6
TRAPS BY LAW
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THU8DAY. JUNE 3, 1909
school district pay $5 a month rent
for the fire hall.
The council adopted an ordinance
permitting the construction of the
Osburn hotel, according to the
I plans of John Hunzlcker
An ordinance was passed for the
grading and graveling of Thirteenth
street from Lawrence to Jefferson
The council passed an ordinance
to correct an erroneous assessment
of Edward Johnson and the
Ball
property.
A petition of W. A. Gilbert for a
correction of an assessment was re­
ferred to the finance committee.
Councilmen Berger and
Gilbert
were not present, and on a number of
matters their wtes would have made
a material difference
The next
meeting will be Monday night.
EUGENE VIEWS
5
ANOTHER
DANDY LOT
OF PAPER MONEY
OF THOSE
(From Wednesday » Dally Guard.)
Seattle, June 1—Mrs. George Shea ♦
Portland. Or., June 1, '09.
The council took a deiinite stand
of Duluth. Minn., who Is visitlug her ♦ Evening Guard. Eugene. Or.
last night against all
buildings
sister. Mrs. John English, at Alkl «
All day until this time. 3 I
which do not come under the fire
Point, a suburb of Seattle, reported ♦ p. m , 3 continuous throng
laws.
Ordinances have been
or-
to the police at midnight that she ♦ has been admiring Eugene's
dered prepared to condemn two flre
had bee i robbed of $20.000 in cur­ ♦ pictures.
Everybody Is de­
traps in the middle of the city, one
rency. She had Intended to deposit ♦ lighted at their beauty.
behind the lx>an A Savings bank.
the money in a bank Friday bnt was ♦
TOM RICHARDSON.
lutst night tbe fight for better!
too tired to come to Seattle and Sat­ ♦
buildings started with a request of WILLIAM HANLEY
urday was showry, keeping her away.
1 T. Nicklin.
The
request
was
Sunday and Monday the banks did
(The pictures referred to are the
granted, but the council soon after |
not open, and the money was left Kiser collection of Eugene and lame
GUILTY
OF FENCING
refused a petition by
a
Borland
between the sheets of the b«st while county photographs, which will be
man named Andrews to build a tem­
she and tar gitter visited S--.i"Ie.
shipped to the Seattle exposition.)
GOVERNMENT
LAND
porary warehouse on the property
Returning home they found burg-
of George T. Hall, Sr., and another j
lars had ransacked the house from
from the Bangs Livery Co. for a
top to bottom and stolen the treas- FREE METHODIST
washing shed.
ure
Portland. Or., June 1.— William
Campbell Makes Accusations.
MINISTERS NAMED
Diamonds worth $3.000. belong-
. W. T. Campbell, chief engineer of Hanley, the wealthy rancher of Har­ Ing to Mrs. Mary England.
which
was
today
found
guilty
ney
county,
I
the fire department, made serious
Following are the ministerial ap­
were lying loose in a bureau draw­
charges against the builders of the of maintaining and controlling illegal er. were untouched. The theory of pointments of tho Free Methodist
so.
000
enclosures
of
aproximately
Sanford structure, Nels Roney, the
the police is that the robbery was ac­ church for the Central and Southern
Elks, and the
Broders
brothers, acres of government land by a Jury complished by some one cognizant Oregon districts:
in
federal
court.
Thirty
days
were
butchers. The Sanford building, on
Central district J W Sharp, dis­
with th-' movements of the occupants
the north side, has a wooden wall allowed to file a motion for a new of the house.
trict elder; Eugene to be supplied.
exceptions
trial
and
submit
a
bill
of
under construction, which is unlaw­
Springfield. H E Kreider, \lbany.
ful. L. N. Roney and - the
.
—
. he to the verdict. Contending and ar­
Elks,
B L. Knoll; Lacomb and Watrloo.
guing
the
long
hours
of
the
night,
TRANSFERS OF LANE
claimed, have (ailed in their repairs
F D. Helm; Falls City. J.
H. J.
there
was
such
a
difference
of
opin
­
Broders
to build the fire walls.
II
Blair: Roseburg and Drain. R.
COUNTY
REALESTATE
ion
among
the
eleven
men
composing
brothers are doing even more, for
Iktllarhlde: Warden mid Star. J. F.
the
jury,
that
it
was
the
fixed
belief
they are putting on a root of cor-
Re|x»rt«sl by the Eugene Abstract Co,, Smith.
rugated iron, The building inspect- of all concerned that the? would nev­
Southern Oregon District J
W.
I- red (>. Stickcls. Sect'y.
er
agree
when
at
10
o'clock
they
or has asked for their arrest, put
Jonah Summerlott to C. Agitate Sharp, district elder: Grants Pass.
were
locked
up
for
the
night.
After
last night the whole matter was re­
Dav . lot s, blk. 49. Ext. Sur. Spring Murphy mid Woodville. W E. Goode ;
» •
ferred to the fire and water commit­ receiving instructions from Judge field, $400 00.
Medford mid Phoenix. E. J HarrtQK-
Wolverton
the
jury
retired
at
4
tee.
ton.
Ashland
and
Talent.
N
Wvltvr:
F. M Wilkins et ux to Sameul P.
o'clock yesterday afternoon, They
Thanks to Springfield.
Finegan. 3Sx40 ft., adj. lot 2, blk Klamath county. J II Brown.
The council extended a vote of did not agree on a verdict until 9 3, Eugene. $300.00.
McCracken, n.e. K* - e. *.« sec. 18, tp.
thanks to the Springfield fire com­ o'clock this morning.
Harry M. Sawyer to Peter P. Col-
Hanley's conviction makes his of­
pany. with orders to investigate the
gaard. 5 acres in sec. 25. tp. 17. 6 w. 17. r 4 w . $250.
fense
a
misdemeanor.
The
maximum
Charles Baker et ux to
expense.
It also appropriated the
$1.00.
Kay. s .w . *, sec. 16. tp.
sum of $100 to each of the local penalty is a $1.000 fine and one year
George H. Gilson et ux to P. P.
in
jail.
This
sentence
may
be
made
$100.
companies, except the chemical com­
Colgaard. 9.58 acres in sec. 25, tp
Adah L. Shelton to Mary Labbe,
pany, which received $200.
The less at the discretion of the court.
17. 6 w, 1335.30.
money is to pay for the destruction
T. Edgar Furnish et ux to James lot 7. blk. 1. Eugene, $400
of clothes in the lire.
• L. T Harris et ux to Katherine L
WELCH WILL IMPROVE
S Miller. SU lots 9 and 10. blk 13,
-, blk. 8, Ellas Stewart
New Pavement.
Elias Stewart Add to Eugene. $900 Rust, lot
AT
WALLA
WALLA
Add.. $1200.
The alleys in the middle of the
George W Breeding et ux to J J
W. W. Calkins et ux to V D Hen
city were ordered paved, with the
Walla Walla. Wash.. May 31.— Baker, lot 7. blk 7, Fairmount Amd sill, lot 12. blk 10, Fairmount $335
exception of two or three places
$100.00
Officials
of
the
Northwestern
Gas
where the foundation is poor.
Peder H Pederson et ux to Slus-
Richard -B Hunter to James S. law Boom Co., 150 acres in tp. 18,
A.
Councilmen Heller and Hender­ & Electric company, including
Miller. N1-» lots 9 and 10. blk 13.
Welch,
of
Portland,
general
mana
­
son opposed most of the pavement
r. 11 w.. $2600.
ger. 1. W. Anderson, of Tacoma, Elias Stewart Add. to Eugene. $800
plans, on the ground of expense.
S. A. Huddleston to E. K Wheeler,
Albert Rogers et ux to Mrs. Emma
president,
and
Claude
A.
Heller,
The ordinance for the pavement of
prop, n.w, cor. 10th and Jefferson
E
Good,
lots
.'.
3.
4.
blk.
2.
Snod-
secretary
and
treasurer,
are
in
the
High street from the Southern Pa­
streets. $20.00.
cific railway track to Eleventh street city today completing details for the grass Add. $700,00.
Charles Hull to Ivy G. Stacy. 30
to
John
I
al
Charles
H.
Fisher
et
erection
of
new
headquarters
for
this
was read.
acres in sec. 7 tp. 18. r. 3 w . $6000.
4. Blair St. i
W.
Pollock,
lot
3.
blk.
new
organization.
Other
plans
for
a
The recorder also read
I
United States to Joseph Heitzman,
an ordi-
nance for the paving i of Charnelton sub-station and new car service are Add.. $100.00.
tdaho F. n.w. ^4 s.w.^4 sec. 12, tp. 19, r. 5 w.,
E.
Hawkins
et
ux
to
H.
also
being
considered.
street from Eleventh
to Fourth,
patent.
Campbell. lot 40. City View Park.
Bitulithic or asphalt pavement is
United States to Luke Scott, 160
$10.00,
10
acres.
SIRE
CATARRH
CIRE.
the proposed material.
acres in sec. 18, tp. 19. r. 5 w._ pat-
et
ux
to
Henry
John
J.
Leonard
The city attorney will draw an i or-
ent.
dlnance for the pavement of the Brings the Forets of Pine anil Euca­ Nurre, 80 acres in sec. 17, tp. 17,
United States to Ira Hoffman. 108
4
w.
$1500.00.
lyptus
to
Your
Home.
continuation of Olive towards the
.6 acres in sec. 13, tp. 18, r. 11 w.,
B.
Henderson.
G.
H.
Vote
to
R.
Southern Pacific property.
' The
patent.
Germs cannot live when Hyomei 60x120 ft in blk 1, Packard's Add
pavement is to be 54 feet wide.
H. R Kincaid et ux to Webster L.
to
Eugene,
$175.00.
I
pronounced
Hlgh-o-met
is
used.
Oak street, from Fifth to Seventh,
Kincaid. lots 1 to 4, blk. 3, Kincaid
S.
A.
Huddleston
to
Gussie
Bald
­
You
jus
’
breathe
in
this
soothing
was also brought up for bitulithic
Park. $100.
pavement, but the council laid it yet most powerful antiseptic air and win lot 7, blk. 4.J. Huddlesto's Add.
C. F. Working et ux to Charles J.
$650.00.
relief
is
immediate.
It
is
exactly
the
Fraesch. lot 3, blli. 14. Packard's
"
over to the second reading.
add.
S.
A.
Huddleston
to
Emily
C.
Part
­
/ame
air
as
you
w
ould
breathe
in
the
An ordinance was read for the
$2100.
win.
lot
7.
blk.
4,
J.
Huddleston's
forests
of
pine
and
eucalyptus
of
pavement of Eighth street, from
Harriet E. Sladden to B. B. Wag-
High to the
'
mill race.
It was Australia, where catarrh or consump­ add.. $10.
goner, lot 8, blk. 9. Slailden's 3rd
Betsey
Lindley
to
L.
H
Starr,
tion
was
never
known
to
exist.
dropped after some hot words had
add.. $300.
If you have catarrh and are con­ Part frac, lot 5, blk. 2, Hawley's
passed
between
Henderson
and
A. W. Darling et ux to John W. GREAT GRAIN DOCKS
Add.
fl
00.00.
stantly
embarassed
because
you
Roach, Over the Nicklin door af-
Northcraft, 120 acres In sec. 13. tp.
George
C.Snyder
et
ux
to
Lizzie
must
hawk,
spit
and
snuffle,
surely
fair, Roach had grown vehement at
16. r. 2 w., $10.
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Henderson, who took the side of | you will give Hyomei the attention it A. Bell. 24 acres in sec. 30 and 31.
Joe Schrewe et ux to William Col­
tp.
16.
3
w.
$1200.0.
deserves,
when
the
Red
Cross
Drug
Nicklin, but Henderson would not be
vin. lots 8 and 9. blk. 4, Fairmount.
George M. Perkins et ux to R. L. $100.
San Francisco, May 31.—Two
made angry. This time Henderson Company will guarantee this pleas­
Drury.
Und.
*4
lots
1,
2,
3,
17,
18..
became warm, but Roach kept cool, ant remedy to cure all thisc distress
C. B. Christensen et ux to 8. A. thousand feet of the Nevada grain
and shortly after the council they and humiliation, or will give you blk. 98. Washburn? Sub. in Spring­ Huddleston, lot 1, Mk. 23. J Hud docks, located on the bay at Port I CHAMPIONSHIP UNDECIDED
field. $1500.00.
your money back.
had a hearty laugh together.
dleston’s add. ext. to Eugene, $450. Costa. 30 miles from here, where for .
O. & C. R. R. Co. to Springer Em­
Hyomei kills catarrh germs, it re­
T h o Days* Celebration.
Archie D Smith et ux to Irwin M. 25 years all the grain from California Oregon mid O. %. C. Break Even,
erson.
SW*4
NE*4.sec.ll,
lieves
the
soreness
and
distress
in
tp
13,
Linn and Cockerline, representing
Byerly et ux, 380 foot lot 4, blk. 17, for foreign ports has been loaded,
mui W III Not Play Any .More.
5
w.
$1
40.
00.
were destroyed by fire tonight. The
the Fourth of July committee, asked i five minutes. It stops hawking and
Fairmount, $100.
Aslak
J.
Brautf
et
ux
to
for the privilege of concessions on snuffling and makes you feel like
Julius C. Day to A. J. Goodman, loss is estimated at nearly $1,000,-
Oregon an<l <>. A. C. will dlvlilo
July 3 and 5, as the committee in­ a new man in a week. It is the J. Robb, SE*4 sec. 36. tp.
lot 3, oiks. 6 and 7, Ellsworth's add., 000.
the honors of the college state liUHe-
bond
for
deed.
$4500.00.
Besides the docks, 900 tons of | ball championship this year, for the
tend to hold a two days’ celebration, surest and most satisfactory catarrh
pt. lot 4. blk. 11, Mulligan's (ion.,
J. H. Miller, referee to Marion D. $100.
gives com­
grain. 100 tons of hops and several j t'orvullls team look the second game
The council granted the usual privi­ treatment known and
Lingo.
N*4
SW%
and
SE%
SW*4,
fort
and
relief
to
consumptives.
leges.
Clarence C Landes et ux to same, cars laden with wheat and lumber i Saturday. 5 to o
Keene, the tall
A complete outfit, including in­ sec. 36. tp.15. 3 w, referee deed. same property, $300.
were burned.
Near Beer Battle
right-handed
pitcher.
was largely
origin of Fire I iiknown.
The council decided last night to hale ■, costs but $1.00 and extra bot­ $4300.00.
W. B. Cooper et ux to O. W. Fid­
responsible for the defeat, for only
Merritt B. Huntley et ux to C. E. ler, 100x137*4 feet in Cl. 44. tp. 21,
The origin of the fire is unknown. two hits were hammered off Ills big
accept the challenge of near beer tles. if aftetward needed, cost but
The first alarm was given about 5 league swing by Tom
sellers, and a test case is likely. la all you need to quickly cure the DimondSO feet of tract between blk. r. 3 w., $130.
Kell)'s dill-
City Attorney Pipes, who formerly j most chronic case. Hyomei is sold 1 Packard s Add and R. R.. $2500.
J. C. L. Wooley et ux to John Glm- o'clock and within 45 minutes the dren.
A. A. Keeney et ux to Burke Wil­ ple, part lot 12, blk. 3, University two Immense docks, a large ware­
represented the brewery company, by leading druggists.
Manager Bean stated this morning
liams. lots 1 and 2, blk. 19, College add., $190.
house. the big "garder" and the dock 1
stated that he did not feel able to
e cha mplonshlp will g<> tin­
Hill Park, $10.00.
take the case now, and it would be
J. R. Protzman to Nettie M. Oa- and warehouse offices were a mass'
Oregon
has one more
Hugh
M.
Price
Bird Rose et ux to
better to employ Attorney L.
E.
trander. lot 3 and n.H lot 2. blk 1. of flames, while great clouds of I game. A $ I 5 fnfeit was posted some-
et ux., lot 8, blk. 12, Packard's Add. Perkins add. to Cottage Grove, $850. blin k smoke rolled over the sky.
Bean.
time ago with Cheniawa for n game
$100.u0.
For a time the big plant of the Saturday. The Indians have not
The city ordinance does not con­
Ralph Sheldon et ux to John E.
Norman L. Lee et ux to Wright Morningstar et al.. 5 acres in sec. 9, Associated Pipe
Line company,
.
... with been to Eugene for three years.
flict with the local option law, ac­
thousands of gallons of oil stored Ini
cording to its author, J. M. Williams.
It relieves stomach misery, sour stem B. Lee. S*4 lot 3 and lots 4 and H, tp. 12, r. 2 w.. $10.
The ordinance prohibits the sale of •ch, belching, and cures all stomach di* blk 111, Junction, $250.00.
Hiram F. Kilborn et ux to Ethel Its tanks
W. H. Whitney et ux to O. L. Stemler et al. part lot 1, blk. 16. the most
non-intoxicating liquor, which is not ase or money tack Large box of tab
TRACK HONORS UNSETTLED
It.
covered by the local option law.
Bts 50 cents. Drajjists in all towns Crain. SW *4 3W% sec 4. tp. 20, Fairmount, $1200.
I w, $230.00.
Councilman Henderson said that
N. A. W. . Howe et ux to W. P.
W. S. C. mid Oregon Do Not Meet__
J. S. Luckey to Martha A Hend- Ferguson, ! 2 *4 acres adj. Creswell
he saw, on Saturday, near
beer
LANE COUNTY VIEWS
ricks, part lot 3. sec. 13, -Cp. 16, n.w. cor. Plat. $780.
brought to Eugene.
Conference Meet Declared Off.
PROGRAM
EUGENE
RACES
5 e. $150.00.
Mayor Mat lock emphasized that
___
United States to Winfield S. Bar-1
MAKE
MANY
FRIENDS
J. S. Luckey to T. G. Hendricks, ron, 120 acres lln sec. 6, tp. 18, r. Over #2,otto in l’iirses Offered for
the law against near beer must be
The University of Oregon track
134x140 feet near blk. 17, Hend- 6 w.
enforced, as the difference between
season has ended with the champion­
Four
i
my*
ship resting between Oregon
ami
the real intoxicant and the imitation
The exhibition of colored photo- ricks Amd. Add., $50.000.
United States to May Manning,
Casandria E. G. Delany to Frank n.e. *4 aec. 14. tp. 20. r. 8 w.
is hard to define.
Washington State College m pu||.
graphs of Eugene and Lane county
Secretary
Mieelll,
of
Roseburg,
Details.
opened in the green parlor of ’ the C. Drugg. lot 1 8, and tract near R R
Manager Bean
received
n
United States to William P. Mari­ has sent the program for the races man.
C. A. Nadeau’s request for a less Commercial club this morning and in grantors Add., Coburg. $75.08.
Inissage last night that the confer
nins-', r,. w . 1, .-• i . II, tji. 20, r. 1
here
next
September
to
the
Guard.
Frank C. Drugg et ux to Math­
license than $11 a month on his will continue through today,
1-nce meet will In- held In Beattie on
The
They are as follows:
shooting gallery was referred to the exhibition was well attended
June 12. A h that date Is in the midst
this ison Glass Co., lot 18 and tract near
FRUIT GROWERS ATTENTION
First
Day
—
Wednesday,
Sept
H.
police committee.
morning and it Is expected that even $175.00.
The regular quarterly meeting of No. 1. Trotting 2:35 class, mile of the college examinations here, the
H. F. Ong et ux to J. J. Kadderly, the Lane County Horticultural So­
More time was granted tr the ju­ more will be present this afternoon.
faculty will not let reprisentativeH
heats. 2 in 3. . .
. $250 go
to Seattle.
diciary committee to investigate li­ Women are invited to view the pho­ 100 acres, sec. 4, tp. 16, 1 w, except ciety will convene Saturday, June
2.
Pacing
2:26
class,
mile
heats,
censes for billiard tables
The original date for the confer­
tographs between 3 and 5 this after­ timber, $1.00.
5, 1909, at 2:30 p. m. This will be
2
In
3
.
.
250
R. M. Lewis et ux to Georgia A. a cherry meeting and all interested
A number of citizens petitioned noon.
3. 2-year-old trotting. 1-2 tnlle ence meet Wils June 5. and the result
the council to keep open Willamette
There are about 50 views In all, Stark, E *4 lot 8,and W *4 lot 9, blk. In cherry culture should plan to at­
heats, 2 in '3 .......................
75 of the meet was intended to deter­
street across the Southern Pacific taken by Kiser of Portland and col­ 13, Packard’s Add..$5500.00.
mine the championship of the North-1
tend. t
4.
Trotting
and
pacing,
2:40,
W. 1). Mister et ux to R. F. Shier,
right-of-way
The railroad
has ored by two expert colorists. John
west. The Oregon men, however, i
road
horses
owned
In
district,
closed the street.
Hartog, manager of the Eugene Com SWH sec. 36. tp. 16, 6 w. $3500.00.
Hon. S. H. Friendly, to show his
amateur drivers ...Silver Cup are glad to be through with the sea­
J. B. Stewart et ux to Oregon A- appreciation of the excellent work
The council ordered the case in­ mercial club, who brought the ex­
son, even though the question of top
b.
5.
Running.
1-2
mile ( dash,
‘
vestigated.
hibit to Portland and prepared it for S Eastern R R, right of way in sees. done by the Eugene fire department
notch honors is still uiiHettled.
weight
for
age
.......................
75
The request of the city of Spring­ the Oregon building at the Veattle II and 1 4. tp. 21, 3 w, 190.00.
The last season has been excep­
In extinguishing the fire which des­
Second
Day
—
Thursday,
Sept.
• ®-
Dora E. Frazer, Admx. to Eva .1. troyed much of his stock, has do- No. "
field for the steam roller was given fair, is especially proud of the large
tionally successful, something that
-
--■
6.
Trotting,
3-year-olds,
mile
to a committee to deal with. Spring­ panorama, showing practically all of Day. lot 3, blk. 5, University Add., nat.-d the firemen >50. He has also
heat. 2 in 3 ............................. $150 has been due largely to the fresh­
field wishes to use it on her streets. the growing city of Eugene In one $200.00.
given the Springfield
department
7.
Trotting. 2:17 class, Eugene men Next season Hayward will al-o
Dora E. Frazer, Adm. to Carrie |25 for the work they did.
W. T. Campbell, the fire chief, view. It is one of the most success­
Commercial Club ................... 300 have to develop more new men. for
asked for 700 feet of cotton hose last ful photographs of the kind
ever E. Winters, lot 5, blk. 5 University
8. Pacing, 2-year-olds, 1-2 mile among the old veterans who will he
night. Croner, driver of the chem taken but from the viewpoint of at­ Add. $225.00.
It Is said the Insurance adjusters
heats, 2 In 3 .......................
75 lost this year are by graudation, tho
leal, also asked, through him, for an tractive pictures the glimpses of the
J. A. Gilkey et al to Carl E. Fisch­ and W. A. Kuykendall are unable
9. Running, 5-8 mile
dash, four year rule, or by other plans, are
increase in salary, and the Chief state university campus, of the mill­ er. 11 acres, sec. 14, tp. 17’ 2 w, to agree upon the amount of insur­
weight for ago .................... 100 Oliver Ruston, Paul Relit, sprinter
asked for the department two more race and the beautiful Willamette at $8220.00.
ance on the latter's stock of drugs,
10. Running. 5-8 mile
dash, and relay man. Harry l.owi-1). quar-'
paid men.
W. R. Houston et al to Oregon * which were damaged In Tuesday’s
Eugene are ahead of it.
weight for age .................... 100 ter and relay man, McIntyre, weight,
He recommended that mains be
E.
It.
R.
.
I
rm
t
in
we
8,
tp
81
-
w,
Pretty nearly every one who saw
fire, but some kind of a 'tetllement Third liny—Friday, Heptrmlier Kt. man. and perhaps Harry Moon, the
land in the alleys before they are the pictures this morning wanted to for 7*4 years, lease, $25.00.
will be made *Hoon, no doubt. It Is
Second best sprinter In college. Moon I
paved.
He also requested that the start out right away for Eugene—
Mead Mats Butterfield to Charles also said there is dissatisfaction on No. 11. Pacing, 3-year-old, mile and llilHton, of these five. Will he tlie:
heat, 2 In 3
................ . . . 150
H.
Chick,
n.w.
*4
sec.
36,
tp.
19
s.
r.
which of course pleased Mr. Hartog.
the part of all the losers In the ad-
12. Trotting
2:26,
Hoffman greatest loss, for men of their tvue
TKfS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS. The mill-race is shady and runs 2 w., $200.
justment of their insurance
House purse, 2 In 3.......... 300 are not nicked up every year by any
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for between tree-covered banks, while
A. D. Clink et ux to Wm. R. Bro­
13. Running 1 mile dash, weight college.
Children, a certain relief for Fever­ the green waters of the upper Wil­ wer et ux, s’4 n.w. % sec. 9, tp. 18
According to the weather records
for age ...................................... 125
ishness, headache, bad
stomach, lamette were attractive enough, 1ft r. 4 w., $500»
kept at the University, the rainfall
14. Boys’ pony race, ponies 14
teething disorders, move and regulate up here and there by the sunlight
Lane Co. Inv. Co. to Ruth T. Ba during the month of May was 2.66
On the front covers of the menues
hands and under , riders 75 lbs.
the bowels and destroy worms. They through the trees to tempt any one ker, lot 12. blk. 3, Gross-Add., $325. Inches, which is .71 of an Inch above
and under, race 1-2 mile dash, at the Portland Commercial club
break up a cold in twenty-four hours. away from the city for vacation
Mabel Darelius
to
Booth-Kelly normal.
uneh room yesterday was printed
So far since the first of
.....................................................
10 the following "Phono your folks at
They are pleasant to the taste and canoe trip.
Lumber Co., 160 acres in sec. 34, tp. January there has been an excess of
15. Saddle horse race, 1-2 mile homo to come and see the beautiful
harmless as milk, Children like
15,
r.
I
w.,
$10.
Following the exposition the
______
Eu-
2.76 inches above normal.
dash ...........................................
20 Photographs shown by the Eugene
them. Over 10,000 testimonials and gene Commercial club expects to ex­
William Lee et ux to Armond II.
Fourth liny—Hnfurdiiy, September II Commercial club from 3 to 5 this
cures. They never fall. Sold by all hibit some of the photographs around Labbe, 66x140 feet in cl. 49, tp. 14
Broders
Bros,
have
been
awarded
16. Pacing 2:35 class, mile heat,
druggists, 25c. Ask today. Don't ac- in the larger hotels in the east.— r. 3 w.. $175.
‘p ™nn°n. i
reports received
1875 by the insurance adjusters as
2 In 3 ...................................... 200 , from
cept any substitute.
Portland this morning the pic­
Portland Journal.
Lewis A. Reed et ux to Carey 1. their part of the fire loes.
17. Pacing 2:15 class, mile dash, tures made a decided hit.
1
$25 SUITS AT
These are not the same suits we’ve
been talking about day after dax
Those we advertised last week and
the week before that have been sold
Those we talk about today are new
comers—Suits of real $2:> quality to
be sold at $ 15
Were it not for the fact that we
produce these suits Mill-to-Man in
our own factory under our own per-
sonal supervision we would be com­
pelled to sell them at $25.
T
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Brownsville
W. M. Store
591 Willamette St.
MI-O-NA
Cures indigestion
TWO ECLIPSES
ARE SOON DUE
Washington, June- I
Two Inter­
«sting spectacles In the sal minimi-
cal World Will be sei'll within the
coming month.
These events «III
lie eclipses of the moon mid sun. the
former June 3 and the latter Juns
17.
The moon will
rise totally
eclipsed mid will Inst about an hour,
while the sun will lie in totality on­
ly near the north ¡Mile
The next
I
ecl I piu» of the sun which
Will be > observed In lottili!.v In this
country will occur Juin- 8. 191S, and
will |><- visible from Oregon tn Flor­
ida.
These eclipses of the sun on Juns
17 will login In Its partial phases
In Central Asia and China and • vii'tol
down to the Philippine Islamls The
eclipse Will be visible fairly well In
the western part of the United States
tier sunset, and In th....... istern part
near sunrise.
it may be observed
through n smoked glass.
1h ■ lull, r eclipse Is visible vir­
tually thro .ghout Eui'ip.i ami \frica
mid South \m<ixlc:i. but In Western
Asia and Nortl"Amerlia th...... Up'*
will Io- visible only In part, except
In the extreme Northwest of the lut-
ter. where It will |M> Invlslbh
The cleanest.-
lightest.-and
most comfortable
SLICKER
at the same time
cheapest in the
end because it
wears longest
'3Q9 berywhere
fvery garment guar­
anteed waterproof
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