1 uimwsiy CLASSIFIED COLUMNS I XDEilTAKEKS J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers aud funeral directors. Eugene. Or ww. thi ksmay . ji xf : ii . hm > m COURT PETITIONS GOVERNMENT TO IMPROVE SIUSLAW rnday and Saturday Store Bargain News Talk <>T DAY ic HENDERSON, undertaker« and embalmers. Corner Willam­ I. B. Cushman, the Acme liimber- ette and Seventh streoi. in a n and capitalist, h has been in the city for the past few days in the in- W. T GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embalmer, Office terest of the mtat-r of bonding the Lai ne county for and residence, Tenth and Olive western end of $100,4)00 for the purpose pose of Improv­ streets. Phone Red 4481. ing the bar at the mouth of the Sius- law river, an outline of the scheme tl l LIlIMn SURGEONS having been given by The Guard over lilt. (’. < . GRIFFITH a week ago. Yesterday he induced Formerly Stale Veterinary of Cali­ the county commissioners' court to fornia; served three years on State issue an order petitioning the gov­ Medical Board, is located at Bang«' ernment for permission to make the livery Htable, phone Main 2 1. Imorovemi-nts. The petltiOR is as follows: »1 I M \ G ENGI,N EEK b "To the Board of Engineers of River and Harbor Improvements,, War HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer Department, Washington, D. C. and expert metallurgist. Reliable "Gentlemen:—For and on behalf information furnished to intending of the citizens and r'-sidents of Lane Investors. Examinations and re­ county, Oregon, we, the undersigned, ports on mines and ore treatment the county court of Lane county, Or­ Eugene Oregon egon, do most respectfully petition for and request permission from the CARPET CLEANERS department to Improve the mouth of C.’ MOORE, carpet cleaner the Siuslaw river In said county, and JAY Phone Black 5071. more particularly for permission to construct the south jetty. Said im­ REAL ESI A I E AGENT* provements to be made in conform­ ity to the surveys and report made J. L. CLARK & CO.—Dealers IL rea) thereon by W. C. Langfitt, in 1903, estate. Creswell. Or. and the expenses of said improve­ ment to be born by the residents and citizens of said county. .A CONQUERING HERO. “Respectfully submitted. "G. R CHRISMAN, Dot Louis, who conducts der band, “County Judge. Has vork dot’s hard to understand, I). EDWARDS. V oti politici.ins conies ai putii, M. PRICE. bat's ven his usefulness is found ’ “Commissioners.“ Dey pay him reasonable sums To play "Der Conquering Hero Comes!" Dot is de tune dl<: band can play Mil great expression, so dey say. in will be given hotel man. Will desired. Address II. N. Burchell, Junction City, Or. OR FÍALE neater, almost I new) fur ski® cheap. Address Box 2 0 14_ Eugene, Or. tf i Mlbt'LLLANEOl b QK Í+ALE—Tborongnored Hereford bulls P'f »ale. Enquire 550 Wil- IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop­ lam«-’tte s’- tf erty tell the Oregon Laud Compa­ ny about it and they will do the OH SALE- A baby walker and a rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu­ baby buggy. Inquire 357 W»-st gene. Or. tf Fifth street. tf NOTICE Having recovered from my -)H 8ALE-*-New house, cl-ise In; Injury I have resumed my business lot 50x160. Price, $18.)0, Ore­ of horseshoeing and general black­ gon Land Company. tf. smithing. C. D. Holoway, East Eleventh street. Fairmount, Or. OR SALE—Complete furnishings for eight rooms at a bargain. En­ DON'T fall io see Cbezem if you quire at Guard office. J13 want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop­ FOR SALE—Buff Orpingtuu eggs erty, improved and unimproved. 13 for $1. W. B. Hampton, 1102 Timber and mining stock. H. Che­ Columbia aveuuo. corner 19th st. ron. Room 11. Walton Bldg, tf FOR SALE -A first-**••«» 724 Olive street. Has seen, they look like you or me Mohair—18. FOR SALE -Timber land; quarter To him. lie gets de signal and Chlttlm bark—3c. section In township 16, s. r. 1 w, Turns loose de music of de band. Wool 1 Oc. PliYSK IANS ANU SURGEONS section 32. Will sell cheap If sold He doesn’t know de hero’s name; Poultry, Eggs. etc. at once. Address C. J. G., care But L ou I h plays It just der same. Eggs- Per dozen 17c. DR. ANNA MAURER, Osteapathic Guard office. Washington Star. Dairy butter—Per roll, 30@35. ___ phyx'cian. All curable disease« Creamery butter—per roll, 50c. treated. Women and Children t ■LTg-A E LOST Between Baptist church and Hens—Per lb. lie. specialty. Office over F E. Dunn's Thirteenth and Olive streets, a NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Frys Per lb 15c. Phone Red 1631. small brown purse with straps, con­ IN the matter of the Estate of Sam­ Geese- Per lb. 6c. taining a gold ring and two pen­ uel Stalnaker, deceaa J: Ducks—Per lb. lie. nies. Return to Guard office. J10 DR. H. L. STUDLEY—Osteopathic Notice is hereby given to all per­ Turkeys—Per lb 15c. physician. Offices over Chambers' •tore. Fruits, Vegetable«, l ie. 518 Willamette street sons concerned that the undersigned FOR SALE Best retail store In Phone Black 1326. I*ane county; wll sell stock of Consultation han be n duly appointed administrat­ Potatoes - 60c per cwt. free. Residence 73 4 Ferry street. rix of the estate of Samuel Stalnak­ about 35000 for cash and rent Onions Per cwt $.5.00 er, deceased, by the County Court of Phone Red 310 7. buildings; a snap; must go quick. Lemons Per case $3.25. the State of Oregon for Lane County. Address "P Q .," this office. Oranges $3.25. J12 C. H. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathic All persons having claims against Livestock Marker. physician and surgeon, FOR SALE -City lots, close In; Chronic raid «state of said Samuel Stalnaker, Steers—Per lb 8 9t 3 l-2c. diseases and diseases of women deceased, are her» by required to pre­ 3300 3350 and 3100; 350 down Good cows 3 (<( 2 3-4. and children a specialty. Electrl- sent the same, with proper vouchers, and 31 Oper month, without inter­ Good prime dressed veal—6 ij 5’4 est. W. H. Kay, at Eugene Gun cal vibratory and light treatment. duly verified as by law required.with­ m in ton u" foot ;i " >1-8 Company's store. tf Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3. Dunn build- in six months from the date hereof Fat hogs on foot 5 1-2. Ing. Phone Maln 540. Boards to the undersigned, at the residence Fat hogs—dressi-d 7c. FOR SALE A No. 1 business for Hoffman House. Phone Malu 11. of M. M. Davis, in the city of Eugene, Grain .»iui Feed. Kale; good Ideation; clean stock; will take city property In part pay­ J. F. TITl'S, M. D. Homoeopathic Flour—84.40. Dated this June 11. 1908. / ment. Wish to retire from busi­ physician and surgeon. Chronic ALICE E. STALNAKER. Oat Hay, $13. ness. Call at Guard office, tf dlseaMs and diseases of women aud Administratrix of the Estate of Sam­ Timothy Hay— Per ton 314. children given special attention. uel Stalnaker, (b-ceased. New oats—Per hu., ■ 45c. FOR SALE First-class baled cheat Faradic galvanic, static. X-ray and Bran—-per ton, 327. hay; riso maple and old growth NOTH E FOR Pl ltl.lt ATION. vibratory electrical trealmeuts giv­ Mixed feed Per ton $30. fir wood, Louis C. Vitus, Junc- Unit d States Land Office-, Rose­ en. Office. 58 1 Willamette street, Shorts, per ton—$32. tlon. Or., H F D No. j I’liuti,' with Dr. L. E McDougal. Resi­ burg, Orc-gon, April I 7. 1 »08. New Wheat Per bu. 85c. Farmers* ’2 9. J20 Notice- Is hereby given that in com- dence. 632 Pearl street Office Rolled Barley Per ion, $29.00. phone. Main 629. Residence pll-nce with the provisions of the act Chopped feed- Per ton. $30. FOR HALE A well improved faun of Congress of June* 3, 1878, entitled, phone. Main 631. Cracked Corn —$36-40. of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Co­ "An act for the sale of timber lands burg. This is a bargain at $50 In the States of California. Oregon. VITOKM VS- Vf.I.AVV per acre. On good terms. Smith Nevada, and Washington Territory," PORTLAND MARKET REPORT & Brown, Coburg, Or. "The urgent message sent out by 8. D. ALLEN, Allot ne;-at-Is, bl6 as extended to all th«- Public Land 1 892, the American Woolen Company to Willamette street, Eugene Oregon States hv act of August 4, FOR SALE—One National cash regis­ Parley S. Pierce of Springfield. Coun­ the wool growers of the West cam»* ter, one Remington typewriter and a large Iron nate. Enquire of L. L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Ottlo ty of Lane State- of Oregon, filed In some time ago asking them to aban­ over Yoran’s shoe store, Eugene this office on April 15. 1908, his don th»- use of sisal twine in the ty­ M Travis, Loan & Savings bank sworn statement -No. 9713, for the ing < f fleeces Is having some ef­ Oregon. building purchase of the- SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 fect." said one of the leading wool HORSES FOR SALE One hay mare LEON It. EDMUN b ON, Attorney-at- and W 1-2 of SW 1-4 of Section No. buyers today, "but we regret to say weight 1200, one bay horse, law Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan 2 4 In Township No. 18 south. Range that soin»* of th»- producers persist in aud Savings Bank. weight 1100; one black, single No. 8. West, W. M . and will offer packing their fleeces In the old way. driver, safe for lady to drive; one proof to show that the Ian 1 sought and they are paying for their obstin­ « fine Huddle pony, A. M. Gilbert, »*. M TRAVIS. At'.oruey-at-law. Of­ Is more .valuable for its timber or acy. at feed barn. tf fice over Eugene Loan A Savings stone than for agricultural purposes, "Yesterday we were compelled to Bank, Eugene, Oregon. aud to establish his claim to said rcjt-i t three lots of wool that were of­ LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Tw > land before- W. W. Calkins, I'. S fered us because they were tied with lots and 8-rootn house, barn; fine' DORRIS & SKIPWORTH, Attorneys- Commissioner, at his office in Eu­ ♦ his objectionable twine, and we land for garden; on Fourth street,1 at law Office in Hovey building gene, Oregon, on Thursday th»- 3rd shall continue to turn down such of­ near mill race. l*ot 160x95 on | over Chambers-Bristow bank. day of September., 1908. ferings or take them at a reduction Twelfth and Alder streets, just i He names us witnesses: William II, of 1 1-2 to 3 cents from current C A WINTERMEIER, Attorney-at north of Patterson school. J. J. Pierce of Walton. Oregon; Jarvis I'. prices. In time the wool men will law Laud titles and pr»>bate spec­ Walton, 615 Willamette street, tf Sutherland, of WaltVn. Or- gon. Wil- learn that th»- use of sisal twine In ialties. Office over Chatubers-Brls- Ham S Sutherland of Walton, Ore- tying up their wco| injures the pro­ FOR 8ALE Fine mountain ranch of I ' tow Bank. gon. William Neely of Eugene, Ore- duct. Then this abuse of long stand­ 80 acres; 40 In cultivation and ing will stop.' gon. about 40 timber; creek running WOODCOCK A POTTER, Attorneys Any and all persons claiming ad- The latest statements issued by the at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E O through farm; fair house and out-1 Potter. Office one block south of versely th«- alsive described lands are Anu'rlcan Woolen Company regard­ buildings; located eight miles | Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon. requested to file their claims In this ing the use of the sisal, indicates that south of Eugene Price $1000 office on or before the said 3rd day something has been accomplished In Carl O. Washburne. the reform desired, but that further WALTON A NRSR. Attorneys-at-law. of Sptember. 190s BENJAMIN L. EDDY. efforts are needed In order to put a I J. J. Walton and 8. P. Ness. Will FOR SALE I- rom two to nine acre Register. stop to th»* old practice altogether. practice lu all ths courts In the tracts of fine river bottom land, Local buyers sav that th»- bulk of I state. Office, room 3, Walton all in full hearing orchard; one NOTI» E FOR PI Rl.lt \TloN the wool now offered them comes in ! Block, Eugene, Oregon mile from city limits on river t'nitd States I*and Office It f Con gres« of .lune Ther»- wer«- no developments In the survey H. A. Cox. tf strasts, drafting wills, settling es­ "An act for the sal»* of timber lands w tour-«-« tracked I'u- I. N. HARBAUGH. m W« Spacial atten- E ii of Eugeni, the offers thus far m ide and a I n -, 8t ft quire Bangs' livery . J9d&w tlon given to divorce and w’ttla- many of th»» lars»* clips of 1 90 aient >f estates, Xg«tnt for Conti- >■ have tor th» ti be WANTED 8..V,rial n . n and b vs at X nental insurance Company. Room di r hand onr** to train if r< a 5. First National Bank Building. bril A Walk» r hop yard 11 Engen -, Oregon w WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET PROFESSIONAL COLUMN WANTED Thr w iciris to lt*am WILLIAMS A Hl. a .N, zittoru >«■«»■ nitriiltiic at th»'• Euaene General hos- law. J W , WllUatns, L. E. Bean pltal. Apply to Dr. J W. Harris Practice In all caurts of the stat tf nd before the U. 8. Land Oftlc« 'fttces Ii, 13. t4 and 15 McClun, w a X r t : ! » T«> ti.ir lulldls* if yes G«»od «hing Al Ft T no«i : 1 SR K KI. bonne. 2. 8. Frs Kiiquir p j X - r» Ith's blskck« M R R ENT——Nln» front room; Rab­ heat; electric lights Suitable for two ger batto, 154 East Ninth slrret. msn. 'MAS Architect «Ian» drawn, blue print* Uicallnr . General »uprr- llngs In ronntructloD. 1If thinking of build-1 Injc, tiirfff* or arnail, see me Terms *. 1 i i. » íhu t« C*brii’itnan . block«! Men’s Straw hats in Every Shape $6 00 Men’s Negligee Shirts in All Weaves mT.................................................. $2.75 300 New Men's Belts for Summer $1.50 Women's White Summer Underwear $1.98 Women’s Regular $2.50 Waists $1.69 . $1.69 Women’s White Canvas Oxfords 98c 98c The Bon Marche WiS I M'ttKl f< Helfer >rdit 'ls4 ' I AX it ind nil in* » H »Innin, •h Wj unuiunnabU rolü warmer w<*a*bd*** 1« that th? run wll’ Now that it I m rlalnin In 1HSJ K M TOIW IE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT 1'0 . Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, Eugene, Or Prices reasonable. ed the most law which o terests conf’l a nd void, reived leg'- will ignor roll line of men's new and nobby Straw lints Í" every kud the up material to the cheap«-»t in all sizes; * they will not go o allow the lower river I»»- pie ’ prices . . t................................... ;...................... 1 Se­ to tinue ooeratiou.K. Ea' h side is fore talking of taking their cas court. In the meantime it is likely the master fish warden will enforci The largi-st and inost complete lini- of drvs.s shirts In tlie s»»ft coll*, both measures. I*, tato Market 1« Firiut-r. iieglig»-»- styl«-s, in all sizes in |s>iig i iterests there ar - r v di" about -5" ■ ars of potatoes in :»’l hands in wet »rn Ore- h-ld by­ gon. mo l of these b°lng use of dealers. Beeau.„ ..." >□ _ “ firmness of I :.00 new leather Belts for men in all sizes and widths In beautiful local conditions it h stated hat fully |uitt»-rns in black, tan, an«i brown; just the filing to wear in tlot a dozen ca s of Eact ern Oreg :n tock are rolling in this direction ail lore weather when you don't want to w»*ar a vwt and will follow if the market co: ti ues sUH|M-nders................................................................ -5c to 9 5 is right. The Eastern Oregon »nd being offered on a basis of 7 75 cents f. o. b. Portland. First New Oregon Potat< c The first new iwtatoes froi ■ t*- Is j state were put on display along F ont ; A t»rg<- line of women's white Umbrellas for summer; a large as* Street this morning by Dr’"*:-, Bol- sortnient of patterns; washable; lam & Co. The stocks were of the! prices from OHc ............................. Early Rose variety and were in fin»» condition—In fact better than those frrtm California. The stocks were grown in one of the suburbs of the city ami more small shipments are du»» to arrive during the next ten 1OOO women's new Lingerie Waists in long and short sleeves, trim- days. It ;s not likely however, that iims I with lace ami embroidery; collars and cutis to match |n regular shipments of local stocks will nil sizes. The gcratest bargain ever made in Eugene or any- begin before the middle of July and bektwoen that time and this the de­ when- else. Dozens of patterns to pick from; mand for old Oregons will continue regular $2.50; now ...................... unabated. Poultry M»iv«-s Very Slowly. Poultry dealers report trade very I slow, with prices in some'Casos 1 :wer Eair t ian those of th? last week, sized springs are worth from 20 to Woiii<-n's white canvas Oxfords, hliielicr lace; cap toe; solid oak 22 1-2 cents a pound, but sizes un­ sob's and counters; a perfect fitting slipper; der 1 1-2 pounds are hard to move, regular $1.50; sale price ................................... and hens drag nt 12 to 12 1-2 cents. For ducks weighing three to four pounds, there is some demand at 2 0 cents a pound, but smaller sizes are not wanted. In geese and turkeys there is little or nothing doing. Blitter Steady mill I ncluingcil. ' Butter was steady today at the previous quotations. The city cream­ eries report stocks cleaning up satis­ factorily and In the country creamery trade 1 I V lllltl and best I ” - l brands l>) »OIU8 (11 are C fairly lull I,» CI ac- » I live at city rr am ry prices while nth-’ NEWS ITEMS FROM LONDON ITEMS LOWELL AND VICINITY ers are selling at 20 to 22 cents. I There is no complaint of accumula­ (Special Correspondence.) (Special Correspondence.) tion an I present prices will likely I London, June 10. Miss Beatrice Loweli, June 10 The election was hold for some time. a quiet one, with a llttl» more than I Young, of Black Butte, was a Cot­ , W: rn» Weather Weakens Eggs. tage Grove visitor Saturday and Sun­ Th > locali demand for eggs has the average vote cast. day. fallen nft materially within the past Soni<> of the Lowellltes attended Al Adams, of Latham, visited old few days ns a result of the warm the annual picnic held at Pleasant' time friends ami his best girl the first weather and th“ market today was Hill Jun? 4. i ' week. There weak at 18 to 19 cents. But for tie fact that current receipts now are | slcn at the burial of George Young C. C. Hays, of Lojane, atten led lighter than a week ago, eggs would of' Winberry. Rev. Mr. Callison, of the picnic here Friday and was the be accumulating. Jasper, preached the funeral. The , guest of friends orer Saturday. floral decorations U heat Market Is Strong. were i grand. I Horace and B ssle Sutherland, qf The feeling in the local wheat There was a beautiful wreath of va-1 Lorane, visited their sister, Miss Eva, market was slightly weaker today rigated flowers placed on ____________ the centre at the Hotel London Saturday. and small fractional reductions on of the mound and another to the side............. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hevel and chll- club, red and valley were announced. and then the mound was densely ' dren and ------- _ —I Mrs. Laura Conger and Chicago reported small gains for Ju­ covered with flowers. Mr. Young children arrived here last week fr m ly and September, while there were discovered some time ago that he Formington, Wash. no developments tn the Liverpool was afflicted with cancer, and eVerv The social dance Friday evening market. San Francisco prices were effort possible was resorted to for a was a successful and enjoyable af­ unchanged. cure, but the best of physicians pro­ fair. Quite a number of young peo­ Portland Livesto»'k Market. nounced it incurable and told him ple from Black Butte and Cottage Livestock prices on all kinds of ’her»' was no chance for a cqre. He Grove were in attendance. stoi'k were steady yesterday • Re- | bore his affliction great pa- *WV>- . . ........... - «.. . .«W.V.V*. with WXC4A fSIUOl There will be a series of meetings celpts were moderate and i the sup- **ence, and talked of his approaching at the Christian church commencing J------- ' 'death to hls family and relatives. He ply proved equal to the d»*mand. June 20th, Rev. Pool, of Washing- The following prices were current was loved by hls neighbors and had i ton, to have charge of the meetings. cn livestock In the local market yes­ j many friends. He I' leaves ................ ,\ a wife and Frank Geer, who Is one of our terday: three children, two girls and one trustworthy young men, is running Hogs—Rest, $6 fit 6.25; medium boy. to mourn his loss. I 'the bottling plant at its full capac­ 85.75'n6; feeders, no I mand. We are Informed that Mr. Rankin. ! Cattle Rest steers. 35; medium, with his crew of surveyors for the ity, only recently a carload d Ixm- 34.5OCI 4.7" common $3.50 3.7.5; Oregon Eastern railroad is on his don water being shipped to Portland, cows best. $1 00; common $3.50 (h way to Hazel D-ll to finish the sur­ and now they have a rush order fbr another car, which will be- shipped 33.75; calves $4.50415.00. “ 5.00. vey between here and Waldo Lake. Tuesday. This Is good news and will liven up Portland Qwntations. The weather is fine, the birds are »- I»— among *». things th«- pPOp|e from LoW_ 1 Creamery butter 2 3c. singing their summer songs, an.1 all ell to Hizei Dell, _ as __ the _ logging nature is dressed in her most b aa- Eggs— 1 9c. camps along the river have already tiful gowns. Crops are looking »ell Chickens 1?4il3c. closed down. M'hes* — Valley 89c; chib R9c. The election is over and th ■ crest Th»* Rush Island school closes on Rarlev Per ton 22.50 41 2s 50 Thursday, the Uth, with a program. anJ glorious fourth w‘ll soon be here. Oats $27 4)27.50 The picnic at London last Friday Miss Martha Howard is teacher, she Hay—Timothy. $17; cheat. $15. having taught two terms and being a was a day long to be remembered. Grain hay $15G$16 There were careful and efficient teacher, it is The program was good, Mohair—Choice. 17c® 18. hoped she will return in the future several able speeches, which were Woo]—Valley, 11c. haded down with many go cl things for another successful term Hop«- Prime.' 5 fi 6 l-2c. fruit many Bait Gulley has purchased an In- that will bear Potatoes 7()cff 75c. Among them was a erest In a restaurant in Eugene and hence. Onions— $1.65 per crate, by Grandma Bailey, who has Cascara- -ichlttim bark) — 3 1-2 Is disposing of hls stock and imnle- the three score an I ten marl ments preparatory to moving to Eu- '•i 4 l-2c pound. talk alone was worth all the ti iH*ar future. Th- n -K ” '2=5 irf’e i-*sv*s RUsb trouble s)>ent at the picnic, IS Salem Statesman- W r Black body brd a good time, and " (known in Salem as Clarence Black » Island the 1-th for Springfield. enthusiastic over the celehrat i In the city for a few hours’ visit NO ' the Fc urth of July and ela!" uî ' its to Mr. Black has been rans-K-ments w-ro made in th O' l it STOf.EX I, W|, T.navr« fn Crook selecting committees and < " I In Nevada, but re­ rangem-nts to insure a gone casting t'npct C has hls -led tí BETTER TH \X FA I B KMIN I Jurlnc th lay«, showing the fish are ■ to th»* spawning ground b lleve that we will be abl v » - F* ’ ’ / H«* ‘ u. t . ’ ‘v * Ho tho If von are Inter hearing great me fine music-—tn art in cookerv. and lots thing., send postal al ther information. S mul­ Association, Ashland. Or ti y in ie ef- SHOE MIOI’ IX rn had e n«b- E P. Shinn has ope zed by jWeal- men a» cla?r ~hoe shop in Cobi method guaranteed. Bring In the McCou !1 * Garr ° stand»i ready the Mt Mahon resident . L restore the sonthe.i^t corner cf Er all ' inda thjit harp and Mill □treet?. formerly ?ht bv W illtania property, to John H Wornrr Mrr, nd others; 'erty at th pnth and Ferry The consideration kept private. It • ticker and those asso« will build a students' their property in the nesi t 1 i-