I ROBERTS BROS Ji
“Toggery”
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MODERN WOOD
MEN HAVE BIG
CELEBRATION
The streets of Eugene have had the
all day of some city in a eountr y
$10.00 to $25.00: air
of militarism, for the whole morning
I the streets were dotted with the gor
geous uniforms of the members of
- - - - $5.00: the
various teams of the lodges ot
Modern Woodmen who have sent
- - - - $3.00:: the
members to the celebration and adop
tion of the order of the second dis
• $5.00 to $8.00 H tonight
trict at Eugene this afternoon and
Men’s Suits
Stetson Hats
Rembe Hats
Panama Hats
Straw, Crash and other Hats, 25 Cents
to $2.50
♦♦
Fancy Vests and all kinds of
Gents* Furnishings
♦♦
554Willamette St
WHAT A
DOLLAR
WILL DO
American Mutual Benefit Association
Portland, Oregon
COSTS ONLY $1.00
PER MONTH
.<* J* J*
Membership Fee $5.00
,* j» >
Pays for the first week of
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Ml 2:30 o’clock a grand parade
marched from the armory to Eighth
street, thence east one block, and
thence south to Eleventh, and from
there back to Eighth to the City
park. There the contests of the af
ternoon were held, the following priz
es being offered:
Tug-of-war between team» of For
esters. 56.
Foot-race, for fat. men, 52.
Foot-race, for lean men. 52
Highest running jump. 51.50.
Besides these prizes the camp hav
ing the largest number of its mem
bers in the procession at 7:30 p. m.
this evening will receive 55.
The second district comprises Lane,
Douglas, Josephine, Jackson, Coos,
and Curry counties, and from the
camps in each delegates have come,
filling the town with visitors, who
are being treated as the guests of the
whole city us well as of the local
camp. The exact number of dele
gates present will not be known until
tonight, but Is estimated at over 100.
Murphy and Bort.
On this afternoon’» train from the
south National Directors Murphy and
Bort, of the .Modern Woodmen, arriv
ed, and will be the guests of honor
and the chief speakers of the meet
ing tonight.
This afternoon they
talked at the park after tho contests
were over
The two directors were
met at the depot by two teams of for
esters and escorted tc their hotel, af
ter which the procession was formed.
Meeting Tonight.
The real feature of the convention
will be tonight, for then ft is adver
tised there will be about 200 adop
tions at the Woodman hall, the work
to be done by the Eugene and Cot
tage Grove degree teams. Then, too.
there will be a program of speakers
and a royal banquet for the delegates
and local members and the candi-
dates.
Exercises Tills Afternoon.
At the opening of the exercises in
the park this afternoon Hon. M. A.
Miller, of Linn county, and a regent
of the university, spoke briefly, and
was followed by Director Murphy, of
Kansas, who urged all men who de
sired a good fraternal Insurance or
ganization to Join
the Woodmen.
Bort came next and told of the busi
ness end of the lodge. In the Mod
ern Woodmen there are at the pres
ent time 867,00(1 members, and every
month thousands more are joining.
The athletic contests were then
pulled off. It took the team repre
senting Cottage Grove just one min«
ute to pull the team representing Eu
gene in the tug-of-war contest. Alon
zo Bartlett, of Eugene, captured the
fat man'» race and Walter Pickens,
of Crow, the lean man's race, The
high jump was most exciting, Pick-
an» and Eearl Berlin, both of Crow,
tlelng at a height of about five feet.
green condition this morning. Car
■ of Los Angeles cabbage also In
Strawberries are lower again with
the accumulation of California sup-
piles. Some fair-quality goods sold
as low as 51 today. Oregon berries
in larger supply at 20 and 25c a box.
Corn meal Is advanced 11c in bales,
and 10 cents per hundred pounds in
50s. Hominy advanced 10c for bales.
Cherries in larger supply, with
price lower.
After a week of scarctty, aspar
agus ia again to be seen on Front
street, a number of crates having
been sent In from Walla Walla. There
is also some home grown gras» avall-
able. Prices have not changed mate-
rlally.
Vegetables and green »tuff gener-
ally are abundant, but there is as yet i
no glut of any commodity in these
line:-.
The poultry market is weak, as
it has been for some days, but prices
have not changed since yesterday.
City creamery butter is still held I
at 22 >4 cents, and the market is J
firm.
Considerable store butter is
being received, but it works off well
at current prices.
Fresh meat market continues to
display a steady tone, although there
Is a fractional increase in veal arri
vals.
The general opinion of the
larger handlers of veal at this time
is that the market will soon show
lower range of values.
The local egg market is firmer on
account of the smaller arrivals and
the very heavy cold storage opera
tions. Most of the sales today are re-
potred at 19 cents, although some
are still being made at lS^c.
Livestock Market.
Livestock receipts at the local
Cattle, 234;
yards today were:
sheep. 239. The market is strong In I
all lines, with the exception of lambs. .
which are slightly weaker, and qnot-
ed today at 56 •• 50. The sheep
received today were sold almost im-
mediately and at once transported I
to the slaughter house,
Livestock
quotations today are:
Cattle—Best st o'"-«, «-■«' 15.25;
medium, 54.50© $’ 75; cows, 13.50
© 53.75; bulls, 51 00 52.50; calves,
54.5055.
Sheep—-Best, 56.25© 56.50; shear-I
ed. 55 25© 55.50; lambs, $6056.50.
Hogs—Best. 57.00057.25; light [
weights, 570 57 25: stockers and
feeders. 56.7o© 57.25.
Portland Quotations.
Creamery butter 20© 22 I*c.
Eggs—1 8 0 1 8 *4 c.
Chicken»-—1 4 © 1 5c.
Wheat—Valiev. 77c; bluestem,79c.
Oat»— 528 ©29
Barley— Per ton, 522 © 523.50.
Hay—Timothy, 5 15 ©16; vetch.
57.50@8.
Mohair—Choice, 29© 30c.
Wool—Valley, coarse to medium, I
200 21c.
Hops—1906 crop, 6 © 8c.
Potatoes—51.85© 52.10 per cwt. I
Onions—51.00© 52.00.
Chlttim bark—5c per pound.
6 Ke.
DEXTER ITEMS
¡*tañíeyT 612 Willamette Street, - Eugene, Oregon
Shoes at Cut Prices
at Stanleys
Thousands of Pairs
of the Best Shoes Made
have been put on sale
Shoes for Men, Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children
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When the foot is growing
one pair of ill-fitting shoes may cause foot de«
formities which will last through life.
The Gotzian Shoe is made for children as
well as for men and women and “fits like your
footprint
We sell Gotzian Shoes and every pair is sold under
Gotzian’s guarantee and our guarantee,
and our prices are less
Big Embroidery Sale Tomorrow
(Special Correspondence.)
Dexter. May 8<—A month ago the
cry was Will it ever stop raining?"
Now ft is "Will it ever rain again?”
Supervisor Matthews has a crew of
men working on the roads, but it will
lie impossible to make good roads on
nccount of the lack of road money.
The legislature shoutlid pass a law
making it mandatory upon the coun
ty court to levy at least twice as
great an amount as at present.
Asa Tilton is wearing a fatherly
smile nowadays. Cause,
~
a fine big
girl. It is number one tn this family.
Parvin & Cruzan will start teams
I
hauling lumber to Goshen next week.
.4 k 4 t4
The Lost Valley mills will ship a
Chlttlm bark 5c.
considerable lot of lumber during
Wool iso He.
the summer.
Poultry, Eggs, etc.
Mr. and J. R. Hill returned Mon
Eggs—Per doz., 15© 16c.
day from a week’s visit to Portland,
Notice for Publication.
Carlile, of Hale, Or.; Clem E. Car-!
where Mr. Hill went to order goods
Dairy Butter—25 ©30c.
FOK SALE
United States Land Office,
lile, of Hale, Or.; George W. Knapp,
for
the
firm
of
WilllaniB
and
Parvin.
Creamery Butter—75c per roll.
Roseburg, Or.. April 23. 1907. of Hale, Or.; William Haynes, of
The
traveling
public
will
be
glad
Hen»—Per lb., 10©lie.
FOR SALE—Good gentle horse, bug
Notice is hereby given that in com
to know that the river is again ford pliance with the provisions of the act Hale, Or.
Fry»—Per lb., 10 ©lie.
gy and harness. Inquire at 741
Any and all persons claiming ad-
able at Lowell.
of congress of June 3, 1878, enti
Geese—5 © 6c.
Charnelton street.
Miss Hannah Johnson is visiting tled "an act for the sale of timber versely the above described lands
Ducks Per lb.. 10© 12c.
are requested to file their claims In
relatives on the Mohawk this week .
lands in the states of California,
Turkey»—12© 14c.
E R. Parker attended the teachers’ Oregon. Nevada and Washington ter this office on or before said 17th FOR SALE!—Six-room house and lot
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
day of July, 1907.
114x180, 5900; easy payments
Institute at (’reswell last Saturdav.
ritory." as extended to all the public
t
Potatoes Per cwt . 51.25© 51.50.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
J. S. R., Box 413, Eugene.
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Alta Williams, who is attending land states by act of August 4, 1892,
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Onion»— Per lb., 3 © 4c.
school in Eugene, visited her parents Lizzie M. Fowler, of Walton, county
Register.
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FOR SALE—Baled cheat and loose
Lemons Per ease. 53.50© 54 50. at Dexter on Saturday and Snndsv.
»
of l.ane. state of Oregon, has this
vetch hay for sale. Address L. C
t
Green Apples—Per box—75c©
JUPITER.
TO TRADE EOR WOOD
day filed in this office her sworn
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Vitus, Junction City, Oregon. Fir
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5150.
statement
No.
804
9
for
the
purchase
IX»RANE ITEMS
mer» phone 129.
t
We have two good second-hand
Oranges »2.50© 53.25.
of the SE*4 of SE V4 of section
t
wagons
and
three
second-hand
top
»
No.
12.
in
township
No.
18
south,
Livestock. .Market.
(Special Correspondence.)
FAR BALE OR TRADE—A three
i
buggies to trade for wood
.4 .4 „4
Lorane, Mav ».—Mr French.
Steer«—Per lb.. 3H©4c.
___ of range No. 8 west. W. M , and
year-old Percheron stallion, Hoot
GRIFFIN
HARDWARE
CO.
Eugene, Is again tn the valley looking will offer proof to show that the land
Good cow»— 2 »4 (f 3c
bay. Enquire of J. B. Fergusot
sought is mure valuable for Its timber
after
the
interests
of
the
Sluslaw
De
Good prime dressed v-»—6© 7c.
WANTED
or stone than for agricultural pur
Creawell, Or.
D1>
velopment Company.
Mutton on foot, long wool—Per
Road supervisors are endeavoring poses, and to establish her claim to
lb.. 4 t» © 5c.
tn rush work, but find it hard to se said land before W. W. Calkins. U. 8. WANTED—Five good men at once. POODLE
DOGS — Thorougnbrei
Fat hog»—6©CHc.
cure the necessary help, owing to J Commissioner, at his office in Eu
Call at the office of Gates & Crane
French poodle dogs for sale. Ad
the fact that hands can command gene. Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th
Grain and Feed.
opposite postofffce.
tf ’
dress P. O. box "K,” Roseburi.
higher wages elsewhere than they , day of July. 1907.
Oregon, for prices and pedigree
Oat Hay—58 00© 8.50.
She names as witnesses: Sidney- MEN WANTED-8. P. Camp No. 3.
are empowered to pay.
Cheat Hay—Pet ton. 57.
Mrs Kelaav has gone to Spring- i Porter. of Walton. Or.; Elmer Kirk,
Marcóla. Mill and dock work; FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fine
.4 ,4 4
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of
Walton. Or.: Ed Whittaker of
Timothy hay- Per ton. 510.
field on a visit with her daughter
»2.50 per day; steady work. »7
ranch with plenty of spring »»tw
Oat»- - Per bushel. 40c.
S G. Lockwood has sold his place Walton. Or.: Richard G. Fowler, of
for irrigating purposes. See Ixt
Bran- Per ton. 521.
and has gone to look up a future Walton. Or.
Any and all persons claiming ad I ANTED—Woman to go to summer
Mixed feed Per ton, 52 2.
homo
Hoselton, Oregon Cigar Store,
resort and work in family of two;
Miss Jessie Addison is home from versely the above described lands
tf
Shorts Per ton. 525.
are requested to file their claims tn
Rood money. Call at once at office
school on t visit
Wheat Per bushel. <50c.
fice°,tM & Crane> opposite postof-
Mr. Merrln, of Eugene, has sold this office on or before said 20th dav
FOR SALE—Second-hand toy
the property he owned here near the of July. 1 907.
Portland Market flvport.
gy, running gear and bed m firs'-
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Sluslaw
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Portland. Or., May 9
The potato I
class condition; top needs t’<**’T,r'
Committees have b<-en enpointed
Register.
ANTED
—
Four
or
five
men
for
mill
J market shows great strength, and on to arrange for Memorial day exer- j
Ing. Brice reasonable
Call
»ork; good wages; houses for
1 Front street the belief is general that I rise®
Call at Thorpe s blacksmith »hoF
men with families. Call at Gates
it will hold reasonably firm until the
Pearl street, between Seventh a—
Notice for I’liblication
Mel Fenwick and wife hav» inn»
“ (.rane, opposite postoffice, Eu
new crop of supplies of some size are ' to Springfield to spend the coming
Eighth.
d *
United States Mnd Office
gene.
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available, which will be some months summer, followed by the kind wishes
Roseburg. Or.. April 19. 1907.
hence. One dealer said today:
I of many friends
Notice is hereby given that tn eom- POSITION WANTED — a young FOR SALE—I have a fine J«*’
“The stock of old patatoea we have
pliance with the provisions of the act
heifer four months old. taugbt >
wonld°f,,.b"8lneS!' «-»liege training
on hand la not causing us any uneas
Keep th«- Balance I p.
¡of congress of June 3, 1879 enti.
would like a position to do offlr*
lead; just right te put on fl
iness
The spud market today is in
It has been truthfuHv said that ¡tied "an act for the sale of timber
¡better condition than it was two any disturbance of the even balance : lands in the states of California
Adrtre.°.r
bookkeeper for firm
green pasture, or will hire P**
m.';“-,A.“
i'"rd- if;"'
j week» ago, for now the potato aitua- of health causes serious trouble. No , Oregon. Nevada and Washington ter-’
pasture if I do not sell her
I tlon generally is better understood body can be too careful to keep thia | ritory." as extended to all the public
also have early cabbage plants for
I In the East prices haw advanced so balance up.
CENERAI. ACENT
When people begin to I land states by act of August 4 1892
sale now. D. R Lakin. 1'® Eli.
'that now importations cannot be un the least imprudence brings on »ick- James M Carlile, of Hale, county of TIKr?he'MS J "m
,ho
400 Oregonian Bldg
Portland. Oregon
loaded here for less than 2 cents a the least impriudence brings on sick I Lane, »tate of Oregon, has this dav
set ror the purchase of good fir
Eighth street.
! pound
The available supply on the ness. weakness or debility. The sys | filed in this office his sworn ©ate
fa-orabUfiI’,imT f°r 8pot ra!,h- ln
, coast is not over large, and I believe tem needs a tonic, craves It. and
b
loca,lon"
Let me hear FOR SALE—A complete set ,l( ’’
purchase of
I there Is a market here for all stocks should not he denied it. and the beat
ia
, the NU'4 of Nil >, of section No
Michie.7 “ a O n ,'*‘
P
ort
volumes of the Brittanic* E"f,rr
now held "
tonic of which we have any knowl I 3». in township No. 17, south rangt
■■Rnigan. Angus G. Mackay. m!8
HrW-f Note» of the Trade.
ped la: also the American Pi«’
edge Is Hood's Sarsaparilla
What
Wl
»*»*«*
Meridian
and
—
Hops show a fractional increase in this medicine has done In keeping will offer proof to show that the land
ary
Encyclopedia, consisting "
FOR RENT
demand
One local buyer says it is healthy people healthy, tn keeping up | sought Is more valuable for Its timber
volumes.
Enquire of nt 11111
a mistake that England will pav only the even balance of health, gives It ' « aw atixoa th»» 4 —_
or stone than for agricultural pur TO RENT—By week, month or sea- !
J. F. Ami», 396 West Seventh *
6
H
cents
for
hope,
as
he
has
orders
1rs Helgerson. of Klmlra. was a
H T Johnson was In town from himself at 8 cents, and has been un the same distinction as a preventative nows, and to establish his claim to
•"••on, a most desirable, well-fur-1
that it enjoy» as a enre
Its early said land before W W. Calkins U s
county seat visitor yesterday.
Eugene.
l4*aburg Sunday.
able to buy at that figure
nnhed five-roomed cottage pleas-
use has Illustrated the wisdom of the Commissioner. at his office |n gu
Abont a half dozen cars of oranges old saying that a stitch In time saves
Dan Hie tor *»« m to»"
’
•n’ly located at Ny» creek. Or
gene Oregon, on Wednesday, the
F K Whittaker, of Thurston. was
J T Awbrvy. of 8nri"«fi»M. was arc on the track
nine
Take Hood's for appetite, j Itth day of July. 1907.
i'’r particulars call at Hampton, Junction the first o< the »*«»
« county seat visitor Saturday .
doing business In town Monday
Several
cars
of
bananas
arrived
in
I
strength and endurance
impton ,
_—-
He names as witnesses: Elmer E
Bro», »tore.
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Prompt and full payment
of all just claims
WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
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in Saturday’s Guard
Chrisman
Block
Stanleys
Near
9th Street
612 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon
TAKE PROTECTION
TODAY
Benefits $25 to $65 per
month increasing from
year to year
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OF Hl<) I’EK .MONTH
Pays Death Benefit of $100
in case of Accidental
Death
$100 in any event after
one year
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