Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 27, 1925, Image 8

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MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE.. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1925
MARKET ROAD WORK FOH
NEXT YEfiflESTIMflTEO
Report Made By County En-.
j: gineer on Expenditures
TOTAL IS NEAR $20,000
hUijfi" Highway Cnnunliolmi ;itc
' V Fljjurc on ' Wlint l4uw
;", Kxpwljt to l)o
' ' Nliitntonuiico of miirkot roads In
'u county will rontiiro tho ox.
Iirniliture of nearly $20,000 in I9i.
according, to n report mndp out
)ty I'. M. Morao. county engineer
Mid to he nubniittetl to the otnto
Irtatiwny fleimrtment. The law re
tlilrefi Hint the counties submit nn
eJtinmte on nil work before the
iftoncy is spent. The amount to be
pppnt on each road next yeir as
planned by tho county court fol
ia :
'4 No. 1. Territorial north sec
tjbn. drugging and gravel. (500.
"t No. 4. rrairlo road, dragging,
p60.
1 jNo. 3. Alvadore road, dragging.
ditching and gravel, 11935.
- t"No. 6. Ferguson road, dragging,
W0. . .
? Ko. 6. Turnbow road. draRging,
tfO.
hXo. 7. High Pass road, ditch
ing and gravel, (370.
J No. 8. Meadowview road, drag
ging. $40.
"No. 8. Georgetown road, drag
ging and , maintenance, gravel,
No. 10. Clear Lake road, east
Ricllon. dragging, ditching and
lyfivel. $21.
fe No. 11. Clear lake road, vret
section, blading. 160.
'No. 12. Klmira road, dragging
. nltri somo maint. gravel. $1200.
ft No. 13. Notl road, dragging and
ispme maint. rock. (620.
'fNo. 14. Poodle Creek ' road,
dragging and ditching. (185.
i No. 16. Danebo road, dragging,
$60.
I No. 17. Crow road, dragging,
$0.
:No. 18. Warren road, dragging
Mid ditching. $65.
jiNo. 19. Hadtcyville road, drag
ging, ditching and placing gravel,
$1(100. .
No. 30. Hawkins, drugging and
ditching, $::..
No. -21. Torklcson rond, ilrag
ging, dltrhluK and some maint.
rock. $3iu.
No. 22. liragglug and ditching,
$ISS.
No. 2.1. l.orane highway, ding
clow and placing maint. roi-k,
J 1 250.
No. 24. Kox Hollow road, drag
ging and ditching, 1240.
No, 7. Cottilgi I ilwe-l.orane
road, dragging, ditching und gruvci,
$1000.
No. 28. London Springs road,
dragging, ditching and gruvci,
$600.
No. SO. Row lllvcr road.
druKging and ditching. $f:15.
No. 31. Delight Valley road,
dragging and ditching. $SS.
No. 32. Clovordulo road, drag
ging and ditching. (35&.
No. 33. Willamette highway,
dragging, ditching and grnvel, $303.
No. 34. Lost Valley rood, drag
ging, ditching and gravel, $15.
No. 36. Dragging and gravel.
t60V.
No. 37. Camp Creek road,
dragging, ditching and gravel,
$3H5.
No. 3S. Mohawk road, blading.
J4.S0.
No. 39. Mabel road, dragging
and gravel. $220.
No. 40. llnrlow-Mohawt, drag
ging and gravel, 3470.
No. 41. Cohurg road, dragging,
ditching and gravel, $2100.
No.. 4 2. tinme Farm road,
dragging and gravel. J 105,
No. 43. Hill road, dragging,
ditching and gravel. $325.
No. 44. Ucadwood rond, drag
ging, ditching and gravel. $560.
No. 46. Mapleton road, drag
ging. $l0.
No. 2. Territorial road, south
section, dragging, ditching und
maintenance, gravel, $600.
No. 49. tllenada-Adn road,
dragging and ditching. $500.
No. 4 7. North Fork road,
dragging and ditching. $310.
Total, $19,229.00.
ACTIVE LAST FEW DAKS
-
Increased Demand For Fir
Is Repotted
BETTER PRICES PREVAIL
Oriental Grill Vnder New
Management
Dinner dance very night except
Sunday. Music by the new Wur
liner niano. Special attention to
phone orders. Phone 2348. Jack ! that unshinned cars have now
Only Small Mill Now Oirrutliuc of
Yliwe l4Mntnl on HaUrt-mlt,
sayn It mi-1- UiillctUi
An ouliitumlln effect of reconl
annoiHnmemiv that lumber pru
diHtnff aoUvUloH in OriK" and
YVanhlnKton would oeaao K,"i,tli,'
through the lhrtlmu and Now
Your holiday periods ha been felt
in Increased dentnnd for fir Unnher
and heavy hooktiiirx of orders, for
rush shtument of common bIock
and January shipment of upper
irrades to outside markets, reports
the current uwu of the Kour-L
lUilletlu, Just received hens.
The nulletln says:
"During the past week tho keen
edw of the demand apparent early
in December ha been somewhat
dulled, hut the fact remains that a
quantity of lumber has been sold
at better price? than ruled last
month. The only soft spota In tho
irtarket are shown by prices paid In
the Middle West by customers
dealing: direct with the mills. In a
few cases 13 off list has been ac
cepted on four-Inch slash (Train
uppers, a figure which cannot now
be duplicated on the coast by local
buyers,
'A individual forecasts on rul
ing prices early in the new year
vary widely, so also do prices asked
by different mills range as mucr.
as $2 and $. However, mills ask
ing more than the average prices
seem ns well supplied with order
as those asking below the average.
lVw Small .Mills Knn
"The latest association report Is
very favorable as to proportionate
production and sale. Increased
rail business is shown by tho fact
O'Day, proprietor.
12-8-tf I
Exclusive Ladles' Hair Cutting
B. P. Hanna with B. Piper Bell.
Eugene Hotel Beauty Shop, for
merly with Meier and Frank.
U-30-tf
reached 4400. About half of the
production of fir and hemlock is
moving tby water.
"With a few exceptions the only
small mills now operating are
those located on the railroads, and
the buyer of small mill stocks will
have a limited Jteld for tho next
two immth.
The demand for clear fir for car
go shipment in aparetit at tha short
rate mills as well as those on tl
nater, white the strictly rail mil
have considerable r0uK-i grcun clout
uuim ottered.
so cm I Itciits Alnmo
"Huth select common and cleat
car material has advanced sliglttlv,
Ixt-V-foot car ntdlng, which la now
the key Item In clear car inulerltil.
hiivlng mnved from $3) to over $40.
Owing to the reduced production
of the cltiss of tullts specialising on
clcct common sills und frames,
any considerable ordwr for this
obis of stock can easily send tho
prices higher,
"While drop siding Is In eash t
supply than at any time for the
etrht or nine months, rouch
atnl surf need timbers are nctunl:y
the only items easv to purchase al
present, and the advance of (too or
more on timbers effective early in
December seems to hold.
"All reports indicate continued
building activity In It 2 it, especially
In the southern states. Indlrntlmt
that a larger percentage of yellow
pttte will be sold on short rate In
stead of coming so much Into
strictly competitive territory."
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF CITY IS SUBMITTED
Amount of Receipts and Dis
bursements Given
SOON ON CASH BASIS
HIKE PROGRAM PREPARED
SIMilNi.I II I D SttHTS TO JOJX
I.OCA1, HOYS
Hoy Peon's of the ncwle organ
ised troop at Springfield wilt Jlu
the Meat troops n the nll-ctty hike
In the Pleasant Hill country Tues
day, It was reported last n!ght by
off c'als.
Trnnspormtlon for all un'ts have
been provld .tl bv the scoutmasters
nccordlng to Dortinn K. Paterson,
who has had charge of tho ar
rangements for the hike.
Oanies and' scouting contests of
various kinds will be on the pro.
gram ami all boys have been re
nuested to bring pencils, said Mr.
Pntierson.
The t'-oops w'H meet nt the city
hall nt 8 o'clock Tuesday morning
and go fn automobiles to the
Pleasimt Hll school house. At
noon bur ed dinner will be dug
up. The scouts will return to tho
city in the evening.
Troops Xn. 1 mid 3 will have
separate hikes. It was reported.
About 40 boy will take part in tho
all-city hike, however.
KrOKN'R PIUNTINO CO,
1047 Wlllamctto Phon US
i:--tf
PRE-IHtfEHTOHV
. , A Store Full of Bargains
In order to make further reductions in our stock before inventory, we are offering
Merchandise at remarkably low prices for the month end.
SALE!
MATS
Buy now. All prices re-
duced to a very low level
many below wholesale
cost.
No Reservations ,
You Gain at Our Expense
Prices all greatly reduced on groups.
All good garments of style and work
manship $7.5
Group No. 2 Values to $40.00. Pric
ed at only
$17.95
BLANKETS
Cotton Blankets, 64x76 . $2.29
-Cotton Blankets, 64x80. 2.69
Cotton Blankets, 72x80 . 2.98
' Nashua Blankets, 66x84 4.19
Sheets
Bleached seamless sheets,
excellent quality, 8 1 x90 .
$1.00 each
Crepes
36 inch Windsor Crepe,
beautiful designs
; 29c per yd.
,
Jap Crepes
25c per yd.
Serges
36 inch Wool Serge, yd. . 75c
$1.35 value Wool Serge. 95c'
$ 1 .85 value Wool Serge . $1.23
Sweaters
Priced
25
Discount
36 Inch
Amoskeag
Daisy
Cloth
29 c
Yard
Children's
Cotton Hose
Rollins. Colors black and
blown. Sizes 6 to 10. Values
to 35c. Specially priced at
25c the pair
High Grade Wool Coatings
Priced at One-Third Off
10 Discount on All
Dress Flannels
Men's Work Sox
To close out
5c the pair '
Men's Linen Collars
Sizes 14, I4i, 16 and 1 6i
To close out
5c each
Kctex, Per Package, 44c '
Limit 3 Packages to Customer
t"ly TmiMiivr KiilimtM Fkiv fur
' II Month lit lttimii of
Miiyiir l.in
At tho riMu'iti""iif Mttxur .vt a
Mtnicmi'itt of thn flimnn'N of tlt
o.ly Irotll JillMlill'V I to IWi'omlml
I wan iimiU ycMliM'tltiv ty la'roil
WVnlworlh, vly troaioii-pr. In lilt
Hiiiwmi'm tilt U'ttiMirn' iioIpm tlmt
tht itnl iik ciiktt of rofuiollutf und
CumM-ofl htootit, loKtihii Willi
oihnp rvi!tiM of tho rlly, will ro
iluro thit wuri'iuil liulottluiluvHn to
tipitr canh bnitlH,
Tho flniitit'lnl rviwrl Jiit iti
mlllt'it' In rxi'lunivi' of llo fllmll-
jo nl I'oiitlltou of tlm v.ly wiuor
honrtt, wnirn m in r.rm ntiw nniipw
und In Mtnotly on u cumIi IiumIs, nulil
tin- irvnaurvr.
IUtvlptri (ilvru
Tho rwlpta of the city for Ilia
por oil of II moil Im rmllnii Ho
o'liibfr 1 im aliown In Ilia rxport
nr uh folloWM;
Amount on htiml
January 1, l'J&. . .$
lAni'it
l,'i-poiri ,
ttulUlinu InHpoi'lor'N
fv'
franchise taxon , , . ,
I'nviitK rulM
Ai'CountM rffct'lviililp. .
Uomlttiuu'o of lirrm-
hir ImiIhiioc riH'ord-
vr'ii olMop
IntiM-rnt on fuml bal-
aiu'cM
Park rvinutav
li.'iilulii
lllVt'HtllH'ntM
In iMTt on 8. K, In
viMtiurntn Pr'nr'iml on linprovp
mrnt niuismitiitii. .
Interest on Improve
ment nittpwrnentif. .
Warrtinlil from rr.
cor:lor for bond
t'uupon.i
Pue on Kebruurv bal
rnre from riK-onl-er'ii
offlre
Warrant for rrvnlvlne
fuml
M Mf-ellanpollH llrmil
per caith book . . .
Tuxm from county
treaimrer
Sale of boiulN. ,rp
m um and interest
urcrurtl
'Warrant for paid re
ttil!t!ons
llH.ntU.3l
11,193 0
1. US. Oil
l,ll.il
IS9.00
6.371.00
l.S.W 60
03,t).'l.S3
S.010 US
135.154 7
4 J.OS3.6
.40
1.000.00
8.437.51
101.137.42
nf way for rlintiH. " C'nunly
t'omuilMloiier Hind yenlerdny lif
ter HpendliiK the forenoon In I lot I
miction. Mr. I hull mild thai It will
I.e. nece.wiry III move the mild back
ut leiml 80 feet rur wmie illnlnni'n,
A plan of rulilliiK It further up
the hill nt the edn of HprlllKf leld
wim UKKaled but Ihla will he
more capcnnlvo, aald the couimlH
loner, ami It would neeennltalii tliu
eluiiiKliiK of it HprliiKflcId nil eel.
VETS CASE HEARD FROM
i:sfon.ii'.Mi:NT ion.
,.I.M tr" llt'V tiHIlTI.V
M)
fl
A letter from the veteran"
bureau In Han Krnnelwo, received
at Hie lied i'ro orflce here yea. I
lerday, contained no encoiiriiKe. j
mrnl for compeiiHiitlon In the
caa of tluy It. tlrlflln of Kukcup.
whoae eaa aa nil cx-acrvlcv mail
luix been pendliiK for n Iouk lime.
A rehcnrlim of the caae waa held
inmit time IIHU mid the letteia alal
ed IhtU there waa no new evidence
aubmltied at Hint time to Jiiatlly
a reveraal of the declalon of the
liurcatt not to allow It I lit rumpeli
aatlon. DEATH RECALLS TRAGEDY
MIIS. WKSTl-WI.I.N lirKll.XI
Ki.Ai.v nv lUNprm
Ji-wti diiimw ami mHralm In
t;auji IUwMinlhlo for Mttnlor
of Train Man
e:s.3s.:
5S.05
.tl.047.M5. 31
Total rece.pt.
Total Including raah
on hand January 1 1 1. II 1. 898.15
lNburMntrhlrt 4tr .Million
The d.aburaemen:a for tho 11
mnntha are K.ven ua followa:
Warranta paid f 79 1.32.5
Intereat puld on war-
rania 31,1140.35
Intpreat tuiltl on In
veatinenta 1.207.92
(ieneral bund i pa d .. 13.000.0U
Coupon redepmcd;
In off ce 11.140 14
S:nklni,- fund Inveat-
menta 94,S9l.5t
Improvement bomla
paid . . .u 32.000.00
Remitted to New York
f ncal njtenl. for
couponit .. 24.9BI.S0
Mlacellanpoua adjuat-
menl by nmlltor... . 13.00
ItevolvInK fund 309. 2
I'util treaaurpr city
library 4.473.21
Tranafer to Kenrrnt
fund, Intcrenl 13.15
Total 11.013,441.51
Amount nn hnnd caah
and .aff:urltlea No
vemher 30 1 238.450.97
Itecapltu!ntlon
I Secitr Ilea tin hnnd ....$ 11.2 40
Cnnh In office 2.SK3 93
I Caah in banka 144,248 4
Itccnnclllnlton
Hccurlllea
Kund hnlancea .
.1:28,456.9
.;... 1.2.40
14.;l0.67
EARD'S
The dentil Krldny of Mra. Kllan
J. Weaifull at the home of her
datiiihler. Mia. I'. J. Hurtle here,
recalled to frleuda and relatlvea the
tniulo alory of tlm death of her
huaband on July 15. UHI.
.Mr. Wratfnll wna alaln by bandlta
of the Jeaae Jamea KanK dilrlllK
a holdup and robbery of it paa
aeuiier train which had Jual left
Win. Inn. Mlaaoiirl.
Hbot In the back without an In-1
alaut'a waruliiii, Mr. Weatfall died j
with a bullet In lila heart and left,
a young wife and mother with ;
.event 1 children, the younite.t of;
whom w.ta the preaent Mra. Hnrtle,
l lien, about two and one-half yeara.
old.
Mr. Weatfall wna it conductor on.
tho piiaaeiim-r train riinnliix over
the KiH-k lalnnd railroad In Mla-
url. The train, atoppetl Ity Jeaao.
Jatnea' nana, waa ihnrouitMy ran-!
uncked and many valuable Jewela
were Included In the loot taken
from the paaaeurtera.
Juat ua n bnjtdit etiiereu tun reari
door of the conch In which Mr.!
Weatfall waa taking ticket. Mr. i
Weatfall turned at the rommand
for everyone to put up their
hand. Aa he wna turning ho
Placed a ticket In hla pocket. With
that alight act came death. Tho
bniidll wa Inking no cbnnue. i
ll .waa wild that another man
waa killed during that robbery, i
None of tho robbera were caught
until a long time afterward. I
Mra. Weatfall never married
acnln. hut kept her children to.
geilier and In Ini" yeara had lived,
with lr. and Mra. iinrtie in r.u
gene. I'rlor to 1V04. when alio camo
weal with her daughter and aon-ln-law,
Mra. Weatfall lived at I'latta
burg. Mlaaourl. and Inter In Okla
homa where lier aoua look up
honiealeada, t
Kunernl aervlrea will be held nt
the Vented chapel nt 3 o'clock lb la
afternoon. Dr. K. V. Htlvera. paa.
tor of Hie l-'lrat t'hrlailan church,
will officiate.
MANY MEN jARE LAID OFF
.MKXU'AXH IUrr.IMK! C S. P.
Tl.ltMlNAIH
Tntnl t22S.4r.iVD7
ftfindiNl IiulhiilnrMi HH.10.IMMI
The tntul hnndrd Irnh'l.tnillM'KK
of (he rliy wan K.von nt $S.'0.Ono
tho bnmH tlrnwlm-f frotn four nnil
half to n x per cnt Intercut. Th
n'Hionicnt or tna hmuin ukuimhi tno
o'ly followH:
to 10 rfundlnK hon, 6
pT rent $ 18,000
Itofiinrl'ntc (fcnrnl v.nr-
rant Imivlii. fi per rnt . 130,000
Pnv n lntprricn(in bomlrt
fi per ronl . 15.000
Trunk newer bonclH, 5 per
cent 183.500
C'ty hall bond. S per qent 40.000
Hewer boneln, 5 per cent.. 6.000
Aviation nark bonrin. 6(4
per cent 22,0000
httnt Kldhth brhlKO bondu,
h pr cent
Flro No. 1 bo n flu, 5 por
cent
City park bondH, h ;or
cent
Pnv, nt? Internectlonn No.
1 bond ft per cent....
Pavlnff- InterHectlonn No.
1 bnndfl, 6 per cent....
Paving Intomectloim
bnnd, 4 por cent....
Pnvintf lntcrnectlonH No.
2 bond rt, 4ri per cent..
Paving Intorfloctlonn
bondH. 4 per cent....
Paving Internectlonn
. bondH, 4 por cent....
Eont Ninth Htreot bridge
bondH, 4 por cent,...
flower bondH, 4 per cent
Hewer bondH. 4 por cont
Kirn No, 2 bondH, 4A per
cent 26,000
Park anil terminal bond
6 per cent 176,000
' Tho forre of men rnnnffet) nt
work on the Houlhern Pnrlflu ter
mlnitU hnrt been mnterlnlly re
duced durlitK tho pnat few diiyii nnd
It Ih reporied that tnoNt of tho men
at work now urn MexIrnriH.
It Ih Mated that iiiomI of th
(rrndlntf for tht trnrka ban been
futnpb'tetl nnd that Mexb-nn labor
en, who nr trained In lrmk lay
tn. are employed for thin part of
the work.
When Hprimr openn up nnd wuen
time eomen for the erection of the
roundhouH and nbot bulldlnw It
Im nit Id that a In mo number of
Americana will again be employed.
GALLON OF GAS COSTS $50
two mi:x riM-;i $m r.Arii rou
TiiKi-T or ri t.Ij
Herbert Howard and Kflward
Dnyoe. who were arretted by the
police ChrlHtmiiM eve while In tho
act or stealing giiHnllne from Jorho
fiarllng'R automobile hh It ntond on
the Htreet, pleaded guilty In Justice
of the Peaco it. J. WoIIh' court yo-
To The DelatcU
Cluiatmas Gift Shoppera
'riitisc nf you wlio luivHi't luiil mi , ,.
yinif Cliriatiniis Clift Slii.iiinKl na-onliiiK t l,1. y,0,
votli. Iiitve n frw tlityn ti( kthcc in niri-in C luistm P'
in way nf rrciiiriifiiliiiK with k(u. ""a chc
-ri . i. ...... ...i... i i
mm, I"", ititivia iviiu iiitvi- ln-i-ti ri'iiifnilicrr.l J
I'liristiiins intuifv niitv sitftitl it tviel. i i . 1
liy ilio many specials' that at e here. ' J )(,lc
54 Inch Fnshion-Right Wool
Dnlbriggan Priced So Low
That Every One Can
Plan Making
A New Frock,
Very Special, Yd.
$ I .98
I
AIiIhuikIi rieet so low. lliey arc of a stinidartl qual
ity. In the (ieltl o( woolens perhaps mi weave Ini
rumiu ,-ui ii i ii i' 'i iiiivi urn a n;n Halltrtir
Han." espei-ially ninonif the yoiiiicer set. Wtirtlicr lav.
eniliT, Mne, Ian or grey, all (our arc favorite sliaiCJ,
60c Shirtings, Yd. 39c
Special lot silk stripe shirtings in .12 inch wiJih
Fast Color English
Prints, Yard 25c
While let la.'its you may purchase these prettily il..
rinneil yard witlc wash (alirics at the low price of 25
the yaril.
till t lOI -T- 1
, unoieacnea oneets l ake
A Special Price $1.19
Will bleach after n (cw washings, free from dreii-
mi', si.c x'aj iticnes. spieiitiiu wcint.
Women's $1.75 Fabric
Gloves, Special, Pair $1.39
Popular with women who like durability enmhintd win
style, tabne h'ovcs answer tnc ticmanus ot general wta
A special Int.
Table Linens 20 Off
Pattern cloths, etc., too, make up this assemblage whic
arc offered to the thrifty shopper at one fifth less thi
regular. Special lot.
Turkish Towels
Specially Priced, 29c
Just 100 nf these perfectly bleached soft aluorbti
Turkish towels. Size IS by J6 inches.
$9.25 Wool Blankets
Reduced to $7.69
When there's a nip in the air you'll find yourself up
against supplying the family needs for extra blankets,
unless vou have an ample reserve. If you liavcnt i
good supply here is where a blanket opportunity
!L..i....,ii,r ueiidit. wool "mixed, size (V.xHO inches.
I'" r.""'
double.
25c Outing Flannel
At 1 8c The Yard
Soft, llcccv 27 inch, Rood weight outing in white,
also light ;iud dark fancy patterns. One lot.
12,000
20,000
10,000
20,000
10,000
35,000
20,000
30.000
10,000
12,000
10,500
00,000
Tolnl" irnnornl IionilH. . , isno.oon
lliineroft Improvement liotidn nro
ruti'il iik rnllnwH:
Hpr on "T" 6 por nnnt..l M.fitftM
KorlM "tJ" 6 por ennt.. :i,3IS.7K
Hnrlnii "V" i por cant 20,9S3,20
Hnrlim "W" por oont.. 10R.Sin.3-l
Horli'K "X" B por cont.. 13, 60S. 78
Horin "V" 4 por cont 112,030.40
Total Hnnoroft liondd $3111,200.28
Wnrrnnm outiitand.nK on
nil fund $738,180.05
Mail Orders Promptly And Carefully I'ilW
i,..,inu i n tlm rhnrtffl
liirt't'iiy ami worn flnod $20 eh.
It wuii ehiirnoil thnt tlioy utoio a
Kullon of thn "ptn." ....
M. I.. BlmmoiK wnti fltiott $ ny
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shape
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