TH1 BÜGBNI WFHLY GUARD, THURSDAY SEPT. 15, 1IU FOR KKVr (tv^itoosd.) i •d) LADIES OF WENDLING APPRECIATE AID MWiT (C*»ntl»u«d> A puree containing a small amount of money. Owaer may’ ame t>y , »--I have same by caning «•« •• J — M 1 at 576 Olive aireet, and gonJ Card OÍ Thtttlk« for ICC llowv L- - al 5 I _ ___ paying for for thia thl» notice. notice------------- ---- Company and Olkar* Other« « WOOD SAWYER—Prompt service aatisfactlon guaranteed. Fred Da via 926 Ferry street. Phone Red 3162. Be!’20 LEV! STRAUSS ®. CO. FOR SALE--Ladies' first-class rail­ road ticket to Colorado, good to November 1, 1910. Call 933 East 11th. BOY PUTS KNEE ON REVOLVING SAW FOR SALE—5-room House on car­ line. Price, $1200. Must have the money. The Western Exchange near depot. Phone Main 83!. Springfield. Sept. 14.—The small son of Charles Kivett. living on North D street, met with a severe aecident Monday that nearly made J riu a cripple for life. It seems that he and some playmates were playing about a revolving gasoline woodsew. The boy endeavored to push the car­ riage up toward the saw and was un­ able with his hands alone, so endeav­ ored to place his knee against it. The carriage moved forward and the saw tore the boy’s knee. The wound was almost over the knee cap but did not cut deep enough to nrake a permanent injury. Several stitches had to be taken by the local doctors and the boy will keep still for sev- eral days. F OR SALE—Gentie uav mare, nino years old; well broke double or sin gle. Inquiro 446 Tyler and Wes Sixth, west of Blair. FOR SALE—Team, wagon, harness, top and shafts, fitted up for ex­ press business. Price $235. A bargain. Phone Black 1051. FOR SALE—Columbia phonograph and about 25 records. $40 outfit, will be sold for $30. Address “Phono," care Guard. tf FOR SALE—Specfai to investors one block best College Hill properly a a bargain. Inquire Hunter Elec trie Co.. 22 W. Sth St. tf FOR SALE—A set of hack harness and a Kimball organ; must be sold at once. Inquire at 685 E. Elev­ enth H FOR SALE—No.325—Good lots on St. Paul, Sept. 14.—James J. Hill 11th street, 50x160 feet; for sale cailed Francis J. Heney. form­ for 10 days only. Price $450 each. er graft prosecutor at San Francisco, Terms. H. E. Owen, 536 Will. the short and uglier word on account of Heney’a address before the con­ FOR SALE—Practically new high servation congress. He said Heney grade piano at a sacrifice. Own­ “wilfully falsified,” and declared that er moving away. Call at 286 B. his statements cannot be passed In 13th street. »16 “silent contempt.” Hill said: "Hen- -ey made his statements so recklessly FOR SALE—1 McKaskey register, 1 Dayton computing scale, 1 Brower and maliciously that they must be oil tank, 1 cheese cutter, counters, answered. His statement that we se­ cured western land at $10 an acre shelving and tables. 104 West Sth has not a rag of truth to clothe its street. One Hall safe tf' nakedness. Neither the Great North­ ern or any one connected with it re­ FOR SALE—Brand new Victrola with $25 worth of records, at ceived a dollar or an acre from the discount of 20 per cent. Address federal government as Heney charg­ Red Cross Drug Store. Junction ed. He urod the coward's favorite City, Or. tf weapon—inuendo. JIM HILL SAYS THAT HENEY IS LIAR HERE IS A SNAP—A 160 acre tim­ ber claim that will cruise about 4.000,000 feet; good location. IVill locate you on this claim reason­ Oregon Agricultural College. Cor­ able. C. O. Smith Co., room 9, vallis. Or., Sept. 14.—An evening Hoffman hotel, Eugene, Oregon. class in plain cooking for forestry students and those in mining engin­ FOR SALE—No. 27.—2 good lots. eering, to enable them to get their 1 corner lot 75x160 each; good own meals while out in practical field side walks and streets, 2 blocks work, is offered this year at the Ore­ from the car line; 6 blocks from gon Agricultural College by the de­ the High school Price $1300. partment of domestic science. In the Terms. H. E. Owen, 536 Will. course the young men will be taught such simple rules of the kitchen as FOR SALE—4-rooui house, two lots may be applied to campfire cookery fruit trees and small fruit growing as well, and will learn to prepare nicely, on graveled street, 2 blks the staple articles of food, including from car line. Price $1350. In the various kinds of meats and vege­ quire at this office or call at 699 tables and the baking of biscuits. The E. 20th St.. Gross add. tf department, which has added to its equiment of dishes and utensils dur­ FOR SALE—Modern dwelling for sale to make room for new church ing the summer and made other im­ Bids received until September 20 provements in the laboratories, will by committee. G. G. Gross, A. C also offer an evening class this year Jennings, P. E. Snodgrass. tf and women interested in technical phases of the work, who are unable FOR SALE—Good 5-year-old mare, to attend the regular day classes broke to drive single, weight about 1350 lbs. Enquire of The Guard has received two pham- Sheriff Bown. »19 lets from Salem: One Is headed: A pamphlet containing a copy of all FOR SALE—3-4 inch cotton rubber measures referred to the people of lined hose; very fine quality, best the legislative assembly, referendum bargain ever sold in town; 100 ft ordered by petition of the people and at 5c the foot; .1-2 inch at 6 l-2c proposed by initiative petition, to be the foot, a', the’closing-out sale of submitted to the legal voters of the J W. Kayy’ furniture store, 525 state of Oregon for their approval Willamette st. tf or rejection at the regular general election, to be held on the 8th day of FOR SALE—Celebrated Hecla rub­ November, 1910, together with the ber hose, 4-ply, 1-2 Inch, 100 ft arguments filed, favoring and oppos­ or less at only 7c the foot; 100 ft. ing certain measures. Compiled and 3-4 inch 5-ply, same as above in issued by Frank W. Benson, secre­ quality, at the remarkable low tary of state. There are 208 pages price of 10c the foot—worth 20c required to cover the different bills. I at all other places. Kays Furni­ The other is a phampblet containing ture Co., 526 Willamette st. tf WANTED—A competent cook for a cuts and statements of democratic sorority bouse. Enquire at 91 West candidates who have duly filed their WOOD FOR SALE—Big oak and fir, Ninth street. si6 suitable for furnace. See Web­ petitions, etc., to be submitted to the ster Kincaid, 81 East Ninth stret, democratic voters at the primary WANTED—By a young lady a place or phone Main 676. tf nominating election on September 2 4, to work for board and attend high together with the arguments, etc. school. Address M. in care of SNAPS IN ORGANS—$20 to $65 Guard. S 16 Maron & Hamlin, Estey, Bentley and others, some used six months WANTED—Refrigerator and verti­ good as new. Need room for pi­ cal show case, in good condition; anos. The Wiley B. Allen Co., must be cheap. Address No. 50, cf. 25 E. 9th st. tf Guard. si 5 <’ A XI»' DITE loi: COMMISSIONER. FOR SALE—No Sir! I am not in WANTED—A man who can sell the real estate business, but I have things; splendi dopening; excellent a few choice properties which I am 1 b«- iiiKlerstgaed hereby announces opportunity for right man. Ster­ anxious to sell soon and in addi ­ bls eai.d Will. Main. <75. »16 ing halter Ten dollar* reward will Wendling. wl»h to thank the Eugene thing in style, qualità and Patterson street and can be be given for animal'» return to Ice and Storage company of Eugen«’, bought for this very low price. FOR RENT- Two tarnished rooms through th«’ column» of Th« Guard • undersigned. ........... fit. Come and make your for light housekeeping. Enquire $1800, terms. H. E. Owen, 536 for the donation of $-'•• bl9 Rl’FCS K BENNETT. at 89 West Seventh street. »15 Willamette. 816 fire sufferer» of Wendling selection now—while, the all those who .«» kindly remembered blocks o( -û FOR RENT ’—Good location for bar­ FOR SALE—Two full ---- -------- us by »ending cl«‘lhlng «nd bedding lino is complete. ber shop, furnished with every-■ lots each in Florence, well local • WENDLING AID SOCIETY. thing except chair*. Enquire at ed. level, smooth ground. Price 800 Patterson aireet. tf $1800 for the two blocks. These Our price« aro always C. Nadeau arrived yesterday from can be rerold for $.5 per let or Eugene. He has closed out his busi­ FOR RENT — 4 nicely furnish.-d $3000 within a year. Geo. Melvin very reasonable general­ rooms, for light housw-keeping. ness nt the county »eat and la mov­ Miller, room 20, cor. Sth and Wil-i modern; price $20 |«‘r month ing his fixtures to Florence. iamette. It ly lower than Elsewhere for Captain A. F. Hurd went to hu- Close In. H. E. Owen. 536 Will Gentlemen: A» the old boa»«» »16 la.-t M. iid.i« and re: i. r.< -.1 W «•i ’OR SALE—2 lots, each 66 1-3 front­ the same quality and stylo. age by 179 deep. Price, $oo(i0. On - - ------- 77—7 nesdsy. While there ho traded his have had their convention and nomi­ _* — 5-rootu modern flat on nated their candidal«'« it aeerna to one is' a five-room house, large shed j FOR REN F bungalow at Mapleton f >r re .dence the lower floor, close In: all fur­ property al the county »eat. me that it behoov«» tbe progressive barn, chicken house. 2-room house, Our line of Gents' Fur­ nished and up-to-date, has piano, (antl-aaaamblyltea) to •ent bedroom, small porches, chick­ A. A. Meadows of Mapleton cam« republicans no children and must b« ’ good ten- unlt«> on the candidate« they should en house and carpenter shop: small1 nishings is also reduced to In from Eugene on Monday'» stage. ent». Price $35 per month. H E He brought home his little girl who support at the primarle». If our orchard on the land. Or will rent limit. Come and see the Owen. 536 Will. »16 5-room hous.e $12 per month, not is recovering nicely from the effect» vol«' I» »«attend on two or mor«« can­ furnished E. D. Lewi». Other $8 FOR RENT—280 acre farm; a.out of her »urgkal operation. didates th«’ «»Id-time convention plana our stock—we are glad a month, furnished. tf The surveyors of the Laue County will ix-at ua. but If we atand together 50 acre» ready for plowing: 120 to show goods, whether In lain«« county lb« acres in pasture; balance timber. Asset company have surveyed down 1 bel lev«' even I- FOR SALE—Say, hadn’t you better If th« conven- Insurgent» will rule to Duncan Slough. They have been you buy or not. Good house: running water on the consider this. Just think. 4 0 acres place; 9 miles southwest of Eu­ camping at Mapleton hut Intend to tlon plan wlna this fall our Ind»- right In the heart of Pleasant Hill tlmc. Th« pendence I» lost for a«>n>e move to Glenada wlthlu a day or gene. Cail at 103 East Third just on the market; the nicest place anti-assembly candidates ought to tf two. street. for a home, elegant fruit land It 1» expected that the school In com«’ together anil agree on which right at the finest high school In the run against the op- the county and nearly every bit in FOR RENT—Nt * ana finely fur­ Florence will open on Monday Sep­ one to make nished rooms on first and second tember 19. for the year'» work The position. Home one ought to call an culti-ation. This is the best snap floors; »ingle »nd In suite»; foi primary teach«'r. .Miss Knell. !.• in anil-aaarnibly meeting and aotn» East Ninth Street of the season and won’t last long light housekeeping. Light heat, town already and the other teacher» plan ought to be agreed on antl-aa- Better hurry; only $80 per acre; bath, hot and cold water; 2 block« will piotxbly arrive In a few days. ' aetubly. other small tracts will follow thl VOTER from WUlajugtt« st. 136 E. 7th J. E. McKIbbou. vice president of sale; only last week a tract right street, tf Fisher & Bally Lumber company, of across this sold for $200 per acre UIWEl.L NEWH E. C. Statzer, Pleasant Hill, phon FURNISHED ROOMS—Two elegant Springfield, accompanied by Warren Spa'clal Curr««pondence Springfield Farmers 191. t furnished rooms for light house­ Garfield and Oral Crow of lair a tie The nr* rall- Lowell, Sept 12 — keeping. also two splendid furn­ 1 passed through here Wednesday en­ Thrtl the road will soon b« don« route for Heceta. Mr. McKlbbon ished rooms for students. Large HOMESTEAD eiA.AHU.'i—Here is said he had served as 'devil' In a His Shotgun Slips and Hammer people In and near |x>w«ll will have library, light, heat, water and something good—160-acre home­ a way to get out if th« road* are Falls, Discharging Contents on same floor, terms reasonable. printing office at one time. stead; 100 acres can be put in cul­ muddy. ’ Won't that be fine Mr. and Mr.*. Stratton and little Call at 270 East 15tn st. 3 17 tivation with a very little work. of One Barrel into Breast The I laiwell hotel ha» «hanged (daughter from Eureka. California, Two good springs of water on the hands and name also II Is now la»- got tire«! waiting for the stage up MISCELLANEOUS. place; close to good settlement, from Gardiner so walked up Monday i Elmer Thompson, an adopted son rll Hoarding house, meal* 2 5 cents, postoffice, school and sawmill. FOR EXH ANGE—Good real ettat and. like many other», want to rent of C. Siayter, of Blichlcy, In the bed». 3 5 and 5u cents. Johnle llole- Will locate this claim reasonable. for work horses, wild or gentle I a house. Mr. Strattou was here 22 latke Creek country, met a tragic nian. proprietor See C. O. Smith & Co., room 9. Geo. Melvin Miller, room 20, cor i years ago but says things look dif­ death late yesterday afternoon on laiwell 1» growing fa»t It now has Hoffman Hotel, Eugene. Oregon, tf 8th and Willamette. t ferent now. the Millett place near Junction City. five places of busltieea. on« general J. G. Stevens formerly superinten­ He. In company with Er mol Mill­ ■lure, oue hotel, one reatauraiit. on» FOR SALE—No. 900—12 acres of TO EXCHANGE for real estate, new livery barn, one blacksmith shop, and fruit land could all be put into 5-passen ger automobile; complete dent Of »chooL. left Eugene Wednes­ cat. had been out hunting when tuor« cx- city lots, on the car line, good 8- with lamps, top, wind shield. Pres­ day morning accompanied by his young Thompson »at down on a disc a »oft drink stand, and In the near future. room house, barn, wood shed, to tank, speedometer, etc. Machine son George bound for a fishing ex­ harow to re»t. He laid his atotgun peeled Henry Mathew» is up the river chicken house and park, some guaranteed in perfect running or­ pedition by way of Nelson and Lake down and It slipped. the hammer fruit and berries, two good wells 'striking something with enough picking up th» hors«* and mules der. Phone Main 834. W. H. Kay. creeks to Florence and Heceta. Mr». Prosser and daughter of Ac- I force on the place. This the only close- care Kay & Kidwell tf ■vivw to discharge --- one — of • the --- barrels. bought from Ware and Hamilton, , me who visited a few •' '•»>» '“.^P’The »hot »truck him In the breast. lie says tbe p«««n working for some time: First National bank of Eugen«, and rooms, besides closets; sleeping NOTICE—To whom it may con­ was burned over on the lower Wild- with a crew of men at work Improv­ F I. « h.i r.l-et» <>t UM I liainb- r« porch; large front porch; back cat and a good deal on the upper ing the Junction City street». Hardware Co. were guests at th« cern, that the acreage tracts of screen porch and basement; fine part of that stream. Fire crossed Lowell Hotel Saturday night land known as the Vitus tracts are view; four blocks from either car The forest fire« are atlll raging going to advance from $150.00 an the river near Beecher rock and was line; lot 71x145, facing west on the acre to $200 an acre on the first burning on tbe south side u few on the Willamette. Fairmount boulevard at east end of Sorry to hear of Dave Mathew» day of October, 1910. L. C. Vitus, places farther up stream. Florence ♦ 17th st.; street 80 ft. wide and ma­ owner. gig New». losing his big saw mill by fire cadamized; good spring; city water ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦w connected; chimney for furnace; LOST AND FOUND. Wheeler, of I-eabtirg, W. II. hot air pipes, electric lights, plumb­ At the court bou»« In Eugen*. Sep­ <>f ed for toilet, bath and hand basin. FOUND ON WILLAMETTE STREET FOLLY THEATRE ♦ tember 13, 1910, T o <1<1 Carter »nd brought to town today th« care»«» hi* Sink and hot water tank in and con­ —Just what you have been looking Ml»» Gutla Watson. County Judge a magpie which hw stmt near (The Pride of Eugene.) place yesterday with a rifle, the bul­ nected. A bargain at $3000. Mrs. for. a place to invest your money ♦ Heknu» W. Thompson officiating. let tnsrlng a greater part of the J. A. Holloway, Eugene, Oregon. where it will grow; i5 acres in MOTION PICTURES ♦ »30 the city limits only 12 blocks from The LaJies Aid aoclety of the M. bird’s head off. He took It to the CHANGED DAILY ♦ »lore to have It the First National bank on a good « E. church met at Mrs. Chamber»' Kay * Kidwell gun »tore WANTED graded street with good street car FOUR REELS OF FIRST- « bungalow on the river bank yeater- ' tnounled. but II will br Impota ble service; we will offer this for the CLASS PICTURES. « day afternon and elected officer» ns <>n account of the condition of lb« WANTED—Capable girl for general Tbl» 1» lb«« first magpie •-•«■n jc brad 1 next 20 days at a sacrifice; think ♦ follow»: President Mr». F. housework. Apply to 254 E. 9th of it; only $665.00 per acre, and it House disinfected every ♦ Chamber»; vice-president. Mr». A. , In thia part of the »lat« for years, street. tf only requires a small amount of day. The best ventilated ♦ T. Cockerline; secretary. Mr» A. but they are plentiful down In Klam­ cash to handle this bargain; good theatre In the city, and la ♦ J. l-ash; aaslstarnt WANTED—Girl for general house­ aaalatxrnt wcretaijr, Mr». ath county and other parts of raal- terms on the balance. C. O. Smith » not a fire-trap. « W. (1. Gilstrap; treasurer. Mr«, ern Oregon. work; good wages; apply at 742 & Co., room 9, Hoffman Hotel, Eu-I ♦ Admission 5c and 10c. ♦ Mink; financial secretary, Mrs. F. High street. si 6 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD gene, Oregon. *161« L. Chambers. KANTED—Lady cook; light work; steady employment; good pay. Pal­ ace of Sweets. tf FOR SALE—Small general store in FOR RENT OR SALE -New bunga­ low. South Willamette, near 23rd good location on railroad. Partic­ street. On car line. H. G. Haye». ulars from A. B. C., this office, tf S 17 TWO HORS OVERALLS * ■ 16 FOR RENT—A good 7-room house 929 Ferry street. G. 8. O- Hum­ bert. ___ »-1 I FOUND NEWS OF LOWER 1 SIIISLAW COUNTRY! TO THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN VOTERS ED. HANSON TRAGIC DEATH OF ELMER THOMPSON ; MARRIED Z : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : DODGE'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING SAIE Having purchased an enormous quantity of men’s and women’s suits in New York at a big discount, we are placing same on sale at prices never before quoted on such snappy style clothing. We are giving $5.00 off on every suit to intro­ duce this new line of Walcoff Clothes of fast colors, reliable fabrics that will stand the wear. Attractive excessive designs that positively cannot be seen in any other store. Selling direct from factories, low rent on account of being located on side street is why we can sell goods at such ridiculously low prices. MEN’S SUITS FURNISHINGS Walcoff Clothes in our new Cloth­ ing Department. We are going to make thii store the clothing center of Lane County, or will bankrupt the in­ stitution with our guarantees, or make it the clothing center. A new suit if not satisfied with wear. 110.00 Suits........................... | g gg 115 00 Suits........................... $10.00 $20.00 Suits ......................... $15.00 Hop-pickers’ Gloves, regular 10c kind WOMEN’S SUITS We are introducing a new snappy 4 ,or .............................. 25c line of ladies’ suits at prices so low you Heavy fleeced Underwear, regular $1 will be surprised at and wonder how we can sell such good suits at the value .suit’ .............................. 75fl prices. We guarantee to save you $5 Thousands of bargains in Men's and on every suit purchased here. Women's Furnishings. $16.00 values, all wool.. 12 l-2c Outing ................... • • • • . 9 q When you see it in our ad it's so. $20.00 values, all wool . . $27.50 values, all wool.. $11.S5 $15.00 $22.50 g.,,,mu,isIS DODGE DEPARTMENT STORE K äs