Every Day! For Ideas on Appropriate Gifts Christmas Specials In our windows will nppcar evcry day a special on some article i:i this store. Watch the window. The article can tell you worlds and will prohahly suggest someone to whom you. must give a present, who would prize it quite dearly.. SEE THE PRICES Only a Cash Store Offers Such Values m Eugene , Ore.' 927JWILLAMETTE Hides Scar I:,' J Vv 1 ' The biceps wntch is not only useful ns a timekeeper, but it also is ornamental, for jt conceals the disfiguration made by the vaccination mark. ' Hnoth-Kclljr camp, w liomo Tor ThiinUsKlvhm. UiwriMU-o HiixiiT nnil Hubert limy cxpi'it to ki to ltnoth-Ki'Uy camp next week. Marie Spln-a l vlalllnB her pur i'Iiih. .Mr. ami Mrn. I'hurles Jlua tliiKi. ' liny -Morcnn if WemlUnK v:lteil tl Thurston Iht week. Th tmnketl'iill team of tho Villa (Comlntii'il on II. folumn 1) DAILY MARKET REPORT (Orrwon Jtmnuil Mitrket Kcilrw) l'lKTl.ANl. tf.. Ifc. I. Kurlhor rervimtoti In tho Jirlvi uf frrll vft (rat war shown on ttio Hairy csrlianito for th M'sston, Tho aluwttwitrtl tretnl uf tho I'Ktf miirKct hn bv?n contlnurtl fur aoino iIh) an ! )t'nlora i( the I r ), whilo nut a unit In Hid ma I tor, Kiifrally frorM cuntlnued lurN until tho lw puini of the Mttirnca prlol In rMhtl, Klfty-crut cxtr an th vKrhnnKO w the lulfft prii-A mintiM thrrr, bul v that price la nut innlntnlnt'! entirety on thn uptn mnrkct. Homo itrllnr aro KOt tint; tho top prfr nantnl. but other claim It Is Impilb1e to ninvo thtr nt--romulnlinv surplua without timllng vnlir lc tu Ji- a tltticn. Itrcclpts of fresh cfttt urn ilnltiB hvr ami Imtlnr rrporm itro cmln from prailkitlly nil 1'aclflc vlnpo pnlnt. In fait, tho entire Vmntry In sot tint; inoro froah fee now Ihnn during any rcnt wrek. Htorac frir Kuatlnn I In Tory batt hitp with practically no vatabllahcil prlcra.. Culm llottrr .Uarfcrt IVmkrr Market fur . cub but tr continue, to rf i l weaknea. thf diiy' trsilinn on (ho iliilry eirhrtnK" to aomo xteul fn). lnwlnn the In In tho print mnrknt. Kx lr ant atundArda wero ach down lc with prlmo first He off. ' Tiirker Situation Very Wow Tralln In tho turkey market la lolay on aui-h a limited buala aa to rnnko tt linpoxalblo to definitely eatnblfah riuotn tlonit. Hnlos aro ahown from 3 St; to 3r pound for tho beat dreaaed stork, but not ' en'turh movln to . toll oxactly what tho market la. Chlrken Drmonil AIout Rama MnrkL fur live chlrkena contlnuea to movo wlthlo praetkally the anmo prlro limits ah-iwn Iiirlnn tho laat 10 nyn. Movement In nndoitt of tho market up 'K3Md aM.i)tU '.pnia jnoqu ajiitid There (a a wmIi tune In drxwwd irefBe which itrts noiulnntly ijotcd nt 23(f3&r pound. Hreued Hoc Trade mprovel With tho blither prtred live hog In the at'if kynrda ami with pnrkera l-aa ken ahotjt (flvlriR Ihelr t(K k away. I ho market for rci)nlrv-kll!ed atuff la flrmi-r and aliithtly IiIrIht with nn etlrento of pound. Venl are Juat about ateady with in out tops at lfio pound. Cnuiherry Tnuln Drnjrrinr WTHle boalm-aa appnnra of rj it 1 1 q for volume, prlrea on rrnnbcrrle nre niiKli mixed here. While innt or the trade n.ppe:ira nnxloua to support vnluna, nno or two hoimea continue lo knock vnlm-a whenever tlmy aee a rompeiltor aetlina; n box or ao, Hnlra iretiernlly 11.000s f 1.25 box; few. ft.60fH75 bo, ' Itrlef Nofew of Wtiolewiln Trade, "oiif.lerfir.te wenkneaa ahown for henriR, nffo'tn fpf J'Hllfornlnnn to hold up vnlue" iinir.i nernoae at 1110 excellent Id.illO Jrtoek arriving. I fartmiia brund of Porlo Ulro aweot po- ! tntoei In; n J.l.&n hamper. I Hweel x'Hnin tip In the Rotllh. : i T'rnettenlly no freah linllhut belnff of-i fcred; atoniKO nt lire pound, A few rnney rntumbla river uteelliMid wtitrtion beipie offered at 20r pound wlln allvr-m 'Itie; Trotvn Chinook r pound. I'olnfo hiiylntj very'atoyv In fountrv; limited f-rtrlond btialneaa at 12 5't, atlll fewer 2,7C cental. Hltlptiera Went her Not fro Weather" bureini ftdvlurd Ttteaflny; I'm tert RMipmerjlfl durlnR the next hoiira nKfilnat the following minimum temper, nttirea: (lolnir north to H-itttle. m ,tn. (Tree: norlhe.not to Hiioknne, 3ft deirreea e.iat tn Tinker. 3u dirrefcn, and aouth tii Aihlnnd. V2. degreeH, Mlnltiuim temper. Jtttrre at I'orlhind tonlKtil, nbuut 4fl do ifreea. , ITiltTI.ANI, Ore., Poc, 1. Thean iro tlia prima rlealora pny wholoaalora a, eent where nthrwla noted; Tltpttr fl0ntne pnra. rtmt tnta rrnnm ry prleea: Prlnta, rjrtrna. Bile- b, for Plain wrapper; dairy, hfivln prlea HHr bjiala; Kent ehurnlnic. 4 Oft ft Ae: b.;,No. 8 irCitde, 47e per lb.;. Portland delivery, beat rhurnlnif erenm, ttle pr 1h. Cbenae HoMIn prlnwi Tillamook conn W trlplaia, ITSZr; loaf, J2U33cj Oregon trlpleia, not branded, 2flo pnr lh. Tilla mook f. o. b. lalllnv prlcon: Tripled b0 )h. r lonf, 2Do lb,: Coo county cheea, isliinjf prlre to rtatln: Trlplat. lOo: Mnf, 31c per lb. KKttn (myln price, Front atreMi Our- retn refeipfH. 37i per dojsep; hennnry whiten, 41c doa.j hennery pullotn, sac; Underaied, 2ro, I.lv Poaltry flfllllnir prlRAR! Heavy o o iia, u per i o. i Muni 10 mtnium ban, IBo pnr in.: brollam, hnavy, S4o par b,i Ilftht, 2!) 30o lb. J Pekln duck, 22o col ored, 2)n lb, Tm keya Pnney dreaaed, SB-TOJIfl lb, ; ordinary, 3)fJ 34rj fancy ivo turkey, liflc per lb. , Onion flolllntr prfra to rtHari! far lie, lRW2ri; Ore iron, l2.2KAI9.ft. Tnhla Potnton Dearhule flema, 13.21 T(i3.DH: new lonnl, IZ.TIif3.00 Yakima, f a.v7f tv.iot ; innry on Her, 14.50, Hell Pepper I.ooalRAisUo par lb. nunnh Vet(tble Pamlay, lOftloi rnoinnca, am: ; nceia, miP, Carrot, I0O turnip, 4oo dofen btinnba. Suck Veirotfible flMlIn; priest Bti, 2.00 ; cnrrol. 1 1,60 nnnki onbbnitA, Orernn, 1 4o per Ib.j letlurn, Oregon, I1.2nrt1.l!0 per crfltni eaullflowni'. Ineat. $l,60(JH2,nO bar oratt; celery. 7Sn91.0(t uoaon; rBn poa, -ji pinacn, lrwl, II U THAT MAKES Chocolate TD ate Muffins Frankly, isn't your hostess-heart a bit weary of serving the usual run of sand wiches, toast and cake? Then take heart for here's something refresh ingly new Chocolate Date Muffins! Richer than ordinary muffins, but not so rich as cake. Served with a tart, jam or marma ladethey're dijfcrqxt from any muf fins you've ever tasted. And they're 3uick to make because you sift all the ry ingredients together. If you've never tried the instant-ready magic of Ghirardelli's Ground Choco late in biscuit and muffin mixtures try the recipe at the right- and sec! . Dccium lc take theplaMofcoco., unfwcntMd tivi ' iwtemwd cV. chocol.lt, ' -Chlranlclir.lt IUn-oncl Chlrrleliri alUn-onel . With Jam or marmalaJc-uml 2 cup, flour Hcupnijir l'i cup OlilruJctU' Orouncl Cliocoliia 3 tcdipooni b.Ung powder i tuipooa dnnunoD ' l (ctttpoon nutm 1 leupoon ulc H cup milk i dip melted hotttrJn (uh hulbuner) letgt H cup dtici cut In inull plecti Sirrdry lngrcdlcnatwlo,uvn 1 (al)leipoon flout with which to diolga date. Stir In milk, ihort cnlng and date. Fold In tightly beaten ess. Daks In trail, well f teaaetl muffin tltu In modeftta oven (about 350 F.) 25 to 30 mln utefc TltU recipe makea 18 muffrni. G HIRARDELLI'S Ground Chocolate Say "Qcapar-dclly" 11.00 oranR-a bos; torn a toe a. hot hotia, 1 1.60 crate; Kreen beana, 10O13H0 tb. IfcAl UMt rrortilona Country Mat flelllnaT prlr to retail or t Country-killed boa;, bt butcher under HO lb., IbfHGc tb ; bent ealvea (about HO to 100 ba ), lC(M7o per lb.; lamba. lT0Z3o per lb. I-ard l'ur leaf, Ho lb.; hortenlnt. 1 6c. Hmnked ,Meata Uarn. lOOHo per lb.; breakft bacon, SIOBlc per lb, irbpt), Wool, Hldea, Kt. ' Hopa Komtnalj 121 crop, clUKtre, nominal, 209126. . Hide Hoyln price: Raited bide, all , welnhta. r; itrnen hide. united, bull, ft He; (treen holla, t'e; aalted or1 Kreen enlf. Mr.; aalted o ifrnen kip, 10e, , Hheep Pelt Kllnt dry aheap pelt. Ion, IZVic; short, JiV.r; pteeea, llc; flint dry ebearlnit, each, .ftloo; aalted pelt. Ion, each; f 1 ,00 1 1,60 ; abort, each, tlCMOc) ikearln, ath, IOOICc; dry wiled pelt a, 17 Ho, wool Nominal) valley, fine, tt-hnod, 3tjioc; mediiim or a4 -blood, nft40e per lb.; roarao or 3-4-bloml. an.lr! per lb,; braid, II.TJr lb. At vnlley polnla price art So to 6o hlaher for elaoted lot. ' ' Mobalr Buying; price: Rid, Ita per lb, J atople, 40o per lb.; abort at a pie, I to per lb,; burry atock, J0o per lb. Cascara- bark tiuyln; prlna, US I peal, 7c lb.; 1924 peel, Kn lb, - Oregon Orape Hoot Iluyln; prloe, ta per lb. , Cnttln nnil Cniven Bteer. Rood 1(, 7.1 .2B Medlutd ' 1.7 (iff l.nr, f'ommon R.B09 fl,7l Cnnnor nnd ciilter 4.60W D.Drt lloifor; (rood and chof:o (r,o ibi. up) 0,009 fl-fio Common and medium (nil wnlRhtH) 4. ROW 0,00 Crimrnon nnd medium .... 6.7ft fl.no Cnnnnr nnil rullor 3,60 ( 6.76 Ilulla, Knod (bunf, ynarllmt , eeluded 8.71,0 4.60 ('nnner to medium 3.00 a.7C Calve, medium to choice fmllkrVda nxrhidnd) , T.OOffJtO.ftO Cull nnd pommon '5.00A 7.0fi Veiilnr, meillum 'to choice, ,10. 0012, 00 juii una common e.sotaio.oo nneetj nnd umtm Lamb, food and choice Mt, Adam 12.00O1I.00 Lirnbi, medium to tood fvnlloy) II.OOIMMtO Heavyweight .03 I hi. tip)... 0,000 11.00 ah weight, t,j Ana com- ' mnn T.OOQIO.OO Tenrllnr -wether, medium to choice i ft. 00O11.00 Bweay common to choir 4.000 f.00 Canner and cull i.WQ 4.00 notb The a hove clan and a?rad r)nottlona do not in all caee repre sent actual aale. In lotni Imtanne they repreeont value at which mnh atocK would ell If available, accord In; to tut juatmeni or tne market reporter no TenvywolRlit f260 to SB0 lb,), medium, good ond cholco 11.60012.26 Medium we I trot (200 to 260 1 lb.), medium, unod and choice 1 1.75 12.25 i.ntME WOIRHI fl00 to 200 lb.),. common mndlum. Rood nnd cholco 12.2BW12.G9 iiriii iiRtit i;in to ino in,), common, medium, a ond and choir ll.aiidtlSSIl racking hoR .; 1,60010,60 Binua-nier pipra id. down), medium, Rood and choice ,, ,11.00011.00 veeaer ana iiocKer pig (70 to UO lb.), common, m ' dlam, food And oholoa. .....ll.OOOlJ.OO rortlnml J ruin Vnlurce (lly rh A wm' if I Til l'teu) I'oltTI.ANI. tire.. Ifwo. 1. Wheat. Hltil, hard white. I Pi emWr, January, ll.fiZ; hnrd Ahltn, blue Hum, hurt, la emlmr, J tut it (try, 1191 ; aott white, le 1 i-riil.iT. J uli 11. 1 1 y, 1 1 ,rt ; w toiler n will to, Hm en. her, Jtwiiinry, 1 1 AO; hard winter Pert rubor, January. Itti; titirlhnt n nprin;, 1 1.66; wont am rod, Pvvambei, Juniii.rr. 11.66. rn(, Nr, 2. 34-poilfid white feed. He. ca miter, January, No. I, 36-immnr" gray, Pi ember, Jnnuury, 1 3 v. Itarley, No, 2, 4A-pound, Here rn her, January, Ml; No, 2, 41-ptMind, I Men in her, Jiiriimry. Corn, No. 3 ennlertt yelhiw ahlpmenl. I lee tn be r, J a n u n ry , 131, Mill rifn, Mtntidiird, Herein bnr, Jan uary, i.io.nf), 1'orlltind hairy lUrltiingo fliy The AaNiir'hitpd 1'ruff) I'tHtTI.ANIl, tip.'., Her. 1. HilHcr, extrne, ,62e; alnntlurrtn, 6lCi prime rirNia, 61r; flrala, t,(v Oer lb. KK, evtril. thr; flrHla, 4ir! pllllet. 41e; current receipt a, 42' j undoraUttd. 33c per dux, Henltln liny rami flrttln tlly The Aaaticlated l'r) f Is! ATT fill, Her, I Torn, whole, $r,0; rrficlieil. 1 62; hity, nlfiilfp-, $U6; H, (!., 1 2Ui Hrnothv. - 27 1 1'. H.. l2tM tulird. Ill llnaeed niejil, 170 ; (ml a, I'tiirot Hound, 116; ac-nteli food, $61; aoy hoan, $70; wiiani, i0 - Hen I lie Hn I ry Ktclinngn' flly The AiHOclnled I'rnae) HHATTLW. Iifit. 1. Hiittr-r, rlly rrenmory rubo. 6fle; brick or print, 66" per Hi, Kick". freh rnnch, 64ej mixed color, 62c; pullet, 37a per do. ' New York Hop flly The Aanonlnleil PrnRtf) N 1 . W VO UK. Dec , 1 . II op nt on d y , ttitn, 10311, fiOffOSe; 1024, Ar.TP 40r l'n Cirio Coaat, )t20, 'HfinOu; 1024, 22CP2&0, Niw York I'm It Price 'Mtv Tho A"nelntcd 1're)' NMW YdltK. Hoc, I, e Kvapornted npple rfulet hut Hlftiidy; chbiro, ISO )2Mre; funny, 13f13Hn. v Hrtittea firm; Calif or nlrtH, 8 a-4.0 )2 H-4c; Oregon, 0 ll4iao. ' Atirlcoia Hffircn; tnin1ard, 2ftH Tt- 23 ; choleo, ifp Kfif j extra rholco,' 26fmsflc. Perirhe netlvo; Nltllldnrd, JaOjlOo! .Tnncy, 2122c. lortlnn1 llnr Vrlrtm ' fHy The Aoclnled Pre) l'dllTLANH, Ote., Her 1 Hny ltnyltiff priced! Viillnv llmnlliy, $L7ftlO: enalern Oregon, immlnal; nlfiilfa, ltlfl(t 110.60: clover, 117; not liny, IfROIln: ont and vetch, II7.60- alrnw, $7.tirtlpar' ton, KollltiR prlre, $2 n Ion mora. by the Common Council for their up pitivnl or rejection, to-wlt: 1. An art lo mend the City Charter of the t'lly of Kogene, Oregon, y litnetliliiig Hft-Hoii 67, Of ("Itttpter IX bf aald I'harler by adding thereto nn nMthirlnntlnn to the Corn in en t'.ittiu ll of the City In re -a "" r-mU for newer, afreet, alley and older Impr itvnrtienla. when I lm . former aewfinent baa bnett declnred Invalid, or the fou null ah nil be tn doubt n lo II validity, or ahull dam It li- nitanry, and In mnke the amne a I li-li upoit the properly nbutilng upon, adjaennt lo or belief I tied by nld Impi ovement, 2, An net to amend the Charter of tho rty f,f Kugenn, fregot, by add log a pew rhnplor thereto, author I King and empowering the tNimmnii Con nr 1 1 of the trity of ICuKnno, lo liitm nnd ei nerfotlnble bond of tlin t!lly of ICugano, In the um oft ( mn lliindrfd Hoventy-flve Thou aiiinl Pollnr or ao murh there fr n ah it Ms bo nerenanry for tho purpnao of refiilttllng Ilia nut "tending tlenernt Kuurl Wnrrnnla nnd Improvement llond Inlerent Kund AVarrnuta of llio CHy, ami In expend Dm proceed In retiring Iho out ti tiding (tenet nl Kund Warrant, ntii) Itnprovemoht Mond In to mat Kund Warrant of tho Clfy of Hugetin, . 3 An net I ammenfl th Cllr CUfl irr .f ih CUT of -C"WSI,!I1I by amending HeMlon H. of C- I IX of 1d t'harler bf "- l ante on foreHoiuri from W J l fiticrn i.er rent- anl adding iri vl.hm making Ih rtl otl Iha purcbaeer of all UMOld propatf.l p ore to t nno ll Kn rlly e rellewi! ..J l wanl one. which It Wtllamrita Htrret. ID. VIMm almtl let in the b"meDt M lll.rniy of Ktiten. ' ' In Want Two, whlfh ll IM wrf north of Kl.vrf.th A"-" 3 f WlllnlPiMie Hltt. tjo P5H ahall bv Ihn Kiigetie """.a In w lory n k',d Tliron. which II lj 1 J nt WlllnnteUe Wren, ip. - a .hall b in tho M-mploo Dtl M f ni tne 0Qrn i In W I H.raalh Awaaa ' jj .l,ll l... In II" lor.br "! If" Si, .it 'run iiitv op niinioNiii i.anpi ooiiNTv, onrcanM Tiiomlay, Ilcwmlmr 16, 1D2S Nollca la tmrMir rIvoii Itial miraimrlt In Mm frma ot flnrllon ao, rimnlnr I. it iho nimnlnr nf llio filly nt Muaono, ft llio r-lmrlor of llio City nt Pluitono, by llio Cr.lrminn Cniinrll or llio filly of H"K"nn on llio fill. Any nt N'lVOlnhnr, 1!"l, nnil nunrovnil' by Hio Mnynr- nf nl,l f:liy on iho Dili ilny of Nnvomhor, 1021, n anoiMnl ninnlrlpnl olnollnn will in hM In nnlil oily on Tnomlny, Ilopom bnr 1BP 1(1211, frnni Iho hour of olirli! n rinok In Iho mnrnlnn lo Iho hour of i ....i. .,.' in ,ne nnnrnnnn, nnil nl aM olonllon. Iho fnllnnlna prnnnninl oharlor nmnnilrnanla will bo annmltti"! to llio alootora ot aald oily, roferr.tl quo. DOUBLE BUSINEJjl, . . I . . ..IM ' A fnrmor miim bo ft bimlnomi mnn! hf. too, mint iiiiiniiKor It ho la lo proHprr. , ' S ," A Imnknr iihihI know flnnnro. imt """.J'Shoufd iilioiit I liu ti.'iinoniKi miitiM of III" roinniiinii I' ', at in? nhln lo point out to you tho oxuet trend ol ,. , I Unit, or auimon, t . atal Tho official.". tho U. H. NnllnniU llnnlf ftm'oniliiiy nhi.no of IwuiltliiK, AmK IIiuIp " nvira pu, into Klvo you rllroia, dnfliilln, noilnd li' l '""VY, M htJP fl ! uno. Thoir tlmo and oxuorlonco la yu"'" 11 " . ,' auouood, ' ' m ii jrrhoro w" It thin norvlm Inloroulu you wo miwrcnt y" cnl' ' ho no ohllKiillon, U.S. B A N K. EUGENE IDAU ff 'SAVINCS BANf.