Eugene weekly guard., August 01, 1907, Image 3

WORKINGMEN EVtHYWHERE FOURTH REGIMENT.
USE PE-RU-NA.
The Average Household Finds
Pe-ru-na Not Only a Friend
in Time of Need, But a Sav­
ing of Doctor Bills.
Pe-ru-na is to Be Found in
Thousands of Homes of the
Working Men.
SPOONER MAY
JAMES SANFORD
0. N. G„ HAS
BE EMPLOYED
WILL ERECT
BEEN FORMED
BY LUMBERMEN
BRICK BLOCK
Your Opportunity
THE NEW OIL FIELDS
DO YOU KNOW?
Seattle, Wash., July 27. -John C. TWO-STORY HOTEL BUILDING
ORGANIZATION TtM»K PLACE AT Spooner, who resigned as senator
AN
KOS.EBI RG SATl RDAY NIGHT from Wiscousin at the last session of
WILL
BRING
YOU
congress, may be employed by Wash­
HOTEL IS B\ THIS TIME NEXT
ANI» MAJOR GEO. O. VORAN ington lumbermen to fight the pro­
posed increase in lumber and shin­
1 E Alt
ELECTED COMINEE
gle rates from- this coast.
Promi­
The
history of our
nent millmen declared today that if
neseccary they would engage both Construction Work Is Expected to
the
great
investment
features;
fortunes
Seven Ohl Companies and One to Be Spooner and Joseph H. Choate, ex­
Begin Next Marsh—Building Will
on
the reason
the
story of the
ambassador to England, to aid them
Organizsi to Form New Regiment. in their fight before the Interstate
sharp advance
the
of our stock.
commerce commission and the fed­
Williams Will Probably Be A ji - eral courts. Two of the most prom­
nieusirtns— Will Be Great Improve-
these important
others
be
inent practitioners before the inter­
| h Untesi
Lieutenant t'olcnel and state commerce commission, oue
nient to That Section
in
and to your profit if you will
out,
from Texas and the other from Wash­
llannnonil and Hamlin .Majors
dtp,
the
below to our
ington. are pretty apt to !>•> engaged.
The $100,000 fund pledged at the
James Sanford, the well-known pi­
Tacoma meeting is merely a nucleus
The Fourth regiment of the Oreg >n of the lumbermen's fighting fund. oneer. unless his health breaks down,
National Guard was formed Satur­ The shingle mills bureau sent out no­ exporta to build next year on his
YOU
ONE
THE FUST
day evening at the Roseburg encamp­ tices of a meeting, the Washington property on Willamette - r.'et, be­
Logging A- Brokerage Company is to tween Sixth
and Seventh streets
ONE HUNDRED
COUPON
ment, aud Major Geo. O. Yoran of lie called together, and then In turn
the First Separate Battalion was the Southwestern Lumb.rmeti's As­ where the Oregon Hotel is, a large
sociation, the Gray's Hurl or and Co­ tw 1-story brick building. The prop­
elected colonel.
Patnetude, 32S Mkiitoe.
lumbla river loggers. Or gon, Idaho
ru.'R G?<EAT FF'E'C OFFER
etr-vt, T ;>'k i. Ka»., a well-knoun car­
The appointive officers were not and California Millmen's Association erty is very valuable, and the new
chosen, but commissions will prob­ are to be asked to assess themselves structure will be a
•nse, fu!l earticulani of the new "OIL
penter siiJ member of Knights and
See.'
I in that
block,
I'
ably soon be issued for a lieutenant­
o.w of the first one hundred as adver-
Ladies of Security, wpit-sj
Hr.L
on the same basis as the i netnbers of | probably htjalu
y
colonel, two majors of the battalion,
tised ui
•• twelve years ¿go 1 bad a severs at­
the Pacific Coast Association.
I the wyrk will I
a regimental adjutant, a regimental
tack of la grippe a-id 1 never really re­
commissary, a regimental quarter-
< as possible.
covered my health and strength, but
maeter and iwq battalion adjutants,
It Is not definitely settled In Mr.
AdJ-vs,.,,
grew weaker every year, until I was
'Sanford’s mind Just what the charac­
Captain J. M. Williams, of Company
«aat>le to work
ter of the building will be. but it is
C, Eugene, is said to be the most
''«¿clj lh«t part of ;he first floor
“Two year* ago I began using Perun*
likely candidate for lieutenaut-colo-
ID
and it bullt up my strength so that in a
and thé Uppar slut-y will be con-
r.ei, and Captain C. C. Hammond, of
couple of numbs I was able lo go to
Company A, Eugene, and Captain F.
ilnued as a h itel, and that the re­
402 COMMERCIAL BLDG,, PORTLAND, OR
mainder of the store rooms «111 be
B. Hamlin, of Company I)., of Rose­
work acsin "
Thè little city of Florence will
occupied by business peuple.
burg, for majors. Lieutenant F. L.
soon have a photographer to catch
The building will Lave an eighty
Chambers, quart erniaster-com nt issiv-
A workingman * home is usually one with a large family Children of ry, of Eugene, will also probably the features of their friends and re­ foot front and will extend back nine­
tain them for the sake of memory.
all ages and both sexes are being reared They are subject to slight ail­ have his pick of the three regimental J. L. Barbour, a university graduate, ty feet. Mr. Sanford owns to the al­
Nt
ments. winter and summer. A doctor is sent for every time a petty sick­ ixisitions in his line. The other po­ and scientific and practical photo­ ley. 160 feet. The land I» at the
present time occupied by several old
sitions will probably be promotions,
ness occurs. The expense will keep the family poor.
grapher. left this morning for Flor­ one-story buildings ns d as a h.itel,
which in turn will leave openings for
In such a household Penina becomes a real blessing. It promptly meets a number of non-commissioned offi­ ence to establish himself for a time barber shop and cigar store.
there. He takes with him a complete
the most common ailments due to the cold of winter or the heat of cers to become commissioned.
outfit for his work and will serve
The companies at Roseburg were
summer A stitch in time saves nine A dose or two of Peruna prevents
the people of the community with
I),
of
Ashland,
D,
of
Roseburg.
E.
of
serious and extended illness many a time
pictures of themselves in all sizes
Cottage Grove, F, of McMinnville,
and sittings.
The workingmen everywhere have come to realize that Peruna is the
and G, of Albany. Other companies
“Joseph.” as
he Is
familiarly
in the new companies will be A and known here,
workingman s friend and saves him not only sickness. bat a great ma„y
has many friends in Ell-
C of Eugene, and a new one to be gene who have seen plenty of evi-
dollars every year
formed.
dence of his ability, Two years ago
< Coni|H>ny
oni|Hiny lx,
\\ ins Shoot.
lx. 8r<l,
3rd, Wins
Kcv J.G Pukes, Pastor <jt th» Uni- [ always keep a bottle tn the house, and I
Company K, of Portland, won the he made and sold the largest number Pioneers Who Crossed Plains in 1N52
s is the
to buy
that suitable
tartan Church of Pinetown N C., Mrs. Dukes think, it bas done her 'team rifle shoot with a score of 486 of picture postcards of the Oregon-
and U host» l*ai*eii(s lilt'd Enroute,
Corvallis
football
game
ever
sold
on
for
wear;
looks
well
feels
writes
more gold than anything she has ever ¡out of a possible (.00, and will hold
Will All Meet At Cngene for Find
the campus. He also lately did some
«My "Ife na* been tn n very bad state taken
the state trophy, which was in posses- I work for the Portland Telegram,
well. We
the famous Michael
clothing
Tiinc Since That Yeur.
Of health for several year*, ano nothing j “Mr tittle boy ten years old. was pate I sion of Company 1). of Roseburg. By
seemed to do her any good until -he be- sm! had but little life. He le gan to use the conditions of the shoot, in order
at the
of all
gan to use Peruna
Since then ’h*' Peruna -lie lay his mother began. to gain ownership of the cup a com­
S. Y. Abbott, of this city, and a
color has returned to her face, and
pioneer of 1852, will meet tonight at
To-day hi- face Is rosy, and hetsouttn pany must win it three times in suc­
the local his brothers, W. 8. Abbott,
is gaining In flesh every da, , and I he- tin- yard running and jumping with the cession.
Ben Shields, of Roseburg,
!
rn-
Guy.
W.
Talbot,
manager
of
the
mev- -tie i- a w ell w Oman to-day
of Humboldt county, Cal., whent he
We
won the individual medal for the best
of th* hi' ‘reu ”
Fall Suits—
your
score in the team shoot.
He als<> Gçncral ElÇÇtriC ÇoniJaLy, which Is has not seen for 35 years, and John
'building an electris line n1»
vpl-^ C. Abbott^ q ( WglJa Walla, whom
selections
won last year.
Saturday the Individual contests lev from Portland,• was in the city' lie hAs not seen (or ten years, and
were begun. Teams are there from this morning on C. & E. business. He will hold with his sisters, Mrs. M.
Full line high-grade
men
every, çotnpany lu thy state with the reported that cars will positively be Canady, of Madison, this county, and
running
to
Salem
by
October
15
of
Mrs.
M.
A.
Holland,
of
Crow,
a
fam
­
exception of one or two. Shields is
reported lo have made a “possible” this year. As to extension southward ily reunion during the week One of
8 East.
score of 80 In 50 Saturday in the | he would not say, but It Is said to be' his sisters saw W 8. Abbott for the
9th street
rapid fire contest. The various in­ ■ the plan of the company eventually to last time in 1863,
Oregon
All of the live children are pio­
dividual matched will probably be I run the line as far s<>uth as Roseburg.
I
—
Albany
Democrat
neers, crossing tile plains from Mis­
finished today, anti In that case the
souri Ju 1 852. On the way Ihelr pa­
Eugene teams will return tomorrow
rents both died and the children ar­
PLEASANT HILL BRIEES.
rived at Portland penniless.
Since
Eureka, July 2 7.—"1 have injected speed in a thick fog that screened
Pleasant Hill, July 26.—Arthur that day they have never been under
morphine Into Third Officer Hawse, the coast. It is conceded the laws of
the same roof together, though for a
Statzer is again at Pleasant Hill.
of the Columbia, and was solicited for navigation were violated in this re­
Will Bradford was in t'e city of time they Haw each other frequent­
more by him twice afterward, but 1 spect, though no one seems to know ,
O "
ly. They were scattered to the four
I Pleasant Hill Thursday, July
refused."
by whose order it was done.
Fred Furron, w)to has been se- I winds and through three states.
This was the statement of Dr. S. B.
i
8. Y. Abbott, the brother who Ilves
' rlotisly ill. is getting along nicely.
Foster, United States marine hospital RANKIN MIKES BENTON
WE! 1.
COUNTY TIMBER HEAL
Bernice Warbington peddles beef in this city, was only seven years old
surgeon, in answer to the inquiry rel­
DRILLI R
Xiiinrronw \ <‘-si !s Xrrivin^ nt anil
a i t In- linn- tW children became sep-
regularly.
ative to the stories circulated about
Ih'imrtiiiK
front
Florence
—
Wreck-
Another timber deal was consum­
There was an ice cream social at arated. In 1872 he moved here from
Hawse by the passengers of the
By my method
e<] Alpha Almiidonrd.
I the grove of the W. <) W. hall, 8at- California, and, now. after 55 years,
can positively s»cue
sterner Elder, who said the man was mated in Corvallis yesterday where­
by M B Bap kin, of Portland, became
; urday, July 20.
Everybody seemed | the family of five children will be
pure water by ca* rig
a morphine fiend.
A reunion Wilk lie held
i reunited.
to bird rock.
The
Hawse told Foster he had taken the possessor of nearly 4,000 acres
Mayflower came In to enjoy themselves.
The
schooner
Chance Mdlkey is running a baler cither here in town or at the home
only sure way of getting
the drug before with contforting ef- of the best timber land In Benton last Thursday evening from San
of one of the sisters. The two visit­
county This is a deal of consid ■ -
I this year.
water free from surface
feet.
Francisco.
impurities.
L. C. Sherwood and family are ing brothers will probably remain a
Hawse is the
man
who made able importance as Mr. Rankin is
Roscoe went to Gar­ 'spending
The
steamer
their
vacation
at
the month or longer visiting their kln-
charges against
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,____
_______
Captain
Hanson considered the timber king of western diner Tuesday and towed up the
Phone Black 2872
which made It appear that the mas-! Oreg >n, and as Benton county con­ Washcalore, returning here Wednes­ springs—that is, all of the family but j folk from whom they have been ab-
i their non Charles, who 1 h batching. ' sent for such a long time
■r of t ie Ban Pedro was responsi-
t
¡ tains some of the best timber in the day evening.
219 Jefferson Street
Everybody is busy harvesting.
•'le fur a greater loss of life than Coast range, his recent purchases
The schooner Oakland crossed out
Mrs. Bradford took a business trill
would otherwise would have taken make him an important personage over the bar last Sunday and left for
in this neighborhood and our people
¡to Eugene Thursday, July 2
place.
C. In the natural food of our domes­
San Francisco with a cargo of lum­
may hope for some early develop­
i
Hill,
George Edwards, of Fern
tic animals nature provides certain
ber.
ments along this line. He now owns
Washington,
is
working
for
K.
C.
Lculiar medicinal herbs, leaves,
The Washcalore arrived here Wed­
nearly 30,000 acres In this county
during harvest.
rks and roots which seem neces­
nesday evening with both her engines Statzer <
alone and the new railroad will in­
sary for their health.
Miss Ruth Higgins Is at home
disabled.
The
vessel
brought
up
a
crease its value and put it in easy
again.
Portland, July 27.—In an inter­ access to market, as much of this cargo of cement from San Francisco
Aunt Mary- Miller pi on the sick
Pm
July 29.* Th" re-
for
the
Southern
Pacific
and
stopped
view in the Evening Telegram today virgin forest will be penetrated by
list this week.
s >on Ability of th" companies which,
in
at
the
Umpqua
to
deliver
It.
She
M:ss Maybelle Watson, one of the the new road.—Corvallis Times.
Old Maid.
by Ironclad schedule», compel th»-
takes out another cargo of lumber
heroine of the Columbia disaster,
manters of ships to go at a sp'*ed
from the Acme mills.
-poke very highly of Third Officer
their own conscience tells them is
The attempt to get the schooner
Hawse, commending his action. Ac-
unsafe, was the feature of the Colum­
contain* in condensed form the es­
Alpha off the beach has been aban­
I
1 Tding
Miss Watson the officer
bia wreck testimony, taken before
sential virtues of those health giving
doned and the vessel will be stripped
''bl n it refuse to give hjs coat to a
Seattle. July 2 6.—The election of
George Melvin Miller came In from Captain Bermingham today. Second
herbaand is prepared expressly for
woman, as asserted. He offered it to officers of the Woodmen of the World of all’her rigging. The Alpha went
the first ,of the week.
He Officer Agerupp'a testimony estab­
those animals deprived by man of
Mis* Watson, who wore it for a was held yesterday. The following ashore last winter near the mouth of Eugene
their natural f<«sf. It stimulateathe
Five Mile creek and a crew of m»n rejxrrts everything looking favorable lished more clearly than had been
whip- she says he did abuse a man were elected:
Head consul, I. I.
Eugene- done before the fact that the captains
for the const ruction of the ~
apjietite, impr< .ves the digestion and
*h the bottom of the boat who did Boak; adviser. Clinton Veale; clerk, has since been at work most of the
Siuslaw railroad.
are compelled to run their ships at
assimilation of food, purifies the
u't nuiy • fast enough to suit Hawes, J. C. Igftschaw; banker. P. E. Snod­ time trying to get her out through
Mrs. Idaho F. Campbell and chil­ full speed along a dangerous coast
blood and insures a good, healthy
the breakers into deep water.
who sai i he would throw him over- grass; auditor. Frank Bertschey.
condition.
The schooner Albion arrived here dren, of Eugene, were In town Tues­ In foggy weather In a course nav-
■' >ard if it were not for the law. The
Sold in Eugene bv IV. L Del.arr
Monday from San Francisco after a day, en route to the cape on a cam|s igated by many vessels.
feaa » ,* a cripple, as Miss Watson
CRESWELL ITEMS
cargo of lumber. She sailed in across Ing expedition. They will make their
"Is it the usual practice on the
afterward learned.
the bar and up the stream to Flor­ headquarters at “Capelands.”
Pacific Stock Remedies
coast t o go at full speed?" asked
(Special Correspondence.)
Paul Bond, who has been attend­
ence and dropped anchor in front of
ar « KAPERT ANÖ Ci «RT
•XVESTIGATION OF
Cresw ll, July 30.—Myron John­ the town. The little vessel presented ing the state university at Eugene, Captain Bermingham.
“The captain always slowed up
COLUMBIA HORROR son and William H Bainbridge are
a fine appearance as she came up the returned to Florence last Monday for when he heard a steamer ahead," was
!• Inurwud and »houl-t know
going fishing and hunting over at river at a good rate with her sails a visit with his parents.
Til Hoyt Chemical Co.
about the wondcrfal
Sin Francisco. July 26.—Invest!-, Crystal lake next week.
Mrs. McDonald, of Eugene, and a the answer.
MARVIL Whirlinq Sprcy
Flor-
all
set
to
catch
the
breeze.
—
PORTLAND, OREGON
■ >t> of the Columbia wreck was re-
Creswell is booming right along.
Only Slow U|> in Bail Weather.
sister from California came in on
IM> n»W Va*te.l o .H k .. A, I m .
‘ ttne.i this afternoon, additional wit- A new hotel, Ben Martin's new dwell­ ence West.
tMiand .Suction. lizat-KaE.
the steamer from Yaqttina Saturday
—— ron balc av ——
•at
.
<
ofiTeni»nt.
A question as to whether It. was
Tx**,*.i °* members of the crews of ing house, a new drug store, a har­
evening to be at the bedside of their necessary to go at full speed in or­
ALL Olii t.GHTS
•i* 1 dnmbla and San Pedro having ness shop, a new postoffice and a new ♦ 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ sister. Mrs. L. R. Johnson.
ywr «frwilat fee If.
der to make the schedule elicited the Asb
wwn called to give testimony, and it livery barn are going up.
r h* cRnnoiauppiy the
Eti-
C.
II.
Young
and
daughter,
of
♦
♦
statement that there was a certain
IIIUH.,
< *pt no
'
fe<' *'le ,nQuiry will be closed
BORN.
4 gene, were in town last Monday. Mr. time
but R*r»<1 »lump fo
allowed for the trip of the coast ofhzr.
i«trBt«d b«N»k **a»*4
.,a ’’j
’(’(”* testimony recorded so
Young, who is forest ranger for this steamships and It was rw-cessary to ill
4
f ull i<rtlcrilar» and «1 lrz<4or»» in-
’ does little toward establishing
Tahiwbla ’ .4- m . *1 ì Kl r I. « O.,
4*4 ♦♦♦♦44*44* ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ portion of the Umpqua reserve, has arrive at a certain hour to get in on <« B. 4B< !9r.t ikH iUMh.
‘
rn
urH!*pons",'e f°r (**e wt¥<>k. be- e«n th.
his headquarters at Mapleton, by t time and avoid delay.
L.die-pit
h » L hmk I «*.. <• alore*»*
hi.™ sh,0W,nK that th» Columbia is to
Oregon. Tuesday Informs us that he intends to move
At Florence,
____
“Doe« the steamer ever slow up Wondwar4i Clarkr A <'o.. I*orfl»n*i
evening, July 23, 1907, to O. L. Hau­ to Florence bqfore long.
: 'inning the vessel at full
sen and wife, a daughter.
Captain Beerman, of Eugene, was unless there Is a »(earner ahead?”
"I can't recollect tuai we ever did.
a passenger to Florence on Tuesday's
It might be once in a groat while,
boat. Florence West.
I»>ng Live the King.
perhaps, especially
in
ve
ir the popular cry throughout Euro­
weather," said Mr. Agerupp.
wZ , .
IP. Ill •
in. ill.
*
pean countries: while in America the RALPH E. PHILBRK K NAMED
AS I’OwTM ASTER tT H<MJI I AM
cry of the present day is “Long live
GEORGE W. KINSEY
Dr. King's New Discovery. King of
Your Liver
Bay, Jn
and
lung
remedies,
of
1» out of order. You go
throat
« tri.» ir « t » e-s
today at
Julia Ryder Paine, of
bad humor and get up
« » 1 »i t « r-» as
which Mr
post mast
"It never fall»
taste in your month. Yon
Turo. 1 Mass , says:
Rwidrnc* 194 E. 10th St.
thing to »tlmtilkfe your
S(K3 BY IWluüHS LVLiaiHIki
quickly r cure a cough or cold.” Mrs.
l
A
try Herblne, the llv«»r re
Paine’s i opinion Is shared by a ma-
positive cure for »onstlpatlon, rfys-
forftyof the Inhabitants of this
p<*psla an dal! liver complaint*. Mr».
country. New Discovery cure« weak
The great mail
lungs and sore (hosts after ail other
F—., Fort Worth, Texas, writes:
order LIQUOR
remedies have failed; and for coughs
"Have us«d Herblne In my family
For
Infact*
and
Children.
HOUSE. We
and colds It Is the only sure eure,
for years. Words can’t oxpre«« what
toy t he expreas.
Guaranteed by W. L. Delano, drug­
I think of It. Everybody in my house­
«kn mMnp ««
Write today tor V. 5, r. (knagk ufe vhk u»i><
hold are happy and well, and we owe
gist. 50c and 81.00.
Trial bottle
-Mnrarnt knnvlanOL W«cnwUrMHmHa.
It
to
Herblne.
”
Linn
Drug
Co.
■
Price
List.
free.
THAT YOU CAN MAKE
»NVESTMENT
NOW THAT
LARGE RETURNS
location and complete
poperiHeg;
who hive made
oil stock;
why;
interesting
in
value
All
points and miny
will
explained detail
fill
and mail
coupon
address.
But Remember
MUST BE
TO
FLORENCE WILL
HAVE PHOTOGRAPHES
OF
IN THE
Pacific Coast Gas and Oil Co.
I
Summer Clothes
of First Quality
REUNION OF A330TI
Hanson’
place
clothing
is
summer
that
well, wears
and
sell
Stern
which
for workmanship and quality stands
head
the
well-known makes.
First showing of
early.
THIRD OFFICER HAWSE
WAS USER OF OPIUM
of
come and make
furnishings for
ED. HANSON
J. t. Kilborn
IS VERY LIVELY
CAPTAINS FORCEO
TO MAKE TIME
Pacific Stock
I
Every Woman
I
PHiCHESTER’S PILLS
Genera! Auctioneer.
CASTOR IA
Albert Halderson. of Trempealeau.
Wlf . la In tb* Hty.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
a“,. (^9^^
Hnb»*rlb* for The Dully Gnard.
c
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