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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1905)
Piaiio Worth -$350 Slightly vused. Will sell for. H x ' ;$2C0 hyPaymen'ts'tc imit any M6ne. ' Another Excellent piano, hand some : case design. Sj Used several months F.Lby oneof Eugen's lead line ' music teachers. WiH be sold for i ; v7 Payrrjent to suit your- rs' piano House 'it: r. A. RANKIN, Agt. tr Seventh Street. ELMERS . cshing -fid during 4 factory 5 ToPeL Waters . land Soaps at, gtoft & Kuykendall th; Street Drug Store. "all Uo Kki , Phone Main 681 and let your meat ni ' delivered to any . ptrt of the city at any time of the day Xli 1 '-bf Special Delivery I". BUSH NELL I3O1 Bin .-. - I fsttcrsoa Streets it- r Dl K Fs 1 cars (US GOLDSMITH fi- VTCCMERY'S N RESTAURANT ( USISraUl OBTAINABLE "20c... Btb SUM . Sueene, OrcstM MARION , HOP CROP SUFFERS Growers in Vicinity of ' , Woodbum' in Hard Luck Honeydew and Lice Are Taking the Crop Only About a Third Are Spray- ; ing The Oregonisn's commercial editor writet Dens for the hop dealers. For tevcral days paBt he baa reported the bop lice a about eitermioated, when facts are that the they are on the inoreaee except iu sprayed yards. the Oregonian o'Hoe man also reports bottom land bops the norst, when the facte are just the reverse. hi ere is a dispatch from Woodbarn in jeeterday's Oiegonian thet shows true conditions as they exist. There- port is written Ly a bop dealer whole word la authentic and unprf judiced : Woodbarn, Or., July 11. -An exam ination of fcopyards in this seotlon diealoses the fact that at no time In the history of bopraieiog in Marlon county has the outlook for the partial or eiitlre destruction of the growing oiop by lice and boueydew been so alarming. ' Charles Kuenstlng, who owns one of the best yards In thii sect'.on.saya: "The past few days of bot weather has not killed the Hoe or dried op the boneydew on the vines. On the con trary, lice and boneydew are rapidly incraesing and the present prospeot for a orop Is very gloomy " .' John Kennedy, owner of one of the largest yards In this end of the coun ty,, has this to say: "Never. have t seen snob terrible ravages In tbe bop 'fields of Marlcn county by lice and Jjoneydeo. , All the spraying possible oaunpt.save growers from large losses In the output at burvea'. I bave ex amined many yards and tbey are all tbe same alive with vermin and eov ,ered with boneydew." -Growers are having dllfljoltj in se curing', quanta oblpa and whale oil soap for spraying purposes, the de mand being so great a to ourtall the supply. Dealers bave advanced the prloe of quassia chips i oeute per ponnd and higher prices are threat ened. Not oue-third of tbe growers are spraying tbe present orop, not be ing provided with the necessary mate rials and equipments. MILITIA BOYS Off to camp The Engene mill) la compnnlep, A and C,togetber with tbe headquarters taff of tbe First Separate Battalion, left this morning, as announced by tbe Guard yesterday, (or Gearbar? Park, on the ooeao beaeb, for tbe ten days' annual encampment. The city will miss tbe boys. cat Kick Personals iw fee! tr 1. Br a V - . . 1 .Because you have to pay $1.00 for hunter's license. ' , , Buy $25.00 worth .of sporting' goods from us and we will furnish . j ; you one free. This applys to cash purchases only. ' Purchases of guns, ammunition, ; fishing tackle, bicycles, sundries, or any . other goods we carry in stock included in this offer. Kay's Gun Store x;!res Jan. 11906. ?flMGE JEAT fflHKET ET 8 Five pound caap f lard 60c lest Breakfast Bacon 12Ho lb. r DR.ODER.S BROS. ill' Schnleder Block, West Eighth St, Euxene, Or. II Olty Treasurer Frank Kelsnet (s In Portland. : U. Goldblatt returned last nlgbt from Portland. Merchant C. L. Wtber, of Crcswell, is la Engene. Mies Viola Hanns is home from a trip to Portland. Mrs. L. 8. Lorbq came np from Portland last nlgbt. Mrs. W. F. Otborn returned from Puitland last nlgbt. Hon. K. A. Booth returned this af ternoon from a trip tootb. Kola Nls. tbe well-known Albany hop buyer, It m the olty. Shell CoSman returned last nlgbt from a week's stay in Pjrtland. Geo. A. Dyson returned last nlgbt (rum a business trip to Portland. Louis NeUon returned lust night from a Bve'daye' Btay in Portland. F. H. Button, of Mabel, came in on last night's train from Pj land. Mrs. Philip Miller and .URhter, Mies Mabel, returned from Portland last night. Merchant and Postmatter U. C. Stjrtevant, of Crow, was In Eugene on business today. Miss Vara Parker, of Albany, who has beea visiting Miss Heleue Robin son for a week or ten dayB, returned home today. Miss Grace Uolden, who baa been visiting here, bas returned to Fort land. She la engaged as tlolin sols 1st at tbe Chatauqua meeting at Glad stone Park, Mrs. T. B. Lackey returned from Salem last night. She reports that ber son, Lester, who was seriously injured by being cat witb a buzz saw, it getting better. ; , Boraoe Burnett returned last nlgbt from Portland, where he has been at tbe bedside of hit wife, who under-, went a difficult surgical operation In St. Vincent's Hospital .Sunday morn ing. Her uondliion is now much Im proved. . , B.-K. CO.'S HARRIS. BURG MILL Old Building Being Put in Shape for an Excelsior Fac tory Last Saturday Messrs.. K. A. BootL, John Kellv. James Tuffs and Geo. Catching, of tbe Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, oame down from Eugene and drove op to tbe'old mill dam and took tome measurements preparatory to rebuilding tbe dam or replacing It with a new -one, eajs the Harris burg Bulletin. Tbey did. not give out much information regarding tbelr future planr, except that the mill woold be leased to tbe Uugene' exoel sior people, who bare a couple of tbnoeaod oerdt of excelsior wood corded op near the mill. When tbe dam It put in ebape again and the wa ter Is turned In the race the mill wilt be lepalred and machinery for the making of excelsior wl.ll be Installed and tbe wood on laid will be worked np. FIFTY THOUSAND AT ELKS REUNION Buffalo, Jnly 12. Tbe 50,000 Elks attending the annual reunion of the B. P. O. E., and double that number of visitor, early today began to make preparations for the grand parade of marching club), The pnlioe bad stretched wire lines on both aideB ot tbe streets along tbe line of carcb, on wblob traffic was closed while tbe parade passed. Great plant hid been made to make tbe parade memorable In tbe history of Elkdom. Many of the Individual lodgos had spent as high as S5000 for tbelr costumes and outHts for tbe oooaslon, each bent on capturing tbe prize offered for tbe best showing. DEPEW HAS NOT RESIGNED - v- -1 v: lSorlpps,'ew Service. ) New York, July 13. - Chairman Mor. ton today aonounoed thtt Chauooey Depew bad not resigned as a director of tbe Equitable, although be told Morton he would resign before be lelt for Europe. Depew's connection with the sooiety as special oounsel termi nates August 1st. The office paid De pew $20,000 a year, and has teen abolished. ANOTHER CYCLONE COWBOY SCOTT IN DAKOTA STARTS EAST THE LAND FRAUD TRIALS - ' (Scripps News Servloe. ) Portland, ,July 13. -The day was consumed in the trial of Congressman Williamson, et al, arguing various motions of tbe delenoe foi striking out testimony and a motiou for nonsuit. (Scrlpps News Service. ) ' Fairfax, B.O., Jnly 13. One person was killed and 14 injured In acyolone which swept a porllon of tbe Rose bud reservation today. Jne was killed near St. Elmo and eight were injured at Herrook. Several buildings were destroyed at Burke and six people in jured, two of whom may die. (Scrlpps News Service. ) I Cbloago, July 13. Crowds tried to see Cowboy Scott today. Two men j tried to break Into his room and were : arrested, one claiming to lie an old ; friend. Soott kicked at the bill of -S , for the bridal suit, but paid it. 11a left for New York today. BIO CIRCUS HERE I WILL HANG ON AUG. 26 A batley'a olrona, 1b to Hug lb todny m&kiuff Brrli0pmfliitn fnr tha nnnont. auoe of tba famous orgauizatlon here THE LEADERS At the regular meeting of the Com mero'al Club, beld Tuesday event: g, Herbert Leigh was eleoted Into mem bership in the organization Tbe us ual amount of routine business was ransaoted. (Sorlpps News Servloe. ) Odessa, July 13. Twenty-fcnr of tbe leaders of the reoenr disturbances ware banged today. Seventeen more will be exeouted ou tbe arrival of General lgr:attefT. ontl y Ills KmJ Vail Haw Ri-lrfi The MAGNJLT'S JULY . Gearfiiiice Sal II I HARVESTING IN UMATILLA Pendleton, Or., July 12.-Mooday saw tbe real commencement 01 Harvest in Umatilla county, and there are several orews running in tbe southern cart of the county. In tbe oortbeast em portion of the coonty the grain lBbardlv vet ripe enough to harvest, and tbe crewe will not commence work In that district for at least ten days. Hot winds which, prevailed throughout the couutyjunday are re ported to bate slightly damaged the Bpring grain, bat the fall wheat Is so (ar advanced that it escaped all dam age. A delightful tbuwer this morning. It settled tbe duet m some places, while in others the rain was too light More and more people are becoming famiiar with our business methods, and our trade has been increasing steadily since we opened in Eugene.'" Under-selling is our business. We are able to under-sell, because we buy direct from the manufacturers,-' and take advantage of every drop in the market, and because we sell for cash only, there is no persentage added to the Mrgnet Prices to even up losses on bad accounts. ; We have had an enormous Spring and summer trade, far greater than we anticipated, and after selling such large quantities of merchandise we as many other large mercantile houses doing a large volume of business, find a great many lines broken and sizes sold out Commencing to-day, we will place on sale at exactly HALF PRICE All brftken lines and odds and ends of clothing, shoes, hats and furnishing goods. HALF THE REGULAR PRICE will be our watch-word on all odds and ends as long as there are any left. Broken Lots Men's Suits I 7 50 Sultt I 3 75 10 00 Baits 5 00 16 00 Halts 7 50 2u 00 Salts 10 00 Broken Lots Boy's Suits t 6 UO Salts $ 3 00 8 00 Suits ' 4 00 10 00 Salts 5, 00 Broken Lots Children's Suits f 2 00 Suits t 1 00 2 50 Suits 1 25 3 00 Salts 1 50 Broken LoLt Sweater! fl 00 Sweaters 60o 3 00 Sweater! II 50 6 00 Sweaters 2 00 Broken Lots Hatt f 1 00 1 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 Hati hatt ilals Hats iluts BOo 75o I 00 1 2T 1 50 Broken Lots Shirts 750 Bhlrte 37Wc 1 00 1 50 bhlrte Sblrts 50c 75o Broken Lot Suspenders 25o Suspenders 32!o 3fio Suspenders 17)0 50o Suspenders 25o II UO BuBpenden DOo Broken LoLt Pant' I 1 25 2 00 3 00 , 4 00 Panta Panta Panta Pants 1 i 3 Ot Broken Lot Underwear 35o 60o . Wo II 50 Underwear Underwear Underwear Underwear "JsO 25o 5o 75o Broken Lott Shoes I 2 00 Sboet 1 00 3 50 Sboet 1 20 3 00 Shoes 1 60 4 00 Sboet 2 00 5 00 Sheet 2 50 STORE OPEN EVENINGS The Magnet Clothing Co, i 3 bSbVHMbi, The Big Store in the Middle of the Block 61 E. Ninth Street, Eugene.'Oregon, Also Park Street Entrance for ihttt. .is,, JC33C s ; ...
