Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 09, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text' 'V v I't i EIGHT Morning Register Lane County News . . .....j (Continued from page seven) ccmfornni on two candidates at a murium ( (liu Liberty lodgo of Dm Miiminlc order here this uficr nnon. A banquet served by ntom lim if l ho Kastern Star IimIks fol lowed tbo ceremony. M'lliM.i I1J.D 1'IUlSONAI.g tlt-Ki"cr l.nno Comity tfp-tal HlUtlMiKlKI.I). Ore., Dec. 8. Aim I.imlo, Inspector (r Nlaulai Hiior Manufacturing company of Purtluml. Ik Inspecting lumber at the. Uiiotll-Uolly mill. Prank Crawford, head acoount unl "I llio Wmidllnir mill of the IJnolh-Kvlly ininiiiaiiy, was a vlelt or Jn Spr.nKficbl today. 1,. Gardner of SnrinBtleld l flnishtnit nluiterliiR work un the houxe heliiB built In Willamette llelphlB by I). W. McKlnnun. The fireplace in the structure has al ready been completed by Exva i'elller of EuKene. sirs. C. G. Noet of WemHlnR un rlerwent n major operation at the Pacific Chrlsilnn hospital loaay tinder the care of a local surgeon. Mr and Mrs. M. B. Hunllcy. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. V. EKRlman, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richmond and Mr. nnu Mrs. C. O. Wilson attended the BpaniKh war voterans' meeting In Eugene last nmnt. V. H. Seavey of Mohawk spent part of today In Springfield on business. (corse Marks transacted busi ness In this cliy from his home at Wnllerv'.llo today. Carl Olson. SoutMern Pacific nuent at Springfield, had a sue rcssful Muck hunting trip to the Nniooos reelon durlnB the week end. Willi a group of five Ruxcne friends he Rot the limit or came. Carl Nielsen, formerly wnn.tne , Ilnoth-Kelly company at Wendllnu has accepted a position as tally man at the Springfield mill. He worked for some lime with the Standard Oil company a. Euirene. Darrell Sutton visited his father, JSlia G. Sutton, here recently from Portland. Mrs. W. H. Hill and children have returned to the'r home at Westfir after visiting withMrs. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Young. Mr. and Mrs. Pallas B. Murphy of Springfield. Hniel Murphy, Era Murphy and Sylvia Gilfileil of Eu gene visited In Portland over the week-end. SHOW WINDOW DISPLAYS roitw u, opickinu m:u uy DVSIKKSS IIOVSKS We Save You Money Ri.t.r l..t. Ouunty HpMt&u roi'TAUE lillOVK. Ore.. Oec. An Innovation was Introduced In Christmas advertising for Cot tune Grove this year by the com mere al club committee. All Christmas displays were put In the town store windows the same day and the windows worn electrically lighted for Mew of the Christmas bhoppera the sur.;o n.gnt. Whether or not the city will have u Christmas true on the cor' n..r r Main At Sixth streets, as has been the annual custom, m tne past has not yet been decided. A substitute plan has been proposed which would have a large number of small trees placet! on tne sioe walks on Main street. OFFICERS MAKE REPORTS COTTAGE GROVE COUNCIL HAS ltEGHLAK MECT1KG iniim umiT u ..... n . . . . . -. . n . . ' it... rwtn g. The regular meeting of the council Alonuay nigm was iiwiuru over by Elbert Bede in the ab sence of Mayor Knowles. Ueports i . . , i ..... .......i r. I . r nibl police reports were read, record ed and filed. It was requested by the finance committee ",at hcre aiter all bills to be considered by I he c'ty council must be turned In beiore 1 o'clock on Uio evening of the first Monday In each month. This was made an order of tho cuuncil. M - . . A complaint has been made that . U nlmnhlnv KllOn erected by chnf(teld Stewart on Seventh street between .Main ana , ... ... ....... .. t Mimnlvlnc with the building permit Issued and tne ouiiatng reuii"a m'.t.co was ordered to investigate. BOND ISSUE AUTHORIZED fTHEET IMPROVEMENTS? ARE I'lAXNED BV COUNCIL IR.Klster Ijibc County Speeisl) COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. Dec. 8. An Issue of $67,243.48 In street improvement bonds was author ised, at a meeting of the Cottage Grove city council Monday plght. on Eyeglasses When liptters Rlnrr coxsuir vu Accuracy, Quality, Scrrlro WATTS OPTICAL CO. Over 80 years in Eugene 14 West Eighth Street -Modern Methods Satisfaction Guaranteed Wood! Wood! The old-timers seem to . want to hog all the busi ness, but you must have new comers to build a city. '.We. are new com ers but we are comers. CHOICE DRY WOOD J. D. McNeill Co. Independent Garage iTelepborw ZZ3Z-K lm sassss7 ... ' . WHEN" YOUITH INK OF THINK OF 7 West Seventh Announcement . "NIMROD INN" Now Open to the Public 1 DANCING PARTIES 'WEEK-END PARTIES ' Chicken Dinners i . a Specialty Telephone Nimrod Lcng Distance for Reservation "BiUy" Price, Mgr. .reflected from ...... tha key to aucceta ..... conea. with an ac count at una con venient bank ita blended with co-ppera-iion .............. .......... carry a key First National Bank Since 1883 the' open door of accommodation of co-operation BRINGING UP FATHER if" (Ve cot a, "bTAOTION QN HE.KE IT THE ZOO: MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE, WF.PNESDAY. DEC. 9, IMS I I , UcttUtored V. B. l.tout OIIU UopjfrUiht, HN, lulernitUoual HOW ' fiy jg ) " ' n TAW1ITOUT OFHWG., VtLU- OON'T tTt . THAT RA.OIO COT OI-- HERE. I ' I'M ,OIMi TO I'RNC.TlC. CMUjz ip ( ooht, fH 1 ' V " jrjSA TR.VINO TO t)TOOy ( ' MV tilHClHCi NOVy ' CX CllT AH" "flMlOti. ' . ui ".wJ s yx 1 THvo ,,NTiS", y f 9 ijirv... isr;.vr r v f'm POLLY AND HER PALS cop.m.i.t in t, Kewww vm n,it, . By , TJti ifp S-- ' 'v.e.m MOMfcy tmokwmX tow stamps) - yrMm 3-tSpest- 1 till 7 aii prc&c-srra with svtois yNfciV, x Io,idhm VLO' 'T? CfSuVVJ I eCAPVAZAPSM k ELSE 'CEPT (I f ) fe RLSWW y t.j (300 to HO A motion to Issue bomlt for sewer huprovptncnta wast shelved for later action. It is planned to have the prop erty holders affected hy the street bonds pay on a ten annual install ment plan basis. Tho bonds will be sold December 21. COMMITTEE IS NAMED NOTIFICATION WANTED WHEN WATER TV II NED OFF (Ren-inter Iin County special) COTTCiB GROVE. Ore., Dee. 8. A committee was appointed by the chamber of commerce at ita regular meeting held today noon at the Hotel Bartelt to Interview fhe water committee and resilient that the buainess houses be noti fied before wiier is shut pff at any time wheii "thin Is necessary. The committee consists of C. A. BarteU, Ray Traak and E. W. Frans. The club decided on a more thorough Investigation of the plans for a community chest fund which fhey have been asked to support by the .Mothers' club. , CAR STRIKES WOMAN MBS. T. O. B1XMNC.K IH'JIT CROSSING STREET fRfRltUr Xssne County Rpclal) COTTAGE GROVE, jOro., Dec. 8. Mrs. T. O. Billings of Cottage Grove was seriously injured yes terday when she was struck by an auto driven by Alfred Green, of Bellingham. Wash. Mrs. Billings had started acros t the street and upon seeing the rr.e close upon her, became confused and stepped back directly Into its path. The driver of the car was not detained by Police Chief Pitcher,. who conducted an investi gation. A report from the hospital, where she la being attended by Dr. C. E. Frost. -stated that Mrs. Bill ings was doing well, and would be able to return to her home within a few days. MINISTER i GIVES TALK REV. MR, CAMERON PLANS . KEVERAIi MEETINGS , . (Beslsler .lVaji County Special) t COTTAGE GROVE. Ore., Dec. 8. The first of a winter scries of talks .upon various religious sub jects- wan delivered at the Presby terian church last Kunday by Its pastor, uev. Air. Cameron. The minister took us his subject for the first lecture, "The Various Religious Organizations," nnd went into comprehensive detail In his interesting description of .the organizations. ry pr !(: print. itra, lie per lb. fnr ! plain wrapper. ubcot to ult;ount of 3tT3; tin try buylttf pr (, 3o pr lb.1 Huttrrfat Country tnt!m rtf Ury haala: lint rhurnlnc rrm. 44T pi lb.; No. 3 irra.U. itc pr lb., rorltand do llvrry; brt cliurnins t-rfitm. &H- lb. l iiit '8winna prtra: Ttilfttnooa coun ty triplets. SI 012c; loaf. IlOSlct Oroo trlplta. not branded. tCe pr lb.; Tilla mook f. o. b. Mlltnc prlcaa: Trlplsta tic tb.; luaf. 39c lb. , Cooa county rtt. Mlllns prlco to rotalUra: Triplets, 10c; loaf. Sic pr lb. Res HuylDK price. Front atreot: Cur rent receipt. 3c per iloien; hennery white. 40c per do. ; hennery pulteta, 13c; Uiitlerslietl. :c. Live Ponltry Ratlin prices: Heavy Men. ZlttZic lb.: light tu meUlum ben. lO20 lb.: broiler, heavy, ftc pr lb.: nsni, 79vvq id.; resio aucsa, lie, coi oretl, 20c lb. Turkeye Kaney dreNt. IS 0 31? lb.: ordinary. IQCrJIc; fancy live turkeys. :sc per lb. On lone Selllnr prlr la retailers: gar Jlc. ISttSOc; Or a on. I3.2tl3.. Table potato Dearhutee Qema, 11.31 OIJ.60: new local. l.T.,) tk; Taklma, liJUOlloa; fancy baker. 14. .0. rtell Pepper Local id fco per IK nunch veaetablea Tareley. 10 loo rad 1 he. 10c; beets. 40c; carrots, 10c; torntpa. oo dotao bunrhea. Back Vecetftblee U!ns prtcal Beet a $3.00; carrots, fl.10 ..ck; cabtm. Oreicon. !4o per lb.; lettura. iMtvn, II. 25OII.I0 per crata: Caullfrower. tneai. S1.26US2 09 par crate; celery. TSrf?II 00 dofDt rrean peaa, ( ) : aplnaah, local. Il.oo or nee box: tomatoes, hot bouaa. 14. SO crate Meals sad Pro1slosai ' Country Uaats Satllna; prlca to retail are: Country killed boR-e, beat bate be re under I to lb., U0 ICHo lb.; best oalvea (about 10 to m lb.), llttimc par tb.; lamb. 1 7 O Sic per lb Lard Pur leaf, 13o lb.; ahartaninp;, ISe. Smoked Meat Hams. 10039c per lb.; breakfast bacon. 31 tic per lb. nop. Wool, Hides, Et. Hop Nominal; 193ft crop, I asters, nominal, 200 llo. Hides PuyUiK price : Salted hldsa, all welcht. IHc; green hides, THc; salted bulls. Hc; sreen bull. IHc; salted or green calf. 16c; salted or green kip. 10c. Sheep Pelt Flint dry sheep pUs, Iqnr. 33Hc: abort, IlHc; pieces, UHe; flint dry ahearlna, each, 1010c; salted pelt, long, each, ll.00Ofl.l0 short, each, 11030c; hearing, cacti, 10011c; dry salted pelt. 17 c. Wool Nominal; valley, flna. H -blood. 10 40c; merllum or 3-4 -blood. 3H04OO per lb.; coarse or 1-4-bIood, 3fi038c par lb.; braid, 310 33c lb. At valley, points prices ar 3c to So. higher for aeteotsd lota. Mohair Baying" prlca: Kid, llo par lb.; staple, 40c par lb. t short staple, llo per ib.: burnr stock, ioo par lb. Caacara bark Raying prlca, 111 tal. To lb.: 1114 paaL to lb. Oregon Qrapa Boot Buying pries, Uj0 par id. Cattle sad Cat Tea Steers, good 7.JS0 1.21 Medium TUB T BI Common ft.BOO 4.71 dinner and cutter 1.600 1.10 neifera. good and cholco (1(0 .lb, up) f.OOO 110 Common and medium (all weight) '. ., 4 600 8.00 Common and medium .... (.760 1.00 Cannur and cutter ..; 3.600 .7t Cow, good 4.600 8.00 Co mm on and medium 1.800- 6.T6 Conner and cutter 2,000 2.14 Hull. muo (bef. eit-lul.l) 1T&0 4 10 Caiinor to medium 1.000 2.71 Calve, medium to choice tmllkfeil arludet) T.60 60 Cull and common 1 osS T.On Vealer. medlbin tu choice. , 10.000 13.00 Ctill and common 110010.00 Stiaep aaal Ijimb I in ha, sood to choice.' 2il. A.tamal 13.000 13 0 Uf.llum ami sootl vlUy ). 1 l.og 13.11 Me.liutii nnd Roml (valley) It ftntf 3 a I ileatyweltht 13 lb. U) . .10.100 I l.lo All ' welahla teutls and coitunon) 1.0001) 00 Year Una' wethers, medium tu t'hoK-e 1. 1001110 Kwr. roiiinitin to choliv.,.. 1 O0 00 full ami common ....... t ttf l.OO NOTC Th above elaaa and grado qaotatlvna do not In all case rpr enl actual sale. In some lastaaces they represent values at which such stork would sell If available, according to tba Judgment of the market raportar lloga Heavyweight f3l to It lb.), medium, good sod rhuice II. 71011.19 19.000 it to tedium weight )!'). medium, chnU' Light welsht (110 to 100 I ha.), common tnedtam, goot and rh-.i.e 13.210 13.71 Light llghis tl0 lo 140 lb.), rwinmon. medium, guod and rbulr I 11. 21013.91 Parking hog 1.10911.10 slaug hier pis (HO iba down), milium, good and rholra 11 00013 00 Keller and stocker pigs 170 i llo Iba.), omuimon, ma til urn. gqd and choir, , . . 1.00 0 1S.U I' Mi land lntln Vulurss tly Th Aaswlated Pre as) pttHTl.ANU, tre., ll-e, 0. Wheal, hlKl. hard while, lie-rnbf. 11.01; Jan uary, 11.44; bard whltv, blue Mtm and txirt, te'litber, t 4. January, 114. oft while, lieramtwr, 11 03, January. II at, western While. ) We in be r. 11.41; January, 21.11: hard winter, northern vpritig. levember, January, II 14: YYst nm 'red. Irfiribr.. January.' 1 1 II. Parley. N Jaauary. fJ uary. rember, January, 132,10; Xiv 9. 4.iuifi- gray, pei-ember. January. 130.10, Mill run, aiendartl, lomber, Jan uary, lie, v ('urn. No- f trn yelluW shlputettt. seetnber, January. 111. ptrtl4Mt Dairy rUrltangM tly The AeWlatftl I'eaee) Huller, eilrat, tOVi slsndard. Ie; prhu fltet. : flMI. 4c tr tb :. elraa 40t-, riiai. lie; pMttel. 4e i mtrrent p(. 30c underKil ): par tiui. - INtrtlaaa! May Mkn4 tliy Tt Arlil4 Pre) It tftTltAN t. tif'.. Iter. I. lly during prUe-i Valter tliuothy. 1110 210): eaatetn Vrgug. nttiiilnal ; alftslf". 1 1 0 210 10; rlover, HT oat hay. IHftll. ual and valrh. 117.10; straw. IT, lumper lun. Helllu prltre. 13 a Ion mors. Itrwllla Hay nnd dmln (Hy Tho Aaorltr,l Preee) rfKATTI.K. !-. 0. IUiy. wh..l. 111. 9. - 4 pound, leeisbr. i ground, l0; clipped. Ml, rhp 41-potin.l. tr ember, Jaaitffain. tt e.trn, whole, 110; rrarkrd. !tl; ntfatfa, I.I. timothy. l-. Oats. No. 1. 3 (.pound while (ed. ! 1 P. M. :o.jnl-l. 2:i. llhrd meal. !.; "a(. I'u"i (loun.l. Ill; tmtci J K(mii uairr lUrktan (tlr Hie Araecltlta ISat MiA'l n.K. Per. J. - &M, rrean-ri- i uboi. Ma; brkki a ! lr (.or lit. (fih rBfb. IH; sdiriaJ t , i'mihh, hk, per go, Xew Ysrb rraU rrVa I 'r Th Awenlt4 ha) m:v York, i, i..- iwJ wpiitee hiniri rholt.- iHluJ lane j. NS V l'f titie. Irtaitulsri CaliferaU. I i 13 J It', uresgn, IS IK. Atirliol lirtti.ft alasdatd. 104J chetve. ?JSVH; 4llt tUki, ari Vrbn firla; iubv4, Ufi f. tin nr. tUiilhe linn; toe msrttiit In etu'l.a' t f.nry Kedtd, Ut.y irUirw. tore. New terk i!M (lit The AwocUtel Prtfll M:W TultK IM. I-Hswrai .ifu -..t. 11:1, Hulk; IliiUii COTTAfiK ftllOVK PKUSOXAFJi . (Heauter lana County ttpeclal) COTTAOB OROVK, Ore., Uec. 8. Mrs. 8. I j. Cjotlard who has been vision? with relatives in Twin Falls and Paldwell, Idaho, for the past four weH, returned home Tuesday afternoon. Mr., and Mrs. Harry Hart mo tored to KuKene today arid spent ine nay snoninff. W. K. Wytt i confined to, his home with a severe , attack ' of pneumonia. Mrs. Kliia Howe was a business visitor In Eugene today. ..Mrs. Curt In Veach arrived today from llaisoy and will visit , with friends and -relatives for -a, few days. Mrs. Rensle Suter, accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Lyrian John- Ofl and niece. Miss Grace garter wcto ul ol town, visiiurs irom WMdwood today. ftirH. Ted Mayes Is here visiting at the homo of her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. W. McKarlnnd for a few days. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mayes have Lrecently moved from linker to La Grando whore they will remain through the winter. A. C. Kenneth had his left side badly bruised when a lore fell against him while he was at work on the const fork. , New officers were nominated at the regular meeting' of tho Indies' auxiliary of tho tAmerlcnn Ieglon held Monday night in the legion hull. Tho election will take place at tho next meeting on Uncomber 21. ,MrH. Blakoly ' was appointed (Continued on Page 10. Column 2) DAILY MARKET REPORT Partisan Wnotmtf Ttttm PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 1. Thaao I oro tbo prlcao dealers pay wuoloaalora ac cept wnare ot tier wise notoai Bultsr Bollng prices, bog ptif Croam- DR. R. C. VIRGIL Osteopathic Pbytician 819 Miner Bldg. rbooa 2251 . Eugene, Ore, inn Published by Macjadden PiiblicaliomMi lUMiTy. On S,alt lht H Ufu U..I. On So, thri , 1 Ormo...-.s . Out "T"' ZzTT th of Evtry Month. J ( , M ofErtr, Month. J .. Schli2UofErtryMonih ErmWc J r -"IMI;1( F. J. BERGER 18-8(h Ave, W. $ 1 S-so . ' , to . San Francisco ' Stage Teitnlna TokeaeiM M44 FateS Grim Jest- tyie Startling Stoty of a Girl Gauqlit in the Web of Circumstance WHEN Claire Demarcst came to work in the office, Ruth's friends were few, and her pleasures fewer still. So when Claire popular, good-looking, smartly dressed offered her friendship, Ruth's excitement knew no bounds. ' Had she known the influence rthis friend ship was to have In her life she would have shrunk from it as from poison. , For it was Claire Pemarest, with her stories of gay parties, that made Ruth long for good times too. To Ruth it all seemed harmless fun. And when one night -she joined Claire end two men "friends" for a spin into the country, ' her excitement blinded her to everything. How this innocent girl dipped farther and farther down the perilous path will grip your interest and stir your emotions as few stories, real or lmagined,have ever done. Ruth's astoundlno ness and dramatic power that can come only from Other Absorbing Features in January True Story Magazine "When a Man Lies" "Whose Foultl"- Wnrrcn Kirkwood accmed to be nil a man should be. But there were many thingsjennic wnsto learn, though the ,' learning brought sor row and life-long regret. "Forbidden Ways" Pcbrv might have . married Bob but she , longed for romance. . So Bob gave her a year. Peggy never went back ; to Bob. This pathetic story will tell you why. "Her Atonement" ' She (nought she was in love with a man who belonged to another. Yet when he offered This wife thought It harmless to go about with other men until a terrible thing hap pened. Well may we ask, "Whose fault?" Other Unusual Stories In This Issue: ' The Unwanted Wnmin" "Whtn 8ouls Ar Tried" "TheRodofInillicrerton "Htr Fslie Illusion" "Her First Nllit Out" ' "The Dancer I'av". "Hollywood Wives" "Broken Home." mi Fo.r Olktt Thrilling Sloria The Eternal Law No Mognilne enters so deeply Into the lives of the people at True Story Mna line. The problems revealed In Its pages are human, every day problems encoun. tcrcu uy an ui y. marriage, she fled from him. Why? , A Month's SuddIv of Thrilline True Stories Life Is so full of drams., comedy, pathos and tragedy that ' no one manozlne can hope to reflect all of It. For that 'rcaon, Bernorr Macfadden offers you In addition to True Story Magatlne each month thoso three wonderful sltcr publlcatlons,"DrcamWorld,""TrueRomances,"and'Truo Experiences." If you like True Story, you will find these f other mnsailnes utt as thrilling. Each one of this groiin of four Macfadden publications appears on the newsstands , on different dates during the month so that If you buy r,-,LL i, jl : 7. , ecn mngailne as It comet out, you are osiurea "" one who hns lived what she writes, smears under month's ...nniv of twin.Hn. ,.. .mrir. for only $1.00. ilict'e'o.Bur!e.d 9ret" " the January issue ?. whiTe. ,h. !! m i rue orory lyingazlne, OF JANUAKYUf DreamWorw Pream Wani o . t .I J Mlm m one rrM Hearts oaiyauw iWsSaerlfife The Path of WW i- ;iiAW flniScwn,?lVn TrueRomK The Love Thle HcrDangerowy ShcWasLonjJr a -!it (mm Hit I Restless Youth rii J . raise rriu ... TrueExperieiK Uneasy BeputstW Vnws that Are Brc wlyTwo,r Damaged Fal Should I Forglwf H r.MV0 There is a lesson In rhl no girl who reads it can ever forget. k Watch for True Story on the 3tn uream worm on the ISth Truo Romances on the 23rd True Experiences or) the lit of each month, - irj pi January Tl i 1 irmis Stow Alwnyt the Sign of a Qooi Magatine .U, The Qreatcst Newsstand Sale in the WorW I I7il,r Olfkirt These WWV""Z.mmm pgblleillolll. I ,M I ptymenit I N.me-I tAdJv rSTsUss' r