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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1909)
r>v' THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1909 1ZZJ BOYD TEA CO. Reliable Seeds So much has already been said on the importance of buyinc your seeds from a reliable dealer that to repeat it is on!) waste of w<>rdx IMM Seeds hav* proved their worth—our increas ing business is jvroof indeed tha. merit alone has made th< Chas. fl. Lilly Co. fore most seedsmen on the Pacific Coast. Sent for catalog, 124 pace, illus trated, de ip- ivt Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work. two presidents will probably remain until 1 * Harri- m close companionship ■ — m n leaves for the Earn. May Mean Traffic Deal. The presence or Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Nutt implies that the conference will relate to points where the Harri man and Hill lines come into com petition in Oregon and Washington. There is still time to make a traffic arrangement in regard to business between Portland and Puget Sound, for construction of the Harriman extension northward from Portland has not progressed so far but that Muskogee. Okla., March 29. Lp (From Monday's Daily Guard.) ..more money would be saved by to noon today there had been no en- The lassoeing of a two- 2.1 abandoning some or the work already counter militia. between the — stati - ♦ year-old wild deer along the ♦. done than by completing the ine. marching upon Crazy Snake and his ♦ roadside was a feat perform ? ; I Joint US* of — the ---- Northern Pacific band of Creek Indians and negro al use o. r. ♦ ed by Burdette Hadley, Jibetween and Seattle would lies, according to the best information MdL W VVU * Portland vs t — —----- ♦ known in Eugene as “Det” require a double track the whole ais- available here, and the troops are ♦ Hadley, yesterday near Crow. ♦ tance. It would also Involve the still pursuing the reds. It is reported ♦ Young Hadley was riding his ♦ pooling of the terminals in Portland. that Crazy Snake, fearing arrest, ♦ horse along the county road ♦ Seattle and Tacoma and the use of has deserted his followers, and is near some timber and hap ♦ the same passenger and freight sta on his way to Washington to in ♦ pened to have a lasso hanging ♦ tions by both systems. It would now tercede with the Great Father. ♦ on his saddle, having been af ♦ mean interchange of traffic b-tween ♦ ter some cattle the day be ♦ the Nortn Bank road of the H"1 sys Oklahoma City, March 27.—In a ♦ fore. Det” suddenly came ♦ tem and the Harriman lines in East pitched battle this evening between a ♦ upon the deer standing at ♦ ern Washington. How the North posse of five officers and 2 0 ( reek ♦ the side of the road. Instead ♦ Coast road, control ot which by she Indians of the Snake clan. Officers + of running, the beautiful ani ♦ Harrlmau system has bieri recently Baum, of Checotah; Herman Odom, ♦ mal stared with wide open ♦ admitted would figure in the deal Is of Checotah, and Frank Swift, of ♦ eye« at the horse and its rider ♦ doubtful.' U Much has v been —L grading „ '“‘" Muskogee, were killed. Frank Jones ♦ and Hadley ♦ done and for long stretcaes it par-. and William Carr, the other members stood still; ♦ stopped his bors< and care ♦ allels the Northern Pacific Where of th“ posse, escaped without injury ♦ fully swinging his lasso over ♦ it is an Improvement on that road and fled to the settlements, where ♦ his head, with a dexterous ♦ in grades, curves and distance, it the news of the battle was telephoned ♦ movement threw It toward may be worked into that road by to Sheriff Odom, of McIntosh county. ♦ the deer. The loop settled some trade. ♦ squarely over its head and ♦ Ja-ave Oregon to Harriman. ♦ was Instantly drawn taut -By ♦1 It may safely be taken for granted WALKING AROUND ♦ this time the deer realized Its ♦ ♦ danger and started to run, ♦i that any treaty of peace between the BORDER OF UNITED ♦ but too late, it was thrown ♦ two systems would contain a stipula tion that no further invasion f Har ♦ to the ground and after a riman territory should be made by ♦ little difficulty its captor suc STATES ON WAGER the Hill forces. Therefore any new + ceeded in tying it up to a ♦ tree, Later the animal was ♦ railroads in Oregon would be. built 000 Building—Other In eratlon of this forbearance tliefwy ♦ taken to Hadley’s home In con- HUGE CANNERY by tae Harriman system. ♦ where It is now. Its horns Tuesday morning we received a teresting Items ♦ indicate it is two years old. ♦ sldefatlon of this forbearance the call from Stuart Cronley, of Toledo. Hill lines may be given traffic rights Ohio, who arrived in Florence the TO BE CLOSED + ♦♦ + ♦♦ + + •♦■ + + ♦ + + ♦ + + on the Harriman lines to San Fran- evening before. ' Th- Springfield News has been in- cisco. If not by the running of Mr. Cronley is making his way on HARRIMAN AND formed fbef >1 move Is on foot to ere. t through trains at least by the issue foot around the outer border of the Gold Beach. Or.. March 28.—The l a Irrve th"ee-«torv hotel, which If property of the late R. D. Hume In ' of through tickets and baggage. United States. He left Toledo Octo HILL CONFERENCE erected wfll bn built on the corner of Curry county has been appraised at : ber 26. 190", and made his way Main and Seventh streets, The plan 237 5.000. Mr. Hunte left very little: along the shores of Lake Erie and will be to erect a building that will i money at his death, nnd to carry out Lake Ontario, down the St. Law I cover h ground snare of «0x120 feet, the bequests of his will the property DRAIN'S HOPE OF rence. along the north. : 11 border of San Francisco. Cal., March 27.— srd will c-mt In th<* neighborhood of must be Bold. states, down the Atlantic coast, along Cancelling his arrangements for a 22' 000 ftv rennest the mimes of the RAILROAD VANISHES th:- Gulf of Mexico and the southern It Is stated that the fishery owned more extended stay In California. E parties who will be interested in the by the dead salmon king will not be order of the country to the Paclti., H. Harriman left Paso Robles before n»w building will be withheld from operated this year. In fact, ft Is and up the coast. the public until further develop given out that the cannery will be daylight and came to San Francisco When he reached Florence he had Marshfleld. Or.. March 28.- -E K ment. but we are In hopes that we sold us soon as possible« It is cur- with the unexpected announcement walked 8897 miles and had been on will be nble to give more definite In- I really reported that the value of that he would depart for New York Jones, who returned today from a the way a little less than seventeen to Drain and Umpqua Valley formrtlon In the near future. I -ht. uro »-tv denrx* ated 50 per cent tomorrow night or Sunday. His mid trip months. He is making the journey den change of plans h» attributes to noln’s. confirms t'>e report that the on a wager, having started without Licvii-e of .Mt. Ilood Revoked at Mr. Huine's death. a desire to spend a few days with Southern Pa.lflc is moving the ce a nickel. Is neither to borrow, beg W. I. Bishop, foreman of the Ix'b- anon natter mills, was in town thls his sons before they returned to ment ordered to the Umpqua for ibe nor steal, and is to make the trip in Bay IF Y(>r KNEW. school and he conveyed the impres construction of th« Drain-Coos week looking after h's Interests. He f. it two years and eight months. If he Warren Reed informed Is the owner of the Mt. Hooil on Mill sion that be Is anxious to resume the line. was to be »hipped tA Auburn. Cal. succeeds he is to receive 22000. Al The merits of Texas Wonder you duties laid down two months ago. street, which has been running ua a though he has been on the way but «oft drink emporium by a man by 1 would never suffer yfrom Kldne Since yesterday Harriman has been other material will be’moved there. little over half the time allowed, he the name of Howard, who was ar bladder or rheumatic trouble, $1 a almost constantly in company with This removes the last hope of anv- has already traveled th--ee-fourths of ___ ___ on the Drain line this rested last week for keening open i bottle (two months' treatment) sold Louis Hill, president cf the Great thing doing house after the regular closing hours by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Sen J f r Northern, who accompanied Harri year. Mr. Jones says that business the distance. He registers at each postoffice along the route. and pleaded guilty to the charge, be ,. Ha.i 2 926 man to this city today from Paso in tke valley is good, the consoli- Mr. Cronley Is a well-built man. ing given the usual fine for a first Robles. Hill explained ♦ at he had da t ion of the mer-antiie firms at i rather below the average size and offense. The matter was later dis-1 come north Jo discuss matters of gen Elkton being decided advantage to about thirty years of age. He carries ciiKH.'.l by the town council, and the Siibscrilw for Tb«- txiar’I. that community. eral Interest with Harriman. a rifle and a camping outfit so he can camp out at night when necessary. Other .Views Notes. Yesterday Luther Munroe found on the beach an inhabitant of the watery element which some pro nounce a small octopus or devil fish It is only about four inches long and has eight tentacles or feelers which are about the sante length as its body. On this coast this species of fish sometimes measures 16 feet in length. The body resembles a sack In appearance, the tentacles separat ing from it in a group near the top of the sack and the eyes, which are quite large, are placed one on each WS10KFUT a BE WCRLX side near the opening of the sack. Born—At Acme, Saturday. March 20, 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vanderburg. a daughter. Married—In Portland. Wednesday. March 24. 1909. Randolph Brund. of Florence, and Miss Heleu Herrin, of Portland. Died—At the home of L C. Aker- ly, at Minerva. Tuesday evening. March 23. 1909. Alexander Dick, aged about 77 years. The Acme school, which has been in charge of Gertrude Schreuders the past winter, closes today. We under stand that Mrs. George H. Gibbs has been engaged to teach a two months* term In that district this spring. H. C. C iwan, of Eugene, arrived here Saturday and remained until Monday, looking over our town. He will probably purchase some proper ty and become a resident of Florence. Florence West. license governing such resorts was I ordered revoked. For several years, 1 or since local option went into ef- 1 feet, there has been more or less ' trouble In trying to control those ' who conducted this particular place, I grid it has been found a very diffi- 1 cult matter. Because ~ of the way the house has been conducted In the past the council have decided that • they will not issue another license, as it will only be a repetition of the same old story, thus the Mt Hood in the future will only be known in bis- , tory. More Light Archdeacon Oakland. March 2 S’ Manager Atkins, of the Willam for. alinosi a »ecade has i Emery, who ette Valley Company, was in Spring presided icr ; ba missionary field of field Thursday morning looking after has resigned. His this jurisdiction, the interests of his company. He f formal resignation, with a letter ex was a pleasant caller at the News of plaining h <i reason, was placed In the fice while in the city, and informed hands of Bishop Nichol«, who. how us that they intended to have the ever. haa not seen fit. to act upon It. cars running to the bridge by the or to rnako the letter public middle of the month. He also stated Emery's r«?signatlon. however, is that the company had ordered anoth the outcome of the notoriety caused er 500-horsepower turbine engine by the marring ;■ of Helen Gladys Em which would be installed about the ery to Gunjiru Aoki at Seattle Satur- first of July With this additional day. power the Willamette Valley Com Th» Hotd T* a wagon enfle nt your pany should be able to handle their No Official Knowledge business in satisfactory shape and d”*»r with fr«"frbly r«Mu*tr<i eoffen. Fan Francisco. March 29 -The of- give the people an excellent light ser Thorongbly while f.'ce of the Episcopal diocese of Cali- vice. No) oiiii g jcruiAMy A rteJi, fornla stated today that nothin# was How n Making Good nmlluw flavor -you'll uuticn th« dlf- known there of the reported resigna Sheriff Harry Bow n was over from f«r«*nc« wh«Q you ta»t-« it—r»p« nnd tion of Archdeacon Emery. Eugene for a few hours Tuesday, ••vary—an ambro«i«i fullnaan cf strolling about and taking in the t)av«»r tbal belong» «io)n^v«)y la an sights. As usual he was a caller at ftmhly rowated. the News office, but we did not learn THREE-STORY HOTEL corn rm aj * i > city bouts « his business, for Harry is one man in l.ane county that knows enough to “ H tifi A fttr the Wagon" keep his business to himself. How IN PROSPECT FOR ever. when he does tell, there is sure ly something that will follow imme SPRINGFIELD SOON diately, for as a sheriff Harry is cer- new— w w<n^. W m B. I tainly making good. 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Therefore, Alien your kidneys are weak or out of order you can un- lerstand liow quickly your eni tire body is affecte l und how every organ seems to fail to do its duty. If van are sick or “ feel badly,” begin taking the great kidney remedy, br Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. A trial wul con vince you of its great nier.t. Tlie tn'.l 1 and imr-iediate effect of S.vjmp-Rcot, the great kidae. ^4 bind 1 r remedy, is soon realized. It ttaiidn t'.i e l.i dhert because its remarkable health r.-ct rinj tro; erties ha., een proven in thousands of the most distress L”c-ocs. Ii you need a medicine you tbv/.Ld have the best. Sell by druggists in £.';y-ce:it and one-dol- lar sizes. You may have a sample bottle bv r .. 1 free, also a _______ ; you "'ll.» Low t > Lnd out if you have kidney or t’ '.er trouble. Mention f* this paper wl:- n writing to Dr. 1 Kilmer & Co., Ilin -hamton. N. Y. Don't ’* make ’ : a: an- mis- take, but remember t.:e nun», Fi . amp- R-ot, and don’t let a dealer : J jou something in place < f Swamp-Root—if you do you will be disappointed. AÏ ROADSIDE IN CALIFORNIA : : + : : ; born » w >4**»H»»«»»*****fM*HH* in Eugene. Mar h 27, 19t»9 to W. W. Wycegar and wife, a sea. They reside six m'lies west of town 8 ÀlUNCrHAlRS are but outward signs of the evil done in secret by myriads of dan- Jruff germs sapping the life blood oftbehair. Micro kills the para site, soothes the itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops it falling out A single application gives relief and proves its worth. Save your hair before too late Micro prevents baldness. It is a delightful dressing for the uair, free from grease and sticky oils. The Store That Saves You Money Ask y our druggist for free booklet. I» MOYT CHEMICAL co On Furniture, Floor Coverings, Shades, Lace Curtains, Ranges Annouices For Thise Inter* s’ed a Sp cial Diip'ay cf Perambulators Sleeping Couches, Go Carts Our new line has arrived and for S 1 \ LE, QUALITY and DURABILITY is sec- Wr ond to none expected to receive the best line made and we are not dis appointed. The Perambula tors and sleeping couche > are full of Baby surprises. Buggies of the cheaper sort are extu good. The side-wire folding cart is not only a novelty but a succass, be sure to I he collapsible go-carts close see it. with one fold with one hand and are opened as easily; have spring seats and either hood cr canopy top We are right not only on the very im portant features of style and construction but we are right in price We bought direct from the factory with no jobbers* profits. Weshipped direct in car load to Portland, thus sav- ing the high open freight rates. Consequently we landed our car*s for less money in equzl quality better goods for the same mone\ are selling them accordingly I Call and See for Yourself Whether to Look or Buy SEVENTH AND WILLAMETTE I^BCCr THE LIGHTED r BIG LAND DEAL- MADE IN DOUGLAS Pacific Horse Lin'meut ts expressly for ’tie needs i..’ ranchmen H is t mwer! ' (rating Mime lit. a rallied) lot e.t: cies. a soothing ern’o’oeation 1< , relief of pstn, and the Best ,u. sprains and soreness Uncquak : r curing the wounds and injnri. - >1 BARBEO WIRE and for heah c -- abrasions, sores and bruises 1 Horse Liniment is fui'y giurs. >- No other is so good or hclplui in wayx It itlails Io satisfy «e ol ■ « all dealers to refund ne pur'-hs-s Z1-1 (Itwa Ml»«! BOTTLE» ElFT* CC»T> MOVT C m CMICAL C o .. R o « tcaro CM One of the biggest deals ever made In Douglas county real estate war closed in Roseburg today, when the Cobb Rea' Estate Company sold F W. Waite. Round Prairie ranch to ; company of Minneapolis capitalists The consideration wat J cash. says the Roseburg Re- Round Prairie ranch Is a part Burnett donation land iprises several hundrec situated on the Soutt 8 to 12 miles south o. on account of its fro. >ld winds and the qual- an I. it ranks with the best n the county. r Mr. Waite platted the land and placed it on the market. It is the intention ot the purchasers u kdopt this plat for their owr use. an». •ntinue the sale of lots iron? theii off.-e« in Minneapolis. They wil first select from the entire ’itct 2' sites for summer home* for theii ',wn fa mi I es. and these homes wil be built before the end oi two years »in'1’..“’ l!Br; “'v’’ ,hey Predict the' will have 20 other families on tht Place. In short, the buyers fig,ir. on a new city, the name of which ha ’ yet been decided upon. oday appo M n uccessors to DAY & HENDERSON T. Kitch«» ing to have been «bii Sold in Elictene t>v W L. 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