Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 13, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt - ' ' : I EUGENE DAILY GUARD CAMPBELL BROS., PUBLISHERS Published every day of the week' Sunduy excepted. Address all coni municatlouH and nrake ail remittances pnyablo to the Eugene Guurd.Eugeue, Oregon. 8UBSCR1P1ION RATES DAILY Delivered by carrier, per week 8 15 Delivered by cnrrier.per month.. "i By mail.one year (in advance). . 5 (K) Not iu advance " "" Bix months (in advance )..... . t M One muiith J' Single copies un Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at the poatoffiee at Eugene, Oregoii, as secouu-class mutter. AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. TUESDAY, MARCH 13 ' Mexico's Statistics Boiled Down There are 10 volcanoes in Mexico. Mexico has M) lakes and great lu goons, Mexico has a coast line of over CO00 miles. Slavery was fully abolished in Mex ico ill 1KI7. The "valley" of Mexico in 70(1(1 feet above sen level. Mexico is about ten times larger than (ireat llrltain. The rainy season generally lasts .f.-oin May to September. Mexico is the richest mineral coun try lu the world, not excepting Peru. It is said that no country in the world shows so great a variety of plant life us Mexico. Which is the better weapon, an ax or a bowie knife? Two Mexicans fought over a girl with those weapons at Visalin, Californiu, Saturday, the knife man killing his opponent. With wool about the twenty-cent mark for Eastern Oregon and twenty five cents for valley, owners of sheep are not losing much sleep over finan ces. The price W not liable to drop, either, as the great sheep ranges all over the world are being eaten down closer and closer and circumscribed by agricultural cue of of the lands. Wo are civilizing those Filipinos with a vengeance nine huiidrfd were killed or wounded during the lour days' lighting last week. Wo keep the Chinamen, out but are over there right next China lighting I lie Asiatics and killing them. A very Christian nation, truly I The great central Hg lire of our religion commanded his dlsaiples to go into all tho world and preach his gospel. His latter day dis ciples go forth and kill. To say the least It lacks conscience that sense of right that Impelled tho signers of the Declaration of Independence to rink their necks on the statement that this country three thousand miles away from England had tho right to bo free and liidcp;ndont. And yet their descendants would hold an alien people ,oven thousand miles from our allures in u latitude unsuitable for the white race, as subjects. Ti;e Hoffman House Wishes to Inform its patrons that liming the prevalent typhoid menace the drinking water served in the diiilnir room is llrst liollcd and the milk sterilized. The cuisine, us heretofore,! under the direct super vision of Mrs. Osliurn, mid hysdenic- nliy conducted throughout. If For the Public Benefit O. C, Miekelsou would like the publics to rend what Dr. Hairis says: "I have had the O. C. Mickelson A Co. dairy eiixinlned and tlnd overy thiiiK ill H satisfactory condition. J. W. HAUKIS, Co. Health Oflleer. February 10, llKKl. Save Your Money Hy tmvintf your wmx! shwinI hy v giMoluio womi fiiw. It fnniilioi itx own fuel mid dnoi lint burn you re niM tlit point? Shwh ly n ;tino, Kor promi't fcorvlco rinx np Uctl IlliU or fiilliit 7T5 Vcrry Mrt-ct. W. i'., II(t!M l..yir.K tIllin at ;I f, r Ki. SiM oial mat iiiK il..V for 6K I.v.ivo orilri'H jit (M-i'tvitn! uhmv i v or ml- ' 1!, '!., Ti'i; - In n are ymt l,"ili,; lt ( tltimph's bii'vcle ston to have your, wheel cleaned and ncked III vaseline j $250 FOR. LANE COUNTY EXHIBIT The county court today appropriated ?250 for Lane county's exhibit at the state fair at Salem this fall. Upon request of Judge Chrismau S. H. Friendly, presient of the Commercial Club, has appointed the following committee to handle the money : P. E. Snodgruss, Jasper Wilkius and-E. M. Warren. ANOTHER INCH OF SNOW FALLS Inspector McCornack is Unable to Tell Extent of Damage to Fruit Another inch of snow fell last night, but before the day was half over most of It had melted. About 1:30 o'clock this afternoon it began falling again and continued for some time, but did not remain on the ground. it is hard to ascertain how much damage to fruit has been dune. Dr, H. F. McCornack, county fruit in spector, says he has not been out to his orchard yit and says it is probable he couldn't tell whether or not any damage was done if he had seen the trees. However, he says that tho early pcHches that have already blossomed will be injured. Personal, Vern D. Callison is down from Pleasant Hill. - 0. T. Lime, of Waltorvillo, was In Eugene today. E. E. Ilvland and Frank Crim are down from Mabol, C. L. Weber, the Creswell merchant, was iu Eugene today. E. W. Hall is tip from Portland. Miss Holene Robinson is home from a visit in Albany. District Attorney O. M. Brown returned to Roseburg this afternoon. A. H. Wood returned to Cottage drove this afternoon. E. J. Slocuni and R. S. Smith left today fur the Coos Hay to locate. Mr. Smith was noeonipannied by his wife. FITZER AND CAVELOR TAKEN TO JAIL Victor Fitzer and William Cavelor, the two young men convicted of rob bing W. W. Scott while the latter was asleep In a saloon and who were sen tenced to one year each lu the peni tentiary, were taken to Salem today by Sheriff Fred Flsk. ABSOLUTELY PURE WATER If you desire absolutely pure and safe water, get u water still and dis till all water for family use iu your own home. See sample of still and water at Hall & Shumway's plumbing shop on Kast Seventh street. Leave your order for one. Price very rea sonable. Municipal Ownership Caucus There will be a caucus of tile nui I uicipal ownership voters of tho First ward at tho hoso house. Eleventh street, 1 h irsday,v March IB, at 7:3l) p.m., foi t te purpose of nominating a candidate for member of the city council. W. W. CALKINS. The mtiiiaKcmetit of tho theatre is making an effort to book nothing but tho best cotupauies, mid the Lunelle thctitrctiocrs appreciate this with good attendances. Una of the beet will be presented on the Mth. Attention E!Ks Kcts'tilur M!sion of tlu Kwlgo Wtxlnoit Iday cvtMiiiiir, Man'h 11, at 7:'li p. in :. 1 A lieiM of nitio titn fnwns x be j wktiHimmI (iurinn the PTeniiiK. While 1 1 ho fawn; nrt Hhmih: itowihhI with I antlers rt'frshn.tMit will in sorrn! 1 Vhilim l'i'"tlu'rs nro i-ivitini to W pri'-riit to vi;ii'.-e' t?- saorU'llo. .V. S. ALUS, New Today. YANTri-"KprrVmvd wntor or 1 1 1H, IH'I' AMI iO l;I..N l' Situated on the ley ll:;nd eat of Kuere. Tor r ' ' ' t, lli;ih A I'rmp- i,'.l, ;:,- Wet I'i..:, .. POLITICAL COLUMN. publitbcd m this uIumb t fMMbu mim tm of ill partita. FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE. I announce my candidacy for the nomination of Circuit Judge on the Republican ticket. L. T. HARRIS. FOR STATE SENATOR I hereby announce myself a can didate for State Senator on the Re publican ticket to be voted for at the primaries April 20. I. H. BINGHAM. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I announce to the Republican voters of Lane county my candi dacy for Representative in the state legislature, subject to approval of the April primaries. B. A. WASHBURNE. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce that I will be a candidate for the nomination for state representative on the Republi can ticket at the April primary election. CHARLES A. HARDY. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Lane county,and I prom'se if elected to fill the office las economical as possible, and Jto the best interests for the peopleas far as it is in my power to do so. W.J.WARNOCK. FOR STATE SENATOR. I hereby announce to the Repub lican voters my candidacy for State Senator from Lane county subject to approval of the .April primaries J. M. SHELLEY. . FOR SHERIFF. . I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lane county, subject to the approval of the Democratic voters at the pri maries to be held in Lane county on April 20, 1906. FRED FISK. FOR STATE SENATOR. I announce to the Republican volers of Lane county my candi dacy for the office of state Senator, and, solicit their support at the April primaries. 1 G. V. GRIFFIN. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce that I will be come a candidate for the nomina tion of state representative on the Republican ticket, subject to ap proval at the primary election. M. SVARVERUD. FOR REPKEShN i'A'l IVE. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination of state representative on the Repuli can ticket, subject to approval at the April primaries. E. H. INGHAM. FOR, STATE SENATOR. I .iivo-.s-.ee lo the Republican voteis o i . ic county my candi dal' f- hs ohi.-.i of state sp-"" an fl:eft their sirrort at the April prir.ir.iics. G. W. CRIFFIN. JAMES to IT H YCOA'J BK, ; of Corvallis. j Republican candidate for Governor of I Oregon. An honest and fearlcssdischarge o public j dutv; a greater and united Oregon. Upholstering and Furniture Repaired At Your Home Yon want your chairs, sofna and loiinnts upholstered ami furniture re paired now spiiiic with lnnisocleaniiiit is at hand. Mattresj-cs also worked over. If you will write me at once I will come to your home and see your work, intiybe repair it there and at u very reasonable cost. 1 workc-l several yenr In l, leinlini; Portland furniture nod iiphnlsteriliit e.-talilistiun'Ot. K. L. Ctimpliell tif the Uuurd knows me and hy permis sion 1 refer to him as to my respon sibility. Write me giving nnmlter of street. Hl'lill O Uini'.N. Tor wall pap -r i'iv-to;i ,t Jlid. s in e it. We guarantee our work. Eugene l alii I'M' Vi , Back to Eugene with a full line of groceries and feed. Bring in your eggs, butter and grain of all kinds. Cash.or goods in ex change. Wcwill treat you right. Remem ber the place, 5th and Willamette. Thone Red46U. J.W.WHITE. Special Prices on all Grades of Ranges For a Short Time Only. . No. 50 NINTH AND OAK. A Lively Tussle The cures that stand to its credit make Buckleu's Arnica Salve a scien tific wonder. It cured E. R. Mul ford, lecturer for the Patrons of Hus bandry, Waynesboro, Pa., of a dis tressing case of Piles. It heals tho worst Bums, Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds Chilblains, and Salt Rheum. Only 2oc at W. L. DeLauo's drug store. We sponge ana press your clothes by the month for ?1. This keeps your clothing in shape and clean. We keep your buttons sewed on and rips repaired. Try this and Bee the im provement in your personal appear ance. Eugene Steam Dye Works, 459 Willamette street. dtf Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge No. 391 M( elf co.. d and Fourth Monday, Eale tlail. W. E. BARKER, Treasurer. H. C. MORRIS, President. H. N. ROUNDS, DeputT- The Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnville Will save money lor you. If your insurance is abo t to expire see J. H. Dfniel. Lanr county axent, ard learn bnw we save vou fifty ner cent on vour insurance. Brick buildinp.sa spec-Lilly. .UgCllC ii.iiU4i,i uuuutuft room 8. opr. Loan and Savings Bank The "Mount Hood" 10 cent cigar is not an experiment. It has been tried and found true. Its quality is perfect. Its flavor is so delicious that every one who'tries it is satisfied. F. D. POTTS. ROMADKA READY ACCESS TRUNK MO tugiu aud pulling to get out trays. No wear and tear on trays. No looking around to find place on which to set trays. Raising the cover does it all. It lifts trays out of the bottom. Brings every corner within reach. Ventilates entire trunk. Simple, Sanitary. Perfect. CC A A and 14 Stylu at n ..POJJ Up. Fur oaio by Juimings & Edwnrds After the First of Ma rch "The Palms tt Will serve their regular dinners from 5 P. M. to 8 P. M. Lunch served from 1J :30 A. M. to 2 P. IvI. Sundays wc sene a gen uine French dinner from 4:30 to S P. F. " We s:rv; r.;-iiiinjj but BOILED and iMLXHRAL WATERS. S. L. LONG CALL UP PHONE MAIN 68 And get your MEAT delivered to any part of the city at any time of the day jtjtjt jt by special delivery. Jtjtjtj: E. T. BUSHNELL 277 13th and Patterson Sis. EUgene Water Co. (INCORPORATED) Pure well water furnished for house! old purposes, motors and hydraulic elevators. J Rates and Terms Upon Application. I T, W. Harris, Pres. J. H. McClung, Treasi I R. McMuruhy, Secretary. ! F. L. CHAMBERS, I President H. E. ANKENY-Vice-President, DARWIN BRISTOW, Cashier. Qiambers-Bristow Banking Company Of Eugene, Oregon. ! Paid Up Cash Capital $50,000 Notes and Mortgages bought, 't&oney loaned on approved security. Interest paid on time certificates of deposit. A general banking business transacted. , C.S. Farrow & Co Real Estate Brokers FARMS, TIMBERLAND AND CITY PROPERTY, Stock Ranches, Hop Lands and Fruit Lands of all kinds for sale. For particulars address us. Cff'ce,Rccms i ard 2 over Cham bers' Hardware Store. 'Phone Red JJ41. A Strong Pull Of our pure and choice Wines, Liquora. Whiskies and Beers have a strong pull won iuc puoiic woo appreciate high grade excellence in WET GOODS gen erally. We have a superior stock of the best imported and domestic whiskies in the country, that have purity, age and low prices to recommend them. C. E. Hughes. 'I HE Pacific Mutual Life. Li EE AND ACCIUEJST POLICIES. Albert J. Caron, Genera! Agent, Portlnnd. J. M. Williams, Local Agent, Eugene, Ore. First National Bank OF EUGENE Paid up cash capital . , nd.ur,,luB. $150,000 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS on rpum.bl; nmn, Sleht drtfrt on Chloro. fcn Fr.-ncifco and ronland. Bilu of ExcIudv. lold on lorelro countrlei. Drpotiu received iubect lo check Of certificate of depc.lt. All collection, louuited to iu will receive prompt attemlOD.I I 2 JIK1!!? ,CK5' p'"w'01. S B tAKtN. Vice P, I SNODGRASS. C,,e.. L H POTTEB AutcJb Ay a & Son For Your Plumbing, Tin ning and General Repairin?. No. 34 W. 8th St. 'Phone Red 1351. CHAPPELL & GIRARD : Socceaacn to 0. W, Taylor HOUSE MOVING Ol all kinds and descriptions. Prices rea sonable. Give us a chance to give you an estimate on your work. 138 Wesi 12th Street. Thone Red 277J. EUGENE OREGON Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Claiks All tlnd of hauling and lean mik. riano radrlac leaaltr Wood for Sale, Storage. Offlce-lat rilnn, ,.j, rf La,. ,M s,.,n g,. Offce -ine-ea 1JIX. Sea. fnooe-Blaca il. FOR CIGARS JULIUS GOLDSMITH CLASSIFIjDJnl OR SALP SHETLA vn orTTT; : mare Shetland ponv " tUck well.broke to ride, and t Address A. b. pLir" & Oregon, at one. ' "est FOR SALE HnnZTTri-r . corner of Seventeenth 1 j on l street. Price, 45 . F0rdfS "formation call .t sa&.f'M FOR SALE-Two aeresTT- torn land, convenient t, IT'1? M university, new house of si,T chicken house. ,.,. e. . ? roit . 'Wie fml. enth street. Eugene. "' M I FOR SALE A f- ..:. . 7 riujicnico, one or tir v. Owners' pries, n'S investigate. A. (J. OU'l')in'r'',lc E8th street. ULlHRi, j. ruiv aAU,-Uood driving TTT horse, 15 hands, weignt lif. quire of Whimry and ,. M I aud Willamette """i Siitel . FOR RE FOR RENT Nice fi-rr.n. Pearl street cheap, fll-ja -Furnished hunwkZr I rooms. Knows are verr .1. ' ' Call at 856 Oak s'reer dt,lril l-OH KENT- -In War ..iZT Binto of front rooms, g' Uarrnn. 44- r f' ur I ""icuvu sireet, for KpapK now brick l,!ock ou rooms fnr t-utifr UiI-.1 mollis. miH w c faciim on N,th rtrret. BnUoV equipped with electric liuht t let , tath. and all infcrffi IWISCELLANEOUS WANTED Girl for housework 1, nlv to fpa Vnh.. ,..7 ?I ... . , -'tL-.uurpfl. ' ..A.,lt,t.-iu oorrow on.t ivm rmniv Heciiruv. Address P Box 271, Euueue, Or. WANTED To trade Dine Kiw BohemiR minium . u-.n etto valley property, city or tm j.niui, uuo t-ubu, nun stock. 2r5, Eiidone. WANTED House of seven oi rooms, -vith two or more loU linvit eiioh price. Address D. j 788 Kerry street, Euueue, Ore. GIRL WANTED To do liht ba- worn. fjiiqmrc at 17D West Eifl:; SANTh-D Alaiiager lor liraajl ml vk wiso io locare lu re ill Ijw - . Address, with references. The M,- ris hulesalu liutioe, CiiiciDimJ Ohio. 3- "a.mi'jU inimedmtety, ten yen) men over 18 lo prepare lorpwitt: ns rnilwiiT mail cieite; lii'ini: wilnry. ?SiHI per auimra: cmd-. promotion ; exaiuiimtiou .April :J at I'orllaiid. Write h. 0. henin 14-5 Columbia BMk., Portland. 1': sa:s WANTED Installment collector I merchandise accounts ; good alvl nna expenses. Address xsmi) turer, P. O. Box 1U27, PhiUdeiftii fa. PURE WATER Pure water fronll rock wells. I can tore or drill oi I for you cheaply. Why not bm i! neat wnterr Call on or addres E. Kilborn, 21! Jefferson st. C. E. fiardiner. 1111(1 Villardl'- line, Fairmount. Telephoue M T nT 1.1... .1.- C. .,.(.!. iill!.' id white ring around neck and j tan lefts. Answers to name "Laddie." Lost at tuitenf. i dress L. C. Vitus, 'phone n:'1 . 120, Junction. Or. Colonist Rates Westward Commencine Kehruary W 1 contiuuinir dailv to aud ioctoi-l April 3Hth, 1000, and from Sfr'1 j loth until October 31st, l!W.lej tickets wilj be sold from trie tM niiinta nn tlm OrciTon lines rilM lnnd Rates from Cliicngo, 133; St. Paul, Omaha and ham"1- f-2T. Correspondine rutoa mndo from other iioiuts. M o-lubino tn Bond tickets Or ticM 1 cash to their friends intheJ come West can do so wlthontm Call on your local agent for ra tion. E. L. CRAI0, ? Storage! Storage! Storage. Public and private. Stonft kinds of goods and material, ; reasonable prices. Cloods for. Hop storage solicited. having hops to store will Jr; see GKO. T. ITAiXJ- Messenger Service xr.,,.. ,,.! nnrcels any part of the city ni.'klr tj bio messenger bey. Call nj Tt legiaph Co. Tli. mo -'" 1" i- ... ..., ..,urns jour smwmu o mid if foal or - or out of order yonr'ln siiff-rs 'r.-- : t. r's llocky M-t". well. co'-. f Drug Co. I Heware of !'l''t,