Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 31, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI ' flew Years Eve Supper Dance !. j Eugene Hotel I I ! t Danping 9-12:30 TONIGHT II , , "v- -- 1 -- j. .a. a III 1 '.' Entertainers Special Music I :. i i ' Favors ' ... , j $2.50 per Plate I"' MAKE RESERVATIONS Now I : Phone 2000 I I" '1 AUGHIIPIIHKROUNDSI MORNING RF.r.lQTFO Pirrrwr nor tui mcriA v ncr qi .tve . in t JL . j, 7" Mvwmi) vixi... iiiyiwini) sa t r ,T '"'' .Mowed a """" '"''n-iu',-;;,,:""" FIVE ' ",w HiiiKI, r; ,,; '; "nniii.y M,,"d" 'I II Jli Imiji! ! All" "' li Molinwk ":i-.i. , "... .''I"", "" """ i. o. Iiv 'ri... .,. . " i. . ' ' "' 'u Wim infill reallur In i,0 I'Vllllliii, '-' i . Uullill UK. IVrn ..i .. . Ad,,,,,. . f vV. iT'' - ' rn """i road u.i-u.'v 1,"'"'-0" riif'i , r. iV "11.1 .1 w li i .' ""' court "'. II ii. .., m'" 1,1 due II w HrlKl, Ultll Vllllll.. '..,..-. . inv. a I,,,,,, r ",k.'t uy orri- Hr.irh ini v..,,,?' . " "'" ""' "I I.....I ,... t; " I iKl III Ii : It , v ..It . ' " " - - in log llll,,l.,..l I. I 'Wor, nil .,.,! 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WlUnot llriulit llnrk OiUI Iwpuiy Klmrlff Van Hvr. rlred U nllltit hraimlit l' U la Dili clir W. W. Wilmot, nrromeil 11 Minn on a bud check chnmo pddrrwl hcr. , . 'Br. Wlnrln!l IWuno-Ur. O. I. VwdMll. or lli Kiiino hnni.ltiil Itult (uRctHnr with Mr. Wliiolioll mil Um.ly. Imvo ro'.uriieil fnni a tn rlivi' villi In Portlunil with Mr. ltd Urj. II. We.M. '''SMido fouplo !xw MoJ'or ud Mr. U. II. Appolnmn. who tun bn vl:i!liK lioro nt Iho htni of Mr. Apiiolmnirii imrcnii. Mr. ind lri. K. B. AlMiolinnn, hnva njrarnnl to iho.r hoiuv Hi Honulo. Bcoiu Plan' Pnr rianti for. Xnr Tmt'i vo imrty woro lioliiK plitintd (or nifinlini of irnnp N. I, Dor grnuii, yonif rclny by Uur fa B. l'Altron. icuulninilar. nitturtv will probnbly ha hold at IH homo o( nun of 111" buyi. . ' 1 " '. Homo KJiilniimwd Tho home tlJumm Monro, l.lnooln utrooi ho. ivrni Tmlli iiml Klovontli rVomum iHt, fen oiuhtintoroil nt 7:30 o'dotk yoMtonlny murn'ns by A (lit tn wh eh win oxiliiKUliliiil br Iht f ro ilcpiirlniMil. No lorl mil diinmio ocf?un'ol. . , .'I tl'PTtillitIM lioavp Today I'Uiiioor Itjn who will ink the Ii cycle hlko wtih E E. lloLleinnn, jihyilrnl ll imnr o( tho Y. M. (', A., will moo! Mini ;'T" hu'lil nff nt :4fJ o'clm-k IhH morn n nnd lonvo that piilni l 10 (or lllvcrmdo pnrk. . Tho boyii Mhi luiichoH with thorn. ItiK lo tho rocnrilH. t Daiiii. Ila'l 1,'nniw i;ivoii A dnlK'ti hull lli-.Mini. kim IhukiI yo. lonluy to H. y. Kloworn r.r. iho null iifiir iho i'iiLui-k lirwluo. M. K. Iiiirhhi In lloxplial M p. Ilurblll. liii'liihrr or Iho uloff of Iho Klualnw iiiiiliiniil fnrmi, In nt iho Kiu. no lirmjuinl i,r a minor opornMoii. t lr. Macduff nnd l iiiiilly Hoiurn Ni.li.iiM K. Miii-iluff uml family hnvo rolurnrd from n vl.ii of n fow dnya In HenlUc Iho uuomi of Mr. Muidurfi hroihcr. " I'liindluir Tin Hollo Th l rolln for 1K211 iini holnn oitondcd under Iho dlroeiloii of i. K. Kooney, county nnjo'iiiinr. Titx col loi'llnm mi i lino roll will beiiln early In iho "I'rliiK. I'ainlly (h to Port In ml n. Ituifori and fum ly, who huve been I v tijc nl Iho corner of Ninth ave nue Went and Jefferson ureot,. havo moved lo Portlnnd. leaving yoiterdtiy. Mr. HoKom Ii aupiTlii lendent of ital'oni of tho Stand ard Oil company. Itclnir IVnllll Iseucd A bulld Iiim permit wrm lioiued yenterday nt the orrn e or v Kintem. llosiat Nolrw Admll- v-inei Hamien. elly; Mm .Worth (.'iirpenler, city; M, J. y . Ilolinei. city: Minn Dorothy Jen en. city. Krlek .lnh..nn -u... 'Intille AnrliTHon. ellv: Mn' p i' Warren, Crow Kmuo route, ijik mlimerl: Mini Jenn Spencer, city; Mnn K. Honenirreo. r-liv xnun 'iolda Andemon, city. Veiorliurliiii In t'rircil Km- ployment of a run timo county voter niirlnn In be nR urKed tho county court, accord nit to a stnte.- inem m.iiie yeiicrday. Th point mi nl of a man to won: or ih' ilepartinent In being KerinuMy connlilered. Keen from In prrlliin of the 20,000 head of cat tle In Line county are cnnnldered notiKli to atnurc tho nalary of. a pa.d executive. NOT IIKIIIM) MOVK TO KNOCK OUT KTATK TAX li'ijr fur MiiIiiii'iiiiiiik of IliKliwuys I'lltOKll by Anwm'IuIIdu orrii'iniH "Conlniry Id populnr hellof (lie motor buiko. i,.n ( lhu BllUu ,,,. not behind the viiiIouh HUlta ;lliut liuvi, been brought ttuulnat , tho Blnto of (iieiton dilrlnn the puat 10 day," hui.i it. w. Uunen of tho "renon Ktaii.n, In,.., u inlt.r. view yoHieiday. Mr. Lenien further explulned 'nil ih three euila laive been hrouKln by ertulii IniuruHtu and but w li tlm. t, Hinge men huve len linked with the coinplullila tor tiome unknown reuHOn. The three aultH were "II baaed on the feili-ral hlghwny act which tn coiiiiilalnunta claim rnukea unionmnutionul any Htiilo law lovy iiik toll or reKUlutlng loud on fed- ernl .'till highway. Tho flt'Ht of iin-.e hiiiih nltacked tlio . weight llinll .lni..i (, ci-rtiilii hlghwuya of IIiIh Millie, the Merriiul ww.lcu In llei'lure the gasoline tux unconHti. tuiloieti and tho third ultempta to enjoin tin. Becietary of alnto rroin colleellng lhu 1D2I1 motor vehiolo neeiiHe rue. "Tne (tregon Motor Htngo aaso elation, rioinnrialng ll.r per cent of iho Mingo IntereHlii of-tha atnle, la not connected with ajty of theae aullH, nor are any of iln mcmbera Indivldiially. and It. Ima constantly reiterated lla belief that the gaao llne tax and a llcenae fee baaed on weight of vehicle were Iho most i-'iualile monn of ineaHiiring the imo of and damage to the hlghwaya. upon which premlHca our preaent lleenm fee la baaed," la a further Htatetneiit by Mr. Lemon. "Should the atnte ot Oregon de cide that additional funda arc nec eHunry to maintain tho present sys tem of hlghwaya. the motor atage men nre in favor of an additional gasoline tax aa the most equable me mod ot motoring the use of- the highways," he concluded. "Aa the all vehicles on an equal tmsls, the present revenue Is raised by taxing stage men are strongly In favor of existing taxea the heavier tho ve hicle the more license fee and tho more gasoline It requires to pro pel It consequently tho heavier vehicle pays more taxes In direct proportion to its use of the high .way." . It operates Ih around llluckfoot, in' tho Hotitheantern part of the state. Mr. wiley nam Ilia firet Urliiim ol- rairu aeed wua taken to that section In lull mid the Industry hua grown I steadily until there is now 0000 , itcrea planted to tho crop Just for i tho aeed. 1 ho Jitidlnn clover seed, used re cently as an experiment In ' the I coast section of Ijino county, waa ' ouiiKiii oy u. h. I'letciicr, county "i'tiii, trout air. wneya asaociu tion. INVITE HELP NEW t ill ItC'lI SKKKS LOC'Ai Mi:.Mi(i:riH in fomj Orguiilziitloii of Sunday Bchool Among Ilivommi'iiduUona of CuiiuiUUui Iast Night An organization committee- of the Eugene Lutheran church (American) rnot at tho Y. M. C. A. nut on the Unlvera.ty of Oregon I .-..lupus just n gni to uiscuas wuya ami llieiina or reachim- nil cpu,.n. who would jirobably ho interested -u mi- iii;w onurcn movement. The meeting was followed with an Invliation to tho public to at tend und take part In tho perman ent organization meeting to bo held In tho hut January 11. This invitation will ho carried through iho newspapers of Kugono and Hpr'npf eld, If was reported. Members of the organization committee decided to recommend at the meet ng January 11, that Immediate stops be taken to (he selection of permanent ' quarters for the Sunday school and church services, that a plan of . temporary finance be taken up, and that a pastor bo called and a Sunday school organized. In the latter connection It will bo urged thnt a special meeting to enroll Sunday school pupils bo held Sunday, Jan uary 17, at a. place to be an nounced later. INSURANCE MAN LEAVES E. O. STOVT TO ATTEND CLUB CONVENTION ' Hi 1LEILF1. IS l!NC ILL Scout TOM I'asHiil Scout tests were passed hy several members of troop No. 6. at Triangle lake Tuesday. Among those who parti cipated In the hike were: Charles Kilwards. William Ludlow, Leltoy IDAHO filtOWF.lt LOOKS AT EX I'EItl.MENTAL 1'LOTS JI. K. . Wiley, Secretary, of Seed AHsuciutlon, Kays Crops Sliould Do Fine Here , ' Six or seven experimental plots nf (Irimm alf.1 fa in Lane countv Weaver. Hubert Walden. Glfford I were Inspected hy 11. K. Wiley, Suflh. A'tnn Tyson. James Paris, secretary-treasurer of tho Idaho Junior llockes, John Steelqulst, lOrlmm Alfalfa Seed association,' In r oller liurnett, Jonn Harper, r company with u., H. r lelcncr, Charles llrnper. llertle Thorl'en-i county agent, -and each was pro- berg. Jerome Scott and Percy Ed- Jnounced by him to be in fine shapo. wardi. I "l seo no reason way lite iurm I er cannot havo a bic croo o Market Roads looked At All Orlmm alfalfa, , here," , said Mr. Ihree members of th county court ; Wiley. 'The dairymen of Lttiio nnd P. M. Morse, county engineer, I county should grow enough of Uili n-rniiiiidnlMl V'.t ban - Cnltler nlntn eroD to koen them In gfCerf. fccd market road engineer, on a trio ' 11 would he a great boon to the- thm Pii-nna-f.nr.nn hti'btx-n v , dalrV lnd UStrV Of I Ills Valley. nnd tho Cottngo flrovc-Lorano I The flelda planted to alfalfa ns in- an exDonnieni last siiniiif iiutu uuring .ine E. O. Stout. 821 Blirhth nvnnne we.it, district agent of the Bankers' i-ne insurance company, whoso headquarters are in Eugene, leaves for San Frnnclsco today to attend tho convention of the "2nn ana club." All expenses of tho tr:n." Incfiiu. ing a four-dav ston over in tho Ciolden Gate city, are borne bv the concern which Mr. Stout repre sents here. His membership In the "200,000 club" was attained by having written 1200.000 worth of pa-d up Insurance during 192B. .or. Bioui win do accompanied to San Frane.'sco bv F. L. Emerv. district agent of Portland. The convent. on win be held tn the Pal ace hotel Januarv 4. 5 and ft and the local agent expects . to return w -iuki'iii uy uuiiuary-' o. - CASE WILL BE APPEALED ROIJ'E TAKES STRE13T SUIT TO . SUPREME COURT ' ' - ... ... lilirrinrnv m-lnrilnv nflnrnnnn l. Alexnnuer, city, '" '' ;..' ,r . ' ,.. nn.turcd down he l.bb U, war. coVnTny work thai w. done on the Green-: summer and fall, but there is a lhc liniiti iiariinnr. rompai s .ctlon thu fnll Theyl good stand and It promises well for building recen ly damaged by i rire. ''"nr 'f."" "d n goo. shape ' next your, said County . Agent The permit cnl for an expenditure round n i roau to ne in goon """I''' : K, . , ' of IK0O. ll.rgreavci and Lindsay nccordlng to members of the party. , r 1c''"' ... 8a BCr cent o( have tho cuittntrl lliirtHiiMrh Takm Old Offk-o Itoom --('olonrl J. J, HnrbHURh. juvonllu offtror. hat inken hln old office room noar tho rnlnincc (o tho illn tritit alliiriiiy'n offlop. Tho office of tho Hm1 OruNH MoeriMur and itoclnl worker will lio locatod In lhu room oi'Utlpl by Colonel llar UaukU fur unift time jml. Uk m lliw MiwNiuM-niln' . i.u. ' l nitdifl Ntnios ih raise u uy imo ttaw r'-r.-S' elation, or which Mr. Wiley ie sec- retnrv and trcasuror. The organ- lxation. whlcn Is mauo up oi oer In the city Jail yesterdny evening building ami were nrres eu on u.e ne ,n whlch ennrge ni uvius nii.nnu, I. ,i i stated that they were being held under Ihe names or Jonn uoe ana .'iiiriiii. llikMiiluil N'mvlr Painted The painting and ralclmlning of I names, Ihe from corridor or tne r.ugono hospital complete! the renovating of the Interior of Ihe entire bund ing. This Work hni covered n per Ulehnrd Hoo until they sobered up , sufficiently lo give tneir reai Mnnnen 6f th. Eugene Elks lodge d nf several months, during nd lhelr Taiti:iin Witt .b. vntr-l which lime the entire building. "wed Willi n timiouerndo tmr.y ?t Ten- it . hlghl, - mtcorillim In ffcan announced ymerday 'by will'im P.- Hell, chairman of Iho I wirilmeht committee. iTh'i 1 wiils iho f rit sue a event of the laboratory, pa- llilllla rooms aim surgeries line iieen done over. Lake Ot-'tiliig Phinncil Several local sportsmen nre plann ng on n trp lo Silicons lake within Die , i. next few days i" n'oiin "'"' HIIO imfTMMI A mnr-i lO llir ni-i-nii i"i ii-" " ------ i' llceme wni liwued from ihe'lnlio. .1 was learned yes rnlay. .no tniy clerk's office In Oregon I other steps have hoen taken hy any Twimlay lo WllllnnvA. Ogden, I nrgnnlnatlon or hy the government I, and l.owene Johmoii, 37. both In open Ihe outlet. A party recciu- " hi II SMI im ! n j j ' Parents of Schoolchildren THIS it School-children's Garment Cleaning Week) Cleaner and Dyer throughout America are united in making tho wrapt, coatt and woolent of tho children CLEAN and GERM-FREE before school openi. Winter it hard on child health. DRY CLEAN outer clothing once a month until Spring. PHONE 220 If wo clean it, ITS CLEAN . ANNOUNCEMENTS WILI.AKKNIK OK A. NOB WILL meet on Saturday night. January 2. Refreshments will be served. Camera Shy m Store Closed All Day January Featuring for Thursday 1st A Sale of Crinkiette and Marseille Bedspreads Over three dozen spreads in this feature selling;, many to $10, .values .: t All Repriced caw to S5.95 See Them in Our Windows Today Inventory discloses to us a larger number of bedspreads than we should carry hence this drastic reduction! Please note es pecially every spread is fresh and new and in perfection condi tion. Choose from a pleasing assortment of styles and colors: . ; Crinkle Crepes Ripplete ,: Marseille J Martha Washington , j Cream and Gold . . , . , Rose and White - Blue and White 81xl08-inch 91xl08-inch " 85x90-ihch '", "72xl08-inch ' . . Scalloped Hems r Plain Hems , Many With Bolster Bolster Lengths Cop en and Yellow ' Rose- and Gold : i Blue and Mulberry We urge early attendance to this sale Thursday as such Unusual values are bound to disappear quickly. : The case of . Ulvsses and Nellie Flournoy against the city of Eu gene nna a. a. Koire, in which th. plaintiffs sought to, restrain the city from taking a strln of., land 27 feet wide and 80 feet Jong as a portion of Ferry street and which was won by the plaintiffs in the circuit court, will bo appealed by Air. Hone, ne said yesterday.-. Mr. Rolfo has an Interest in the case for the reason that he owns property on tho opposite side of the street and desires a full-width street Instead of half a street as it now appears. . ; - The city failed to appear In the case, acting upon the advice of the city attorney that the plaintiffs were entitled to-the land by reason of the statute ot limitations. 'eaners milium Al TIIH RIVER ROAD WOMEN S cluh mee lng has been post poned from December 31 to Junuary 7. A NEW TEAR'S COMMl'NITV dinner will he held nt Four Oaks (Irance hall. January J. AM (ll-aliRers. and fr.ends of llrnngers. ne'ehhors and fam ilies are Invited lo come and hr nc Ihe r baskets of food and celebrate with us the com rig or After dinner we will be favored by an address on The Pronovd New Income Tax inn. 1.? sVvmour Jones of SaUm Mr. Jones be ng the chairman f the stnto Ornngc committee to draft the hill. I HORN ' wilCOV At the Mercy hospital. Tuesday. Winner :i. 1955. to Mr ami Mrs. U. E. Vllcox of Vene:a. n son. nx r I'l'NTER At the Eugene pounds.' four and one halt ounces. itl!API.EV-At the Pacific Chrls- ., T nrmUey.'-Crow Stage route, a daughter. Oriental Grill Under New Moiiagcmiont , .rv n ght except lltier plnno. bpi"' ' ,ncl phone orders. ia-8-tf O uay, nroiu" New York Orders taken .. ..it? it ."wmameue, after 3 Times f,.r New lcni " ,..:..l.ll. itton. corner cue p. in. 12-30 S(n-, I.,;n. ed C ' ;c.l r )d !'!"ung. nt.orney. 80 Willamette. Phone - . . .,ne Hres vul. Play Sarei "''. ' vulcanltlr.ll cnnir.eo sixth avenue. op Works. ",,"",0SI:"n n-17-1 mo, posits po " . nitfin tuner n m. F. Hicu. K-.- - . Phon. IHW. r House. -to risnli nd Frifi- MWKff'.'tl.-. At - -h I " N GROCERS HOLD BANQUET STATE OFFICERS ARE AMONG .GUESTS OF EVENING - .Members of the J-ano -County Independent Grocers' association and their wives held a banquet In the tea room of the Osburn hotel last night.' ' There wore- approx'mately . 42 persons present. : Among the guests wero-.T. A. Hard.ng, presi dent of th Oregon State Indepen dent Grooers'- i association, J. IVY Sadler, director, and Robert J. Dunkln, secretary, all of Portland. Tho visitors gavo talks on mat ters of interest to tho gronerymen. Following tho bnnquct tho mem bers were entertained with a mus.c program.- JAMES J. CROSSLET Portlnnd. Oregon Candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Sena tor nt tho May 21st, 1926, primar ies, will always bo- present wnen tho senate -is in session looking ac tor all the interests of all the peo pie of Oregon Just as loyally ns ho did When stnto senntor,. u. . ni torney in Alaska nnd a soldier in Frnnce. Represents no. special in torcsts. ... Thurs. 12-31-tf cent per ''",, for ,h0 fur- m of J107.Z7 taxes aad interest i? 1142 43 real property tax ior 194 .ad arrest thereoaVem 111. lift ' " October. 1926. until pld t th. raw nf 10 per tent per annum; for the mr S,r.um tt tSOO.OO rea.oa.We attorney foe. tor the attorney tor th. P'l'"1 herein ; ana ior u. C ' ihl. - .oatlon. which . jds SenlVa. enroh.d and docU.ted la ft. rirk'a" office of wld court m rjoty .n 'h. 4th :?.y..f ?ecemh- 1826. and iaia cu"u - ,.D commanding me In the Sd State ofOron. "Z'cVtZ S K? d Snltti to .ell the, tollowlns aeacnoea Befflnnins at a point 21.11 chains East of the Southwest corner or the Isaac Massey Donation Ckilnt Township 22, South. Range 3. West, thence South 1.70 chains, thence ' West 2.3S chains, thence sooth 4.03 chriins. thence north 88 degrees, 43 . minutes, east 8.32 chains, thence south S degrees. 24 minutes, east 3,00 chains, thence south 13 degrees east 12.60 chains, thence east 7.08 chains to Donation Line between Claim 40 and 41, thence north 6.97 t chains, thence north 22 degrees west ? 2.16 chains, thence north 20 de ? greee west T.lu chulns. thenco west . west 45-lfte chln. thence east 1.00 ' chain, thence north 20 degrees west 6-10 chain, to south boundary oi ibk ; Massy Donation Clalmand thence west ! 1.00 chain, thence north 20 degrees ' 4.73 chains to the beginning point. - containing 16.40 acres more or less, 1 save and excepting therefrom that ; portion deeded to Grant Tower and i Janle Tower, husband and wife on -the 2lst day of August. 1917. said deed recorded on the 28th day of 1 August, 1917, description of which is as follows: Beginning at a point v 21 chnins east and 1.87 chains sont - ih. Mfitit htrnnt corner of the Isaac Massey Donation Land Claim i; No. .39. Township 22 S.. R. 3 weirt I and running thence west 1.32 chains, ' thence south 1.76 ' chains, thence east 1.32 chains, thence north 1.76 chains, to place of beginning, all Ih section 30, .! Township ; 22. South.. ' Range 3, west of the Willamette Meridian In Lane County. Oregon. tiow, therefore, .In the name of th Stnte of Oregon, In compliance with aald execution and order of sale and tn order to satisfy said Judgment, In lerest, attorney's fees, costs of suit anl accruing costs. I will on Saturday the 9th ofi January, 1920. nt the hour of one o'clock, In the afternoon of said day, at the southwest front door of the County Court, house. In Eogene, 'Lans County. Oregon, offer for sale and sell for cash.- at -public auction.- subject ;to redemption aa provided by law, all tha right, title and interest of said defend ant Calapooya Springs Company, a.. cor poration,, 'and -all person! -claiming- by, -through or under them or any or. either of them tn and to said premise. V FRANK E. i TAYLOR, , . Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. - -"'." ( Thurs; 12-10-ft. Jazz Dance Saturday, January 2 Music' fcy ', ., . ,j WENDLING PIRATES ; DONNA, OREGON Old-Time New Year's Eve Celebration ;: -Steven's jHall; . Springfield, r ; Dancing from 9 to 12:30 BARNES' ORCHESTRA Bowling Changed Alley Hando I have taken over. WalkerV interest; 'made :some changes, p.nd. with' the. assistance o my son.purroll,..wul .conduct oame. I invite your patronage. ' .' ' . : '' ' : Elmer Robert s u Roll top oak dosk for salo, extra good quality. Good ns new, can t match It loss than $125. Prico $75. j nhnnn .inin II. narrow ac sso. 12-31-2 Mamzlnes subscriptions taken for any you may desire to renew or .ubscrlb. for new. 100 Second -venue Bast. p--u EUGENES PRINTING CO. . 1047 Willamette Pnon6o. .1 , i ... .' '. ' ia-o-vt NOTinB OF 8IIBniFS"S SALE ON EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE Notlco Is horoby llvon that by virtue of an execution and order ot s o u. foreclosure Issued out of the Circuit Court of L.no County. Oregon, oo tits th day ot noc.moor, n... u. ..... wherein on the 5rd day of Cocornbor 93S. In said court union navies. ..-Ani-nnn nn Oreffen corporanon, plaintiff, rocovorod JudKinont alolnflt tin . rnrnnrntlan for the SUtn of 77ll.7S anil Interest liieron at the rate of 10 per rent per annum trom in, m - March. 126. until psldi for th fur ther sum or $171.7. In.ursnoe premium nnd Inlorc.t thereon at the rate of 10 per eont por annum irom - nf January, 1!. "nl" P"'". 10 rollawlng In.urancol lli.10 and lnt.r from the na usy oi net... '"-,-'" paid ot the rate of 10 por cent per annum. I21.OT and Interest frum th. 3rd day of April. 1025. until paid, at tho rati ot 10 por cent per anhumi 113.71 nnd InteriMt from the 80th day of April, 102B, until pnln. at Iho rale of 10 per cont per nnnuml lO.OD and ... . n,a Kth tiny or June. 102S. until pntd It mo raio m .v m per annum l S.2 and Interest from Oo lobar SO. 1086, until paid at III! rate o( Alter reiusim? lo pose lor a picture, John Rockefeller Prentice, nephew of John D. i..i..,rnii.e ie was snnnncu IWWIvm'l - at Ynle, where he is working his wnv tlirough collcfie. He n'snno scholnrshii) nnd ......bo nioliis ns a telephone r.mr. "A briaht boy," p.r c.nt .r ... , if fr T. N. Dunbar Co. 34 Ninth Ave., Went . Autmobile Tires Extra Low Price ' Quality Goods J; 0x3 Cords ........$9.50 30x3 Fabric ,....;.$8.25 30xi'2 Regular Cord....$8.5S 30x3 'A Oversize Cord $13.65 31x4 Oversize .......:..$18.00 32x4 Oversize $20.55 33x4 Oversize $21.50 32x4V$ Oversize $30.00 All These Tirea Carry ' the Standard Guarantee DR. R. C. VIRGIL : . Osteopathic Physician 1 Hi ollner Bids. Phone 2S81 . Kngcne, Oro. II I I New Years Eve DREAMLAND HALL Thursday Night, Dec. 31 Dancing 9 till 12:30 SPECIAL MUSIC Lots of noiscmakers Lots of fun for all. A good time assured. EVERYBODY WELCOME , ii n . P1CS," Hi Refrigerator!. . "l"-",,"" " Ilnr si ...m nf 11.71 abstrsrtlng lnd in- dlire. "-" ollv0. jterut tuoreon it tb. r.t. t 10 . pit Hirgl. -0' " . . !-!.- 9U1U w IIUM4MMrrV! Ill II Cin