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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 1925
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Morning Register
IXEf IS BOARD HEAD
IWItK AND IXIH'KTHIMj IUHY
OIUiAMZKS
IMivlInu Witlt ;uinuo -Commlilor
Will Ik. AimnirtHl; L'm fur Mio
lli'litl Many by Member
(ltrgistcr l.one County Special)
FPUIMilIKM Ore., lXc. 2.
11. K. MuXL'y, t temporary -cltulr-nutn,
was Hindi permanent cliait--t".im
nnd H'i Ik i t 1. Clarke wan
i'U'-ifl pcnniKU'iit flocrcmpy of tho
h)rinKii-lil municipal park bom il
iiixl inlufl!rial committee at a
iru'ftinu; holil bore last ntpht. The
n'HHlnn wai bold to organize tho
hoiiy for it. work In tho lnVentlt;a
i.ion of i:ii-U ' and liittunlriul pmj
oa for ilia old Southern Pacific
company alto loascU from tho city
of Kunt'Mo fp 4 it yoara.
A mootim; will W tii-ran frtil if
jOKiiiblo with a similar Industrial
roimulttoo of Kuiiono by the local
iH-ouii. it is announced. The en
tire committee was named a short
time iiko fur the nurpore nf tils
jio.siiiK of the land tract und con
Ht:Ua of Mr. Maxey. Mr. Clarfte. A. !
J. lVrkins. S. C. Wright and Will
lam (.. Uu:lu. J
The site could well be used by
,ved by member, of the commit-'
lieved
tee. Water power is accessible
for plant? on the land and the
Booth-Kelly mill race passes nl
ni okI directly throuph the tract.
Five acres of the land wilt be used
for a public park.
mm shop gutted
HEAVY DAMAGE DONE STOCK
IX MORXIX6 FIRE
f prlmzflHd Kir Depart mont Saves
.Can nnd Oil Supplies lica
Uuildinc Burned
rReg:ter Ijine County Spnrlal)
SPRINGKIELP, Ore.. lec. 2.
Fire believed to have started from
an over-heated stove early today
putted the building: occupied by
the Sprlns'leld Battery and Klec
trlc company and destroyed stork
nnd equipment valued at $1008.
Gasoline in an undejrround tank
in front of the building and sev
eral barrel: oC oil were saved by
fire-fijrhters.
The flames were discovered
shortly after S o'clock thU morn
ins by residents in the rear of the
electric' shop. An alarm was
turned In to the Spr.'nertehl f!n?
department and the firemen re
sponded at once. The blaxe was ex
tinrulhed before it had reached
Send 2o for post
age to Frye A Co.,
Seattle, and re
ceive a copy of
the new Frye'e
"Meat Guide"
with 187 teaUd
reel pee.
Lane County News '
the front of tho ntnicture where
I the oil ami uasoHno supplies were
kept.
Slock mid enuliment valued by
the owner, M. 1. liewey, at more
thun flood wan either destroyed
or ilainayt'd. The top pari of (In;
structure vn n I most completely
destroyed only the walls remain
Inir niter fir fiKlitor hadtUMii
ukciI t etim;utKh the Ha mot. In
sura nee on the Miop is Paid to httw
expired u thort time ako.
The bulldlmr was one of tha
pioneer structures of Springfield,
It stood for many ears on MlllJ
street where it was used by tho
Stewart family ns a More In the
early hlatory of th town, ljiter It
was moved from Mill stret to
Main street between Second and
Third streets.
POSTAL RECEIPTS GAIN
KI.KVF.V PF.U I'KXT 1M11KASK
SUOWX IN XOVKM11KR
t Register Iaxi County Special)
PVK1NGKIKLP. Ore.. IVe. 2.
An unusually hwtvy increase in
postal receipts was made durhiR
the month of November when the
amount of money taken in at the
Sprins field post of flee was 1 1 per
nt hlqher than that of the same
month last year. It is shown In the
J 1 i"' JXZl
port will be sent to the national
pewal authorities.
The receipts for last month to
taled $64fi.?4 while in November
1 but 9SR1.43 was recorded. A
se-uiy increase over last year has
be-n shown In nil monthly reports
tV vear but the November rec
ord Is wild to bo unusually heavy.
W.O.W.OFFICERS ELECTED
WALTER TAXTOX IS C1IOSEX
COrN'CITi COMMANDER
R!f!lr T.an County Silat)
FPRINGFIEUX Ore.. Dec. 2.
.Walter Lajcton was elected council
nmmander to succeed R. C. Mar
Vee at the election of officers held
bv the Springfield lodtie of the
Woodmen of the World here last
nljrht. , Carl Bossermnn was chos
en adviser nnd A. C. Peddtcord
will act as escort as a result of the
oleo'lon. ...
The following five men were re
elected as officers: Bert Sankey,
clerk; T E. Thompson, tnnnnger:
J. E. Crow, banker; O. V. Kiter.
ynirhman: Charles Stark, sentry.
New members will be initiated Into
the lode at a meeting January S.
the membership campaign closing
r.t the first of the year.
IjmIIcs' Aid HoliLt Tea
fHrgister l.an County Special)
SPRINGFIELD. Ore., Dec. 2.
Vmhers of the ladles nid soc;.
'BJVf ,itrr wa vi r
another way
of saying
M-J-B
1925 br M. 1. Bmidauteto &. Cs.
andfiesh
Next time you require shortening,
ask for Frye's "Wild Roae" Lard
you will be delighted with its flaky
consistency and you will find that
its absolute purity and freshness
will enhance the goodnessNof your
best recipes.
This perfect shortening contains the rich
leaf and back fats not found In ordinary
Lard and every member of the family will
enjoy the flaky, fragrant biscuit you will
find It so easy to make with Frye'a "Wild
Rose" Lard.
Remember the name and results will take
care of themselves.
of the Methoillst l'plscopal ehutvh
hero met at the church thin aft
ernoon t a teatiiven by members
o( tho vroup. KerrtMluneuts were
served after a business meet in k lit
which routine busluees of the or
KamMtion was taken up.
LIBRARY TO NAME HEADS
SI'KflAli II OA It l MTKTINU
HKl.O AT SI'ltlMiKIKMI
(Kivr Lane I'oimi)- ttpcotitt)
SlMitNUKIKU. Oro,, IK'C
Ofilcers of tho Springfield library
will be elected at the next regular
mvetinir of the library bmird on
the etMililK of TuoMday, January
4, It was unnouueed today nftor a
mWtlnK held by the board at tho
home of Miss Mary Roberts, libra
rian, last uliiht, A president, vlce
prt'sideitt and secretary will bo
elected at that lime. Tho elty
treasurer acts us treasurer tor the
library, board.
The board intends . to buy new
books for the library soon, said
members of the board. Money Is
beiiiK sought for this purpose and
when sufficient funds are obtained
the books will be purchased. Mrs.
I. K. Ptuco acted as hostess to
the board last nlhl, nvrvttiK re
freshments. C'hrtstmus tlwonitions
were In evidence Inltho rooms.
SPRIXGKIKI.D Vr.RSON'AI.S
(Hrlittr Uwnc County Sprt-lAlt
SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. mi.
R. E. HU1 was a visitor in Spring
Held today from the Mohawk
district.
- Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeonre Plntt of
the. Thurston neighborhood spent
part of today hero onto shopping
trip.
The young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Woody ard underwent n
minor operation at a local doc
tor's office this morning.
Clarence nnd Wlllard Nelson
will return to Red liluff, Cal.. to
morrow morning after visiting
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Nelson, and sister, Pearl Nel
son, in Springfield for the past few-
days. Ira! Nelson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Nelson, has been visit
ing here also and may return with
the others to California.
Mrs, Mable Front is visiting at
the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Brabham, for a few
davs. Her home is in the Donna
district.
Arthur Easton spent a few
hours in this city today from his
home at "Walterville.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen were
(Continued on Page 11. Column 1)
DAILY MARKET REPORT
(Omron JuonuU Miu-ket Review)
roRTUAXn, ore. lw. 2. wtilla
Ult havy ahipmnta of revs ar bvltix
marie from this aecilon to tba Mttl Wl
ami to the Atlantic Conat markata. tha
bulk of th aupplle conalata of atorac
goods bought early la tha aeaaon and
held her for shipping ordera.
There has b-en a tnoat unusual deair
on the part of stars aw egg Intareats to
get their aupplies out a tea bouse.
Claim Is made that government figures
of holdings here rstrwnt nothing ax
eept a desire on the part of those giving
the Information to fore tha market
value to stilt themselves. Leaders of tho
trade are practically a unit in declaring
that not nly have they very little stock
In tea houses but they know of no other
dealer who ratmlna mora than a, limited
volume.
Just who baa the storage storks t tha
big mystery In aba trade. Many are In
clined to believe that tha stocks exist
.only In imagination.
No. change In tha prtc Of fresh egga
waa quoted on tba dairy exchange but
the secret cutting on the open market
continue.
Barter Trad Irux About fame
No chAnge In the general trend of the
butter trade la Indicated for the last 24
hours. Cube situation la still unsteady
but offerings are moving out in sufficient
volume' to keep values about the same.
No cha,nge on the dairy e change or for
prints on the open market.
Chicken Call la Terr flood
Very good derhand continues nil
through the live chicken trde. Re
reipta are of fair volume bnt sales to the
Hawaiian Inlands are taking care of
more birds than normal. Pressed turkey
trade nominally quoted wltu a weak
undertone.
'Small Supply Preah Halibut
A lucky purchase of a couple of tons
nfreb halibut, a very late arrival from
the North, enables the Portland trade to
have some stock, according to J. J. Cot
ter of the Oregon Pith company. There
k an acute scarcity of fresh salmon and I
most of the tra l fn frozen atock. j
Orange Price Kent Iowar
Further shading or n-ann prices here !
has resulted In additional losses to
wholesalers who are "stuck" with higher I
priced good. Lemons nm Inclined to I
show strength but most of tba trade j
here ia still quoting at recently low
level.
' KAJttem Cnuitwrrfrsj Poor
Despite all claims to the contrary by
those anxious to secure greater profit
on their sale, the' eastern cranberries
now being offered here at extreme prices
are hot a good as the locals offered for
less money,
tlrtef Notes of Wholeanle Trade
Ila nana market firm wIDt prices main
tained generally.
Decline of (o gallon qeorfd In turpen
tine according to W, p. Poller and com
pany. Nut market very alow but price how
no change.
Country-killed hogs and calvea fully
at end y at late prices.
Kxrellent sale southern eweet potatoes
at .(,' Diisnti nainper.
Paney northwest hothouse cucumbers
finding ready sale at .S&ff$Lt0 dozen.
Hhfppera' Wmther Xotlre
Weather burean advised Wednesday'
Protect shipments .during the next 34
hours against the following minimum
femperatgrM: Going north to Seattle, 40
nfgreea; northeast to Spokane. 30 de
grees; east lo Ilaker. 20 degrees; and
south' to Ashland. 30 degrees. Minimum
temperature at Portland tonlvht about 40
degree.
Portland Wrote T Prleeg
. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 2. These
are the prlcer dealers pay wholeaaier
cem wnera nmerwiso noted i
Butler Selling prices, box lots: Cream
ery prices: Prints, nitres, ftfic per lb. for
plain wrnpptrs, subject to discount of
2 S ; dairy buying price. 3c per Ih,
Hiitterfal Counlry station delivery
baals: Jlest churning cream, 411 ?T 60c per
lb.; No. 2 grade, 47c per Ih.. Portland de
livery; best churning cream, 6c lb.
Cheese Belling price: Tillamook coun
ty triplet, 11013c; loaf, S3423a; Oregnn
triplet, not-branded, 9flo per lb.; Tilla
mook f. 6. T. selling prices: Triplet lt
lb. i loaf. 29o lb. i Coo county cheese,
selMnr prlo to retailers: Triplet, 10a;
losf, tie per tb.
Kgg Fluylnr price. Front street: Car
rent receipt,-37c per dozen: hennery
whites, 41c flox.; hennery pullets, 26c-,
underalxed, ffe.
Live foe It ry Belling prices: FTeavy
hens, 36c per Ih.; tight to medium hens,
1 So per lb.; broiler, heavy, 34c per M.j
light, 299"e lb. Pekln ducks, t2c: col
ored, 20c lb,
Turlvy Fancy dressed, SBc per Ib,
ordinary, 30&34c; fancy live turkey,
2! per lb.
Onions Selling price to retailer! far
11c, 1l30ot Oregon, n2.2BOI2.H
Tflhle Potfttoea Desrhntes Gems. 13. St
OH. AO; new local, f3,7tft3.00; Yaktuia,
$3. 00014.00; fancy bnkerH. 14.60.
Dell Poppers Local A412V4e per lb.
Duncb Vegetable 'Parsley, tOOBOo;
rndtsheft, 90c; beet, 40c t oarrota, 10c;
turnip, 40c dozen biinrhe
Sack Vegetftble flelllng price: Tleeti,
99.00; carrots, $ t.SO enck; enhbnge,
Oregon. IHc por lb,; Iftltice, Oregon,
tl.2K-Qtl.t0 per crate) cauliriower, local,
9l.tO0t2.OO per crate; celery, 76c 1 1. 00
doaen; green pes, ( ) aplnach, local,
i o onni bus; tohiAlwi, t hotn,
It. ao rial. noun. iuiita Iby
Mnnta AUil rrevUltm
Country Mt. selliiwr hu to tt.
r: ifluntry-killJ hon, bt bute)ira
uiidor U H.. tftOUc H ; tol elvN
(AtxMit irt to loo lb.), Hv pvr iouuit;'
bard 1'ur lof, ISo lb.) ahftrttninf,
Kintkod Mwits Itmna, S01S0 tr Ib.i
llooe. Wool lllttra. Rte,
RM NttiolnHl; XtJk vi-Uh luar,
nndn1. JAtfJro.
lt!.ir tiuylns trl'f! Sal tut hljta. all
wrliiht. IV; Ktn hldoa. THcj m!IJ
bulla. Ste; vrvvn Wills, oj aMd
grion rait. Ho; kal(i roh kip, 10c.
Plta Kltni iliy ahaep lta.
lent, riHc; anort. IIc; riavva, UHc
flint dry aharlnva, i h. ItflOo; Mlt4
polls. Ions. oh. Il.tOtril ahort,
uih. tO0o; abcarluaa, a-tt, lOOllr,
Jry BMltril lrM, Whe,
Vwl Nominal: vallay. flna. H-blftot.
ntl lm-; nii'.IUnn or 1 I tihut-t. aCI.i
Mr lit ; -ov 3 -UmhI, iv We lr
lit ; tu nl'l. 31 are lit Ai VnlWy oluta
prlcaa ar So to to htfc-ttar for MlMta
tot.
Mohatr Puytna prlrat Khl. lie par
lb ; atapia, 40e nr lb. i ktiort atapla, 15c
par lb.; uurry atnea:. ipc par id.
Caacara bark lluylnf price, lilt
paal. To lb.; U paal. lo lb.
Oraton Orapa Root Huylng prlM IHo
Dr lb,
( nine ani mi vra
Strra. p.HHt t.IKe ?S
MM! urn , TftO T 6
t'oiitmoti t ktf I.Tt
Cnnnvr anl ruttr i.iOtf t.ttt
Hflfr. a.xnl a n a t'hokit (ISO
lb Ut
Common anj medium
tt'Khta)
(Bit
4 too on
t TSO f Ort
dinner arttl rntlrr
. J.ftOtf t.T6
Hulls, good (beef. -enrllnga
excluded) t UO 4. tO
Conner to medium J,Q0( 3.T&
Calves. meOluin to rhoh-o
(mllkfeds rii tu.lixn T 00010 aa
i'ulla
VrMlxr.
antl common toon ?.n
dium t cholrp. . n nuo ts.oo
Cull and roinintm tlOOlO.OO
inet ana luimne
Lamba. good and choice (Mt,
Adam 11,90011.00
i jiii ins. medium to gotwi
(vniv tt nooun
Heavy weight .(99 lbs. up).... 9. 00 O 11.00
ah weigntat 4i na com
mon T.00O10.00
Yearling wether, medium to
choice too0tt.ee
Etrea. common to choice 4.000 7'eo
Canner and cull 1.900 4.00
NOT B The above , claa nd grade
quotation- do not In all ease repre
sent actual sales. In some Instances
they represent values at whkh such
slock would set) If available, according
to the Judgment of the market reporter
Hg
Heivywclght C5J to SS0
Ih ). medium, good and
choice 11.900 13.2t
Medium wPtrttt " to 9&0
lb. ), medium, good and
rhulce Il.7l019.9t
Light weight fl to ;oo
I bs. ) . common medium,
gd and choice 13.23019,19
Light MM (I an to 140 lbs.).
t-omi!Kin. medium, good and
oholce It. J501J. !S
P.irklny hogs 1.(00 10. SO
ftlatiKhter plga ( ISO lbs.
down), medium, gued and
choice 11.00019.00
Feeder and stocker pigs (70
e 130 lbs.), common, me
dium, rood and choice .... 1 1. 00 0 13.00
Porflnnd firnln Pulnre
( lly The Asaorinted I'ress)
POHTLAN'D. ttre.. !Vr. Wheat.
HH11. hard white. December. January
91.41: hard white, blue stem and bal.
Dwmhr, January, lift: soft white.
iectnDr. jnnuary. I.1; western white.
Iecmber, January.. 1141 ; hard winter.
December. January. tl.tt: northern
spring. De-emb-r. January, IMS; west
ern red. Icmber. 11.94; January. 31.13.
Oats. No. 2. 3-pound whit feed. De
cember. January. 159. SO; No. f. Sf -pound
gray. December., Jnnuary. 9:9.10.
liarley. No. 2. 44-pound. December,
January, 30; No. 2. 41 -pound. December,
January. 130.
Corn. No. 3 eastern yellow shipment.
Decern b-r. Januwry, 34.
Mill run. standard, December, 130. tO;
January, $Zt.
' Heat fie Didry KTrhsnge
fHy The Assot'lat-fd wens)
HKATTI.B. Dec. 3. Duller. rty
rreamery cubes. Kc; bricks or prints,
55" pr lb.
x Kggs. fresh ranch, tic; mixed colors.
Sic; pullets. 3 So per do.
Portland Dairy Rirhnngn
Uy The AsaorUted t're-w)
PORTLAND. Ore.. !ec. 9. nutter,
ettrns. 52c; standards. tltfc; prime
firsts. 61 Sc; firsts, SOc per lb. ,
Eggs. fair. 49r: firsts. 47c; . pullets,
41-; current receipt, 41c; underslaed,
32c per dot.
ftfittle liny nnd drain
flty The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Dec. 2. Corn, whole, ISO
crnrked. !&2j hay. alfalfa. 335; D. C;,
I2: timothy. 927; P. 8,. 20; mixed. 24;
llneed me.il. 70; nmi, Puget Hound,
45; acrnich food, IS; soy bean, 70;
wheat, 159. -
New York Fruit Price
'By The AmnHnted Press)
NEW YORK. Dec. 2 Evaporated
apples quiet but steady; choice. 120
12'ic: fancy. 13 13 He
Prunes firm; Cnllfornla. 3 2-40
12 3-4c; Oregons. 9 3-4013c.
Apricots scarce; standard. JOSOUc;
choice. 230 25c: extra choice. 26fr:4c.
Peaches active; standard, Il019ei
fancy, 21ft 22c.
Portland Ilsy Price
fjlf The Associated Press) t
PORTLAND Ore.. Dec. 2. Itny
Duylng prices: Valley timothy. I17ff919;
eastern Oregon, nominal; alfalfa. 9190
319.50; clover, 317; oat hay. lUCrtlt;
v Att - k
Constance Bennett, ,of the
Btapre and screen, saw the
Dcrfcct clima to h
ment with Philip Plant, of
New York, heir to $11,000,
000, when she learned that
his mother nnnrnvnrl nt tha
yoting couple's marriage.
Welcomed I
Jdr Wfttir '
driving- (f$LMi
il JkJhmiU
To determine the correct body of Zcrolcnc
for the winter lubrication of your car, con
cult the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Chan
at Standard Oil Service Station
and at dealers.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) rf
oat and Vetch. 417 60; strew, 97 50 pr
ton. Helling prices. 3 a tun more.
New York Hope
fny The Associated Press)
NEW YOltK. Dec. 2 Ifona steady:
state. 92t, 50H5c: 19Z4. llfMOc; Pa
clflc Coast, 1935. 27Ol0c; 1924. 219 ttn.
Also lots 3 and 9 In olccfc one. la
the J. J. Jone Addition to Cottage
Orove. Lane County, Orron.
Also lota numbered 3 and 4 In
block 4 of Oeorgatown. all of the
above described premises being
all tinted In laine County. Oregon,
Also beclnnlnv nt the northeast
corner of lot 4 In block T In the
Kerond Addition to Georgetown,
Lane County. Oregon, running
south 200 feet to tb southeast
corner of lot f In block t. In
the eecoHd addition to Georgetown,
Lane County. Oregon, tbsnre east
283 feet: Ihenee north 200 feet, and
thence west 293 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 1.941 acre
more or tea.
All of lots 7 and 9 In block 1.
Long's Second Addition to Oeorge
town Jn the City of Cottage Orove,
Lane County. Or'gon.
All of lot 9 and 10 In block 1, of
Georgetown Bee on d Addition to tba
city of CotUige Orove, Lane County,
Oregon.
All of lot 4 fn block 1. of Oenrge.
town Second Addition to the City of
Cottage Orove, Lane County, Oregon.
1 All of the bov property being
In Lane County, Oregon.
And that the defendant and each and
every ore of -them have no interest or
estate whatsoever in or to aald land nnd
premises, and tha the title of the
prsiniiTi is gotMi nna vniio, ami initl
tha defendants and each of them be
forever 'enjoined and debarred from
naortlng any elnlm whatever In or to
said land or premise advene to the
plaintiff, and for such other nnd fur1
ther relief n to thl court shall Mom
equitable.
aiil summons i served by publication
tliereon In tha Jffornlnr Perteter. a news-
pnper of general circulation published
Ih Eugene. Lane Colinty, Oregoh, un
der and by vfrtlie of An order of the
Honorable O, V, Bklpworth, Judge of 11)0
a nova, entitina itmrt. dated Uctoner 21
1025, dlrretlng ptihllratlon of this no
tire inf ch week ftir lt Ktecewrtve
weeks in enlfl newspaper which order
fnnulre yh and ouch jf you to appear
and answer the potnptslftt on or before
Mr weeks from the dm of first publica
tion or tin summons.
CHAfl. A. 1IAHDY nnd 0. M. CALKINS
Attorney ror I'inintirr. .
f ' Ttaldnce and Poetoffice Addret
Plrat puhllrntlon, October 23, 1929,
Lost publication, December 3, 192H,
B u gene, Oregnn
' tliur. 10-22-1
Sl'RCIATi ' KLHCTfON - NOtfCO VOtt
TlfH CITY Ol tnfOKNH.
TjANB COUNTY, .OIlttOON
. Tuesday, December It, 1928
''. . (. ,
i Notice J herehy 'irlVKh itiat purmian't
to tho term of flection Bo, l?hnprer I,
of tb Charier nf tho City of BugOno,
f the Chrter of the city nf Kugene,
by tha Common COuncM of tho CM y o(
Fitigen oh the 9ih day of November,
1921. and Approved by the Mayor of
sold city im tho Ith day of November,
I92t, a spenn municipal election will
be held in aoid city on Tunftday, tiecem
ber it, 1935, from (ho bofir of eight
oVlock rh the 'morhlnn fo 'lhA hour of
eight oVlirk n tho nffernnnn, hf at
Mid atectlnn, the following prnpoeo'1
nharter ftmeHdmente win tie ' auhmltfed
tft the eteoior of fiM lty, ' referred
by the -Comfnon CoiiAon 'for tliolr np
provnl or rejection, to-wlli
V- AA'ne't'lA nrfiohrt din CJiy Chnrler
Of1 the Rliy of Rtigene, Oregon, by
ntnendlhg' RftrMoto R7, nf 'Chnptor IX
. of aoid Chnrler: by nddfng thernlh
Ah1 ntithorlifntlon to tho Common '
CotinMI of the city trt rn-flMese coHie
for Rower, Mreot, 'Alloy nnd ntlinr
Improvements, when tfie former ne
Hessmant ha boon denlnrnd Invalid,
pr the Council shall bo In dohht a
trt It vitlldfly,r ehhil deem It pen
oasary. and to miiko tho nhmn n
Hon upon tho properly abutting upon,
' d in rent to Or benoflttofl by mta
Improvement, ,
t. An act to amend tho Charter of
liNf winter your automobile re
quires a free-flowing oil, if it is
to start quickly and be free from
dangerous friction. All oils do
not meet this requirement, but
here again Zerolene proves one
of its superiorities it flows
freely at low temperatures.
the City of Rugine, Oregon, by add
Ing new rhapter I hot el o. author. I
I Ming and empower leg the Common
Council of the City of Eugene, to
tsu4 and negotiable bonds of
the City of Ktigatte, m the sum of
One Hundred Meveniy-ti V Thou
miiiI Dollars or eo much there
for a shall be necessary for
the p'irpnaa of refunding tha out
standing -He moral Fund Warrants and
Improvement Itnnd Interest fund
' Warrnnts of the City, and to eipond
the proceeds In retiring tha out
alflndlng (Innsral Fund Warrants,
and Improvement llond Interest Fund
Warrants of the City uf Kdgen.
9. An act to ammend the City Char
ier of the City of i'ogene, Oregon,
by amending Hecllon fl, of Chapter
IX of said Charter by changing the
rate of Interest on certificates of
ante op foreclosure from ten to
fifteen per rent, and adding a pro
vision making the City ntilmnatleally
the purchaser of all unsold property.
The Common Council by id Ordi
nance No. lIBt, has flied the polling
placoe to be one In eaoli ward of said
city as follows:
In Ward One. which la the territory
so'ith of Eleventh Avrnim and Kast of
Willamette Htrert, the pulling plaro
shall bo In the basement of the public
library of Kugene.
'in Ward Two, wlilih Is the territory
north of Rlevchth Avenue and Rest
of Willamette Htreet, the polling plare
shall by the Rugnno Armory building,
In Ward Three, whlfti la tho terri
tory north of fteventh Avenue and west
of Willamette Htreet, the poling plero
shall be In the Hampton Uulldlng of
Kugene, at the corner of Bixlh and
Willamette Rt reels,
In Ward Four, which Is the territory
smith of fioventh Avenue and west of
Wlllnmelto Ktreet, the polling place
shall be In the lobby of tho City Unit.
Dfttcd thl 1st day of December, 1038,
GEO. A. OILMOIIM,
, , City Itecordor.
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