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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1910)
TWIT. VS i loot appear to be anxious to sell in advabce this year, so not much busi ness iu contracts Is being done. Milking Now Coutract«. Reports were In circulation In the No ' hop market yesterday that a Salem dealer was offering 10 cents tor eon I I tracts. The business recently done I’vwllry III this state has been at 15 cents •vitti. 3% 4* I i There was some contracting in Cali u b. I'oHlsiel fornia yesterday at 16 1-2 cents No lie. business In spot hops was reported I anywhere on the coast. The Water» tile Tillies says of crop 'and market conditions in New York Unheard of bargains for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Ten years from now visitors tn this State: city will bo show n a greater Unlvvr- Work in the hopyards is now eti Garments, New Spring Suits. Coats, Capes and Skirts, Shirt Waists. Equally good bar s.ty of Oregon. Alighting front the gaging the attention of the hop-grow (downtown car th»y will have pointed era hereabouts. J. J. llviinett. one gains in the Men’s Department to introduce the Spring Merchandise. • Irung. durable, cumlurtabh out the present library, Villard. I of the largest growers here, having garments fur work in|incn Deady and McClure halls, us where about fifty aerra of hops under culti jj 31 S V. j the University used to be; then w ith a vation, expect* to have fully 30 acres 1 OU II g 'feeling of pride for the magnificence grubbed and polled by tomorrow I M o 1*4 of the state institution they will face night It is seldom that A|»rll first the south from Thirteenth street, and finds the work so far advanced. passing the broad green avenue, will There* la some inquiry from ileal be told that the athletic field used to <»rs and the market is far from dead, be where that great building la now. for dealers stand ready to buy at any That is the new auditorium. It has time they can get th»' god» they .» seating capacity of 10.<H)0 people, want at present pric<»s. The grow* and was erected at a cost of »250.- ers who have held their hops thuN 000. Passing beyond this building far show no Inclination to let tb<'iii of cream pressed brick with clean, i go yet and the market I n consequent- i Special Showing spring Here we oiler the newest in Ladies* square architecture is the administra ly as firm as ever. Suits for particular tion building The building has a I’ortlaml Kats FKIi. Spring Suits, handsome garments. background of fir trees and the vel-l aien. Quality gar beef costing I I cents a pound vet greeu lawn about it with garden by With the carcass, there Is a gradual de- ments. cut ami han<> ers mowing and sprinkling, shows up , cline Iu fjtie demand and In conse »40 vals. at $33.50 HO »*••- $25.00 the fine heavy lines of the structure >n»i- tailored iu the mod a»l- the fish trade shows consider Directly In front of the end of th»» quence able Increase. »35 vals. at $20.00 3-0 vals. at $16.50 laneed fashion for campus on top of the hill is a grayish.» ' In tbe hope of cutting the cost of fire-proof building that contains the living, dress and business many families have turned to Here we offer a good line of Misses' Suits, priceless exhibits and collections of the fish market and this la helping wear. Spring Suita, the various departments. The build that trade to a considerable extent. really worth »16.50, for this sale at $12.50 ing cost »150.000. und is all stone Froxen eblnook salmon, tn excel and steel. To the left la a long, mas- I WHITE SEROE SUITS —Misses' and La quality, is being sold by tbe sive structure built of stone, behind lent wholesale trade at 2 cents a pound dies' sizes, »2 5 values at.................... $20.00 which Is a tall, square smoke stack less than tbe price of beef and In If you would be sure of out of which the black coal fumes are the former there la practically no $25 & $22.50 LONG COVERT COATS poring. The din of machinery can waste, while In meats the cbeaiwr getting the beat value be faintly heard behind the clean. Im —these are elegant coats and will please the No for your money, as well posing front, and the heavy doors sur- cuts predominate, and this causes ex treme high values to rule lu the bet most skeptical; logoat.................... $17.50 I rounded by massive pillars. This Is as having your cloth Ithe machinery hall that has Just been ter grades. Fresh chlnook salmon has been cut ing unquestionably cur. $25 CLOTH OF GOLD COATS. $17.50 leompleted at a cost of $500,1..... B>- ' yond this, where the president's home to 13 cents a pound, but even at thia rect and good, buy at figure the trade contends that It is $5 PANAMA SKIRTS—'»is. at $3.75 . used to be. near the street. Is an Im- Friendly's. I mense pressed brick hall. The lace cheaper than meat of equal quality. Tbe market Is quite well supplied $5 MESSALINE SILK WAIST—Comes curtains in the windows and other mi with Alaska herring, and at whole IMPERIAL HATS. nor details show at once that this is n black, blue, white and gray, at . . . $3.98 sale the price is 5c a pound ¡the new girls' dormitory, and from Sound Buyer« Hearing Oats Market this beyond the gymnasium, east of MISSES’ HOSIERY—Ju»t the thing for There was not much life In the lo I ! where the old campus was, ts the EAGLE SHIRTS, school wear; 25c vals. in the regular way. boys’ hall, built of heavy brown cal grain market yewterday and Mon Í day's prices we»re repented. A heavy I stone. t k • « These are seconds; all sizes at. pair 12 l-2c I WARNER WILL BE <>SS I But from the top of the campus, tone persists In the oats market, par-1 I *»*«• tlcularly on the Sound It Is now be passing behind the machinery hall, r, lv.1 < COACH OF OREGON across the street car tracks on Uni lieved to be assured that the Govern th« • f > a » «•hl versity avenue. Is the great stadium ment will require 5000 tons of oats • •la I fol ■ FOOTBALL TEAM and athletic field Over 3 4 acres are and may take 10,000 tons. It Is this AND possibility that accounts for the bear WELCH PEOPLE GETTING PRESIDENT TAFT CANCELS STOMACH DEAD MAX spread the baseball diamond, the foot I > STILL LIVES ish talk on the part of buyers In the Cornell Mun to Teach University ball field, and the track field, all with North They are not discussing what ! t'h«> half if •’ ‘4U their grand stands and buildings. READY FOR ACTIVITY VISIT TO INDIANA People who suffer from sour stom <«>< ti..n Thirty, T w i will happen to the market, however. Equad How to h ICan«r riir«««’ Wr • t of Such was the plan of the future ¡when this big quantity of grain Is ach. fermentation of food, distress rh1i«n i«»M aluhitf Win of the university outlined this fore taken off of It (Continued troni page 1). (Continued from Page One. in l^»n«t <‘«)unty. or« after eating and indigestion, and noon by Preal lent Campbell before re in th« MRM ®tf th«» seek relief in large .chunks of arti The weekly circular of Scott. Mag ■ ■ I . > W lt!| would telegraph the president with ficial digestion, are students at the assembly. ner ii Miller, of San Francisco, says Wlli.lim J. Warner, a brother of killing their " * deal of track already laid in the city. the Alli) nriler 4,1 »air 1 Will the hope that he would reoonsider IL stomach by inaction just as surely The trolley poles have been delivered In the short hour, after de the northern demand for alfalfa had Glenn S. Warner, the famous foot- Ma» the ;<h «lay «>( th* hour« of 9 «»< rliM h as the victim of morphine is dead and the wire is on hand. It is ex livering a glowing tribute of Judge practically ceased. The few orders ball coach of the Carlisle Indians, will Against Administration. • h p in to w It Al 1 pected to have the cars In operation George H. Williams, who died In i that are being shipped are hay that coach the 1’nlvsrslty of Oregou foot ening and injuring beyond repair n »ah! «lay at th« •« • ulh Indianapolis, April 5.—Republi there by the first of June. The line Portland a few day»» ago, the presi was contracted heretofore. ba 11 ten m next fall. i'tua ».. defl- every nerve in his body. cans of Indiana in their convention ultely settled yesterday, when Presl- Flurry In the Egg Market. What the stomach of every suffer touches the river at the foot of Centre dent outlined the needs and plans of today inaugurated the political cam street just opposite the terminus of the university and mentioned Lhe Canipbell telegraphed telegruphed Warner As the result of a little flurry In dent Campbell er from indigestion needs is a gaad paign of 1910 by the selection of a the Falls City oc Western railroad, needs of the institution at present. the egg market, which dealers say at Buffalo, N Y. that hl« terms bad state ticket, with the exception of prescription that will build up his recently completed. It has been stat- Around th plansofforthe ETAION been accepted. governor and lieutenant-governor, stomich, put strength, energy and stated by some that the two systems Among the immediate needs are an cannot be more than temporary, quo News of the choice of a football tations have gone up a cent, the and adopted a platform indorsing a elasticity into it, and make it sturdy will be consolidated and that a bridge engineering hall; a school of com range for the time being 23 to 2 4 coach had been awaited with Intereat enough to digest a healthy meal protective tariff, a tariff commis will be built across the river at that merce. which Is a new depart ment I cents. Sonic Improvement In tin- by Oregon students and alunjil for sion, conservation of natural reeour-I without artificial aid. place. that is being Introduced all over the I shipping demand and a little more some time, for Oregon has been the The best prescription for indiges ces. the Roosevelt policies and the No College Hill Loop nation to fit young men for the com- readiness on the part of speculators last Northwest t> urn to engage Its tion ever written is sold by druggists admin stration of President Taft. While everything looks encourag merclal life. A school of fine arts to take eggs for storing, were given couch, but there was considerable t« <»r every where and by Red Cross Drug th« Senator Beveridge's record in Con-1 ing for the completion of the projects is demanded and also a school of 'as the causes of the spurt. Front surprise when It became known that Store and is rigidly guaranteed to gross was also enthusiastically in-1 mentioned, the matter of building the journalism. He then mentioned the i street dealers today confidently pre Warner was the lucky candidate It V • dorsed. No mention was made of the build up the stomach and cure indi College Hill loop looks more discour changes proposed In the campus as dicted a break before the end of the was generally understood that a Yale gestion. or money back. Payne-Aldrich tariff law, which Mr. aging than ever, and it appears that told above. There are 7 4 acres week. Ilian would be selected If possible to This prescription is named Ml-o- there is little prospect of its being •talc f Beveridge voted against in the sen- I south of Thirteenth street, part of •I t<> a Butter moved In a generally satls- follow up th»- start given by "Bob" na. and is sold in small tablet form ate. II«*.I a buiU. at any rate not this year. Mr. which are now owned by the Univer 'factory way at yesterday’s range. In Forbes, tl.e big Yule and former All- in large boxes, for only 50 cents. Re Welch and Mr. Storey bad a confer sity that will bi-come the main cam In i Ciri Few Contests for Places, quarter« a small surplus of American end. who took a team of Vt It) r «ful There were few contests for places member the name, Mi-o-na stomach ence with Jack Rodman this after pus for the new buildings which are some wan reported, but as yet there raw men and whipped them Into such «lito r Ulla stock on the ticket and a number of candi-. contain ingredients that give quick noon and the latter was asked what to build. All future structures to lw i Is no serious «cumulation. There good chai»e by th»> use of the "Yale I t dates were nominated by acclama-1 relief (Other than strong digestion), would be given if the company builds large and permanent, the cost to be i were no new feature« in the cheese system" that they were beaten only but they are compound for the pur two blocks out West Eleventh street from »100.000 to ,500,000. tion. The nominees are: by the University of Washington vet trade Secretary of State—Otis L. Gulley, pose of making the stomach strong and thence south to the Storey tract Tre purpose of his talk was to Im eran team for th»' Northwest champi Veal Weaker; Pork Steady. and energetic enough to do Its work southwest of the city, and stop there. of Danville. press upon the students the necessity Front street dealers In dressed onship last year. Auditor—John E. Reed of Muncie. without the aid of harmful drugs. Mr. Rodman replied that he thought of the concentration and unity of ¡meats report veal coming more freely Warner has a splendid record ns a Clerk of the Supreme court—Ed- ......... they could get nothing, as the sub their efforts to work for the greater and the market a shade weaker. 12 successful football player and coach. ward V. Fitzatrick, of Portland. FINEST GYMNASIUM scribers to the fund already raised institution of higher education. The cents for the time being the top quo- He played at t'ornell four years and Statistician—John L. Peets of Ko wanted a loop around College Hill by students have formed a promotion tatlon. The supply apiiears to be In made the All-American eleven as komo. way of South Willamette street or club, with a slogan of "SOO for creasing In a general way. while at guaril In 1901. Following that he was IN WEST IS OPEN Geologist—W. S. Blachley of Ter nothing. Mr. Storey will be here for 1910.” j the same time the demand tends to head coach at Cornell, and then came re Haute. several days and promised to look I fall off with the approach of warm to the Pacific coast, where he took All Apparatus Is Placed and Judge of the Supreme Court—Os- into the matter more thoroughly, but weather. The off-grade stuff coming the team of the Sherman Indians In ear H. Montgomery, of Seymour the people who have been working WEEKLY REPORT OF Regular Classes Will Be to market also ha a depressing ef California, and turned out an eleven Appellate Judges—Ward H. Wat- for this Improvement for several which won the coast championship Formed At Once EUGENE MARKET fect. •on of Charleston, and C. C. Hadley months past havor little hope that fa Pork held In a steady way today at He duplicated the feat two years la •of Danville. vorable action will be taken. th»» range of last week, and dealers ter. Chorus of “Noes" is Audible. The finest equipped gymnasium in Chittem bark— Warner has also coached the Uni see nothing to Indicate any serious When George A. Cunningham. of the West is now complete at the Uni against the gallery by winding on a Wool—26c. weakening In the market In the Im versity of South Carolina Under his Evansville, permanent chairman of versity of Oregon. Every article of winch and they are locked to the Poultry, 1 direction tin1 Southern collegians eas mediate future. Egg«—Per dozen the convention, at the close of Sena apparatus is now placed and regular floor by a mechanism which can be ily won all their games Warner has 65c. Dairy Butter—Pei Plenty of I •oultry t'oniing'. tor Beveridge's speech, called for the gymn classes are to be formed at thrown In by the foot instantaneously. Fryer»- Per lb.. 1 the reputation of never having turned report of the committee on resolu once by Trainer Hayward. Everything The hole In the floor in which the For the first time in more than out a losing eleven Hen»—Per lb.. 15c. Ills brother. Turkey»—16fc 18c. tions and it was read, the chairman is now ready in the new building ex locking arrangement of the horizon two months the poultjy market Is ad Glen Warner, of the Carlisle Indians, F'raita, Vegetable», Ftc. at once quickly put the question of cept the big swimming tank, which tal bar '»images is closed automatical equately supplied, The farmers evl- Is crowned as one of lhe "foxiest" Potatoes—60c. ly by small brass caps. the adoption of the report and on an will be finished next fall. dently are culling out the nun-layers coaches and foremost football author Onion»—Per cwt.. $1.75. All of the suspended aparatus has aye and not vote the motion was car The equipment was selected by Mr. I and sending them to market, and the Illes In the country. In collaboration Iaemon»—$5.00. upon It pulley blocks arranged so as ried by a good majority, although Hayward and installed under the su trend of prices as a result is slightly with his brother he has developed Orang»« $2,50012.75. , It can readly be raised up out of the I.hrntvck Market there was a chorus of "noes” from pervision of an expert mechanical en downward, Dealers today quoted 19 more startling trick plays and forma : way. Good cows — 2 1-2 at 3 l-2c. different parts of the hall. gineer sent from the factory. cents as the top fancy hens, and It tions than almost any other coach. I The equipment is very similar to Common co« ’ « — 2 1-4 at 3c. The question of indorsement of the The apparatus and steel lockers would occasion no surprise If the county option law passed by a repub were furnished by the Fred Medant •the big gymnasium in the University Steers—3 % (fl 4 @ 4 %. market were to go off another cent Veal—Prime dressed. under 125 lbs.. l>efore the end of the week lican legislature would have provok Mfg. Co., the pioneers in this busi (Of Wisconsin at Madison, and Is also In other RECORD-BREAKING ed a debate upon the floor of the con ness, The equipment is one of the like the Minnesota equipment At Mln- 7$j8tf9c. llnea the demand seems to be a trifle Mutton on foot—8<$3Mic. 4 «lay of Novomb«>r. vention, but the platform submitted most complete and modern they have i neapolis. It contains practically all easier, but no material changes in MONTH FOR BIRTHS Hog» on foot—9 Vic. contained no mention of the option yet furnished and consists of horizon j the equipment manufactured for gym prices are as yet announced. Dr. HM««l Hog» — 11 Vic. law. tal bars, parallel bars, horses, bucks, nasium work. Portland Livestock Market. Iuamb»—4 % U 5c. Sixty-one Reported by Dr. Har- Grata anil Feed When Senator Beveridge, in his ladders, pulley weight machines, row THREE RAILROAD Portland Union Stockyards. Stock-1 Fkour—15.75. dale. April 6.—Cattle market is flrm-| speech as temporary chairman of the ing machines, flying rings, traveling : ria in Lane County Dur- Wheat P« r biifrtiel, 11.00. PROMOTERS WANT Indiana Republican convention, to- rings, trapeze and the numerous ar er and poor quality Is bringing a| Bran — Per ton, $31. ing March day declared his antagonism to the ticles needed in a well-equipped gym fractional advance over what the! feed—Per ton, $33. RIGHT-OF-WAY Mixed UH- new tariff law, he was greeted by nasium. same class of stuff would Hhort» — Per tor», $38. bring a i ♦ Mark Fleming, the real es Dr. J W. Harris, county hcnlth of great applause. Repeating as a text: All of the fixed apparatus is ar ♦ tate dealer, whb handles the ♦ Baled Hay—$17. short time ago. » r ♦ Oat»—Per bushel« 50c- "I could not stand for it then and I ranged so it can be taken from the ♦ Hogs ar»»'extremely scarce every-; ficer, reports that March just pn-t til cannot stand for it now,” Senator floor in the fraction of a moment. ♦ McClaren and Sladden addi ♦ here | where and the lack of arrivals wa ■ a record-breaker for births, f,I to the northwest part of ♦ Beveridge made an impassioned de The whole series of traveling rings ♦ tion to hint for that PORTLAND MARKET REPORT I Is causing some concern among buy being reportej the city, reports that during fense of the counts upon which he had can be adjusted by merely winding a ♦ the past Week he bad had ap ♦ I ers who do not patronize the hog month. Thirty-sc-ven were males and cast his vote in the senate against the wlnh which is self-locking, and will ♦ plications from three differ ralserg of Nebraska. Hakever, hogs 24 females. During l.h<< month there ♦ Portland. Ore., April 7.—-General are scarce everywhere. I Payne-Aldrich tariff bill, which he stay in any position desired. were 2« deaths, 17 male« and II f>- ♦ ent men for a railroad right ♦ activity now prevails in the hop fields did not call by name. The horizontal bars can be folded ♦ tnales. Causes of death were as fol- Portia«,I l.lveatock Market of way through these tracts. ♦ of this state. Encouraged by what lows: Heart dlaeaxe. 7, apoplexy, ♦ One of them was J. F. ♦ is regarded as practical assurance of Today's rang'- of livestock vslii'-«: 1; obstruction of the bow- Wilf ♦ Mounce, mentioned In yester ♦ good prices for the coming crop, the Cattle Fleet steers. ,« 7t». good ■»t»-<-rs. syncope, At «'»ttlo-.Heat steers, I": g,n..l at,.or«. ols. I; cancer, 1; paralysis, 1; tilber- ♦ day's Guard as heading a ♦ growers in all parts of th»» Valley are I4.SO4114.S0; at»-ers. ».'.(> I',.25. culoala, 2; gangrene, 1 1; ; cerebral ♦ crew of surveyor.-» «lurking ♦ cultivating their yards in a more cowl, I «st, I common . *6; fancy I*. ',»». atagn. abscess, 1; '» Aahiiinlstrafriv Notice. skin disease, J.; typhoid ♦ west of Eugene, and the ♦ thorough-going mantfer than for ,2.50';« I3.no. I,tills. ,2.60'»I It .so. fever, 1; IfOGH- boat raat <>r th»» riutunta I ns, pneumonia, 4; peritonitis ♦ name of the others are Mon ♦ years past. The Oregon hop men II I loti ,1 1.15; faniy, 111 'u , 1 1.10. stock- 1; cystlsls, 1; uremia, 1; Notice 1« hereby given that the un- gallstones, I ♦ roe and Stevens. Mr. Flem ♦ this year are bent on making the crop em and fc dera. ,9.60. derslgned Unity | Tlllmont has I....... This long established bank Is progressive, but It Is above all else Kh*fp I. .............. Heat withers. iS.iQ: ordinary ♦ ing says he knows nothing of ♦ as big and good as conditions will $H.25<i/ $8.50; spring There were eight cases of contagloui duly appointed administratrix of the '*■ * ‘ lambs. ,12; mixed ■xfe. ♦ any of the men and has no ♦ permit. lots $7 00: diaease«, 4 being diphtheria, 3 meas dstate of J || Tlllmont. deceased ♦ idea who they represent or ♦ Calves—Best. $7; ordinary. 6. rom- That the statistical position of hops by the fount? Court of I.nn«' Cm»'- Care in negotiating loans, liberal and hnpartinl treatment of pa les and one of scarlet fever. ’ 09» 1 *UOU1 I ♦ whether they are working on ♦ I In the world markets Is strong Is con Se Lower ■' • nil p«*rsoni havlug rla,nM trons. the extension of every courtesy consistent with high-grade ♦ three separate railroad prop ♦ ceded In all quarters, and the chances Chicago, litiga Apri) 0. Hogg, 12,000; rat- The Institute of the W. C T II agalnxt said estate are hereby business practice—these are the [»rime requisites of oar »THKiiTn + ositions or only one. At any ♦ are that the 1910 crop will come onto tie, 3500: Sheep, 11.000. I,»-ft over. 4100. year ago holiday. I met yesterday afternoon with a good «led to present the same with 'roP- ♦ rate some of this talk is li ♦ a market more nearly than for many Hogs banking, and we always try to carry out these policies In full. „ (nw |,r„V|(»d, to are Rc tower. attend,me, with Mrs. Hosmer, the or rout I,,-, able to result in the building ♦ years past clear of old stock Thdt Mixed. ,15.50'»» ,10X5; heavy. ,1O75f/ We solicit the deposits, large or small, of all persons Interested ♦ of at least one railroad from. ♦ Is what gives the farmers at this time ,10 90; rough. ,fO.5Oifr,IO.7O; light 10 Id county president In the chair De|o- i,r idml,,l",»'«trlx al her ro-'1’>nr''' ,,,h Eugene Dr«’«on, from out of town were present. 110 75. in a safe and profitable invest m»nt at a reasonable rate of interest. Eugene to the west. ♦ all but assurance of satisfactory price 'n Cattle steady. Rlteep weak. Mrs. Woods from Cottage (¡rev,, „nd within alt months'from th' » * ♦ for the crop to be harvested this Fall. Dnte»| this 25th day * March, We pay a rate of Interest on certificates of deposits which 18 ' I Johnson from Creswell, The local market continues a ra Omaha. N«-h., April 6. - ling». 7000; years expr-i. ere he« proven safe and conservative. 'in'll'" I ,"»'"■ '"rK' 1 nrilt’ I* «'Otltln- ther quiet affair. There Is some hti- rotile, 2600. »beep. 4700. lUtlly nolplng to malro slnesi » under way most of the ng >-» of estate of both on F stern and export act f i. ♦ " dec k but small «ales of medlum- good8 a rc the rule. and the i CAPITAL IM «trnriiVH 'ORTI, < Ml tf RttKTT <> I <»T %Tf<>\M I ONE HUNDRED AND TWINH XI) i nr 1; nn«l ’’ be a fair EST * BLISffl Agents Warner's Rjjfern and Rust Praaf Corsets, Gassard Front Lacing and Nemo Self ReJucing. Cantemire Gloves, Rawhide Hoisery for Bays, ladies' Hdme Journal Patterns CCO’S S. H. Friendly, The Leading Store Men’s Section OVERALLS^ Ladies* Section $10 to S30 S3.00 SI.00 to $2.50 SAFETY WITH PROGRESS Die Eugene Loan and Savings Bank 3^ 1*^*^ Cures Indigestion ♦ around 15 cents, but the grower« do Robinson. D«ar Eugene noun. »