Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 08, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard OilMPBKLL BU08 Publishers err tyj t)ioeuL AJ IrtMH ail commtuiluation q1 mtlcs all romltUaoM payable to th Kuaiaa Uiuiti). K iaue, Oregon. BUBSUHIPTION RATK3, I'AILT, Djllfered by carrier. ar wuek , OeUrered by earner, pur month Kr mail ons yaar (in tyauou) Six moutha , , One rnontb..,.,, , ti &nU onpiea. WIUL., Jdo yti.r Six uiontiia Advertiniog rate- made known on applica tion. .1 15 . BO , 6 0) $2.00 I 00 K i' tared m uooDd-olau Kukouo, Oregon, poetotiioe. matter at the THB EA8TKRN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 280 to 234 Temple Court, Now Vurk City, and U B Kiprew Iildv, 87 Wah ioKtoii HL, Ubio.no, 111. K KATZ Advertia- n, akouu in onrrge. WEDNESDAY - - OCTOBER 8 New Telegraphic Senice. Commencing yesterday the Dailt Guabd presents a Dew bd4 muob ex tended telegrapblo news servlop, fur nlshed by the Borlpps Association. While our former report oovered the field as to the more Important news It was .necessarily late In transmission nd often delayed onr going to press beyond a reasenable bonr. With win ter doming on a late delivery Is not desirable, and though the cost of tb new service Is muob greater, tbeearlier bour for the delivery of tbe paper will not only be agreeable to tbe many readers but to ouselves. We desire to again remind our read era of tbe motto that does service for evening papsra tbe world over, "Today's news today." And tbe motto Is mole appropriate for tbe Pa olflo Coast newspaper than for thoie ol other seotlons of tbe country farther east. When It is six o'olook at New Tork, and five o'olook at Chicago, It Is about three o'olook In Eugene. Tbe day Is almost flulshed on the Atlantlo eeaboard while the Paoiflo Coast has yet considerable of the afternoon to It advantage. We oan thus give Eastern and European news apparently at an earlier bour than their happening, The telegraph beats the sun. DOES HIMSELF NO CREDIT. Associated Frail Dispatch. Wabuinqton, Oot 7. The fol lowing statement was made public at tbe White Ilouee tbie afternoon: "Oa Monday, Oat 6, lion Carroll U Wright, Commissioner of Labor went to Philadelphia and gave to Mr John Mitohell the following from tbe President: 'II Mr, Mitibell will seoore the Immediate return to work of. the miners in the anthraolte regions, the President will at onos appoint a oommittee li investigate thoroughly into al matters at issue between the opera' tors and miners, and will do all in his power to obtain the settle' ment of those questions in ao oordanee with the report of the oommiltee," . It is not to the oredit of PresI dei.t Roosevelt that he makes Buoh an offer. Look at the faots. The coal minors have been out on strike three months. Daring that time praotloally no coal has been mined and stooks have diminished to suoh an extent that European shipments beoome necessary; tho mineowners several great rail- roid corporations absolutely re fuse to treat or arbitrate the wage question with their employes;publio sympathy is with tbe miners rresiueni itojsevoll is aware of these faots. lie has been ao oused of having an abnormal bump of self esteem and his proposition sooms to bear tbe acousation out. The idea that the miners shout I throw away all the advantage they have gained on the promise of a "comnittee" and to "dj all lu his power to obtain a settlement of the question i at Issue lu auoordanoe wit.i the report of the oommltteo" is preposterous, tbe President has lowered himself in the estimation of thinking pople, however they may view the strike, by aak m suoh an ifl-r. It is no wmide that the Exwutive Counoil ot the Federation of Ltbor, in (-Urge of the miners' interests, refused to aooept the Preeident'e iff, r for the pertlncut reason that "the proposi tion contains no tangible advantage t Via minors, beiog depsndent on fu ,re aotion." A "Hough Kider,'' ujt a statesman, occupies the presi dential chair. wt stated that a five ml lion-fiet quarter section of timber land should be worth 13000 to a Lite oounty owner, less extra logging expenses and differences in lumber transportation obarges between here and the Gray's Harbor country. It should have been $30,000. Even a third of the sum net would seem a fabulous price, but tbe dif ference In logging expenses added to transportation charges to the eeaboard certainly would not take off more tban two-thirds of the Gray's Harbor market price. Suoh figures will make every owner of and seeker after timber land ptuee end ask himself as to what timber is really' worth. We do not believe that we underesti mate the possibilities of tbe timber market, even for tbe near future, when we ass rt that sellers are practically giving their timber away at present prices. Albany Demaorat: Njw it is reported that Republicans of the East are taking a gloomy view of affairs. The failure to settle the big coal strike has opened tbe eyes of tbe people to tbe true oondition of affairs, showing them the real position of the Kepablioan party and empbasiz ng tbe faot that trusts are not in the interest of tbe people. The fact is beiog appreciated that a high tariff is a trust breeder, and, that only by reduoing the tariff on trust goods, if not by taking it off entirely, oan the trmis be brought to time. Whatever tbe talk, It is known that the real position of the Republican party as an organiza tion !b one of friendliness to tbe trusts. This is shown in the most emphatio manner possible by the aots of the legislat irs, wbioh speak louder than words. Whenever we really wish to make a strike at the truBts we will plaoe the govern ment in tbe hands of a party an UzoniBtio to them, not In tbe hands of their friends. Alter the honey mo n a woman never looks entirely satisfied with her husband aga n t-xoept when be! gets bis salary raised Atchison Globe. THESE ARE GOOD TIMES ... . V- 8 3 i I -jr la NT vO. And you ought to treat your self to a fine new gun. We have a very large stock of them. Fine- double and single barrel in 10, 12, ISSi;; : 1G and 20 lore, at prices that are so "5?3??,rftitftnnKli that nn nnfl nhinp.ffl tfi Wflm Tim nriaea rim from SG.00 for the double barrel Jrom $iu.ou We have a complete stock of . t . i f Hi , . V C" . V, ,1,;. naat. We also sell tne larnouR sevens vvmcnester rines ana snot guns awowesi, pi ., vprv iarfre rifles at $5.50. Cheaper rifles at $3.75, $3.00 and $2 25. In cartridges we hae a very large stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up. to $18.00 for hammer guns and $25.00 up for hammerless guns. We would like to have you call and look oar goods over, warranted pocket knives. The Big Foot Krai"3!13 the money can buy. Elegant best that WE are now selling an elegant line of sewing machines at $16.85 up. E save you about 1-3 on a sewing machine. We sell you good re liable machines at $25.00, $27.50, $30.00, $35.00, $37.50. Our Rotary is two machines in one, making loop and tuck stitch. At the Low Price of $37.50. Barker Gun Works, 33 East Ninth st, Eugene, Ore. In the Circuit Cm- ! Uatti.V. Iiuion i,e, , I To Haiti. V "' V . In the nm..t.i .. "VJ hereby ttquir to o( 0 tll court iu i '" the dut t)l8 V" w olor.,; Air(,orcediMi,.j , . fuuuim and miuor j. 1, urt ie,. uiunion, i, ,. ' w t ' 1 -...rr (.. ,ilw 1 1 . m y liuim. .t ri't .11. l'ef as to th .. .Tlr'""". Wi M-1.1. .... "Mum, J iiuKUSl, I'M' a.,j """'O I L.niir N'ce fo, Publ - ishsrshvS.Will. IVOtina t. k t June 3.1, ftf3 of Timber Lands in A " Oregon, Nevada, Sj??- Kumne, county ".l' Kon.has thisdivLrt Mt of Autrust 4, vregoi sworn .Vi .d yi V' !,'PW 8 West and will if of thattheladMhtu P2 timber n . ? ao nUu. Lane .county, Ore;:. 1 aay ol December, itm. R J."'' nesses; ua. J U Rn..i...i . (In Campbell, of En,;. Urn ? Zl their olaimB in this oik.h. 2nd dayufDrcerblh j0' Winter Apples. University School of Music. oooooooo Terms quoted below are for one lesson a week, sale, mostly Baldwin. Address or see more than one lesson the same rates will be charged E Trri-enino, Euk-eue. :t ,:nn noVahlft mnnthl v in advance. I'lANU-airs lioiientMcic. a month a ami w Mr Vrs7.nr 03 5U VOOAL MUSIC Mlsa Stinson, private lessons in sight reading, repertoire, voice building W 60 In classes of two 3 50 In classes of three 3 00 Childrons class in sight readiug 1 (f) j 600 bushels good winter apples for New Addition to Eugene. For Tu- li F Baker A Co have Dlatted the R V boott laud consisting of 32 lots situ ate two blookssoutb of tbe Patterson sobool building. Tlioee are desirable lotB and are tot anient reasonable prloee. For rurtuer luformatlon oall on R F Baker, Ollloe at No 0 West Nlntb street. Fortune Favors a Texan. "HTln distressing pains in bead, baok and stmnnoh, and belim without appetite, I lxirau to use Dr. King's New Life Pills." writes W. p. White- tieaa or Kennedale. Tex-, "and annn felt like a new man." Infallible In stomach rnd liver troubles. Only 26 ueuis at iv u ueiano's aiug store. VIOLIN.-lIrs Flpes, Private lessons ' f4 00 amonth. HAKMONY, Counterpoint, and Oompo ition P rivate lessons W 00 a month. Classes of four or six i $ 1 00 a month. ' Three courses leading to teachers diploma. . " musical degree 't. i I. M. GLEN, Dean. " For Sale Cheap. A Perkins windmill, foroe pump aud 45 barrel galvanised Iron water tank. Apply to Fbkd Fisk, Bherlfl's Oflloe. " . : AROMATIC FLAVOR Our New Mount Hood Citlar Will nuske friend with yon quickly-U hu a deliolotu fUror ud tine, aromatio imoke. It oleu the brain, easo carl and make you at eaoe with your meinorlet.arJt ooata juit lOCts For aale.liy all fuit-claas dealers. STUDENTS We have just ro coived our first ship ment of STEEL BOSSED SITY ERY. DIE EM-UNIVER-STATION- "WVVVV New Meat Market. ize - We have oponod our new market in' tlie Schneider block, corner of West Eighth, and Olive streets, where we have the choicest meats of all kinds. BRODERS BROS Coming, Coming. October 9 and 10 Parker Opera House Miss Georgia Harper and her excellent company presenting the Lyric Queen . . . AND . . . Eeast Lynne. Seats on place. sale at usual PRICES 35 and 50c. SUMMONS. ' : In the Clrouii Court of the State ol Ore gon fox the County of Lane. James W Smith, l'laiutii', vs - Jenettie Smith, Defeudiwt. To Jonettie South, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Orecon You are berebj required to appear iu the above entitled ocuit in the above entitled onuse and answer the oomplaint of Dlnin' tiff herein filed on or before Bix weks (rum the date of the first publication of this aummonB, aud u you iniito so appear and ( answer as above required the plaintiff will Bppiv to said oourt lor me ruel prayed fo in the comprint herein, to-wit: A decree diBsoIving the bonds of matrimony uow ex. isting between said plaintiff aud defendant. and such other relief as the court seems proper This summons is published in Ihe Dailt x UQKnE uuabd once each woek for six con- Beontive weeas, by order of the Hon IS B Kmcaid, county judge of Lane County ( rouoD. Made and entered herein ou ihn 2nd .lv ol July, 11)02. and the date ol the flrnt publication here f is the 3rd day i.i July, L BlliTKO. Aitoruey for Plaintitf E. Schwarzschild Stationer, WHAT IS TIMBER WORTH? Ia n tdllorial on "Tbe Titutwr Market" In yeeterdevV Hi'aud our tnatbetuatlM got laJlr mlxnl, Keferring to the prioe to which logs have been advanoed over on UrajV XIrb-ir lix dollars thousand Special Orders and measurements taken for ladies' tailor-made suits. Call and see samples. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner ts always aerred with the choicest wines and liquors that can be procured. For social functions of any kind we have the purest and best wines, of either Imported or domiwtio vintage, by the case, bottle or vallnn. as prices that you can t quality in Eugene, at for E C HUGHES' successor to W M Kenshaw Bortboniere Bakery. BUCKNER & CLEVENGER. W yf 16 U I Vr ij 1 .i.i UarHi It ea.1, i.k rakes, eookisa. In fa.- ery thtna- kept In a first claai UW. Holden Building, No 640 Willamette St. STAGE LINE. (Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that George A Drury, administrator of tbe estate ot llary J Oariwright, droeased, has filed his linul acooniit in ibe mutter oi said Hstaie in the county court ol l.ane county, Oregon, and Monday, the 1st day of September, 1901!, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of wid day at tho County Court room at ibe Court Ilouse in Eugene, Oiexou, has b,en uieu uy siiia court lor tne Hearing of objoo tions to naid account and for the final Bet- nemeni 01 said estate. Dated this 2nd day of August, 1902. UKOHUE A, DliUIlY, L. Baito, Administrattr. , Attorney (or said state. Administrator's Notice- on, on the 4th duy of August, 1902, v ETJ -KTrt c i . ), . ."J T.' P''vl for cash on a . BANGS, Proprietor. I J7 "T 6b,a'v September, m-i, , T.n " ' , r .... uiuoHmr ciwptt5uuaay at 5:50 a m R turning stage arrlv s at Eugene ill;- .iwpt hundays at 7 p m. rie '-'a tnp Bireue, t , Banirs' livery stable, "Th Bmt Sensation Everywhere" -L!LIPL1T O 1 1 3 DS able PnrL-ot r t w w i w w oiereoscope Apparatus InclndiD. V V lnM,H1'l lirnire,. PrlHi iu. Si ".V " Notice ih hereby given thut tbe n-dir-gned, the administrator of ihe estate of esse A lien, decoded, bv virtue of an or er of sa'o duly nude aud entered of record j .no vu'imy uonnot i,nne oonntyi. Ore on, on the 4th day of August. 1902. i and nd highest sum th,r, fr .1,. (,.n....' f iB oribed real prapenj , to wit: The west hal , rr,uw,"t qnirttr, the southias unrt.roftbe northwest quarter and the orthwest quarter ol ihe southwest qsarier Sec Ion U in Tp 17 S. II. 7 ., 4 v,l er., in Lane connty, Oiegon. First publication August 6, 1902. Admlnisiralnrnf ,h. ...... .".JM1"!'.. deceased " " . Thoroughly , 14102. JTBEDce CITATION, " nd ttgnired i. Zll i i w, 3 JlUB me con thereof a, Eub0,1u fc,- on Monday , , he j,d dlly , v " then and there to show aim j"; de.-.o.-ibid below sboold noi u property is detoriUd at follow. ior4 Witusss ih . Hon H K Kmu for the Ceuntv ol rj.n ,i. Or. . SUMMONS. lu :ho Circuit Ccurt ( ! tie 8 t,i son kr li.6 County ol Last, Hmma J Pitkrcl plaintiff vs John Picknl, deft: dant. To John Pickrtl. the feudttiit: Id the aarue of tlio State of Qrm. art) bertby rtqtiiiH a:d gcmnui: pear aud ttuswir i)liijiifl 8 nmciiEi; KHiUHi you id me hUtve tim. at or eiore biz wteka from ihe ikiti mat publiialion of liiis bqhuecu oourt will grant tbe relief prijtd tti com p mini, uameiTirot a atemui oourt declarmg the murrisge oontna isting betwocn plaintiff and defend evr dissolved, and that DtsUBtif b tbe care and oubtody of tfaemiDotcifi of said trarria -e, JojepoEarl uil MWrM, and lor tiaca otter mm the oour. mav seem eanitablf, TbU ttuiumohB is irublished in (btl Ecoknb GuiKD once each ffek i : seoutive weeks by tbe order of tbt IU H Hamilton, indue of said court. Dated on. to wit, tbe lCtb da rfSepH ter, lUUa.. l lie date oi tne orsi putt oi this eumniODBis tbe I7fbdij M ber. 1902. GEO B prcpft.il In letter Um. Y"" w r.. ia WAATr I). 1 1 1 1 4 ii J -.ila. J-1ZLTL -Tl it 3' Tested. I Notice of Admlnisvr-!iS of Heal rrt ;i Notice is her-hv ciren lUtbjW an order of the county oonit olain'' Oregon, in aud lor lsos mailt, and entered on the frd " Umber, t D, 1KU2, in tbe mutt" Htati nf Willinm WithOV. rooting, licensinc, snihornug J ing mob sale, the undersigns tor of said 0 stale " private sale on said p emiMi described and at the lo co ! HarriB in Eufcne, Oifgos, 'f I... -....I, in hand. O11. ' after thelthoayof Ociobrr ....i.!..kin ih .(temron ol thi fol owi ti u.scrioHl J!P'2iJ wit: Lot ro one in oi ,A Vii.iati.. au ru a auui i'u w ' . . county, Oregon, w P'' ' I aiust said isUte sua v 't- D cd at Eugene, UkM; isSddavolrkp'embtr, Admin Btrstor of the Kits" Withrow, diceased, VS Haaats, Attorney. Notice to Credite Nolioe is heby givey "J' Bi6ned has been by Its J"" Lane county, Oregon, d7 V;. admiulttrator 01 tnei - - persons hrrrbj 11 i"r "rr.n'r r"r" Ut- Tcrrin, rf ll'lena, Mnntana.n.e i the reino-ly in hi. iiiiv.te.rctt-an.l it hu curnl in eveiy intni-i ou uke it -that's alL It 1. a p.euaut Ustiur remedy tliat gets atihecauwandrecnova.lt. Only l int ntal remaly wi CUuK 1 1 Tf m" ?' r "mn-wary rli'f. Ih'aremedv CUKK.x a. deceased and all sgaiust said iswto at" - ,j preaint the fame oaij . undersigned at tne tsw months lo lh"K Kissinger in Engens, jtrin months Dated this WVpiftl. Notice toCiw In,, it Kstate 01 .ii'r. . p,, 1 .o.u-e 1. 'j.j,irstm"'.: nf John ' rr V ' isia'' tu'. Coo it nf Mil' ' " rwsoris n-vi.k : i... i.t.-mi at "'"" Hani. i'i Kiu-en-. ,,tt' -,,h'n .ii months twoi !"" rl this 3rd .lay oi Ate'n-'f."" Johntttuss1" L T IlaBRis, Attoins" Thoiie R4, DUN NBH0S