Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, January 07, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti ' THE EIGENE WEEKLY CIARIL Price Mers Lace Trousers ' One lot of Men’s Trousers, all x - y q gizes, values to $4 a pair, AJ00 sale price............................... ' . T A few doiicu pairs cf our $1.25, $1.50 and $2. 00 Cur tains. We are clos ing out the line at Half-Price Men’s Clothing Suit Cases Canvas, Rubber Cloth, Kar- atcl and Cowhide, all at spec- ial prices, Immense variety of patterns, all sizes, in Men’s Suits, at Half-Price Notions $150 to $10 Drugs Celluloid Combs. 25c........................ Whisk Brooms. 25c.......................... Tooth Brushes, values to 35o........... Safety Pins, all sizes, three cards... Curling Irons, folding included........... Thimbles............ ’.............. .......... Beston Garters. 25c........................ Eastman’s Toilet Soaps, 6 cakes in box Hand Mirrors, 25o.......................... Hair Pins. 6 packages.................... Scr’.’hbing Brushes. 25c.................. Envelopes. XXX. packaqe................ Lead Penoi’s, best 5c. two for......... Pies. 5o quality, two papers fer......... Rubber Finger Cots, three for......... Beet Seamless Nipples, two for......... Pers, a dozen for........................... 19c 11: 19 j 19? 10c Doan's Kidney Pills. 50c.. Household Ammonia. 35c. • •••••••• Witch Hazel, half pints.. Glycerine. 25c.............. Machine Oil. 10c........... Eastman's Perfumes. 25o Eastman’s Tcoth Powder. 25c......... , Lyon's Tcoth Powder. 25c Graves’. Powder or Paste. 25c........... Canitcl, Powder. Paste or Liquid. 25?. ^uthymol Tooth Paste. 25c............ Rubifoam. 25c ............. Roiafoani, 25? ............. .............. Zoc’enta Tocth Paste, 25c. .............. Colgate’s, Pouter or Paste.............. Bora.lent «"ecth Paste, 2:ic........... CozodOi’t, 25?................ .............. W. C. Bak T nd wife of Burton. Kan., were arrivala in Eugene yes terday. IF you ’ ve NEVER WORN bodtly gives in I the wettest weather made roe---- i i H ard service ----------- ANO GUAP A NTEED WATERPROOF AT All GOQO STOPtV catalog rate A A MMrr • CO SMTO m i . « a ' 1 k ♦ L DeLaruj *' 19c, 19o 5c 19? 19c La rer.es ne«v city charter was ex- I by the city coun<'ll last even ing, and after the contest had been e.iumerated. the document cf over twenty typewritten pages was over 'ill a future date, when council will be at leisure to cuss °anh section-s?parate’v. No ex- t region of onlnton was P'Hd“ on I he feeling of the members Of the eouu- til. Councilman Garrett asked that copies be provided earn councilman. and another member suggested that 3til] more be made so that people can have copies The printing com mittee was ordered to Inquire into prices with authority to mt Canal Con’rtct. Ailvertis^nient« f i bl 14 op the con struction of the canal of the proposed city power plant, fifteen miles from Eugene on the McKenziJ, will prob ably bo made In less than two weeks. Tile matter was laid over until Mon day night, because the legality of the order for advertisement was questioned by (’¡tv Attorney Bean, until the resolution definitely stat- It'r the council’s purpose goes Into effect, thirty days after passage. Specifications for the advertise ment were read, showing that the canal will be three and one-quarter miles long, and twenty feet wide at the bottom. This contract refers to the removal of dirt and rock only. Relief I -oclaination. Th•> mayor brought before the council the request for relief on be half of the Italian earthquake suf ferers. Mayor Alatloek after the meeting. Issued the following procla mation: I I To the People of Eugene: j Whereas the Governor of Oregon has called upon the people of the t stat» to len t aid to the •arthqi’ake sufferers of Italy, and It is fitting i that the people of cur city .hould 1 spond to the call *rr f Yelp in aid the afflicted ones. Now, Therefore, I, the mayor ; Eugene do hereby ttrg and enjoin | upon our citizens to render the as- , sistanre which onr favored condition and prosperity warrants. J. D. MATLOCK, ¡Eugene, Jan. 4, 1909. Mayor. No Initiative Change. 19c The propcsed ordinance to give I the initiative and referendum fifteen 19. I days notice instead of thirty was 19c ’ then defeated by the mayor's vote, 19c r* . conncllmen stood as follows: 19c i 1 The Garrett. Roach Gilbert, Heller, ayes; Fisher, Moon, Williams, Iierger, no. 19c 5c Assc- s >!■■«' <)t d'nances. 19c i Flv» assessment, ordinances f 5c , construction were passed. One F -, 10?. i sew In the alley between Oak and Pearl from Fifteenth to Sixte. n*h streets, 19? will cost 3229.85. A -ccond be tween F'fth and Sixth st:e°t in Jef 20? 10? ferson, will amount t.~ $t.65O 20. A 19? third. In the alley betw" n Second an 1 Third sfr®?ts. beginning nt High 19o street nnd extending tn the WUllatn- i'H rfv. r. will cost $2,352.00. A fourth, b'twoen Tenth and Eleventh, from Jeffersrcn street west, two b'oeks, will he assessed at $580.04. The fifth, beginning at the manhole « of an 8-inch sewer at the intersec tion of Thirteenth and Alder streets, extending 421 feet, will reach the sum of $392.00. The »lxth sewer NEWS OF LOWER will b» on Twelfth street, from Alder A CHEESE FACTORY to Hilyard. Siral'Cr Matter«. SIUSLA’W TERRITORY ON MAPLE CREEK * Th» Warren Construction Co. was ordered paid money held back, amounting to more than $4.000, for I. B. Cushman leaves today for work which was not altogether sat For some time pa:t the peopL ’ Portland on business connected with isfactory, with the provision that Maple Creek have been considering the plan for harbor Improvement. the paving company gixe an indem- nlty bond. lhe question of s'arting a cheese The elty re?order was ordere’ to Postmaster Kyle leaves this morn factory, and ft see. a they have i.e- r-kk i to go ahead with it. says the ing by way of Gardiner, for Eugene notify that Interest would be charg- Florence West. While we like to in response to a summons to appear ed those who have to pay assessments for street work or sewers, only after 360 new enterprises started, we are as a witness in a land case. their money is due the city. doubtful whether the people of that The ordinance for tee extension Forest Ranger Y'oung went to Eu- neighborhood will find cheese mak ing as profitable as sending their gene the first of the week to attend of the Hotel Griggs, belonging to M. was passed, provided that butter fat to a creamery has been, or Uncle Sam at some land contests F. Griggs, specifications were latisfactory and so far as we an see into the that are to be heard there in a few the to the fire and water committee. future, is likely to continue. As we days. The finance committee and city at Earl Johnson and wife, who came understand it, cheese making brings torney were ordered to find out who good returns to the dairyman for here from Kansas a short time ago should pay for a cesspool near the a short time in early summer; but to visit relatives on North Fork, de Patterson school. as the season advances the milk be parted Monday on their way to Eu The situation of a signal light for comes richer in butter fat and brings gene. Richard Miller, of Okanogan coun the police was referred to police a porrespondingly higher price at L’.e committee to take up with the man creamery while its value for chee- ty, Washington, arrived here Friday ager of the telephone company. does not increase in that way. Thus to spend a few days with his broth The city surveyor was ordered to the cheese-making season lasts but er, Dan Miller and his sister. Mrs. survey under the supervision of the He had not seen a small part of the year and the F M. Wilhelm. street committee a . roadway . _ on the A dairyman must look in some other his brother for fourteen years and north side of . Skinner's Butte. direction for a market for his prod his sister for twenty-four years. He road already exists there, and the uct the rest of the time. Nearly left for Eugene Wednesday after council made the order with the pur all the ranchers ‘"•re have separat noon. pose to improve the street eventual At the regular election of Ocean ly. The Willamette Valley company ors and by n dng these and co-opera ting in the work • f hauling, thej are Wave Camp. Modern Woodmen of holds a forty-year Hen on the land, able to get their cream to market America, the following officers were and a street can not easily be dedi (>i comparatively reasonable terras. , hosen for the coming term: G. R. cated without permission, a thing Then too, by this plan they have *eft Mills, counsel: Samuel Hasbrouck, vhtefe th* I'uincil thought would not the skim milk which makes good adviser; M. J. Sweet, banker; L. W. be difficult. food for calves and hogs from whir., >errin. clerk; Claus Stevens escort; The Water Board. the farmers may realize a tidy sum Ray Saubert. watchman; Roy Carnes, After the council adjourned, the sentry. each year On th •• other hand where were called to a meet Tuesday morning Mrs. Martha councilmen cheese is made, the whey is worth ing of the water board The fin • picked up a bottle whies' very little for feed, so not much is ance committee of the council was was Iving on the river bank near her realized from this source. The mar appointed the finance committee of ket 13 another thing to consider residence in West Florence. The bot the water board to act with the sup tle contained a paper from the U. S. ed in this connection. While som ■ erintendent of the plant. would be need» d for the home de hydrographic office showing that it An order was also made which had been thrown overboard from a mand yet this market for cheese is segregated the water funds Into two v> s«el. the Wanyard. by Capt. Bruhn, very limited here and the portions, one from the sale of bonds, would have to ship the Product .o on March «th, 1908, in latitude 44 and the other from rentals. decrees 45 minutes north, and longi- > ¡her places before it could be so.d Bills for work In laying the pipe tude 124 degrees 43 minutes west, j on Hill «’rest addition were paid. On the paper was printed a request Engfneer Kelsey's bill for surveying that the finder forward it to th* waiting station will be built hydrographic office at Washington. was also ordered paid. stern Councilman Berger said that «he by the Portland Eugene & E D. C.. stating the time and place railway on th» trestle where it» where found, It was sent out by pipe laid in Hill Crest was new to the best of his knowledge, when Florence West. mail next day some of the members reported that people on the street had claimed the the ■.vent to Irving on pipe was second hand. In case the and others who He is finishing up pipe is shown to be second hand for Eugene aft' t th» line is complet- flke Gent n»«r there. | are a Berger said that Crane A Co. will ed that far Be reral cars of rai went to Portland to- gladly make it good Ha d As now overdue I rom the East, ork M t leveral days. soon as they arr Ive construe on w H. J Wilkins of Portland, was in Mrs Herbert Condon left today for will be resume Ity today, He is the father-in- r heme at Seattle after a rlslt with law of Frank B< nlton, the S. P. fire- , and Mrs. — 1 In the n man who was killed "Watch north of this city last August- page 3. 1 STANLEYS Have it enti the : rice îs LESS -• I I $1.95 I I I II Ladles’ Shoes— $3.oo, $3.5o, $4.oo and $5.oo Men’s ■Xz s oc Y III FSD YY JAM ARY 7. tontt Values—all styles, all leathers, Goodyear welts and hand turned soles, all sizes, special prices . Men’s Shoes— $3.5o and $4.oo Shoes, all Goodyear welts, plain toes for old men, and the latest lasts for all who want them, all leathers, all sizes Q C special prices................................ »p Ä’ • x FORMERLY The WELLS SHOE STOKE Corttr Willamette and Ninth Sts g ♦♦ HELEN R. MARKS CO. The QUALITY STORE aa aa aa aa aa The QUALITY STORE DRUGGISTS aa aa HOTEL SMEEDE BUILDING ae aa ea aa aa Wilson’s Syrup White Pine and Tar! ♦ a renia Is the best remedy for a cough. It will cure cold, hoarseness, bronchitis and sore throat We have it Price per 4 oz bottle 25c Our stock of drugs is complete and guaranteed under the pure food law to be of highest quality. S» •> ♦♦ *•<> <>* ♦♦ I • Camphorated Oil, 3 oz. bottle Witch Hazel (Dickenson’s) 8 oz Household Ammonia, per pint Pure Olive Oil, 6 ounces.__ __ Bay Rum, 6 ounces.. ...___ Cleansing C-eim, half pint____ Tincture Arnica, 4 ounces___ for N. W. 1-4 Section H¡.. 1 In 8., Rang:«* 2 E., Willainett. _ ______ .... • **t JoB«e J. Uunkhi. cont^stee, in which it Is alleged that J«*ssv J. Lainkln han not been a bona tide settler upon the above said land; has not made any Improve ments outside of a poorly constructed cabin, without either window or door; Los Angeles, Jan. 5.—Deputy Con has never any part of the stable Charles de Manville was shot above said culltivat^d land, and lias not been upon and killed last night at Newhall, this above said land In the last 2 12 years; al-s. nce WM not county, while arresting "Arizona and that sm<l to employment in the army or navy Jack.’' Ellen, a miner, and cowboy due of the United States in rime of war. of Imperial Valley, uen escaped on . Said parties .ire hereby notified to ap pear, respond and offer evidence touch a freight train. ing: said allegation at 1«» o’clock a. m. on February 9, 1909, before S. M. Cal 'The following is the shortest sen- kins, notary public, at his office In Eu Oregon, and that final hearing i e >n .lining all the letters of the gene. will be held at I o'clock p. in. on Feb alphabet; Pack my box with five ruary 23, 1909. before the register and receiver at the United States land office doze i liu nor jugs. — Home Notes. in Roseburg, Oregon. The said couiwsULnt having, in a CONTI- *T NOTK'E proper affidavit, filed December 3, 1908. Department of the Interior. set forth facts which show that after United States land Office, dur diligence, personal service of this Roseburg, Or., December 3, 1908. notice cannot be made, it is hereby or- A sufficient contest affidavit having • i ir.i and directed that ouch notice be be . n filed in tills office by Julius C D. given by due and proper publication. Pratt, contestant, against Homestead J. M. LAWRENCE, Receiver. entry No 13.391. made March 2, 1904, DEPUTY CONSTABLE KILLED BY OUTLAW Manicuring and Hair Dressing Ha«ting tfhrtm llegiMer Bldg. Front Suit« GARRETT & MITCHELL Real Estate Brokers lt<*Kii«t«T Building. Phone Main l<M4. 25c 25c ._ 25c, _.25c 25c 25c .. 25c ' I i OcM of work.. Don't fail to aee tlie picture^ we are putting out | now ut lialf price Tolman Studio 5IM Willamette Street S. D. READ DENTIST Over flall'ii G-oc«ry No. .YIM Willamette Street • 1 FOB PUBLICATION. ---------- U. S. Land Office st Roseburg, Oregon, October 1, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Jona than H. Vincent, of Eugene, Oregon, who, on June 17th, 1907, made Tim ber application. No. 9375, for Wtf of SE '4, Section 22, .owushlp 19 South. Range 2 West. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten tion to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, at Roseburg. Oregon, on the 12th day of December, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: James Wilhelm of Creswell, Ore- gon; Joseph Wilhelm of Zion, Ore- gon; Joseph A. Mayo, of Zion, Ore- gon; Earl McNutt of Eugene, Ore- gon Re-ad rertisement. BENJAMIN L EDDY. Register S. Beardsley, M. D Physician and Surgeon in and 17 McClung Bldg.. I’hone Main 47 Mill and Willninctte McLEOD THE TAILOR »4 EAST NINTH STREET FOR BEST Eugene Cleaning and Dyeing Works Teas, Coffees, Spices Everything poMihh* in cleaning and or Chinaware Dyeing. Corner Sixth an<1 Willamette St*. Phone Main 122 SHINN THE SIGN PAINTER 77 Went Eighth Street. Smyths Transfer Co Baggage atored free for 4*}- W H. SMYTH. Pr.•gW’0, Phon«,—Main :W. Red 4013, | M Call at !Wl Eaat Ninth Street. G. II. UM'KE, Mgr. Eugene Electric Co. J. O THOMAS Electric Wiring, Fixture« and Sup- , plica Phone Main S. EI'GLNE, OR. Fish and Poultry Market Jesse G. Wells ATTORNEY Register lluihlinq Gives special attention to the ex- amination of abstracta, drafting wills, settling estates, conveyances and col lections. Also to all pension matters. Phone Main 108. Wm. Q. Martin Attorncy-at-Law Will practice in all the c urts Of- e Warren Building. »3« Wlllam- :e street, over Crescent store. DR. LULU MUNKERS MARQUAM Physician and Surgeon Residence 28 East Eleventh street. Office. Register building. Phone Red Fiwh B»-eir««| Daily «331 t W. H. RID4.EW4Y, Prop. SPECIALTY- Diseases of women Phone Main 23. *'JS Willamette St and children.