Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, November 19, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextvL «¿I Jr ul' Not tag ious blood poison is ev. • .. .. r • - l**n removed from the circuit u blood " sooncr or later> cause a fresh outbreak of the trouble w •' .ledgous and destructive symptoms of ulcerated mouth and t’uoit '• •'< ?;..df : ":,S S°’eS a“d No otUcr ««dLme ¿Sy «¿rescontigious bloodI potion as & S. S. It goes dew,, ,Bto :::: ♦♦♦♦< », THE FEDERAL C n <*« ♦« *■* ♦a ♦« »♦ a» »• ♦♦♦♦ \ | h * iiiiou for a writ of hala ♦« •us tor Charles F. Kuth- , in 11 Eugene on the charge of selling non-I ♦♦♦♦ xiK.-siatetnent Republicans feel intoxicating malt liquors contrary to ♦♦ * ♦ ■ onr.dent that they win succeea not a city ordinance, was filed iu the ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ only in defeating the election of United States district court today, ♦ ♦ ♦* ♦« says yesterday's Portland Journal. ... d surely drives out every Governor Chamoenain as United .. ^.tlypunites the blood, and le-x Kuthe. it seems, was arrested and | -■’’ J ,’’* wnator, but will elect a Re fiued |.'5 Xignd h. • “s it WM before the destrucHve vira» Í Refusiug to pay the fine, publican instead when the Oregon ente-. 1 the circulation. S. S. S. quickly takes edect on the bio 1 he was sent to jail for twelve days legislature meets this Winter, says The petitioners assert that the Im Ed Gradually the .ymptoms disappear, the health is improved, the s u , ' te Oregonian This object will be prisonment of Kuthe Is Illegal for the L .of all spots, sores and other blemishes, the hair stops coming c promoted by the circulation among following reasons: That the city or ^mouth and throat heal and when S. S. S. has cleansed the svstem of •’ ’t” ’»tara of the state of petitions dinance of Eugene is unreasonable; L-on no trace ci the disease u left & S. S. cures conig ous blood poi^.u addressed to the statement Republi that the city charter of Eugene does Cause it is tlx potest of all blood punfiers, tested and proven for more can members of both branches of not authorise the city to make it un the HUlature relieving them from lawful or to prescribe a penalty for fortv vears. Book on this disease with suggestions (ot home treat*«-1 fii.tll Ing the terms of their pre selling non-intoxicating liquors; that Ed any medical advice sent free to all who write election pledgee the legislature has no power to au ' __________ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAJTA. GA. The circulation of each petitions thorise a city to make it unlawful to *i: be started In Multnomah county sell such beverages; that the section It »as at first reported that of the city charter relating to malt Eugene to visit his parents for a few today EUGENE BOY WINS days. He will leave San Francisco similar petitions would also be clr- liquors has been suspended by the op next Sunday for Australia with a ulated In other counties of the eration of the local option laws; that FAME AS HORIZONTAL troupe of acrobats known as the Hon "ite from which statement Repub the ordinance is void and that the ‘„L | plaintiff is deprived of his liberty ey family. They will tour Australia lican legislators were elected t this year bot If that is the intention of without due process of law and BAR PERFORMER and probably New Zeaianu. aud ex those tho'~ opposing ----- ■ ' ' - ” the election of Cham- against the constitutions of Oregon pect to be back to America within a berlain it cannot be learned when and the United States as well. year. I the outside counties will be can- i Kuthe is not in jail, as stated Frank learned the business in Port-1 Frank Cherry, who is now visiting 1 vassed above. Sentence is wthheld pending his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cher- land during the past few years, and is Plan Ib'publican Caucus. settlement of the case ) rv in this city, has won distinction now among the top notch, rs in his The anti-statement forces also are I ¡¿ the past 'ear or two as an acrobat line. He says he likes the work, working to secure the organization LOST \ 1LLEÌ XO I I > >uj horizontal bar and trapeze per but traveling with a circus is a hard of both houses of the legislature. former He has been with the Norris life, he says. ..is career will be watch- Petitions soon will be circulated (Special Correspondence. 1 [ t noue circus during the past season, |ed with interest by hl- man' friends among the voters requesting the Re Lost Valley. Nov. 16 Residents joining the show at Portland after it here. publican members of both houses, of Lost Valley and vicinity voted a appeared in Eugene last spring. He who took th' pledge to enter into a road tax November 15. mal!e a tour of the country with the party caucus to insure the organiza five-mill Road Supervisor K T. Teinpleman tion of the legislature by the Re circus going all through the Eeastern SIMON KLOVDAHL publicans. It is expected that no called a meeting Saturday Novemlx-r states and up into Canada, and as far - eat resistance will be offered to 14, for the purpose of voting a road south as Mexico. The circus.has just COMPLETES HIS t'i.at plan of action by the statement tax. A five-mill tax was voted This put into winter quarters at Santa men, some of whom already have gives about $1400 to this district. At Cruz. Cal . and Frank came on up to NEW COUNTY MAP expressed the present writing the meeting was a desire to enter a party caucus and abide by its decision as still in session. Every one left with NOTH I FOR PUBLICATION to the organization of the state’s I out a motion to adjourn R. L. Edwards preached here Sun lawmaking body Simon Klovdahl, the civil engi- day afternoon and evening V. 8 Land Office at Roseburg, Ore- Tlie first petitions relieving state I neer, has just completed a fine new Rhodes Wilhelm lias returned con September 22, 1908. ment Republicans front living up to Notice is hereby given that Wesley map of Lane county which he has ’heir pledge and appealing to them from Wildwood, where he has been G. Bowers, of Fisher, Oregon, who, ! placed on the market selling them to support only a Republican for working in a logging camp. The Trent Debating Society voted on October 15, 1903, made Home I for $10 each Thia :s the first map Senator will be placed in circulation stead Enry No. 13161, S. R. 01428, made of the county since Jos. Koch’s at a meeting of the Sellwood Re at the laBt sessiou to invite the Go forSEL. Seption 21. Township 15, | map made fifteen years ago. New publican Club tonight. This was shen Debating Society to hold a joint South, Range 9 West, Willamette features of the map are as follows: the Club that initiated the petition program and debate in the near fu Every township is an exact copy movement which wtll be taken up ture. Date and place will l>e men Meridian has filed notice of inten At th. election last1 tion to make Final Five Year Proof, iof the official survei showing topo- luring the next few days by the tioned later. to establish claim to the land above , graphy-and all subdivisions, anti gives other Republican organizations of Saturday night the following officers described, before W. W. Calkins, U. 'acreage of all fractions, all original this city and county. The form of were elected: President. T. H. Fen S. Commissioner. at Eugene, Oregon, donation claims art- shown so that | the petition will not be elaborate, ton; vice president, C. 11 Wheeler; on the 9th day of December, 1908. any description of laud, largo or . declarations will be concise and secretary and treasurer. Viva Stroud sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Carr, editor, _____ _ ( _ ’small, tan be’ located, whefhir It 1 b decidedly to the point. Claimant names as witnesses: Mr. Fisher. Elsworth Prindel, of Fisher, Oregon; part of . ot or •. • tlon Mr. and Mrs. William Kelsay have Peter Hansen, of Fisher, Oregon: ti in: now uni ort. i iu:i<!>ri< s of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I moved into their home in this vicin Wn: F Summers, of FiBher, Oregon; ’.the county, of which cab be u.entioi Hatfield H. Cooper, of Fisher, Oro- ed the portion annexed from Douglas MARRIED J ity.Mrs. Lizzie Fitch, of Corvallis, has ’ i county including Tsiltvoos Lak.- on gon. ..... .__ ♦ •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«<«*«♦$ teiurned home after a month's stay.' BENJAMIN L. EDDY, ¡the southwest corner, the Linn coun visiting her mother, Mrs. E M. John ty boundary to the northeast. and the Register. U Cottage Grove, Nov. 15. 1908, |son. i mountain boundary with Douglas to NOTIC E FOR PUBLICATION Janie’ Parvin is rapidly Improving the southeast: the new precinct divis Henry S. McKibben and Miss Byrds Johnson, Rev. S. B. Morse officia and is able to be out and around once ions. county roads up to date; all the V. S I.an,I Office at Roseburg, Ore national forest boundaries. both in ting. more gon. September 22, 1908. the Cascade as well as the I'nipqua r • Notice is hereby given that Els- serves; school houses, with district A marriage license was granted to In Eugene, Nov. 14, 1908, Walter worth Prindel, of Fisher. Oregon, numbers; a special feature of much E. Dodge, of Kapsowin. Wash., and day to James C. Parker and Miss who, on October 1st, 1903, made value to mountaineers is the correc M P We-t. of Pleasant Hill, Eula Lllwall, both of Eugene. Homestead Entrv No. 13118. S. R. tion of the unsurveyed portion of the Rev. J. S. McCallum officiating. of nwa ;. ne '-4 of Cascade mountains oy data obtained A marriage license was Issued this Hl . NWM Of SEy*. Section 33. from private surveys. Streams, moun \rchie Hahn, of Forest Grove, is afternoon to Robert McQuigg aud Township 15 8outh, Range 9 West, tains trai.s. and noted landmarks In the city. Miss Josie M. Smith. Willamette Meridian, has filed no have been added or corrected; 'he tice of intention to make Final Five proposed Natron-Klamath railroad Year Pro, f, to establish claim to the and the electric railroad from Junc ve described, before W. W. tion City tnrough Eugene, Springfield Calkins. U. S. Commissioner, at Eu and up the McKenzie gene, Oregon, on the 8th day of De cember, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Notice for JhiHicaOow Wesley G. Bowers, of Fisher, Ore- gos. Peter Hansen, of Fisher. Ore •department of the interior. gon; William M. Summers, of Fisher. i nlted States Land Office at Oregon; Hatfield H. Cooper, of Roseburg, Or., Aug. 21. 1968 Fisher, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that Mrs BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Belinda J. Meredith, of Eugene Ore- . Register. gon. who ou Aug. 21. 1908. made a,- ( plication under the timber and stone | NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION ■ .. .— • for 0^ o 14 and acts No. 0901, . f V. S Lan 1 Office at Roseburg, Ore N '*> of SW % . Section : 4. Tomnship eon. June _ 23, 1908. ...-------- 18, south. Range 7 W , Willamette 1 . of intention ' “ - hereby given that Judith Meridiai :o establisl) Ann Cornahan, of Coeur d’Alene, 'to to make niak«- final proof, I" ■ Idaho who, on June 13th, 1908, claim ,.|a|n) to t > 'he 1 he lai : d ! b0’ mad" ■ .er application No. 10172, before W W. Ca.kins. >■ 11,1 for s', of nw*4, ne*4 of nwkfc, Sec- missioner. at his office at hug-ne 4 XV.--, Willamette Meridian, has Oregon, on the 13th day ot Novem- filed m tice of intention to make be r 19 0 8. Final Proof, to establish claim to the Claimant nam. s ' ' • - " : land above described, before the liam D Neeley, of Eugene. Oregon. Register and Receiver, at Roseburg. John Dick, of Eugene, Oregon; Monte Oregon on the 20th day of January, Miner, of Cottage Grove. Oregon; 1909. Birdina Meredith, of Eugene. Ore Claimant names as witnesses: gon; E. J. Frasier, of Eugene, Ore- j Hal E Wood, of Eugene, Oregon; gon. Marvin I. Hammitt, of Eugene, Ore BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register gon: George S. Corser, of Coeur dAJen. Idaho; Samuel Carnahan, of Coeur d’Alene. Idaho. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore ■ gon, September 22, 1908. NOTH E F or PUBLICATION Notice is hereby giv-n that Jay: R Melvin, of Fisher, Oregon, who. ’ S Land Office at Roseburg, on Marrh 5, 1907, made Homestead 2r'- September 17. 1908. No-ire is hereby given that Alice Entrv No. 14346-01429. for SM J Per ■ je, of Eugene. Oregon, who, of AFU- S1- of SW1-.. ; Section 13 on M> ■ 1908, made Timber Ap- 1 NW >4 of NT ?.lll > No. 9904 for W>4 of SW*4, ship 15 South. Range «“’ iot. j 4. Township 19 South, lamette Meridian, has Uied notice Range « West, Willamette Meridian, ofUtentlon to make Final F ve Year '■ ed notice of Intention to make Proof, to establish claim to the land Tina. Proof, to establish claim to the above described, before W W Cal . ■and ... H described, before W. W. kins. U. S. Commissioner, at Eugen». | S. Commissioner, at En- ■ Oregon, on the 9th daj if December, T ' 8OB, on the 24th day of ; 1908. witnesses: t*een;b<r, 1908, Claiman* names i Flarrr.ant names as witnesses: I Elsworth Prindel, of I ter. Oregon; | ■r, Oregon; v t- P. of Eugene, Oregon; Peter Hensen, of ’ ■• Fisher, Ore- L lespie, of Eugene. Oregon; William M Summers. of Fisher, "•J" • Winnlford, of Oakland. Ore- | gon; Hatfield H. Coo[ E Whattam, of Eugene. Ore- <on O re *° n benjamin l . eddy BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Reg’ster. NOTICT FOB PUBLIC ITION 'OTIC f . for publication . urff, Ore R r I.and Office at Roseburg. V S L Oreg October 1, 1908 Peter N< v is hereby given that Jona- than Vldcent. of Eugene. Oregon. H 4th lune 17th, 1907. made Tim- Janu atlon. No. 9375. for W of SF N't '4 tv Section 22. »owaship 19 fr.ir f Range 2 West. Willamette 1 s*< •- Merli has filed notice of Inten- ' <ke Final Proof, to establish the land above described Fina 'be Register and Receiver, a’ ■g. Oregon, on the 12th day ho fnl mi?’ rcber, 1908. ''th ¿ ’ ant names as witnesses n¡ '• Wilhelm of Creswell. Orc- Elsw -°ph Wilhelm of Zion. Ore- Fr, r r- -eph A. Mayo, of Zion, Ore- Weal *•'0. -arl McNutt of Eugene. Ore- Wm. loti gon; O ’r-lsement. BEN'J benjamin l . eddy R« Register > 9 ♦ V ■’ a» *-»444« » - << * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ t V ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦St> «O ♦♦W Values Like These Are ♦♦♦♦ Making This Store Famous ♦♦♦e ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ :::: :::: ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦. The popularity of this store dates back to the very first day it threw open its doors to the public. First day visitors were quick to recognize the very unusual merit of the various advertised specials All of these "first day” visitors evidently constituted themselves as a "committee of one" to help spread the truth concerning this stoire around the countryside. As a result our new business has grown by leaps and bounds and this store has acquired a position in the affec tions of the public in a few short weeks that is the envy of ail beholders. Men’s Fine Worsted Suits. Navy Blue only, worth $12.50.................................. Men’s Suits, made of Warranted All Wool Oregon- made Cloth, gray and brown, worth to $18.00... $8.50 Q o C J I Men’s very fine Worsted Suits, newest models. C 1 O SO worth every cent of $20.00. go at.................. ’P 1 Men’s Cravenette Rain Coats. These warranted at $15.00 value, go at...................................... Men’s Overcoats, made of all wool Oregon made cloths, real $18.00 values............................. Boys’ two-piece knee pants suits, fully worth $3.00. go at..................................... Boys’ two-piece knee pants suits, made of all wool cloth, worth $5.00. at........................ Boys’ knee pants, sizes 6 to 16 years. values 50c to 75c. go at............................. $9.85 $9.85 $1.35 $2.25 25c BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL STORE 591 Willamette Street, Eugeue, Oregon. SS ♦♦♦♦ s ♦♦♦♦ ::::