Morning register., December 24, 1925, Image 8

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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1925
Morning Register Lane County News
(OonttiuKMl from pnpxo govon)
lly of Mi'rltlllh rum homo Bnlur
tlay lo Hnn thu ('hrlntmng hull
iIh.vh with rclatlvcH und frlenda.
Tin i;raiiK will mrtl in rrmi
lur wHHlon nt'Xt Saturday afternoon.
'!')! pioKram will l Initiatory
wurk In I Ik- third and fourth di-
Karl Lawton wont to Cottape
Crox Tiift-day nfternnoii to do
tmn t'htiHtninii HhunpitiK-
(,'. W. lUxon htiH JoIiuhI the radio
fatiM and lntttnllcd an Inst rum.' lit
In liia hntm.
Nt'Xt Tui'dny. IVcombor 29, la
Indoor idrnit day for tho Lad t oh'
C'ivlt ltniuiivomont club. The mtm
1cth will cuMiriiti with a dinnor
tit 1I10 C.ranu.' hall at 1 2: SO to
whirl nil mcmhorti and thoir fum-illr-s
aro imiiod. Tho rommlttoo
on nrrnmromcntH tmt at Mit.
"Wyntt'i Hioro Tiiosdny iiftornoon
nnd rotnnloti'd idiuiH. Mom bar aro
re4tnHtod to briiiK kntvon. ttpomu
ond forka for thoir own familioa.
CKKSWKLL. Ore., oc. 22.
Karl lnwton In home for tho
rhriBtinaj lolidaya from the law
ftcliool nt Saloni.
Tho non of tho Methodist
church hold n huildinff hoe at tho
ymrHonaRO Monday putting up a
KtiraRO for the pastor, Hov. Mi.
Orny. They enjoyed ft bountiful
ttlnnor at noon supplied by the
women.
M Ikh Ethel Martin, grade, the
povonth and eighth, will give an
olahornto Christmas proirram at
the Presbyterian church Wednes
day eventtiK. IVcomber 2S.
Mrs. W. R. Thompson enter
tained her Sunday school class
Monday evonimr. They nracttced
their number for the Christmas
ytropram nnd then enjoyed the
evening with pamos. Light re
freshments were served. A framed
motto was ptven Miss Stella Manr
anen, who Is a member of the
class, and is about to move to Cor
vallls where her parent have
property.
C. Y. D'xon's household poods
arrived from Portland Monday.
He Is making his home perman
ently in Oreswell, being Interested
In the bank. v
L. J. Getchol has on exhibition
at the bank a, large cabbaKe grown
on his ranch.
Notices are out for the annual
telephone meeting to be held Jan
uary 4. This will be an important
meeting as the continuance of the
service will be determined. Fail
ure of patrons to meet their ob
eessments and dues Is the cause of
the possibility of losing the service
and if lost those who need service
will undoubtedly pay "some other
company iwice wnai mey-jwiy nun.
with n cut on bin hip. Ho was hurt
by tho amw ut the oivk'1" Weutern
in ill.
The Sunday school la preparing
for a tree und program Christmas
eve.
Chester WheeKr and Kay Olson
aro homo trom Corvallis for tho
holidays.
Mm. Mid Kimball. UauKhtor
lone. MIkh Thclma. KimtMill. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Arnold nnd son
Lea nurd and Chostor Wheeler wery
In Kupctie today.
Mr. Bates of Kupono preached
Sunday and will preach tho first
tsumluy tn January, both morning
und evening.
Mr. Hates nnd W. L. Wheeler
called on Mr. and Mrs, W. I, HrUu
tow nt rUNtsatit Hill Sunday after
noon. Mr. and Mr. Irvln Itosthick and
son are up from Monmouth spund
Ing the holidays.
Melvin Kimball spent Tuesday
nt Coast Fork.
The literary society Is well at
tended each Saturday evening.
Mr. und Mr, luiliVr and nun of
IVxter'nnd Wayne Klliott of Jas
per spent Friday evening ut tho
W I- Wheeler homo. Mr. Laffer
nnd Wajnc practicing fur the or
chestra.
School closes Thursday for the
holidays.
Mr. und Mrs. Olson wore In Eu
gene shopping Friduy.
MAN TAKES WILD RIDE
CHKISTMAS TKKK KXtK'KEU
OVKR BY MOTORIST
(RStitrr I-nt County Special
COTTAGK OKOVK. Ore.. Pec.
23. After what officers describe
as u wild ride up and down Main
s reet in which he is said to have
knocked over the community
Christmas tree nnd later crashed
through, the door of the Tourist
cafe. James Potts was arrested
Tuesday evening and held on a
charge of driving while intoxi
cated. He was released today un
der $50 bond and his trial will be
he'd later.
Potts pleaded not guilty to the
c'.uirge against him.
TRENT PERSONALS
(Rrtr1str Lane County Special)
TRENT. Ore.. Pec. 23. Mrs.
Porter and daughter and Mrs. Ivan
Johnson and child left Monday for
North Yakima for a visit.
Ralph Bricker la In the hospital
COTT.USK GROVE PERSONALS
.' lRnlfr Lane County Special)
COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. Pec.
23. Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder
of Lorane were Christmas shop
pers in town today.
Professor Ropers, the consult
ing engineer from Corvallis, was
a business visitor in town today.
J. Allen and son, Jess Allen, left
vesterdav to spend a few days on
the:r ranch at Falls City.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Allen mo
tored from Roseburg Wednesday
afternoon and were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Feister.
W. H. Pavis was In town today
from Lorane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sodestrom ar
rived yesterday from Black Rock,
and will spend the holidays here
i. i
RURNSandSCALDS UEAD COLDS
at once wttba
win rim fitiffhet
Resmol1
ii
Melt in spoon; inhale vapors;
apply freely op nostrils
Vapo Rub
O r 31 MUUom Jan UJ Ymariy
Plan to take those
pleasant trips!
There are so many places you and the
family have planned to visit some day.
Don't put it off any longer.
The stages are waiting to take you when
and where you wish. You have nothing
to think of but to be at the depot on time.
Make this outdoor travel a pleasure.
OREGOX STAGES
, 537 Willamette Telephone 1860
No. 4
POLLY AND HER PALS
CupKUiM itm bf NcwMKr lVnturo Korvliw, tno.
BESIDES WILFUL
Cliff siZTT
; , , , r m i n
' S A STOCWW FOIL A .11 S BUT NCW T4AVb . XT C -i
I . APPIF AM' MOTS) rMMUAL' amrr-HOCMWv1 t
C ) m MfcBBlL- A r EEC. T'KtEP W -; CZ I'M
with Mr. Sodestroms parents nt
Divide.
Clair ItiKle Is here from Port
land to skiu1 tho holidays with
his Krajidiuother, Mrs. Surah
Harms.
Mrs. H. A. Itaxun left Tuesday
to spend tho holidays with her
relatives at Wasco. Ore. lr. llu
mn will leave Thursday afternoon
to Join her.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Burrows nnd
two dauKhters, Mlllicenl and Jer
lne, left this ufternfton on a hdl
duy trip to I .os A it coles. They will
visu ' many friends and relatives
while away and plan to stop at
San Kruno. soo for u few days on
their way home.
K. t Quitrley has sold his resi
dent property on X. Ninth street
to T. M. Boyd and Is moving tm
one of the new houses recently
built by Mr. Weiss on the Pacific
highway.
O. McCoy will leave early Thurs
day mormitK for Portland to spend
the Christmas holidays,
George Marksbury. accompanied
by his s.sier. Mrs. O. M. Miller,
left today for a vacation trip hi to
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snyder were
shopping visitors from Kow river
today.
Marpret nnd Dorothy Jackson,
daughters of Mrs. Gladys Jackson,
returned home from Mt. Angel to
day for the holidays.
' ItoN Lalw Givo Party
(Register Can County pclal)
" MAKCOI-A. Ore., Dec. 23. The
Rebekah lodge sponsored a Christ
mas party in their hall last even
ing. About 40 members were pres
ent.
Folio winy the distribution of
ftlfts from the tree there was a
short urogram and card party.
The committee in churno of the
Evening's entertainment was Mrs.
Walter Price, Mrs. Newhouse and
Mrs. McBrlde.
The First Christmas
Tree
It wns 1200 years apo, alop a snow covered hill In the wilds of
central Germany, that the Christmas tree was born. There, on
Christmas eve, had gathered a congregation of half-civilized
pngans to witness the slaying of a little child on the alter of the
Great God Thor. Under tho massive "Thundering Oak" the
aacred firo flickered, the stage was all set for the sacrifice.
As the priest's hammer was lifted 8t. Boniface, Bent to carry
Christianity to the "barbarians," rushed on the scene. He de
nounced the folly of such cruelty and cut down the sacred oak
before tho very eyes of the astonished mob.
"Look you to heaven "for your God," ho pleaded. "Take this
little Evergreen, which points to heaven, In the place of the low
hanging Oak at Thor.'
And from then to this day the Evergreen haa been tho symbol
of Christmas.
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U. S. NATIONAL
BANK. '
The Bank of Service
EUGENElOANfr SAVINGS BANK
'Che Bank for Savings
MAHCOLA PKBSOVALS
(Ki-cutrr Ian County St"-!!)
MAHCOLA. Ore.. Dec. 23. Mr.
and Mrs. William Farrier will leave
on Thursday to visit for a few days
with their son nt Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Dull will spend tho
holidays with relatives In Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perkins
were in Salem on uturday and
Sunday at te home of Mr. and
Mrs. M. !. Capps.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and little
daughter Marjor o b ft Saturday
for Port land- They will bo with
friends in Ur city for about a
week.
Guy ftnii.h v 111 visit I:i Bremer
ton. Winh.. duriuc the hoUdays.
Miss Janiiron nnd Mid McMann
l of the l:i-;h s hod farulty left
for their homes Wdneday e'.en
inn. Miss Jamison wtll go to As
toria and Mijs McJinnia to HI'ls
boro. t
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Mills and
M r. and Mrs. A rt h ur M rt i n are
going to Salem Thurrday e.ntng
where they will be with rcl;;:ivea
during the Christmas ueusoit.
Mr. Miles of Ktderwood, Wash.,
is expected to arrive this evening
for a visit of a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lane and lit
tle daughter Virginia, will visit In
Battle Ground, Wash., for a few
days at Christmas time.
Mrs. Minnie Thomas and Jose
phine Thomas have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Lane
for the past few weeks. Pauline
Thomas of Brookfleld, Wash., ar
rived last night and will also be
a guest at the Lane home.
to era. He fnUKht In tho fummin
battle of Bull Hun undr General ;
MtVlellnn; rtlno was In the luitt k nf j
Chlrkuhomtny and oilier major eti- I
KUKemoutK. He was wounded four i
times Lu buttle.
Mr. Gray cime to i trefoil short
ly after the civil war and h-is live J
in the vicinity of Oaki-ldo many
ears. lie was about hts vontlno
work when he fell near the house.
Ho was carried In and death over
ttiuk hint in a very few moment.
Ho di'd about S iYUck Tuesday
morning. Old use was gien as
the cuum'.
Mr. Gray leaves his wife, Mrs.
Theresa Gray, two ilaimhters, Mrs.
Georrti Hebert and Mrs. Will
Walker all of OakiidKo.
Funeral services were held today
at I o'clock at the family resi
dence with Itev. Mr. K.dland In
charge; interment on Mr, Gray's
place adjoining the ilebert ceiuo
tery.
i m i a : x a i l : itst x r.s
( Hi't!iH'r ..ini County tifcvUl)
DOHKXA. tro.. Bee. JJ.---lie v.
CutiH't'on of the Cottage Grovo
Presbyterian church preachetl at
the Dorena church Sumlay after
noon at -:3u o'clock.
At none Cottage Grove visitors
from here Saturday were tile nil
JenniiiKs and two sons. Glenn and
Delbert. Miss Kllen Matiiich. Flor
ence Iund, ouls Podge. Mr. and
Mrs. J. li. Ktrk. Mrs. lAd Wag
goner and two sons. Wee Christ
man. Albert Paquetto family und
Hubert Musby.
Mrs. W. A. Uiml visited at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Kv
ert Wright at Cottage Grovo Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Kllen Matuseh, assistant
Jilgh .Thool ' teacher here, has
rented rooms nt J. II. Kirk u ros.
deuce.
Mr. and MH. Miles Wicks of
Kugeno is apendlng tho holiday
at the home of Mrs. Wick's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Jenulngi'.
1 Mrs. Buth Kngiand. who Is tak
ing a teacher's course at Mon-
lr. r.tr HlmtitH in I ttc YaKlnut tv
(loll, Uul I limo ! lilt tt; nuiuuU bUBl
IH In tiMtwIitlali MUolatltniM.
Omnge I'rlerti Art ItHter
With l.uit-Hif uii-k ruttmr srart'it,
Ititti'Kvl ftr uiiiiiii wm lit twlti-r linim
Kt'lHM ttlly I It- W flluA.tV Itrttlo.
S4l.- m-iu.rll.v t fl.lUull.fto btii
i'r iito miuy null,
l"reJt Kdinun U Vwy KtMrce
tn ilm nui.ltl- nittcr In iho t.lumii..
hna for. il irntli hi-rn Ui bnu in
Mlluii til ITr. HUverai.lort nt vmy
MvAII'K Ml I T O l Mlllt A rW IvalltVA.U
Atv arrliluit st J3S IhiuiuI,
llrUr Nutw wf H liuluitt Tnut
t..tl tif Ifio J up t t nilgai mtv hor,
s'jtt pdir m : uu ttni.i:.
Kxlteiuft iluilnt(i (i( Almuttd Itul.
AriUtiitkt rimltiitf kmui! a iil.
r.t.y (tlit.irnu l.fttiA.t& .loion.
t'i4ittM-nr ititikrl ult-rt.l). with ntot vt
ttto l.a!i Wlnit rlfinrl uu
Hit tin iiit ir ma bliitf hoM tlritt.
wit It hlnli vlu- ut the (lull.
..nulin.m.-r luttrH-t . rr lua.l.t Willi
i'iilltotnu ttt ll.Utf crate,
Milliliter' milter Nnllre
WnilltiT ti'trntiu .ttlvUrit Woiliirattit)-:
Prefect hleinrniM tlurOt lltv Mtl 3
hour nttliit tho r.!tmht minlttititti
trtniKTtlurrL OultiK n-irili In
I Ufr-o, nurlh.t to Spokane, 31 lo-
bt; in link or, I tloi cc. nttl
axutlt to AihUti'l, 41 li'rron Mliiltttuni
iciuppraiurw t t'orllanU Umigttl bout
I i dv ivkb.
(Continued on page la. column E)
DAILY MARKET PFP0RT
Orrcon Journal Mnrkit Itftlrwl
PiUtTLANU. ur . Urc. ;j stiffen
lne of tlin t'altfornla price brought about
ilKht rvr)r t rtt tin the tUlry
cliniitfc, but lit IB cotwllllon nut by o
tn-tirm rrf ir.tt.,1 on tlin niton markfll.
t Ihln Icrrltuty nl. while . allturnU prub
f ttbly will tuke nut imi ((-k bn aHi
f of thn hH't w rttl lirr llmre, I tie oullvt )
. not nuffl' lrnt lo keep the market
ICtfiinnl up.
Coll mornicfl lntfr't continue to n-ck
.tn nutlet fur thrlr ofTfrinxe. wllh
-rreiy any rat.iblHh-a prtr. Sotne t
t.'if ntitraK jcniHla hit twn moving lo
i i' Mfornlx. terrntly. a cmiilUlon iitoet un-
I itt th; W-IihI of Die wmun,
I Rrrelpt of fcif are now o litwrl that
I hw t rutin nlrcix!? in talklnit of the prob
able prim that will rule fur tho tnr.tKa
' Inp-Jt. Moine believe Ihl year'a toraice
. 14-awm will mart earlier than In ny
recent year, but weather rono'ltluna ara
likely to be the rhief influence.
UEGt'LAR MEETING HELD AT
CHOW
Seven Cnmlldaicfl InlOntfMl In 11 rut
and Second Iegre Work;
Juveniles Elect
(Register I-in County Special)
CHOW, Ore., Dec. 22. At the
regular meeting Haturday, Decem
ber 19 the following officers were
elected for the coining year by
Crow Grange: manter, H. J.
Iayne; overseer, Virgil Lllea; lec
turer, . Neomla Llles; steward, C
A. Sover.gn; uKsiMant steward, W.
R. Fisher; chaplain, 'Ida Boverfgn;
treasurer, K. B, Doano; secretary,
Allie Gates gatekeeper, Dclmor
Gates; court, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs.
iJoane, Mrs. Ktephens; I A. stew
ard, Dorothy Doane. Lunch
was served ut noon. In the after
noon there wero seven candidates
Initiated in the first and second
degree. Juveniles also held .their
regular meeting in the nftfcnoon
and elected officers for the com
ing year.
On December 11, the H. P.. com
mittee gave an entertainment, sup
per and hazanr which was well at
tended. The sum of $f6.42 wan de
rived from the sales at this bazaar
nnd supper, which Is Just about
enough funds to finish paying for
the new piano.
The next meeting will ho tho
third Haturday In Januury.
Itiitter Htluiillon la Wenk
Market for butter In ruHn wenk wllh
no rhnnaje In the prlre of prttitu or ruon
Kenerally, nlttiotiich no lne nhmllnic ot the
latter In fmlWateii on the open market.
Vnul Htippllea Aro Nmullrr
Smaller uppllc of country -kllleri
ra vef nre ihown nlonir th wholeaal
way with 'leninmt better. Hales are
iliown at JCfildc pound for topa. IIos
about ateady at recent price.
Apple Tnule nt HlniMUllll
Trade in apple 1 pratlnily nil at
Pacific Norlhweat primary point for the
laat few day. Price are being allKhtty
fOne Man Women!
v . .s , v ... wn
m- i:HM
i 1 S L
si'Rvivnii tiv nri.ij ki;n
WOl'NWKO KOI Il TIMi:s
Onl.r'dKC Mini Movril to Oiiwn
sliorily AT.ir Iti-liclllon nnJ
Mnls llfinu; Here
'Roift.lrr T.nne f.'ounly Bpcfflnl)
OAKltllKiK, f)ro., Dec. 23.
Inrnnl J. Orny wiu Ijorn In Arm
tronc county, ' Pennsylvania.
Kcri)tomher 10, 1840. Ho I!etl at
OukrldKn December 22, 192G.
Mr. Gray wn a civil war votor
jn. Ho norvotl In (ho 81nt rKl
jnent of tho I'onnnylvanla valun-
' J
Everything was Bercne in the
life of F. W. Brighnm, Los An
geles, until his wife, Marian,
calling, at his office, was told
ho was out, but had sent a .box
of candy to Uk bnby. Inquiry,
she said, showed there was another-Mrs,
Brighttui, PuUu
;
Potitttnd WWo-ieeaa
rKTI.AM, Ore. ef. ;j. The
the price dealer pay wholeaaltr
cent whir otherwl noted
Duller sellinc price, boa lot: Cream
ry price: print, ettra, ito per lb, lor
plain wrapper, ubjeel lo 4lecount of
303; ilairy buying price, i0 per lb.
Hut ttrrat Country atAlloa 1ellvry
blt; llet churnlnv cream. lo er
lb.; no. 3 rarie, 41043e lb, Portland de
livery; beet churnlnv cream, 4Io lb,
Che Helling pile: Tillamook coun
ty triplet; SlOJlci loaf, 13f llrt Oregon
triplet, not branded, Ue per lb. j Tllla
mouk f. o. b. lllng p-Vce: Triplet to
lb; loaf. Ite lb.; Coo county rhee.
selling prlr lo rtallri Triplet. 10a;
loaf. Sle per lb.
Kg- Huylng price. Front atreet: Cur
rent revelple, rio per doien: hennery
white, air per'doa.; benfifry pulUtp,
Z : . undereiietl, lie.
I.lv IVeltry Helling price: fleavy
hen. :c per lh.; light to ine.llum hen,
loe per lb; broiler, heavy, He per lb;
light. :o10r; Peltla ducka. tO031c; col
ore.!. l:c lb.
Turkry Kanry dreeed. 430 IS ;
onlmary. Ht ; fan y llv turkey.
30tf3;t: er lb.
Onlone Helting prlr lo retailer: gar
lift. !$:: trregon, I.30Oj.3i.
Tnbl I'otatnee f teachUte (lein. 1 II
Inral. 13 tul:.Tl; Vahlina. J T8
ttlJ.Tfi; ftint-y baker, l 00 r eweet tto-
tatoe. fnllfornlo. 4fllc per lb.; yam.
I 13 no iMi.hel.
Itell I'ejyMir Local. Itfloo per tb.
Mum-h etable Iarly, I0Ooe.
! rarilabeg, 30C; beet, tttri carrot. ;
j turnip. 4 Of (I u ion bunrhea
j Back Vegetable flelltog price; tteet.
; 13 00; carrot. II 19 Mrk . rabbaga.
aon. I tc per id. ; letture. rallfnrnla.
41 litl If- 0 :ia!. raullfluwer. Ittral.
W f I !i crat; celery, It 000 . 60
.oen; greer paa. ( . plnch, local,
II OA orpng boa; tomato. Dot bou
13.10011 So crate.
ilenia and provfeloaai
Country Mt Helling pre to retail
er: Country-killed bo, beat butebara
under l&l) Iba.. U'iOUo lh beat calve
(about 14 to 100 lb ), HOId par lb;
lamba. I'fMIc per lb. ,
Iard I'ur laaf, 23o lb.; hortantng.
ltr.
Hmoked Meat llama, 10340 par lb.,
breakfaat bacon. lUQtlc por lb.
Hop, Wool. Ride. T4.
Hopa Nnmlnali lit erop. flluatara.
nominal, 0Oi3e(
Hid nuylng price: Raited hldac all
weight. So; green hid, fo; salted
bulla. ; green bulla, lo; aalted or
green calf. Ho; aalted or groan kip. 10c.
Hhaep I'.li Flint dry ahp pelt,
long, J2t4o; short. llHei nlra. tILn
flint dry ahearlnga, each, SflOc; aalted
pen a, mng. earn. II.00OII.S0; abort,
each. SftOlOc; bearing, aacti, lOOllo;
dry aalted pelt. 17 Ho.
Wool Nominal; Tallay, fn. H -blood.
1 9 40c; medium or 3-4 -blood. 14 040a
per lb.; toaree or I-4-blond, I403H0 par
lb.: braid, 110 33c lb. At valley point
prlcaa aro to to lo higher for a I acted
lota.
Mohatr Buying prlra: Kid, oOo per
'b.; tuple, 4Cn per lb.; abort ataple, 40c
par lb.; burry atock, 30o par lb.
Caacara birk Huylng prlca, 1121
pe). To lb.; 1B14 pal. In lb.
Oragcn Orapa noot Buying prlca, I Ho
Cattle and rwtre
Ua. good 7.HS I 31
Madlilin 6 74r . 7
'jr.mmon t.lOO f.H
, anner and cutter 4 1049 Mo
'Talfera. good and choice (ISO
Iba. up) f.Oof) 1.60
Beware the
Cough or Cold
That Hangs on
rornlntont rouKhn nnd coldii lend
lo Korloua troiilile. You nun 'lop
them now wllh Croomulnlon. an
mulnlflod croniiolo tht In plnnannt
to tnk. Croomulnlon In u now
modlrnl illnnovi-ry wllh two-fold no.
tlon: It noothf, and liauU tlin In
flnmod mi'inbriines nnd Inhlliltii
norm (trowlh-
Of all known driiRii, proosoto l
roooirnlMd by hlKh modlcnl nu
thorKloi an ono of tho Krontoiit
honllnif nRoiuInn for pnmlHlont
coiiKhii nnd ooldx nnd olhor fornn
f thrnnt trniitilr-n. C'rooinulnlon
conlnlnH, In iiddlllon to nrr-onoto,
othor honllnn olomunu which
notho anil hi-nl the Infnctnd mom
hrnnon nnd ntop the Irritation nnd
Inflammation, whllo tho crnonoto
noon on to tho fltomnnh, In nlmnrhcd
Into, tho hlood, ntlnck, the nont of
tho Iroithln nnd ohockn tho growth
of tho R(rm,
Clrt'omulnlnn In Kunrnntoed imtln
fnotory.ln tho troutmont of pnrnlnt
ont rotiKhn nnd coldn, lironidilnl
nnthma, hronnhltln nnd othor formi
of rcHirntory dlnoaHon, nnd In ox
nollnnt for liulldinK up the nyntom
nftor ooldn er flu. Money rofundnd
If nny ootiah or oold In not rollovud
nftor InkliiK nocordlnu to (lrontlonn.
AnK your nruaKiHt. croomnlnlon
lomimtiy, Atlanta, Cla. (ndv.)
' (7)
(ohnmrt and uiedlutit
welghl 4 1047 00
IVwa, giod 4.(9 I UI
t'oiiitiiun and medium 1 io 1.11
Tanner and eutter I.Uwtf I. II
lltiUn, good (lf, yenrltnga
eiduded 71 f 4 10
Calmer to medium I.0Q 11
Oalvee. medium i cltwlo
(mllkfeile ekt ludrl) I I04 I 10
I'llll Mltd i-lmiHMt 4 W I I'l
Venlei. medium to chulti,, t.0V4l3.uo
full and -imttnn l,ot)f f.u)
Mhcep nnd l4nib
t.atub. good lo cliult (Mt,
AJam) II OOQII ?1
Medium and good I valley ). 1 3 31 if 14 Si
Hravywelaht (13 lb. Up) .10.101 II. IV
All weitihla (eull and
cimmoii) 1,00 0 11.0
Yearling Wet her , niedlUtit
to rhulc I0O1I
l.'tre. ruiiunoti lo rlm uuiy 1.04
Cull end otiiiui-n . ; 4u tf I no
NiTC Th abuv claaa and grade
1otallon do nut In all raee tepr.
n l actual aale. lb aom Instance
they repreeent vatuee at whUh aurb
lotk would aell if available, according
to lb Judgment f the uterkvt taporlar
Huge
Heavyweight (110 lo 110
Hie), medium, goott and
choir 11.10011,01
Medium weight (300 to 110
lb.), medium, good and
rholra ll.7S0H.vl
Light weight U0 to 100
ite). cotuinon medium,
rholr lEOOOtlll
Light light (130 la lo Ibs.t.
common, niedluni. good and
f!Ua 11.OOStt.00
Slaughter ptge (ISO lb.
down), madiuni, good and
rhoke 1I.00OU.TI
Feeder and Blocker pig (TO
to 130 lb I, common, m
lluui, gol and chriic. ... to. loo 11.10
I'artlnnd 41 rain I'liturm
tltr TU AMi tnled I'reae)
ltHT.ANI. lire.. h. JJ. Wheat,
hard whiin. mill. t-rrmhr. II li, Jn
uery, PVhruatv. U.K. hard while, blue
elnn, burl. fl while and woafrn white.
iiceitiber. Janimr v. lvttruary. 1113;
hard Winter, tlort hat n Hpt Ihg and Weal
rn ted. t'f ember, January, rbrury.
II H.
oel. No, 3. 34 pound whit feed and
', l4 emlr. Januar y, February.
J &
iLirlry, No. 3. 44'tH.und and ll punl.
ltr niilH r Januar y, F ht ur v. I 0
Cni. No 3 eaatern ylloW Bhlptiient.
tei on hrr. Ill: Jnqry, 111 11, Feb
ruary III
Mill run. lanUrd. January. Ill; Feb
ruary. ;i.
Hrwttle Itay and drain
f lly The Aeo-ated I'reae)
HKATTI.K. Itec. 33. AlUlfe ipaal.
nne; barley, wliul. 145; giotind, 4&i
clipped. Ill) vhott. all grain. Hi; for 11,
whala, leu; oreked. hay, alfalfa,
I'l; llmoihy, 3. m 30) ml.ed.
1 36; lineeetl meal, T0; oat. l'uge
Hxiind. Ill; evrAlth, fuwtl, 4U oy beau
'tf, wheot, J.
I'urtlitml ItaJry titrhitiigd
lliy the Aaaotlatet) 1'teeel
IMHTI.ANH. tire,. Hc, SI lluller
estrae, nm.-i tamlnnl. 4bi inhi.o
(It. la. (irate. m, pr b
Kkt. ektta. 34.'; fuels, 14,,. puBta
rurin.i te,elpl, uiideiu.d'
-So per di.
F.rr ti,d -Jr Marbp,
(My Th Aewoolaled I'tee)
l'HTI.A.SH. 1,,, ,vt-. i ,((1V
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aelerti Uiagon, l.-J.lo; alfalfa. Iltlofj
l''i, rim
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Sure Relief
ft24V6 Beu-ans
U4(d-.' Hot water
gaul--i Sure Relief
Bell-ans
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254 and 75 Pkd'3 Sold Every whero
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Hawaiian Music
Native Songs and Dances
Orknhl
Grill
Jlciir Aloha play the human voice
cm his uteri (juitar.
Three-Piece Orchestra
Wedneulay, Dec. 23, Thur.day, Dec. 24,
Chruttmaa Night, Dec. 25, alto New
Year". Evo and New Ycr' Night
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V to 12 . in.
IS cent, cuvnr ctmrxo
Oriental, Spanish' and
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Business
Girls
To look thair b.t. The regular
u,e of Cutlcura Soap, laud by
louche, of Cutlcura Ointment when
required, keep, the complexion
Freeh and flee from eruption,, the
hair live and glouy and the hand,
oft and imooth. Cutlcura Talcum
ll fragrant and refreshing, an Ideal
toilet powder.
Ito., 3. Olntm-nt IS Knit Cfl, Talmm R.ill
.vy.,.hrf. H.mnl. r.rh ffMi, A-Mrrti :
' ( .''U-4r. Ulxn.WrtM. DL Itt, Mm.'
W Cutirur. Shavina Stick 211c.
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HEALTH-My Gift to You
IIFE will be far tweeter If you
j once and for all time rid
younclf of those annoying, uncomfort
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mi ii i. ..it. . , ... .
Be-nage Book telle of my tinauallikd
'lit-frr . I r.... m. .. .1 .
mi 1 1.11 liUAIUUi J 1L1 tn eurm vnam
.... vjwtiiwv.i j iu cure your
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Hon, or refund your fee. Many personal
letien ore iIia tnnt.lnH lhJiw -
ing now i nave given back
health and itrangth to
thouiandi of others. Start
fhe New Yt Hnn and Well
Bend for my lloofc TODAY.
fortiand ortu
D(Dn Bu'lM
DEAN, MDJnc
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Christmas
CreAteat Aaiortment
Ever Displayed
in
Eugene.
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chocoiatu icwrsont
. Whitman's, Johnsons,
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Droste's Complete Imported Line.
Chocolates, Cigars and Cigarettes.
VVc mail free of charRc to nny pitrt of the U. S. A.,
and invite you to looU over the stock.
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. KRNEST SEUTI!, Proprietor
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A FEATURE EVENT
LA RAW AY'S
Friday Nite, December 25th
SncciM Decoration. A Big Chriatmai
A
TltKA'C
Tree I
OKNfJ
i'i:.TiyB
IIANP
JIMMIE PURCELL'S
Syncopating Seven
. TWte. n,.'nrl,fA.r flnot 111 ToVI
Danclnir Everv Saturday ' New Year' BaH M
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