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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1907)
2000 Y ards of Lown 4%c yd One Day Friday Only--Friday morning we will put on sale for one day—Two Thousand Yards of nic« new Lawn—checks, stripes, Falk a dots and floral designs. On sale riday April 19th at yard $1.25 Shirts for 50c Friday and Saturday you can have your choice of a lot uf Men's Shirts worth $1.00 and $1.25. The sizes are broken and we are closing out at ea 50c Men’s 75c Sh'rts 55c Laundry Soap 2c Friday and Saturday will be Special Days in Ladies' Shirt- Waivt-s ard Muslin Underw ar The News is in a position to an nounce from good authority that Springfield will have In the very near future one of the largest foun- dries in the state. The gentleman who is contemplating locating his plant at Springfield was in the city Wednesday making preliminary ar- Friday and Saturday we will sell our best work shirts for 55c. They are great values at this price; Embroidery Sale Saturday NEW INDUSTRY FOR CITY OF SPRINGFIELD Saturday we will place on sale 500 bars of A-1 Laundry Soap; ! not more than 10 bar. to any < one person price per bar < 2c R. W. NEWLAND, rangements. The locating of the foundry, like that of the sash and door factory, the bakery and laundry is through the efforts of the Commercial Club and the liberality of our enterpris- Ing cltizens. They have organized with a determined effort to make Springfield the leading manufactur- Ing city In Oregon, and their earnest efforts are meeting me with the desired results. The above mentioned in- ilustries are nr w past the prospective point and are a certaintyi though it takes time to get the affairs arranged so as to start building operations, However, by the time the weather is settled Springfield will be one of the busiest, liveliest and best towns to found in th«' whole state of Ore gon, and all who do not believe that Springfield Is forging to the front should come and Investigate. tinguished without the use of a hose King was taken before Justice of the Peace Smith Tuesday evening and sent on his way rejoicing with out even imposing a fine. This Is indeed a poor example and does not help in the least to better the moral conditions of the community. New Laundry. Direct information comes to us that a first-class laundry will be established in Springfield within the next thirty days. The project will be partly capitalized by one of our leading business men who has had some experience in the laundry busi ness. The field is certainly large enough for a plant of this kind and we predict success to the undertak ing. Another Business Change. The Springfield Provision Compa ny changed hands this morning, the new proprietors being Messrs. Frank Whiteman and Chas. Hardt. Both young men are well known here, hav ing been engaged at the Peoples’ meat market for the past several months. News. RESENTS ATTACK ON UNIVERSITY A Canyon City, Or., dispatch say«: County School Superintendent C. J. McIntosh received this week copies of the State University appropriation' referendum petition, accompanied by a circular letter from C. H. Walker, corresponding aocretary of the Linn county council. Patrons of Husband ry. Mr. McIntosh at once returned the petitions, accompanied by a vig orous protest against the movement. He stated that he is opposed to the proposed use of the referendum, and will do ail he can to defeat it. “In reply to your de«‘laration that 'public school officials ought to stand in with us on the referendum,’ ” says McIntosh's leter, “you must permit me to think differently. "We recog nize the state university as the log +♦♦+♦+♦++++♦++♦♦ ical and legal head f the public ♦ school system, a d fail to see how it COI XTY WILL BE OCT + can be crippled without damage to OF HEBT s ATI RDAY + the whole system. The elementary +♦ anil secondary hools of the system Sheriff Fisk today turned + have been granted increased appro- over to County Treasurer + priations, and so should the head. Eastland the sum of $121,- ♦ “Taxpayers some two years ago 819.78, tax money collected ♦ were held up on measures less pop by him, which is the largest ♦ ular, and are now paving the cost— turnover in the history of the ♦ over 236,000. I cannot be a party to county. Treasurer Eastland ♦ further pillage. informs the Guard that on ♦ “I take pleasure in calling your at next Saturday the county ♦ tention to the fact that there are oth will be entirely out of debt, ♦ er branches of your truly noble order All outstanding warrants ♦ taking broader views of this referen will be called in at that time ♦ dum movement, and have repudiated as there is enough money in ♦ your Hi-considered action.” the treasury now to pay off ♦ It is not thought likely that many all indebtedness. ♦ names can be secured in this part of ♦ the ¡Mate. leave Eugene, however,and will make thia city bls p rmanent home. He will devote most of his attention to his fine t rchard and vineyard, between Eugene ami Springfield, and will sup ply the pulpit here in case of the ab sence of tlie regular minister when ever such occasion demands. Dr. Loveridge will lie greatly mis Bad Mun Witli Booze. sed by the members of Ills congre Rev. I). E. Loveridge, who has been A young man by the name of gation, but they, as well as the cit rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal church izens of the city in general, are glad King who halls from the forks of the Kantiani and who has gained of this city for the past eighteen that he is not to Heave Eugene. some linen viable notoriety in Spring years, has handed in his resignation, field heretofore, was arrested last, to take effect as Boon as his successor A miyvelous preparation contain is chosen. Bishop Scadding will be ing the constituent elements of "fe. Thursday and placed in durance vile for making himself obnoxious and here about the 1 Sth of May, at which Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea disturbing the tranquility of the city. time the name of the minister to suc cures when all else has failed, 35c, ♦♦++♦♦++♦+♦+♦++ ♦ Shortly after his Incarceration smoke ceed Dr. Loveridge will probably lie tea or tablets. Linn Drug Co. was seen to issue from the "calaba- announced. The reason for Dr. Lov-1 erldge’s resignation Is his advanced i I am still renovating ail kinds of zo," accompanied by yells which the age, he having passed the 84th mile feathers, both new and old, bedding Oregon maidens to tlie Jamestown stone in life's pathwey. He feels and pillows, at 180 East Sth street. exposition would do well to emulate. that he Is no longer able to perform Will call and get them and return The fire alarm was turned in, but the duties required of a growing par them. Get ticks washed if necessary. further than a quick response by our A resident of Igirane today inform ♦ ♦ ♦+♦♦♦♦+♦++++♦++ efficient hos«' company, there was ish, and has finally decided to give Phone Black 2642. D. R. Lakin. ♦ ♦ “nothing doing" as the fir«* was ex- ed the Guard that it is the general ♦ dw m3 way to a younger man. He will not Mexico City, April 15—The ♦ i belief thtft the bandit with whom 1 Mel Fenwick had such a tussle the ♦ towns of Chilpancingo and ♦ I other day. is dead. Two young men ♦ Chilapa., in the state of Gut- ♦ were yesterday in the vicinity of the ♦ reero, were destroyed by an ♦ I place where the posse lost track of ♦ earthquake last night, Elev- ♦ 'the fellow in their oearch for him af ♦ en are known to have been ♦ ter the encounter with Fenwick, and ♦ killed and 27 injured, The ♦ they report that the buzzards are cir ♦ shocks continue today and ♦ cling around a dense jungle which ♦ the people are panic stricken. ♦ ♦ the fellow was known to have entered ♦ . and it is believed they sre feeding on I his body. It is exp«»cted that some I day the man's bones will be found in Albany, N. Y., April la.—The ! that thicket. strongest and longest earthquake shock ever recorded by the seismo M arici ed . graph in the state museum here since At the home of the bride’ father, the instrument was installed, began at Saginaw, Oregon, April 13. 1907, at 1:14 a. m. today and continued Henry H. Owen and Miss Bertha more than two hours. The record M. Ingraham. Rev. J. E. Gardner, was much more pronounced than that of the M. E. church, officiating. during the San Francisco earthquake, At the methodist parsonage in Eu of last April. The maximum vibra gene. today, April 16, Miles Henley tion was so severe as to swing the Pitcher and Miss Myrtle Wicks, both pendulum clear off the recording in of Cottage Grove, Rev. I). H. Trini dicator. le officiating DR. LOVERIDGE TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION LORANE BANDIT BELIEVED GREAT EARTHQUAKE IS TO HAVE DIED NOTED BY SEISMOGRAPH PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE SOLD BY J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SONS Will Exhibit at Eugene fri 5\ pril 26 * 100 22 F amous E questrians IS Daring Asriaiists K erry C lowns 12 « \ I A) Le Fleur OIBLE LENGTH 10 Lovely Ladies of F Foaea on a Graa* I Il leas Form in Classic Pa<1eatal 11 Arab'»11 Tumblers O<* .« a bratod 359 HORSES MUSEUM 109 SHETLAND PON Ì BALLET) Double Menagerie I! Real Roman ...rr„. , Scores of Trained Wild Beasti' EDNA Th» Only Lady in the Emir« World who throw» SOMERSAULTS on tha Naked Fiack of a Swiftly Running Korea ThJiiaring Roman Chariot Races SEALS & SEA LIONS A COMPLETE JAPANESE CIRC'JS 9 SENSATIONAL EQUILIBRISTS Only Lady Japanese Joists ii Am'rica 20 Aftonlshinj Ar? rob. it a HIGHEST JUMPING HC RSES nrnnr nCDKi*l «AL«il/3*-a uAl Ui%iU«iA4 l LLI 11A CAMELS. LIANAS IND BOS INOICUS CA - >«/'•-K'A,G HORSES TRAINED ¡M72RTE0 ARABIAN STALLIONS SIPES1 GARLANb ENTREE Fighting the Drug Trust Recorded at Washington. Eighth Grade Examinations. Washington, April 15.—According The eighth grade final examina to the weather bureau an earthquake tion for the public schools will be of great intensity was recorded at held Washington early today, lasting over May 16. 17. 1907. _ two hours. June 13, 14, 1907. Teachers who have pupils ready City of Mexico. April 14.—An for th»* examination should notify me earthquake lasting four and a half of the number of questions wanted minutes startled this city tonight. and the name of the person appoint The earth rocked tn a long, swinging ed to conduct the examination at motion, terrifying the Inhabitants but least 15 days before the date for doing no damage so far as can be which the questions are wanted. learned at this city. Clocks stopped W. B. DILLARD. at 11:34 p. m. (Mexican time) and County Superintendent. the perceptible motion of the earth ceased at 11:3SH. The telegraph BLACKSMITHING wires were put out of commission have purchased the interest of and for a short time the city was in partner, A W Gilbert, in the darkness owing to the failure of the The asphalt on one blacksmithing business in the old electric lights Weldemann brewery building on of the principal business streets of West Seventh street, near Olive, I the city was cracked open for a dis have added a horse shoeing depart tance of 10 yards People fled from ment to the shop and will do black their homes into the streets. Representatives of the Associated smithing tn all line«. A share of the Press made rapid searches over the public patronage Is solicited. rtty. bnt nothing beyond cracked m5 dw SHERMAN HELLER. walls and small fissures could be 437 W1LLAMETTF STREET found. At the police stations no is the place where you get those deaths had been reported up to 12:40 nice!,, retouched stamps and photos, a m. A wall on Santiago street col d w It a . A. SIMMONS. lapsed. killing a number of horses and wounding five men No other remedy on earth in so good for children as Rocky Mountain A I »unity For Burns. Tea; makes them eat, sleep and Dr. Bergin, Pana. Ill., writes: “1 grow Bright eyes, rosy cheeks. 35 have used Ballard's Snow Liniment; cents. tea or tablets. Linn Drug Co. always recommended it to my friends, as I am confident there is no J. C Macy, of Coburg, who pur better made. 'It is a dandy for chased the residence property at the burns' Those who live on farms southwest corner of Wwt Eighth sre especially Hable to many acci and Lincoln street« last winter, Is dents. cuts, burns, bruises, which moving the cottage on the corner to heal rapidly when Ballard s Snow the rear portion of the lot and will Liniment is applied It should al erect a fine two-story residence In Its ways be kept In the house for rases place this summer. He hss not yet of emergency. 25c. 50c and |1. For decided upon the plans and the cost sale by Linn Drug Co. of the building is not known, but It will be an ornament to that part of The finest display of carpets and the city. Mr. Macy and family will rugs ever seen In Eugene at aston- occupy the cottage until the new Ishtngly Tow prices. Campbell-Fell- house is completed. man Company. i I I c (and incidentally all other trusts) for giving you merchandise for less than others ask, is our busi ness—the line of business we fol low ’ dvely—and a good thing to remember is:- If Stanleys * - have it the Price is Less Cuticura Soap, the trust's price 25c, our price............. i'uticurn Ointment, th«* trust's price 50c, our price. . Pears' Scarp, M-cntrtl, the trust's price 25c, our price. Pear's Soap, unsceiited, ill«* trust's price 2<>c, our price 19c 39c 19c Liquid Veneer, the trust's price 50c, our price. . . . Rtihifoum, tlie trust's price 25c, our price.................. Mi'iiiieii's Talcum Powder, tlie trust's price 25c, our price lite William's Shaving Soap, tin- trust's price lOc, our price 9 Colgate'« Kliavlng Soap, tlie trust's price lOc, our price Eutliymol Tooth Paste, tlie trust's price 25c, our price 23c, our price Dr. Lyons'. Tooth Powder, the trust's price 25c, Bromo Seltzer, the trust's price 10c, our price Bromo Seltzer, tile trust's price 25c, our price llroino Seltzer, the trust's price 5Oc, our price. 19c 7c 19c 39c 19c 15c Allen's Foot Fjise, tlie trust's price 25c, our price. . Allcock's Porous Plasters, tlie trust's price 25c, our price Smith's Dandruff Pomade, tlie trust's price 5Oc, our prlc»* 39c Carter's Little Liver Pills, tlie trust's price 25c, our trice Diamond Dyes, tlie trust's price 10c, our price .... Woodbury's Facial Soap, the trust's price 25c, our p.'ice Packer's Tar Soap, the trust's price 25c, our price. . 19c 7c 19c 19c I I Murray A- Laninun's Florida Wat«*r, the trust's price 25c, I our price ........................................................................... 19c Perfumes, the trust's price 35c, our price.................. 25c 7c Blue Seal Vaseline, the trust's price lOc, our price. . 4c Poz.zoni's Face Powder, tin* trust's price 5Oe, our price 39c l^t Bloch«* Face Powder, tile trust's price 30c, our price 39c Robertine, tlie trust's price 50»', our price.................. 39c ('a nielli no, tlie trust's price 54k', our price................ 39c Pettit's Eye Salve, th«* trust's price 25c, our price . . 19c Hanson's Corn Salve, tlie trust's price 25c, our price. . 19c London Corn Plasters, the trust's price 25c, our price 19c Round Corn Plasters, the trust's price 15c, our price. 10c Package Court Plaster, the trust's price lOc, our price 3c Sozodont, small, the trust's price 25c, our price. . 19c Barry's Tricopherous, tlie trust's price 5<h-, our price 39c Buhach Insect Powder, tlie trust's price 25c, our price 15c B<Hows Powder Gun, tlie trust's price 13c, our price 7c S»'i«llitz. Powders, (lie trust's price 25c, our price. . 15c Xew Skin Court Plaster, tlie trust's price 10c, our price 7r Herpieide, tlie trust's price SOc, our price.................. 39c ( oke Dandruff Cure, th«* trust's price SOc, our price 39c Fletcher'« (’»Moria, the trust's price 35e, our price. . 25C < alifornln Syrup of Figs, the trust's price 30c, our price 39r (iernian Cologne, the trust's price 1Oc, our price .... Extra Special this week only Tanglefoot Fly Paper A Box (25 Double ShjeLs) 25c The regular retail price is 50c WE BUY FOR LESS STANLEYS WE SELL FOR LESS 612 Willamette St., Eugene, Or I I
