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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1908)
tjie evímíke weekly GUARO. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 120« A FLOOD OF PIANO BARGAINS 1 ¡WE i.- - - - - Most» Astounding Price Concessions Ever Made l$rc' -~ï~: n, - í » •I M at Eilers Piano House Closing OuL Sale ** -, ' l‘r~:T~ •» '• -11 There’s a reason for it. We are going out of business in Eugene and we can not afford to go to the trouble and expense of shipping these instruments back to Portland. During the last ten days we did a phenom enal business. Sold more than a carload of pianos, but we still have left many alluring bargains, es- ially in instruments of the highest artistic grade—some of which we have marked to a still lower figure In this stock are instruments from world renown factories, such as Weber, Kimball, Sohmer, Lester, Story & Clark, Schuman, Marshall & Wendell, Jacob Doll, Baus, and other well know makes. You take no risk whatever in purchasing a piano during this sale. In addition to the factory guarantee, Eilers personal gurrantee accompsines every instrument sold. We stand ready to make good every statement .that has gone out over our signature. West 7th SteeL Washington, Feb. 25 As airead* — THIRTY INJURED KILLED TWO AND IN TRAIN WRECK COMMITTED SUICIDE I^»r«'do, Texas Feb. 25.— Thirty are reported Injured in a partial de rangement of an excursion train car rying a number of northern touriats at Orville, twelve miles north of La redo. The Pullman coaches remain ed on the rail«, a br ik- n axl«> being the cause of th«* accident. Mott of the exrursloQittt were (ru n Tokdo. Ohio 1 1 1 1 I Upright Upright Upright Upright Upright Piano, reg. Piano, reg. Piano, reg. Piano, reg. Piano, reg. price price price price price $350, $375, $400, $450, $500, closing closing closing closing closing out out out out out price price price price price $100 $175 $176 $198 $228 $235 $248 $285 $335 HOUSE T. H. COMTE, GENERAL AGENT grain from year to year. Instead of i hops. The health of the community is improving and the grippe is gradually loosing is grip on the residents. Rev. Mr. Wheeler, of Eugene, is holding a protracted meeting at the Rush island school house, with con siderable success. Joe Hills is rushing things at his logging camp near the Lee rocks. In about two weeks more he will Oregon City, Feb. 25.—W. S. move camp to the south side of the U'Ren this afternoon announced his river, where he will continue to log candidacy for United States senator, the balance of the season. In the Republican primary, and School will commence in the Rush |comes out strong against Senator Island district No. 7 4 and the Mid- stated in these dispatches, there I k Chas W. Fulton, whom he charges die Fork district No. 81 tbe first nothing tangible before the state de 1 with being unfriendly to Statement Monday in March and continue four 1. ...... and with allied partment which would serve as a ba- No. ., ...... being ........ .. with ....... months, with Miss Murtha Howard »is for a representation to Japan on [ Standard Oil and corporation adher- and Miss Sarah Howard as the pains Mr. U'Ren ulso declares that takers. the subject of trade in Manchuria, ents except a protest of the American tex-' II. M. Cake Is a compromiser who has Clarence McBee Is making prep tile manufacturers and »xporters said that he favors the people!« arations to do some logging in a against the serious blow admlnlHtered choice for United States senator, but short time. to their trade by the Japanese admin-1 who has remained silent under the The weather is ideal, with very lit Istratlon of railroad affairs In Man attacks against Statement No. 1. tle frost of mornings, the coldest Several times during the last six morning we have had this winter churia. It Is expected however, that some formal representation from Chi months Mr. U'Ren has openly stated the thermometer registering 25 na will be made, to be followed by a that he would like to b • United States above. has openly refrained special message on the subject by the senator, but state department on the arrival of the 1 from declaring his candidacy, with newly appointed Japanese minister ulthe hope that Mr. Cak ■, or some oth- The grandmothers of the old Dutch fortnlght hence. |er Juan, would take up the cudgel In defense of Statement No. 1. but he Dunkard families In Western Penn j has wearied at last of waiting for sylvania have made and used "Hick — — — - -------------- — — - Cake to act and has arrived at the ory Bark Cough Remedy" and raised conclusion that Cake is not aggres their families on it for a hsindred sive enough to d"fepd the principles years. Now you can buy It of your Ask for it and use It. be 'for which other Statement No, 1 men dealers. cause it's pure; because it will stop | stand. Mr. U'Ren stated that his Candida- your cough: because it is the best Icy is without the knowledge of Sen cough remedy made today. Try It. ator Bourne and that, he believed For sale by Hull's Red Cross Drug all dealers everywhere. Senator Bourne would support him. I Store and — ——————. ■ He said that he had finally made up j his mind yesterday to be a candidate . With $1100 in his purse, he 1s pre- ■ pared to itattle for the nomination at , that the proverbial snowball had Just ¡the primaries, standing on Statement (Special Correspondence.) as much chance to live In Hades as a No. 1. Washington, Feb. 24.—The pres central bank had to be established at ident has Just signed a proclamation this time in the United States An- creating additions amounting to near- drew Jackson, he said, did a great | ly 600.000 acres the Modoc Na and glorious thing whan he destroyed tional forest In northeastern Califor the United States bank. Mr. Hayes nia. With the exception of a small characterized as "fallaceous public Denver, Colo.. Feb. 2 4 It devel-1 area in the northern part of Lassen conception" the idea that It was the oped tonight that a woman, a mem-' county, all the lands put within the United States bonds behind the na ber of St. Elizabeth's church who was forest by this proclamation are situ tional hank note that made it as present In the church yesterday when ated in Mod-«' county. The exact good as gold the world over Those Father l.eo Heinrichs was shot by area of the additions is 570,000 acres, notes, he said, will be as good as g ild Guiseppl Alio, the self-confessed an-! which brings the total area of the everywhere as long as the govern archist, today told one of the priests forest up to 859,018 acres. The land ment and the banks expressed a wil of th«' church that a w?ek or so ago | proclaimed a part of the Modoc forest lingness and the ability to redeem she saw two Italians together in front ; will be put under administration at them on demand in gold or its equiv of th«* church, and that one of them1 once, with Supervisor C. E Rach- alent "And you cannot change this." was pointing toward Father la-o. whoi ford, whose headquarters is at Altu he said, "no matter how many or was standing nearby talking to a! ras. California, in charge. The addi what kind of bonds you put behind parishioner tions to the forest have a stand of them." She Is certain that one of them . valuable yellow pine, which will In the main, he said, he favored an was Allo, and that he was the man I amount of several million feet .• I emergency currency plan as favored who was apparently interested In as-1 w.ill average 12,000 feet to the acre. by tlie currency commission of the curtaining the Identity of Father | There is little or no agricultural land American Bankers' Association. It Leo. In tile addition. was. In his opinion, much superior to On the strength of this statement ' the \ldrlch bill, but h<g thought It the police again took Into custody, should go further and put the cur Mike Vrunettl, the room mate and Suff«Tlng ami Dollars Saved. rency system of the United States on companion of Allo, who was arrested E 8. Loper, of Marilla, N Y.. says: a thoroughly sound and correct ba yesterday, but later leased He Is be- "I am a carpenter and have had many sis. So that, he said, the national Ing held for investigation. severe cuts healed by Rucklen's Arni banks everywhere could issue curren ca Salve. It has saved me suffering cy at any time when they and the and dollars It is by far the best comptroller agreed that there was a The Jumping «»ff Plací» healing salve 1 have ever found necessity for It to meet the needs of Heals burns, sores, ulcers, fever their customers and the pressing ne "Consumption had me In Its grasp, sores, eczema and piles 25 cents at cessities of the business mon. labor and I had almost reached the jump W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. ers and farmers of the community ing off place when I was advised to In which they are located rather than try Dr King's New Disoverv. I want to make a "currency for the relief to say right now It saved my life. Im The Fraternal Brotherhood met of the men who are the owners af the speculative, municipal and railorad provement began with the first bot last night and under the management tle and after taking one dosen bottles of State Manager Taylor and wife bonds of the country.” I was a well and happy man again " the lodge initiated a large class of says George Miwre, of Grimesland. candidates After the meeting the N. C. As a remedy for coughs and mem tier» were surprised by the com colds and healer of weak, tore lungs, mittee. who assisted them to the and for preventing pneumonia New banquet room for an oyster supper, Discovery la supreme 50c and Il at which everybody enjoyed Look out W A. Kuykendall's drug store, Trial for March 2. when the largest class bottle free. for initiation will ride the T. F B goat and the big peanut hunt will come off A general good time for all members seriously wounded his father- (Special Correspondence ) then kill« d himself by letting laiwell. Feb 24 Farm t « are Are you lacking In health oad train run over him In Every available acre eaaieat thing in th«* world to irrel he shot his wife, Blight busv seedln- la being utilised. the hardest to get? HolHtter’» f ring her. The IlWand hop vines are being Mountain Tea I» health Itaell grubb,«d No more hop picking In oUier remedy go effect I re. S the old Ix>wel| hop fields Hereafter yourself. 35c Tt a or Tablets. 40 acres of rich hop land will produce OLD-FASHIONED POLITICAL Washington. Feb 25 A general arraignment of the Republican party was made In tile house today by Gar rett. of Tennessee. He charged that duitlng tlt>- |>euple had been Its entile career and that the Republican par ty had Juat three fundamental argu ments, two based on the civil war and It» outcome, and that "for two decades the bloody shirt was the par ty banner and behind Its crimson folds they marched to victory after victory"; and third, that Republican success means prosperity and Demo cratic success does nut, and this has become a party hymn. N't t for twen ty years, he charged, had the Repub lican party as such faced an Issue squarely "out In the opan sunlight of judgment and reason." Ilayes on Fiiuince. Representative Hayes, of Califor nia, today addressed the houae oil the financial question He held up the currency syste mof the United States aa the worst used today by any coun try lie drnouni'i d the Aldrich bill and ridiculed the proposition for a central bauk. Th«- trouble with the currency of the t nt:id States, he declared, was Its Inelasticity. The so-called currency system he characterised as "patchwork." He said that under the present system "we can but wonder that we have been able to accomplish sui h wonders With so few financial upheavals." Only the ability and Ingenuity of the American bankers and business men. he said, has made that possible. Coming to the question of a central bank of issue, Mr Hay-s declared 1 Piano player, reg. price $250, closing out price I Piano player, reg. price $275, closing out price I Upright Pi^no reg. price $300, closing out price I Upright Piano, reg. price $325, closing out price EILERS PIANO CHINA PROTESTING AGAINST JAPANESE TRADE MONOPOLY Berlin, Feb. 25. The Chines,- gov ernment has taken up with the Ger man foreign office Japanese treat ment of trad-- in Manchuria, and has broached the possibility of the I'nlt- ed States and Germany entering into a special agreement concerning the maintenance of equal trade opportu nities In the Chinese territori"». Chi na's appeal has raised the question of whether or noi the ground I» not covered in the international agree ment already In existence. SOME CLOSING OUT PRICES These Pianos are moving fast and we give fair warning to our friends who expect to buy that the last of them will prob ably be sold before the end of the week. Immense Volume of Business, Clcs? Merlins and Quick Sales-Two Months’ Business to bj Done in One Week That is the principle we shall adhere to during t! e remaining days of this big sale. Avoid regrets by making your st-lecdon now. The losers are the ones who wait. U’REN ENTERS CONTEST FOR FULTON'S SEAT Ph sue Main 41 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO5 Timber loud. Act, June 3, lM7gJ United State»« Land Office. Roseburg, Oregon, Dec 20.'»« Notice is hereby given that in cgj pliance with the provisions of tbej of Congress of June 3, 1878 e:ui(3 "Au act for the sale of timber h3 In the States of California, Or^J Nevada and Washington Terr-tory] as extended to all the Publi lad States by act of August 4 ii« Washlng'on, Feb. 25.—Declaring Augustus E. Whitaker of Walid Denver, Feb. 25.—Through the ef forts of Chief of Police Michael De that he was in favor of a bond-se county of Lane. State (or tetriud laney it is believed that at least thir cured emergency currency, under an of Oregon, has this day. May 23 ldfl ty anarchists in various parts of the interest c harge high enough to com filed in this office his swora »«J country will be placed under arrest pel automatic contraction of such is ment No. 8 785 for the purebu« J in a few days. Delaney claims that sue, Senator Robert L. Owen, of Ok the SW 1-4 of Section No. 3!. H Murderer Alio and a band of about lahoma, proceeded to criticise many Township No. 19 south, Rang-Nil forty men. employed as stone work features of the Aldrich currency bill West, W. M., and will ctfer /J to show that the land sought iimd ers, were driven out of Italy two in the senate today. Mr. Owen desired a more complete I valuable ______ for its timber or st > years ago. They went to Spain and were driven from there to Iluenos L?.?.*dv v!oan ¿'ro|i'’aed„,.1.n 1.t.’lr...C0ln..' for agricultural purposes'. an’F’ol He did not believe in ...ii " | tablish his claim to said land kefa Ayres, coming later to the United mi'.tee bill, confining the benefits of the issue of W. W. Calkins, U. S. CommisaibM States. currency to national at his office in Eugene, Oreg-M, ■ They first settled at Paterson, N. emergency J., and then spread out over the banks. The provisions for using rail Friday, the 6th day oj' March. 1M country, Pour men. including Alio, road bonds as a basis for these emer He aatnes as witness: Henry Hi« came to Colorado and the other three gency notes he condemned strongly, son of Alma, Oregon, Clair lliiba but said he would feel compelled to may be arrested today. of Alma, Oregon, William H SilM Alio is in jail at Colorado Springs vote for the measure except its rail of Alma, Oregon, and Sidney PrtB road bond feature, if his proposed in order to prevent any attempt at of Walton, Oregon. lynching, and vehemently denies he amendment should not be adopted., Any and all persons elaintiafM The only principle of the committee belongs to an anarchistic body that verseiv the above described Lint uj bill which he regarded as of value wisnes to murder priests, or that requested to file their claims ii til there Is a plot at the oottotn of the i was that relating to emergency notes, office on or before said 6th hy ■ secured by bonds under a penalty shooting. March, 1908. higher than the normal rate of inter BENJAMIN L. ED9T. est. Keeping Open House. R -gkftr. I Referring to his proposed substi Everybody is welcome when we feel good; and we feel that way only tute for the Aldrich bill Mr. Owen NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. when our digestive organs are work said it proposed United States notes ing properly. Dr. King s New Life for emergency use instead of bank Timber Land, Act, June 3, 187*" I lilted States loind Of fie Pills regulate the action of the stom notes and provides for their instant Roseburg. Oregon, Dec. 2'1. 41 ach, liver and bowels so perfectly one issue, it allows all national, state or Notice is hereby given thatibtM can’t help feeling good when he uses savings banks and trust companies these pills. 2 5 cents at W. A. Kuy putting up necessary securities to use pliance with the provisions o' ’k kendall's drug store. them It provides that notes may be of Congress of June 3, 1878eat" used as security, but strikes out rail An act for the sale of timler i road bonds, it does not limit the in the States of California, Or qtian.ity of emergency notes that Nevada and Washington T-: t may be used. It requires a tax of as extended to all the Puilic 6 per cent on the emergency currency States by act of Au,us. 4. ¡2 during the first four months, and Frank C. King of Eugene. 'Jj eight per cent thereafter. It also pre Lane, State (or torr lory* '! '■ vents active officers of banks from has this day. May 0, 1907. t '• 'dl There will be at least three candi borrowing their funds except under this office, his sworn erat dates for the Republican nomination safeguard. The use of deposits for 8780, for tile purchase o !-<' M for assessor at the primaries in speculative buying of stocks, bonds, her Four (4 1 and th? SV. 1-4 >'I Bank reserves Vi of section No. 2 in town-hi NoJ April. Besides the present encum etc., is prohibited. deposits are required south,range No. 6 wwt. A’ bent, B. F. Keeney, and former as- against „„ j ... federal , . - — . sessor D. P. Burton, who have al-1 jo T«”! ai e niat ^ e con " and will offer proof to stow that ditions governing reserves land sought is more valiable for ready filed their nominating peti- timber or stone than for agri ulti “ • — ............................. tions, — Paulus D. - Newell, of this city. Front r.ieuniatisni. aches and pains. purposes, and to establfch !::< r’* has announced his intention of run Your system will be free. to .«aid land before W. W. (’»lid nlng and will file his petition wit h If you ’ ll but take a nightly drink. U. S. Commissioner, at liis offic* the county clerk in a few days Of llodis'ers Rocky fountain Eugene Oregon, on Wdnesday. I Tea. Tar and ancnaUgna 4th day of March, 1908 He names as witness» Le»h For the complete cure o* coughs, Hoaelton of Crow. Oegon. Id colds, asthma and bronchitis and all .YOK E i»F t.i ARDIAN'S SALE OF Hoselton of Crow (regon. J* REAL PROPERTY. lung complaints tending to consump Notice is hereby given that by virtue Hooker of Crow, Oregcn. J >.ia Hi tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry of an order of the County Court of er of Crow, Oregon. Any and all persons claim av have for ages maintained an estab- Lane County. Oregon, made and en- ih( llshed reputation as a standard cough tered on the 16th dav ofDecember versely the above descrilwd requested to file their claims is “ remedy. It contains no opium or 1907 in the matter of the guardian ship of Elmer Nels Oistad. Alice office on or before slid 6lb harmful drug and can be given with 1908. Geneva Oistad and Raymond Pal March, BENJAM1J L. ETDT. safety to children. Price Sl.ee. Sold mer Oistad. minors, the undersigned RetiiR by Linn Drug Co. Williams Mfg.Co , guardian will offer for sale and sell props., Cleveland. O. at private sale to the highest bidder NOTICE OF FINAL SETT! MK'I for cash at the law office of Wood Estate of John R Gold.i«. Steve Burton, Frank and Harry cock & Potter, at No. 18. West Ninth ceased. Hopkins and Donald Preston have! e Street in Eugene. Lane County, Ore Notice is hereby given tha formed an amusement company and i gon. on and after Saturday, the 29th derslgned administrator <!.»•. 11 f V to., *• «iri ainiiru Aiiiiiiuiiui * h » i of t-*" will give a show Friday and Saturday In'the for. 'n,„>n c ' *a' ten “ C1-Ck , ,ate of jumi John iv. R' uvwwu. °oM9,,n- ' * ' ---------- aic OI nights of this week at Marcola and I or said day. the fol- fned hlg final amount in .’•> some time next week at d>burg. 1 lowing described • al property to-|tpr of said estate in the cou: v < They will have vaudeville stunts, I wit: The Southwest quarter of t the ’ue of I-ane County. Oregon, and !’a high class moving' pictures, illustrat-i the 2nd day of Martb, 190 *•' ed songs and other features on the| southwest quarter of Section 21, and hour of one o'clock n th • a'**1 program The boys are good enter he Meat half of the Northwest quar of said day. has been fixed b;’h* tainers and deserve to be liberally ter and the Northeast quarter of patronised. \»r!hwest quarter. Section 2S. and court for the hearing of - to said account and for the r»' .he West half of the Northwest tlement of said estate. All " II* YOU K\FW »nd the west half of the The merits of the Texas Wrajer Southwest quarter of Section 29. all must lie filed on or before oi you would never suffer from kidney^ I tn Township ‘ - range 4, East for final sAtiement. uo., 17 ' “ 8outh Dated January 16, 19<*S "___ bladder or rheumatic trouble |t g | of the V 'Ln, ?.me,,op Meridian. The I DANIEL HIN"" bottle (two months' treatment). Sold . land» in Section ----- j 21 and 28 consist- L. BILYEU. Amisf by O J. Hull, or bv nwnii Send for I ing of 16(1 acres: the lands in Ser-; Atty testimonials. Dr E W Hall 592« |Gon 29 consisting of 160 acres. In ¡all 320 Olive street, St. Louis acres. In I^ine County, Ore- Two sales of property Ron. street t addition have Just Dated this 22nd day of January, a lot to N. A Reynolds and J 1 9 0 S CASTOT a IA. tract to I A. O. Knowles and FT With ^■Whllitrb.i- ton. ADDRESSES SENATE ON FINANCES WILL BE PLACEO »S’1 ¡t mid ■ W ■ ' I II ' ■ < ■ 1 ' ■ I ' ' ' 5<i I " I '■ I L I ■- I ' ■ : I IT ' I I ‘ lit - I.' It- . ■ Í - .1 X • I : on t. I.. . '• ■mats. It:.: «lis ■nxrets ■txalwr |v bear ■teued l> II »tone lv-re It. It |T ' If >r -oí: V It. ■ -• » bad 11 |T s i , nr It; pail I :. L I I wa Lai I I |t:.k'1 c> ■ friend Io the kntriuus Ltil t. pr mche. L-d a:: ■unity o Ler. or Malle. j »¡Lost ' l»w the ibo-.it I I [ore lie; f 1 Fine.' i b detec k> knew Meet s< hu» w pt. as P diar THREE REPU8LICLNS OUT FOR ASSESSOR Pa Miss Z in the city. *
