Eugene weekly guard., February 21, 1907, Image 4

ILLNESS OF
JUROR DELAYS
BINGER'S TRIAL
WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
Chittlm bark—8@5lie.
Wool—18© 21c.
Poultry, Egg«, etc.
Eggs Per doz., 17 cents
c.
Dairy butter—Per roll, 50©
creamery, 75c. per roll.
Hens--Per lb., 11c.
Frys—Per lb., 11 cents.
Geese—5 0 6c.
Ducks—Per lb., 8@10c.
Turkeys—16c.
Frails, Yegetabh-«. Etc.
Potatoes—Per cwt , $1.15.
Onions—Per lb., lc.
Lemons—Per case, $4.50.
Green Apples—Per box, 50 0 75c
Oranges— $2.50 @ 3.00.
Livestock Market.
There’sNothingLikeThatinOurFanii
MEAT AND MILK
INSPECTOR
That’s good sound American truth, when you see a
White Rotary with its new and exclusive features,
FOR EUGENE ball bearings in both treadle and stand wheel, auto­
move stocks when arrivals are heavy,
for low cost of fresh meats and com-
petitio nof frozen goods make high
maintain.
Fresh .Meat-* Steady.
There were rather fill receipts of
dressed veals anil hogs today, but in
i spite of short arrivals at the stock-
yards there was no urgent demand
At the regular meeting of the Eu­
except for fancy veals and good fat
block porkers. Prices remain steady gene Merchants’ Protective Associa­
at quotations, though poor quality tion last evening the matter of a milk
was shaded today In several instanc- and meat inspector for Eugene was
brought up and discussed thoroughly,
1 es.
Hop« Make No Advance.
although no definite action was tak­
Reports from the East and abroad en. The question may be acted up­
are not at present very encouraging on at a later date. The fact was
to holders for an advance. Orders brought out that a great deal of un­
are at even lower than last week, clean and perhaps diseased meat was
but growers generally are tenacious, being sold by peddlers in this city,
land will not sell at the low figures and the association intends to see
'offered—under 10 cents.
that this is stopped. The matter will
The situation Is variously stated to be taken up with the proper authori­
lie controlled by speculators and the ties and the appointment of an offi­
big brewers, and just how long this cial to see that the law is complied
¡control can be held is, of course, not with in regard to the sale of pure
a matter given out for publication.
meat and milk here will be asked.
The English market has remained
Fire IiisuriinceCompiiiiy.
, stationary for two or three months
Another matter ot public interest
for Pacific coast goods.
brought up at the meeting was that
of organizing among the merchants
Portland Quotations.
a mutual insurance company. This
Creamery butter—32 14 c.
has been discussed at various times
Eggs—2214 c.
in the past, but no action has been
Chickens—10® 13 14 c.
¡taken, further than to appoint a com­
Wheat—Valley,
blue-
mittee, which will report at the next
stem, 71 <8 72c.
meeting of the association.
Oats—$27® $23.
Barley—$21.00® 22.00.
Hay — Timothy, $13.00® $14.00
vetch, $7.50® $8.00.
Mohair—Choice, 2 C © 2 8c.
Wool—Valley, coarse to medium,
21®22c.
Mena, Ark., Feb. 10.
Hops—190(1 crop—10© 12c.
Dear Guard:—YVill you kindly
Potatoes- $1.25@$1.50 per cwt.
grant me a little space in your val­
Onions—85c@ $1.25.
uable paper? I have more friends
Chittlm bark—New stock, 514(
in Lane county than I can write to
6 14 c per lb.
separately, and I wish to say to them
Beef steers—$3.25@4.25.
that I am enjoying better health than
Cows—$2.25 @ 3.50.
I have for several years, and the I
Hogs—$6.50@ $7.25,
climate here is simply immense. I |
Calves—$4.50 @ 5.00.
have been out in the sunshine grub- j
Sheep—$6.00 @6.25.
bing and mowing briars, sawing, etc.,
and gaining weight and strength.
YVe have calyheate and other medi-I
cal waters here. Mena is 1400 feet j
above sea level and Is a division point '
on the Kansas City Southern rail­
road, and the population is 6000. '
G. YV. Griffin, president of the Grif­
¡The city has a municipal water sys­
fin Hardware Company, of this city, I
tem, a 35,000 barrel oil tank, and
and Miss Elizabeth Schooling were I
many other modern improvements.
married at noon today st. Seattle.
As long as I live I expect to retain
They will be in Eugene within a lew 1
a warm spot in my heart for my
days and will make their home here. I
friends in Lane county.
Miss Schooling was for two or threo j
D. R. WOOD.
years, until last fall, a pop'ilr.r sales­
matic drop head, the new automatic release tension,
YV; /.ligton, D. C., Feb. 19.—On
large bobin holding almost a spool of thread, solid
account of the sickness of Juror H.
golden oak wood, quarter sawed hanging center panel
C. Grimes the Hermann case was
and swell front. Note its light running qualities, its
again postponed this morning. YY hen
simplicity, handsome fiinish, durability and rotary
the time came to begin the trial by
shuttle movement,. No matter what kind of machine
the Introduction of testimony before
the Jury Grimes was unable to ap­
you are using, it cannot be compared with the WLite
pear. The whole jury was then dis­
Rotary. That’s why its called the world over
charged, the eleven sound men being
retained for the new panel.
Ten
more talesmen are to be summoned
from whom to select the twelfth.
Steers—Per lb., 30 314 c.
The trial will be resumed tomorrow
The White Is King because we know it to be the acme of perfection, the res
Good cows—3c.
if the additional juryman can be se­
exhausting
study of sewing machine construction, the expenditure of a fortune in J
Good prime dressed ves—6© 7c.
cured meanwhile.
Mutton on foot —Per lb., I *4 @ 5c.
It Is a general concession that the
ments alone.
Fat hogs Per lb., 614 0 6%-
government’s position Is materially
The White Rotary is a lock stitch pure and simple, but should the need
Grain ai-tl Feed.
strengthened by Justice Stafford s
Ch- at hav—Per ton, >7
trifling shuttle adjustment will produce the chain stitch; it’s practically too machine
ruling yesterday that th»- pros» « utlon
Timothy hay—Per ton, $9.
may file an amended bill of partic­
one. The only Rotary Machine equipped with thread cast off or anti-dogging ;
Oats—Per bushel, 37c.
ulars, in which to set forth Its inten-
which prevents the tangling or knotting of threads in the shuttle race.
With their. 1
Bran
—
Per
ton,
$19.
tentlon to offer in evidence letters
Mixed feed—Per ton, $21.
from Hermann to diff«-r<nt persons
on the White Rotary Machine you are able to do embroidery and battenberg workwi
Shorts—Per ton, $23.
on alleged public business.
extra attachments, so when supplied with the chain stitch, there is nothing to bed- J
The government will attempt to
Wheat Per bushel, 62c.
prove by former clerks and steno­
a sewing machine that can’t be done on a White Rotary. If interested till out the «
Portland Market
graphers in Hermann's office that
below and have the White brought to your 1. >me and demonstrated by our expertw J
is
Partland, Or., Feb.
they took copies of three letters in
cost or obligation to buy.
copy books which Hermann destroy­ the season when Portland depends
largely upon California for what we
ed.
In
designate ‘spring' vegetables,
Some of the Admitted Letters.
Of the letters admitted yesterday tlie cities east of the Rockies the v-
I •
in evidence many were written to etables now offered here are regard­
people In Oregon. About 50 were to ed as almost unseasonable, and be­
George (' Brownell, one of which dis­ sides, the severe weatiier at tills
cussed the senatorial election of 190 1 time of year in that section pre­
and said that when the two candi­ cludes hte handling of anything ex­
dates then mentioned were out of cept the few things that the rich can
the way Hermann’s name could be afford to buy.
it happens, therefore, that toma­
brought up. The other letter was to
Dr. C. E. laiomis, of Eugene City, toes, asparagus, peas and similar pro­
ducts coming up from the southland
and referred to the same subject.
Other letters were on land office are practically luxuries "back East,"
business. One, to Senator Mitchell, and figure in but a small way in their
of Oregon, refers to a telegram YY'. E. markets.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
Burke sent to the senator relating to
For Instance, two carloads ot mix­
534 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon.
desert land selections,
ed early vegetables arrived here this
Phone Black I5i J
mann wrote, would be
morning and were simply snapped up
soon as possible.
by retailers, who are able to put
G entlemen :-
Other letters were to YV. G. Steele, them on sale in open front stores
Please have your White Rotary Sewing Machine
J. T. Bridges and Peter H. Ward, of without fear of weather conditions.
Portland, John IL Hall, then district
New asparagus in supply equal to
brought to the address below for my inspection without
attorney, anil to C. E. Loomis, as local and shipping wants was In­
cost or obligation to buy.
special agent of Secretary Hitchcock, cluded in the lot, and Is selling at
advising him of the resignation of F. 25c. Beets, carrots, radishes, arti-
Name._______________ ________
Phone Black
YV. Mondell a., assistant commission­ chokes, cucumbers, tomatoes, cab­
1511
er of the general land otlli-e. When bilge, cauliflower mid peas were In
Address
the introduction of evidence before the lots coming in this morning. lady in F. E. Dunn's store in this
IRYTNG i . EMS.
city.,
going
from
here
to
Everett,
the jury begins the defense will claim l'rlces were well maintained.
Wash., where she has been since.
tho ruling of the court on the filing
A car ot celery was also dis­
(Special Correspondence.)
of the amended bill by the govern tributed this morning and was In Their many friends are agreeably
Irving, Feb. 20.—Mrs. Bryce,
surprised
to
hear
of
their
marriage
meat in not good law, and In case of good shape.
daughter of J. E. Barnum, came up
(Special Correspondence.)
and tender congratulations.
a conviction will probaldy base an ap­
Citrus Fruits Go Well
front Portland last YVedne3day to re­
Poverty Ridge, Feb. 13.—Thse
peal on the ruling.
Three cars of oranges and a lot ri f
main with her parents for a few­ "Young Ladies’ Society for the Dis­
UNITY ITEMS.
fancy tangerines came in yesterday
months.
Mrs. Bryce's husband died tribution of Aprons" held their reg­
(Special Correspondence.)
evening anil were meeting with good
in Portland about a month ago. She ular fortnightly meeting last Wed­
Unity,
Feb.
20.
—
The
Booth-Kelly
!
Is made of coiled spring steel wire.
»KY
sale today at the prevailing ‘quota­ Company has replaced its boom on has the sympathy of many friends, nesday evening at the home of the
!
The best fence made.
The article In yeste,day's morning tions.
the Winberry creek which the recent for she was well and favorably known president, Miss Wells. The proceeds
Built
for
all
kinds of stock, also poultry.
There
Is
quite
an
Improvement
re
­
in
this
vicinity.
paper asserting that medicated neat
of the last sale were voted to be sent
high water took out. This makes
YY’ill Simmons, of Riverview, vis­ to the relief of the earthquake suf­
Sold by
eggs were not mark-- able was evi- j ported In fruit shipments from this the third boom the company has put
dently Inspired by ni.il'e.*. The fac's distributing point in both citrus in this winter on this stream.
ferers at Kingston. We are pleased
The ited with Mrs. YV, B. Yates Sunday.
Rev. Jones, presiding elder of the to note the steady progress this so­
are just the opposite and farmers fruits and apples.
company is also puttii g in cribs on
Country Produce.
and poultrymen ar? using these eggs Í
the creeks, where the banks are cut­ U. B. church, preached two discours­ ciety has made since its organiza­
Egg receipts were again quite ting, for protection.
es in Irving Sunday. He and Rev. tion, and wish for its continued suc­
more and more, as they pad their
EUGENE, OREGON
heavy,
but from what could be learn-
hens will lay mor« and set better .
E. N. Parker uas ordered material ¡Simpson went to Goshen Monday to cess.
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when these egg« are used. Also ed from dealers they were not quite for a telephone tine from Dexter to hold services at that place.
We wish to congratulate Rube
Mrs. Lucas YY’heeler and sisters, Willet on his appearance since the
they are tile gn.ite.il exte miuator heavy enough to break the market Springfield.
Several parties from
DIED OF PNEUMONIA
IT SHIX« OPERATIOXS OX
¡the Misses Spencer, were visitors in tonsorial artist of the ridge wielded
ot vermin that Infe-.t poultry homies to any appreciable extent, The de- this section are taking shares.
DRAIN-COOS BAÏU
maud from local retailers and out­
Irving
one
day
last
week.
Flossy
Helen
Huff
was
born
in
yet discovered.
It seems that spring has come, or
the sheep shears on his woolly locks.
side
sources
is
not
quite
keeping
pace
Dennison, Iowa, December 29, 1889,
M. L. Bussard and wife returned Verily the world do move.
The publication of the article re­
at least the weather indications are
Work on the Drain-Coos Bay
ferred to in a lo- il paper was no with receipts, lint at the same time such and gardening is the order ot from Albany last Friday.
Alex McDowell has a long head. and died at her home near Walker road has been moving slowly
no
great
accumulation
is
apparent.
Rev.
Callison
and
wife
were
in
doubt a i ns - of spl.e work, intended
the day.
He hung a grubbing hoe on the Xmas station February 3, 1907, aged 17
Poultry shows an Improved tone,
to In.’vr« a suceeisful business in.m
Taxes In this district are high.with Irving Sunday. He preached at the tree for his ten-year-old son, and I years, 1 month and 5 days. The winter, but with the advent ot:'
In n dlsreptu l it«, underhanded way., mid good fat hens mid young chick­ an additional ten mills road tax and Christian church at 11 o’clock.
now we are told Jimmie has about a cause of her death was pneumonia. the work will be pushed alongte
Spring, beautiful spring, has made ton of grape root on hand. He ex­ She united with the first M. E. church
but It will slmplv have an opposite ens bring 13*4 0 14c. A lot of East­ I ten mills school tax.
The S. P. Co. has comment-
its appearance, it would seem, judg­ pects to ship as soon as the present at Cottage Grove January 13, was
effect from t'i-i’ Intended. The value ern dressed chickens coming In a day
erations for the building of ac
M IIH 'OI. Y ITEMS.
ing from many conditions about us, car shortage is relieved.
of the medí a -I eg;,.-i ’s too well or so tends to keep live chickens
baptized January 20.
She was a
and warehouse near the Ga::
and as of yore.the surroundings cause
know n <> i,e nrcli ii'ilt.v I li suit-. • from going up to midwinter prices,
member
of
the
Sunday
schood
and
Jake Smallwood has accepted a po­
(Special Correspondence.)
mid
the
trade
seems
to
be
well
satis
­
the soul of those who are in love with sition as traveling salesman for the Epworth League.
manner.
She graduated Creamery for unloading and «' j
Marcola. Feb. 20.—F. C. Young re-
fied with the present conditions, say­
nature to break forth in songs of Ten Minute Corn Cure Company. He from the eighth grade of the public their supplies. Thirty thousau
StibwrilH* for Die Weekly Guard.
ing that a higher market falls to turned from Portland Monday.
praise.
expects to leave next week for parts school of Cottage Grove in 1906 and rels of cement will be unloaded’ -
YValter Price left for Eugene Mon­
The balmy days and budding veg­ unknown.
i was a member of the hig hschool at as soon as the wharf is ready
day.
etation call forth the usual number
■the time of her death. The funeral S. P. steamers will bring 1»
Bill Christler is driving delivery
ADVlllifiSED LETTERS.
of people who are thus inspired to
; services were conducted in the supplies. The work on the rw K
wagon for Price & Weber.
church at Walker by her pastor. J. L. said to be very heavy on acwn:
I The Marcola wagon bridge, which give vent to their long pent up feel­
Eugene, Or. February 20.
ings and the world Is deluged with
Beatty. There were present from the tunneling and bridge»-
was washed out, is to be rebuilt
Anderson, Ernest.
productions of both poetry and prose
Cottage Grove J. I. Jones, superin­ bridges will be required M* '
as soon as the lumber can be hauled.
Barnes, Mrs. lleana P.
until one catches the enthusiasm and
tendent of the M. E. Sunday school, Drain and Elkton on Elk creel
| Ben Pinkham, the yard foreman
Copperwaite, Willard S.
is almost wafted away with the music
Fred YV’aehlte, president of the Ep­ will take at least two years W
| for the Hyland Lumber Company, is
Darby, Henry.
of
the
birds,
etc.
Yet
all
these
things
worth League, J. M. Isham, leader of plete the road this far.—Gif*
I going to run the S. P. Co.’s yard at
Dickey, C. E.
have their place and the world is
the choir, also members of the Sun- Gazette.
I Marcola.
Employment Office.
made better thereby.
;day
school, league and choir. The
Flaherty, Ed.
YVE II YY E JUST RECEIY ED l LUIGE ISSORTMI XT OF
Even from the Mountain?
league
and church furnished two
How's This?
Rising From Hie Grave.
Grinberg, D.
Ballard’s Snow Liniment is P* .¿J
YY
e
offer
one
hundred
dollars
re
­
beautiful
and
expensive
floral
pieces.
A
prominent
manufacturer,
YVm.
I YM Y GLASS YY YRE Will« Il XX I Mill. PIUS! XT TO Olli ITS-
Hart, A. E.
for the good it does. A sure«1“
|
sard for any case of catarrh that can­ A Fertwell, of Lucama, N. C., re­
The high school sent a wreath of rheumatism and all pains.
Hill. Earl.
i
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure lates a most remarkable experience
K »Mi lls I Iti I OF < II \IK.I
green. Music was furnished by the W. Loving, of Grand Junction-1
Mabue, H. C.
F J CHENEY CO , Toledo, O
He says:
After taking less than
M. E. choir of Cottage Grove. The writes: "I used Ballard’s Sno»-
We. the undersigned, have known threo bottles of Electric Bitters. I
I I I IIX PI III II ISE Ol DRY GOODS t'lOl XTING TO 82.50
McGinley. Patrick.
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years feel like one rising from the grave.
remains were interred in the ceme­ iment last winter for rheuo- :
Mickey, Mrs.
I X Ill i I s lol IO
and believe him perfectly honorable My trouble is Bright's Disease in
tery at YYalker. She leaves to mourn and can recommend it as the H
Miller, James.
In all business transactions and fi- the Diabetes stage. • fully believe
her death many friends, a father, liniment on the market. I
THEY IRE OX
uancinPy able to carry out any ob­ Electric Bitters will cure nie pernia-
Mitchell, Robt. II.
at the time I was taken do»»
mother, three brothers, and four sls- this trouble, that it would bea’”jg
ligations made bv his firm,
Pancoast, [.aura L.
idy stopped
YValiting, Klnnan A Marvin.
r c implications
ters, who have the sympathy of all before I could get about, but
Peters, YY. J.
YY'hol. sale Druggists. Toledo. O.
me for | ears."
"ho know them.—Cottage Grove plying your liniment several -
Reade,
F.
M.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, tak«-n inter­
De I.ano drug-
during the night I was abouti:-
Western Oregon.
YY agner. Almo.
nally acting directly upon the blood
Fri
hours and well in three days. ’
i
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Warren. John.
by Linn Drug Co.
THE TEXAS WONDER
Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c
PIONEER REUNION
J. L. •’AGE P. M.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Cures all kidney, bladder and rht'i-
All residents of Eugene who have FOR SALE—Hop yard, ten *
Tak.- Hall's Family PiUs for con­ matlc troubles; sold by ail druggists
stipation.
lived in the city or Lane countv for
very rich bottom land, in
A \ aluablc Lesson.
or two months’ treatment by mail i i flx ye*fs aso 1 learned a valtia- forty years or more, are requested
yielding hops, *4 mile fro»'
Young married people and old ones for II
Dr. E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive M.eiT,i *.rt,es •’ohn p'ea»nt. of
gene. Use of dry house two.**
to meet at the Commercial Club Fri­
too.
stteet. S. Louis. Mo. Send fot tes­
a;., n<1' "* ,ht’n began tak- day evening. February 22. for an old-
Inquire of Edith B. Linton
,1>r K1"K s New Life Pills, and
That have no children to laugh and timonials. Sold by Hull's Drug Store,
phone Farmers 33.
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. ,'’ne’’r..1 ,ake them the better 1 time reunion and banquet. Let all
coo.
4 W it
nd them
They please everybody, who meet these requirements come
Find their troubles will Tittle ones ’
WOOD
CONTRACTORS
YVASTC
itat 25c
at
L- 1>e Lano’ dru«; out and have a good time.
CASTOniA,
be
Any one wanting cont-acts 10 I
th»
KM
vtu
Hiw
1
«
jiy
8. H. FRIENDLY,
If they take Rocky Mountain Tea.
liver several thousand COf^JH
S. B. EAKIN,
Linn Drug Co.
wood, they or we to fiirni*1
F. YV. OSBURN,
wood, call on the Eugene
g
Committee.
Company,
ml
D. R, WOOD WRITES
FROM MENA. ARK,
WALTER GRIFFIN AND
MISS SCHOOLING MARRIED
.."The Incomparable White
..Spring Specials Now On
To start the spring WHITE CAMPAIGN we will give
to the first Twenty-Five purchasers an allowance of five
dollars ($5.00) upon receipt of the blank below
White Sewing Machine Exchanj
534
Willamette
Street
Eugene
Oregon
Pa^e W oven Wire Fenci
i J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON!
Free Glassware
Nicklin
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